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CoDeSys program for Modbus/TCP RS485 + slave devices
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Posted by Esvetemail on 4 December, 2007 - 9:56 am
I will have many slave devices connected to the wago 750-841 PLC modbus/TCP via RS485 module 750-653/003-000. It must works as a master modbus. I will need a fully functioning program in CoDeSys, which will configure the wago PLC so that it will read from the slave devices. I'm not good in CoDeSys. Can someone please help me and send me such a program?

My email is esvetemail@gmail.com

Thanks!

Posted by AuthorP on 8 January, 2008 - 1:51 am
Hello,

I am a little bit confused... are you trying to link your slaves to the master using Modbus TCP or Modbus RTU? I saw you have mentioned Modbus TCP (RS485), so can you please explain?

I have developed a library in Codesys (v2.3) for some of the Modbus RTU functions but I never tested with a Wago PLC (just with Moeller, Micro and Grossenbacher). There is also a Modbus TCP/IP library for Codesys but there isn't free...

Regards,

Posted by tecfacet on 14 March, 2008 - 1:39 am
If anyone would like to send me some information about writing a Modbus library for CoDeSys...

My email is tecfacet @ yahoo. com

Thank you.

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