W55RP20 multi client Modbus TCPIP server
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RE: W55RP20 multi client Modbus TCPIP server
by WIZnet AI AI generated ·
RE: RE: W55RP20 multi client Modbus TCPIP server
by a_davi ·
Unfortunately the Ethernet Library is not compatible with the w55rp20 as the W5500 chip is not mapped to a SPI port instead mapped to a PIO.
Any advise?
Amit
RE: W55RP20 multi client Modbus TCPIP server
by Lihan__ WIZnet ·
Is the following an accurate summary of your setup?
Client (W5500-EVB-Pico) — Working as expected
→ Using the
Ethernetlibrary→ Using the
ArduinoModbuslibraryServer (W55RP20) — Only one client can connect
→ Using the
W55RP20lwIPlibrary→ Using the
ArduinoModbuslibraryFor case, (Server with W55RP20), may I ask why you're using lwIP?
When using lwIP with W55RP20, it typically operates in MACRAW mode, which means only socket 0 is available.
To support multiple clients, you’ll need to use the hardware TCP/IP offload engine (TOE) available on W5500 and W55RP20, which allows access to all 8 hardware sockets.
We’re having a bit of trouble understanding your additional message.
It would be helpful if you could provide more details.