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SSL and Modbus functions

Picard Product_Support
‎2018-09-11 12:48 PM

Last Updated: Administrator CraigEl Administrator ‎2022-08-10 10:42 PM

Issue

Modbus device in hand does not have a pre-configured widget in the device list of Building Expert. A script is required to communicate with the device

Product Line

EcoStruxure Building Expert

Environment

  • SmartStruxure Lite Multi-Purpose Manager
  • Any modbus device

Cause

Pre-configured widget not available in the device list of Building Expert

Resolution

The MPM can only be a Modbus Master; meaning it can request information from other slave modbus devices, or write to them.

Terminals A and B on the MPM correspond to modbus terminals (Serial +) and (Serial -) respectively.

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When using a script to communicate with modbus devices, the "Enable" box in the ModBus configuration object (MOD1) must be disabled to allow the MPM to communicate with the devices using a script.

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The modbus port should then be closed (in case it was left open) and re-opened using the following functions

********************************************************
@@@ Lua.modbus.close       (Description and example here)

********************************************************
@@@ Lua.modbus.open        (Description and example here)

********************************************************

 

 

The following are the standard modbus functions and their corresponding Lua functions used in the MPM

Modbus Function Code Lua Function in MPM
Function Code 01 modbus.coil_read
Function Code 02 modbus.di_read
Function Code 03 modbus.hr_read (16-bit)
Function Code 04 modbus.in_read
Function Code 05 N/A
Function Code 15 modbus.coil_write
Function Code 06 modbus.hr_write

 

The following are the 8 different modbus functions that can be used to read/write to registers from/to modbus devices


********************************************************
@@@ Lua.modbus.coil_read     (Description and example here)

This function is equivalent to : [Function Code 01 (01 HEX)]

********************************************************
@@@ Lua.modbus.coil_write    (Description and example here)

This function is equivalent to : [Function Code 15 (0F HEX)]

********************************************************
@@@ Lua.modbus.di_read      (Description and example here)  

This function is equivalent to : [Function Code 02 (02 HEX)]

********************************************************
@@@ Lua.modbus.hr_read       (Description and example here)

This function is equivalent to : [Function Code 03 (03 HEX)]

********************************************************
@@@ Lua.modbus.hr_write      (Description and example here)

This function is equivalent to : [Function Code 06 (06 HEX)]

********************************************************
@@@ Lua.modbus.in_read      (Description and example here)

This function is equivalent to : [Function Code 04 (04 HEX)]

********************************************************
@@@ Lua.modbus.fp_read     (Description and example here)

********************************************************
@@@ Lua.modbus.fp_write    (Description and example here)

********************************************************

To read a floating-point (32-bit) value, the fp_read() function can be used. (Download script)

To read an unsigned long (32-bit) value the hr_read() function can be used, however, some data manipulation is required (Download script)

To read a floating-point (64-bit) value, the hr_read() function can be used. (Download script)

 

Modbus errors can be found here

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