09-03-2023, 06:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-03-2023, 06:54 PM by iliaslamprou.)
Hi,
I think you can write to these addresses using the function 6.
In this case you can use the "Bit Converter".
1. Create a Modbus Variable for the address 1001 using the necessary byte format.
2. Add seven switches to control the Emulator variables V0-V6
3. Add seven "Bit Converter". Select as input the Variables V0 to V6 of the Emulator
Select as output the same Modbus Variable for all "Bit Converter" scripts . This is the Variable for the address 1001.
Select a bit from 0 to 6.
Enable the "Bydirectional" check box.
Input type "Integer"
Now every time you change te button states the app will send a number to the Modbus address. The number will be created by the bit of the button states
I think you can write to these addresses using the function 6.
In this case you can use the "Bit Converter".
1. Create a Modbus Variable for the address 1001 using the necessary byte format.
2. Add seven switches to control the Emulator variables V0-V6
3. Add seven "Bit Converter". Select as input the Variables V0 to V6 of the Emulator
Select as output the same Modbus Variable for all "Bit Converter" scripts . This is the Variable for the address 1001.
Select a bit from 0 to 6.
Enable the "Bydirectional" check box.
Input type "Integer"
Now every time you change te button states the app will send a number to the Modbus address. The number will be created by the bit of the button states