Modbus/tcp
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RE: Modbus/tcp
by Eugeny ·
Why not? You just need Modbus driver over TCP.
RE: RE: Modbus/tcp
by arash ·
thanks for reply.
My project will work in industry environment, W5100S or W5500, Which one is better for this case?
RE: Modbus/tcp
by Eugeny ·
Comparison matrix. If you will really use the device for industrial applications (which have more strict requirements than consumer/hobbyist), then you should look for the specialists who will be responsible for proper hardware and software design, as well as compliance to requirements.
RE: Modbus/tcp
by 4jochen ·
I personaly would opt for the W5500 (~ 2014) with 8 sockets and a smart hardware ring buffer engine making it very code effective and high performing.
The new W5100S (2018) is a 1:1 re-build of the old W5100 (~ 2007) and limmited to 4 sockets.
Very nice, but I stay with the W5500.
All chips by WIZnet are very good for industrial applications in temperature (-40°C - +85°C) and stability.
A lot of industrial customers use all this chips successfully.
B) Does anyone can recommend a small and good “bare metal” Modbus Server implementation I can use for a ARM Cortex M0 or M3 + W5500 ?
best regards, Joachim