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possible to configure ASCII data type for multiple modbus registers in modbus master?
is it possible to use Multiple modbus registers for ASCII value and its configure on modbus master?
Modbus doesn't know or care what the data *means*. That is up to your program. Modbus just gets the data to where it's going. As to whether the data in the registers represents ASCII values or integers or whatever is up to you. "01100001" can mean the letter "a" or the number 97, according to however you want to interpret it.
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