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Modbus server and device not communicating code#
The Modbus Organization is an independent, member-based, non-profit organization (operating as a business league under US tax code 501 (c) 6). If you want the Wireshark files and memory dump please tell me because this is time sensitive I am returning the product as soon as possibleįurthermore please bring back the ability to have multiple recipients on the alarm section as you have it before ( having to go through SSH and nodding files it’s crazy.Modbus FAQ: About The Modbus Organization To investigate all these and spend like 2 days on this. So all in all : you don’t add anything on the requests configuration, you just add the alarms, and there is a certain amount of requests you can do so one point or an other the system won’t send an alarm out Every time this limit is reached you need to restart the service. regardless of the time period and regardless of time. The amount of requests the router can make the device on a ( Master / Client -> Slave - Server ) is 359 requests. if set the server to send Modbus requests to the PLC for 1,2 seconds if would disregard the ( on first event ) and it would send an SMS per second to avoid that you need to have the request time period more than 3 seconds then it follows the actual alarm event pattern ,ģ.the Wireshark pointed out that if you restart the Modbus service without doing anything every requests it sends a reset ( there for incrementing port numbers ) it started with the first request at 34890 and finished with port number 36608 so i think the Modbus library goes over a certain threshold or the local port that it uses gets exhausted and then no more requests can be send to the slave device.Ĥ.following the point said above. The alarms don't work ( I had it like that and it didn't work and when I removed everything from there and left just the alarms it worked ) butĢ. If you add anything in "Requests configuration" Also I have some Wireshark data if you like,īecause I think there is an issue with the library on 3 fronts:ġ.
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