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Configuring Network-Connected Masters

Introduction

Here are a few points regarding this configuration:

All timers for both masters and slaves are using defaults.

The range field on the set modbus master command is an index number that Digi One IA identi- fies these masters. The range fields on each of the set modbus slave commands identify the indi- vidual slaves.

The slaves field on the set modbus master command then identifies the slaves that belong to this master.

The value on the unit fields of the set modbus slave commands are hardware addresses for the slaves.

The format=rtu option on the set modbus slave command is optional, since rtu is the default for Modbus communication over the serial port.

Configuration

set line range=1 baud=14400 set ports range=1 dev=modbus

set modbus master range=1 ip=143.191.2.100-143.191.2.102 slaves=2-3 set modbus slave range=2 port=1 format=rtu unit=100

set modbus slave range=3 port=1 format=rtu unit=101

Configuring a Port-Connected Master

Introduction

Take special note of the following attributes of this configuration:

All timers for both masters and slaves are using defaults.

The range field on the set modbus master command is an index number that Digi One IA uses to identify this master. The range fields on each of the set modbus slave commands identify the individual slaves.

The slaves field on the set modbus master command then identifies the slaves that belong to this master.

The value on the unit fields of the set modbus slave commands are hardware addresses for the slaves.

The format=rtu option on the set modbus master command is optional, since rtu is the default for Modbus communication over the serial port.

Configuration

set line range=1 baud=14400 set ports range=1 dev=modbus

set modbus master port=1 slaves=2,5 ra=4 format=rtu set modbus slave ip=143.191.2.100 range=2 unit=200 set modbus slave ip=143.191.2.155 range=5 unit=100

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Digi TS 4, TS 2/4 manual Examples, Configuring Network-Connected Masters, Configuring a Port-Connected Master