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SF4100 Modbus Communication plug-ins Modbus RTU,COM、ASCII
SF4100 Modbus Communication plug-ins Modbus RTU,COM、ASCII
Modbus RTU Communication Operations Manual
Overview
This example is used to demonstrate how a serial adapter can be used to connect a personal PC to an iComputer, and a local modbusslave or modbus poll can be simulated for master-slave communication.
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Purpose of the experiment
RS485 communication
The iComputer is used as the master station, the simulation assistant is used as the slave station, and the master slave station can read and write data
The iComputer is used as a slave and the simulation assistant is used as a master, and the master slave can read and write data
The iComputer is used as the master station, and the other is the slave station, and the master station slave can read and write data
RS232 communication
The iComputer is used as the master station, the simulation assistant is used as the slave station, and the master slave station can read and write data
The iComputer is used as a slave and the simulation assistant is used as a master, and the master slave can read and write data
The iComputer is used as the master station, and the other is the slave station, and the master station slave can read and write data
Experimental hardware and software equipment
Hardware: Two iComputer SX5s, serial cable mowestar NS820I
Software: MetaFacture1.0.4.1, Modbusslave, Modbuspoll, Master so file, Slave so file, Slave Library
As shown in the figure above, connect to the iComputer
As shown in the figure above, the right side is connected to the personal PC through a USB cable, and the left side is "RS485", "RS422", "RS232" serial ports, and "RS485" and "RS232" are used in this experiment.
iComputer COM port description
As shown in the figure above, the eight-pin description of the iComputer com/can port is illustrated.
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