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• Communication between LabVIEW and MCU based on Modbus Protocol

  Hello

  I am a first year student in the port.and series applications see you, my projiect needs to communicate between LV and MCU based on Modbus Protocol.all configure it are correct, but the lv to send false information which is not suitable for modbus.i do not know how to fix it.

  My programs are:

  Why did you decide to write your own code instead of what is already available? If you had done a search, you would have easily found the modbus library. Just give a try.

• USB-RS232 Modbus

  Hello world

  I am a beginner in LabVIEW and I am trying to acquire data from a microcontroller with Modbus Protocol in series. I use a converter USB-RS232 to prolific technology and Windows 7 as operating system.

  I can't communicate with the card that contains the microphone. I get an error 1073807246 ("the resource is valid, but VISA cannot gain access to it").

  I can't even set it up on VISA test Panel.

  Someone at - he never tackled this problem and knows how to solve? Maybe it's because the USB-RS232 converter?

  Thanks to all the advice for any advice.

  Andrea.

  If you had searched the error, you would have found the most common reasons for it. Make sure that no other program is using the same port. Windows allows more than one process to access the same port.

• Conversion of modbus hex-data of registers to float

  Hello

  I use the modbus Protocol to read an analog value from a module.

  The webpanel of the module displays the hex value and the float value. The modbus function only returns the hex value.

  09FD is 0,780

  How can I convert the hex value returned in the float?

  There is also a modbus-funtion for this:

  public public static float GetSingle (ushort highOrderValue, ushort lowOrderValue)

  But I have tried all sorts to use it without success. (It works, but it does not return the correct value)

  Thanks for help

  
  

• Linking a Varable shared several MODBUS registers

  A simple question, but can't seem to find an answer:

  I have a library project with a configuration of server i/o MODBUS series. In this library, I have several shared variables that are related to the registers on the remote device via the MODBUS Protocol, and this works very well if every variable is bound to read a single register (for example Modbus1\D400001). What is the proper syntax to bind a shared variable that is unique in several consecutive registers? If I put the type of shared in the "table of UInt32" Variable can I clarify something in the direction of Modbus1\D400001-D400100? So far, this doesn't seem to work, or at least doesn't have anything that is displayed when creating indicator table and linking of this share to the indicator variable. Thank you

  -David

  Sorry, I forgot to mention that it is version 9.0.1 LabVIEW with the DSC module.

  Hi Underscore_c,

  Take a look at this help document:

  http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/371618E-01/lvmve/dsc_modbus_using/

  This document should also be in your LabVIEW help.  You will notice that you can call a table of records by prefixing the address of 'A'.

  For example,.

  A400008L8 is an array of values of length 8.

  There is an example called "Data type Extension Modbus" which should help you get started in the right direction.

  Dave T.

• Including a carriage return when you write in a single register using Modbus

  I use a NI USB to RS - 232 to connect with a Watlow EZ-Zone PM controller using Modbus Protocol and will have bad to write a value (set temperature) to the controller.  I got when reading registry values, so I know that my settings are correct.  I also checked this using a program of Test of Modbus Watlow provides.  Using this program, it became clear to me that a carriage return is necessary after the numeric value.  MB series query writing Master only allows a value of U16.  How can I include a carriage return?

  A statement like that makes me think that she's not speaking modbus.

  Run their program during execution of something like Portmon.

  Then compare the data sent back with the modbus specification.

• Connection Modbus

  Hello

  I am a beginner Labview and am looking for the solution pour dialogue with equipment (transmitter SCAIME measuring weight) in Modbus Protocol with a not variable between 2 interrogations and record responses in a file.

  Frame problemas en of I know the Hexa format pour mark and the response of the transmitter, en revancheje don't know what VI nimodbus UTI.

  Thank you in advance for your help.

  A +.

  Please try to post in English here

  Translation

  I'm from Labview and I'm looking for the solution to interact with the material (transmitter measurement weight SCAIME) in Modbus Protocol with a not variable between 2 questions and record the answers in a file.

  I know that the image format to hexadecimal for the request and the response of the transmitter in revancheje don't know don't no how to use nimodbus VI.

• Conversion of 16-bit unsigned 32-bit float

  Hi, I'm new to labview and data types in the electronics. Due to a shortage of labour in my company, I am required to do it myself. I've been through several labview basic tutorials and examples, but I am unable to do anything properly with labview. Any help is very appreciated.

  I'm using labview 8.6.1 and I downloaded the drivers for modbus. Currently, I am required to read data out of a sensor and write the data to a file. Using the ".vi MB series Master query Read Input registers (poly)", I am able to read the data in the registers. However, the data in the registers are 16-bit unsigned and does not give the "real" value I'm not sure about this, but I tried to use simply Modbus 6.3.6 and change the bit 16 32-bit unsigned type float makes the job of showing the real value.

  So, my question is, how do I get the actual values of the VI? I apologize if this is a simple question but I am new to this and don't have the time to study further in this regard. In addition, I apologize in advance if not enough information is given. Her updated the VI of "Master Series MB query Read Input registers (poly) .vi" that I used to write data to the file, as well as 1 text files, I got is attached.

  Thank you for your help and sorry for any trouble.

  Here's my VI registered under LV8.6.

  You have pretty cables through your VI, but it is ridiculously little handy, easily scalable and uses some Rube Goldberg constructions.

  Your Rubes:

  1. table to the cluster to unbundle converty.  Then grouping to a cluster and then to a table.  No need to go through the songs and dances of cluster.  You could have used the Index table and table build and not had to convert anything to a cluster or backward.

  2. using a constant Dbl to change than one through the digital conversion function to determine the data type for the type cast.  Eliminating the conversion and has created the representation of the single precision instead of double precision constant.

  3 code dozens of times when he should have been treated in a loop of duplication.

  If you use me as a Subvi, your screen real estate will be less than a 1/4 of what it is now.

  You say you want to read a bunch of records that are not adjacent to each other?  You can make several requests of reading.  Write a query command, then read the answer.  Then write another order of demand for various registers and read this response.  It depends on how different readings, you do or how far records of interest are about whether it makes sense.  If you need read a two pairs of registers, which are some distance apart, it might be more efficient to perform a single read multiple registers if they are close together and just throw the records don't care you.  It will be more bytes to read at the back, but it might be faster because it can be done in only one reading.  Or you could do two readings targeting your specific records.  It might be less bytes to read in each message, but it will take more time to make two requests to read and wait for responses between the two.

  I don't know if the limit of 125 records is something to make your device, modbus or modbus in general protocol library.  I want to say that it might be that the modbus Protocol usually means that records the 125 250 bytes of data.  Factor of a few bytes of the command of the response and the checksum, you will be 256 bytes.  Modbus packages are designed to take less than 256 bytes so that only a single byte is needed to tell how many bytes of data will be forthcoming in response to the message.

  With selective targeting of your records to read and using the table of Index to read specific float32 values of interest, you can write the 12 values you want in the file instead of all those you don't need.

• NEITHER 9871 best way to create the customization to veristand

  I would use a NI 9871 module with NEITHER veristand to connect with over RS-485 devices using the modbus Protocol. I know that this device can be used in mode of scanning and orders VISA, but won't work with the custom device EtherCat Scan Engine.

  I was wondering the best way to change NOR veristand.

  1. Create custom FPGA personality and write the drivers to directly interface with the ports on the device by modifying cRIO Modbus.lvproject http://www.ni.com/example/31166/en/. Expose the commmands as channels passed from the FPGA personality to the workspace and command those from the workspace.Current limitation, I am unsure how to modify this into a custom device or model due to the FPGA IRQ in the RT application used for timing. Can this be included in the custom device?

  2 use the 9871 in scan mode and write a custom device to interact with it using the VISA. Deploy with e/s Modbus device custom servier and send orders to shared variables in the workspace. It would be easier and more robust driver, but I'm not sure how to implement if my other 7 modules use the custom scan engine. I can't apply it in scan mode and the other seven in FPGA because of the DMA only 3.

  3. change the Scan Engine custom device to support 9871? Not sure if this is possible.

  Thank you

  Mike

  4. do not use the NI 9871 and use the serial port on the Crio with a custom modbus device. This leads to a problem of timing, as five devices I want to interact with, I a port. Can reduce functionality.

  An update, since I've found a method that worked well enough and was easier than I expected.

  If you use the cRIO in scan mode with custom device of the scan engine, the ports will appear in MAX for the module 9871. I didn't when I started at the beginning of the post above. From there, you can use all the functions of ports similar to the rs232 port which is included on the NI 9074.

  I wrote a custom device which opened a VISA session at my port and then was able to apply the code I need to communicate with my camera rs485. I worked with modbus Protocol and functions worked within my device custom without modification. I could also adjust VISA settings in MAX and could run a VI of my pc that would send/recieve data ports. This will be useful as an additional way to test or change the settings on my outside NIVS rs485 devices.

  It should be noted in my last post, deploying a Modbus Library did not work. Shared variables of Veristand work incorrectly with the variables that they have been configured in the modbus library that I deployed. I was able to set these manually from the Distributed System Manager. I could also do standard shared variable variables and would update the workspace NIVS in distributed systems manager, they would not change the value in the modbus server. I decided to abandon it and create a custom device that just use VISA vs. shared variables.

• trouble with rs 485 on Labview.

  Hi guys, so I try to read data from a meter (kron Mult-K), the rs 485. I haven't used the software of kron and his works. But now I want to read the same data on LabView and I can't read anything. Sorry, I'm new on this. If anyone can help.

  Best regards!

  Hello

  Try to use the samples available in the Modbus Library and read a tutorial on Modbus LabVIEW.

  ModBus protocol reference guide

  http://www.NI.com/white-paper/52204/en/

  Modbus Library

  http://www.NI.com/example/29756/en/

  I hope it can help you.

• The use of two different NICs on the RT?

  Hello world... I am currently working on a project where I have to deal with the problem mentioned in the thread topic: I have a PC with LabVIEW RT which must be able to establish network connections using two different network cards. One will be used to connect via TCP/IP to a host computer that will show you the data transmitted through variables shared; the other communicates with another PC via the Modbus Protocol. The key is that each communication is done through a separate network card.

  So far I could not understand how to set up these two things happen. Does anyone know how to do this? Advice will help you.

  For communication of RT, I use a project of RT standard, with the RT PC, given one of the IPs, and for the part of Modbus, I created a server I/O with a master and a slave. Separately, everything works fine, but when I get them together it does not work.

  Thanks for your help!

  Sorry it took me so long to answer, I've been busy lately... I found a solution to this problem that I mentioned, and just in case anyone has similar problems in the future, I will briefly describe what happened.

  Caseyw suggested, he had to allow both NICs through the measurement and Automation Explorer. The cause of the failure of connections was in fact that I was not using the 'right' for Modbus communication, which was rolled out on the secondary card. The solution was to use the URL Protocol with the correct path in the field, addressing the right IP address. To avoid making this post a mixture of subjects, I do more futher, but I got the gist of it, so if someone has similar problems when I work with multiple network cards or Modbus communication protocols, do not hesitate to contact me, I'll be happy to help you.

  Thank you

• Error property

  recently, I try to communicate between PC and NEC based on modbus Protocol.

  using the engineer NOR, I started using the forums.and modbus library when I run programs, visa resource out.and the following program error property not worked as it was supposed to happen.

  as a newbie, I'm confused.and that all advice is appreciated.

  Thank you very much.

  PS: my program is as follows.

  Hello

  OK, now you know if your connection is OK.

  Try the attached programme with the data on the block diagram.

  You can use loop control to make sure that your physical connection is OK.

  If it works as your ModBus communications program should also work.

  Kees

• Difference between the model and the serial number. ?

  I have 2 instruments

  Instrument 1 is 2 display settings

  Tool 2 is 3 display settings

  Now how do I know what is series No. and model No. corresponding to the above instruments.

  Nagaa wrote:

  Saving data of temperature, humidity and pressure via the modbus Protocol

  I'm not familiar with modbus.

  But, I think that it is dependent on the manufacturing of your temperature, humidity and pressure devices

  The manufacturing of your devices manual say?

  Y at - it a command which will meet your devices?

• "MB Ethernet Slave Demon.vi" connection lost when opening a windows dialog box in my application

  Hello everyone,

  I am currently working on a LabVIEW application that communicates with a PLC using a Modbus Protocol (with an ethernet cable). The PLC is the master and the PC is the slave.

  The code is based on the Modbus of LabVIEW examples: "MB Ethernet example Master.vi, MB Ethernet example Slave.vi and MB Ethernet slave Demon.vi. It is not the first time I use it.

  But I recently discovered a problem. In my application, I have a pop-up with a button that opens a windows dialog box to select a result file.

  When the windows dialog box opens, the "MB Ethernet Slave Demon.vi" crashes (I put a meter inside to see what happened and it stops at the moment opens the dialog box), then when I close the dialog box, the counter continues to count, the connection ID is empty, and the number of the demon slave VI connection resets to 0. When communication is re-established between the PC and PLC (like 10 seconds after the closure of the dialog box), the number of connection go to 1 and table of login ID is no longer empty.

  Otherwise, the communication works very well. But not when the dialog box opens and is a significant problem for me because the user must be able to open results file during production that needs the Modbus communication at work because it's the controller who gives orders the computer to run the production cycle.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  If you think that the problem is inside the library NI Modbus (old), why don't you use the most recent which is available on the network of tools? Link is here: https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-30140

  Looking into some of the screws in the library, she uses methods of Server VI as "Run a VI" that will perform the loop of the root, as it crashes while the file dialog is open. I suspect that the new version of the library is not the problem.

• 7940

  Hello

  I have a desktop ip phone 7940 (I know support or end of life) for my client, my problem is to convert to sip Protocol to communicate with the system telephone 3cx I try all tftps serveres and firmware but it does not work if I try to hurt please tell me something to try

  Thank you very much

  Description more please.

  If there is issues upgrade to SIP then what are the observed error messages.