Modbus IO with several ethernet ports?

Dear experts LabView:

My Labview system must communicate with three slaves Modbus (variable speed drives of motor with Modbus TCP/IP option installed) to send orders (speed set), and status of the drive reading (the actual speed, output current/voltage/power etc.). The PC has an Ethernet card to four ports with three of the ports connected via a standard Ethernet cable to the three controllers. Three ports on the PC Ethernet received (192.168.1.10, 192.168.1.11, 192.168.1.12) static IP addresses. The three controllers have been configured to give the Modbus slave static IP address options as well (192.168.1.20, 192.168.1.21, and 192.168.1.22). I also downloaded the NI Modbus (version 1.2) library and want to use its screws to perform query operations master Modbus. To do this, he must first open TCP connections on three slaves using the connection open TCP vi, and that's where my problem comes in. How TCP connection open connection to use a specific port to Ethernet (one of the first three IP addresses) on the PC? Thanks in advance for your help.

VRA

Hi VRA,.

What you mean? There is a port entry.

Mike

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