Modbus Functions | FP Web-Server V2.11 |
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12.2 Modbus-TCP Server of the FP Web-Server in General
The FP Web-Server can be accessed by a Modbus-TCP client (SCADA) via Ethernet for PLC data communication. To do so, the FP Web-Server requests PLC data (MEWTOCOL protocol) via the 3-pin or/and 9-pin RS232C port. The 9-pin RS232C can alternatively communicate via Modbus-RTU protocol with a Modbus-RTU slave unit.
Modbus-TCP communication can also occur via modem. To do so, the client must first dial up the FP Web-Server's PPP-Server to establish a modem connection.
The Modbus-TCP server can handle up to 6 client connections simultaneously. If there are already 6 connections and another client wishes to establish a connection, the oldest connection can be ended automatically.
Up to 3 different port numbers are possible. Alternatively, these ports can be switched to UDP communication where each UDP port is assigned one task. Both of the FP Web-Server's RS232C ports can be addressed.
Features:•The Modbus-TCP client can address the FP Web-Server's two RS232C ports (MEWTOCOL or Modbus-RTU) by using a port number or unit ID.
Detailed information:
For more information on Modbus-TCP server settings and the respective server functions, please refer to the online help under the keyword "Modbus-TCP Server Settings".