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I am trying to interface a PC-104 linux computer with some sixnet ethertrak control modules that speak modbus/tcp.
Thanks!
John-Mike
jtaylor@ara.com
> Does anyone know where I can find the source for modbus_tcp written by Phil
> Costigan? specifically, modbus_tcp.c and modbus_tcp.h. <
I'm not sure if it's the one you're thinking of, but the MatPLC can handle Modbus, and parts of our Modbus module were written by Phil Costigan...
http://mat.sourceforge.net
http://mat.sourceforge.net/manual/io/modbus.html
As you can see from the manual, the MatPLC is really only ready to be used as a Modbus master (not a slave); however, this is probably the side you need...
> I am trying to interface a PC-104 linux computer with some sixnet ethertrak
> control modules that speak modbus/tcp. <
Cool! That sounds like an exact fit for MatPLC... Any more details you'd be willing to share with us? (Either here or on the mat-devel mailing list?)
Jiri
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