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Try requesting all of the registers together. The result is that the device will report an error when you try selectively polling registers. Instead, they are hardcoded to respond to certain Modbus messages. Some devices do not fully implement parsing Modbus commands. It is common for devices to have holding registers where read-only and read/write registers are mapped next to each other.Īn uncommon cause for the -01 result is a device with an incomplete implementation of Modbus.
#MODBUS POLL OPEN SOURCE CODE#
If the function code is supported, make sure you are not trying to write to a register labeled as read-only.
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Different devices support different functions (consult the device documentation). The illegal function error is reported back by a Modbus server when either it does not support the function at all, or does not support that function code on the requested registers. A positive result code indicates no response was received. ModbusClient() displays these codes as a negative number. Modbus defines several error codes, which are reported back to a client from a server. Further information on Modbus can be found at:
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Whether you are connecting via Modbus to a solar inverter, power meter, or flow meter, the information provided here can help you overcome the challenges, and successfully gather data into a Campbell data logger. Most of the difficulties with Modbus communications arise from deviations from the standards, which are not enforced within Modbus.