Modbus Modbus

Modbus - Definition and Overview

Modbus is a communication protocol, designed by Modicon for use with its programmable logic controllers (PLC)s. It is almost a de facto standard communications protocol in industry since it represents the most commonly available means of connecting almost any industrial electronic devices, which permits great savings in wiring costs. A lot of the reason for the extensive use of Modbus instead of other communications buses is the fact that it is openly published. It allows for administration of a net of devices, for instance a system that records temperature and humidity and stores results in a computer. Versions for serial port and ethernet were created.

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Free software exists for modbus:

Example Usage of Modbus

c_com: Unitronics V570 Rs485 Modbus to Hitachi L300p inverter - by Paul Cruz - http://control.com/thread/1260927724
c_com: Re: Opto 22 Communication to GE AC drives Via Modbus - by BIll - http://control.com/thread/1260897343
c_com: Re: Modbus master - by Arun - http://control.com/thread/1260888585
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