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#MODBUS TCP BRIDGE PC#
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#MODBUS TCP BRIDGE HOW TO#
The video shows you how to send and receive data from Modbus using a local Node-red dashboard and also remotely using MQTT. The remote flow is a very basic MQTT to Modbus bridge.
The response is placed in a JSON string and sent via MQTT to the Dashboard.
The flow consists of a dashboard that lets you set the function code,IP address,unit id, etc for reading and writing.įor the local dashboard the command is then set directly to the modbus node and the response is collected and displayed.įor the remote MQTT dashboard the command is collected and JSON encoded and sent via MQTT to the remote flow which decodes the data and sends the command to modbus.
#MODBUS TCP BRIDGE SIMULATOR#
In the video I will be using a modbus simulator to simulate a modbus TCP/IP device and the modbus node-red nodes. Using the MQTT dashboard gives you remote control of the modbus server via MQTT.ĭash The aim of this project is to create a node-red dashboard to send and receive data to modbus devices using MQTT. However the first dashboard interfaces directly with the modbus getter and write nodes whereas the second sends the commands via MQTT to remote getter and setter nodes. These dashboards are identical in appearance and they let you send modbus read and write commands from the browser. In particular I’ve created two dashboards. As part of my work with modbus I’ve created several tools that make testing node-red modbus flows easier.
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