Modbus Library

Data transmission library using MODBUS Protocol Driver. Serial Communications and via TCP/IP. MODBUS RTU ASCII Modus. Modbus Library with Master, Client and Slave support.

Perform easily Modbus master or slave device functionality in your application written for example with C++, C#, Delphi, Pascal, Visual Basic (incl. NET) or Java.

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Serial Communications and via TCP/IP MODBUS RTU ASCII Modus.

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SuperCom MODBUS Protocol Library

MODBUS is an industrial data communication protocol used to control PLC's and automation machines connected through serial lines (RS-232, RS-422, RS-485) or Ethernet TCP/IP connections. The SuperCom MODBUS Protocol Library supports send and receive data with one or more devices which respect the MODBUS protocol.

The SuperCom MODBUS Protocol Library is the most complete MODBUS library and provides a rock solid foundation to develop fast robust MODBUS capable applications. The SuperCom MODBUS Protocol Library hides the complex MODBUS protocol offering one easy to use set of functions that can communicate data packets over serial and TCP/IP connections thus saving valuable time, reducing costs and ensuring quality results. Download emulator ps2 terbaru plus bios.

Perform easily master or slave device functionality in you application written for example with C++, C#, Delphi, Visual Basic (incl. NET), Java etc.

The SuperCom MODBUS Protocol Library supports data communication between devices connected to a serial port, on a bus system or network (TCP/IP). The protocol module supports ASCII and RTU (Remote Terminal Unit) operation mode (ASCII mode transfers ASCII codes and RTU binary data bytes in binary mode).

Run up to 255 simultaneous connections with Modbus devices.

There is only one API to learn! The same functions used with Serial, TCP/IP or ISDN type of connections and operation mode (Modbus ASCII, Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP).

The SuperCom MODBUS Protocol Library also supports custom function codes and data packets by implementing functions that communicate transparently. Controlling machine specific extensions is realy easy using these functions.

Accomplish with ease
In most cases only a handful of functions are needed to talk to a Modbus capable PLC or controller. Your project is updated real fast. A lot of functions is backing you up to accomplish different tasks or configurations.

• Run a single or multiple simultaneous connections to modbus devices (up to 255 connections per application).
• Run multiple Modbus masters.
• Connect one or more MODBUS RTU or ASCII masters to one or more Modbus slaves.
• The SuperCom MODBUS protocol module can control, based on the used SuperCom software, serial and/or TCP/IP connections.
• The SuperCom MODBUS protocol module can run concurrently connections thus polling more than one plc the same time is possible.
• Receive Modbus data packets and simulate one or more MODBUS slaves or Protocol Gateway.
• Create your own Modbus Gateway or Bridge to route data between serial interface and TCP/IP network, for example a MODBUS TCP to MODBUS RTU Gateway.
• Use SuperCom for Modbus bridging (e.g. serial to TCP/IP).
• Create your own Protocol Gateway using one of the other SuperCom industrial protocols (PLC protocols) offered or use your own custom protocol.
• Create your own Modbus Slave that can handle requests on its own or handed over to the application (manual mode) or mixed. A Modbus Slave, created with SuperCom, can support up to 254 concurrent client connections.
• Use with PLC from SIEMENS, Allen Bradley, other Modbus capable PLC, Modbus devices and controller. A pre-installed MODBUS protocol module on PLC or connected controller or device assumed.
• Receiving and transmitting of Modbus raw data is supported
• Low level Data monitoring and recording also supported.

The SuperCom MODBUS Protocol Library uses the SuperCom Communication Layer which provides a rock solid foundation to develop data communication software fast and without headache. Thus it makes no difference to the programmer if the MODBUS protocol used over TCP/IP or serial lines (RS-232, RS-422, RS-485, Modem, TAPI).

SuperCom enables the application to connect to a PLC (nearly from anywhere, e.g. Modem, TAPI, ISDN, Ethernet (TCP), serial lines e.g. RS-232, RS-422, RS-485) and transfer data and/or read, write operands.

Currently supported compiler
As usual with SuperCom, many well-known compilers are supported. Others are constantly coming. The SuperCom MODBUS library can currently be used with the following compiler languages and compilers: C / C++, C#, Visual C++, C++ Builder, Java, Pascal, Delphi, LabVIEW, Visual Basic, Visual Basic .NET (VB .NET), VBA, PowerBuilder, PureBasic. If you miss one, please inquire. (See also)

1. Read a single coil

The above samples are nearly complete programs. More Init-Sequences can be found here.

2. Read/Write Registers

Capture, Store, Forward - MODBUS Slave or Gateway functions
Communication at lower data packet level is possible thus allowing to capture, store and forward of MODBUS data packets or transmit replies. Monitoring MODBUS data packets, simulating a MODBUS Slave or building a protocol converter / gateway is possible. Simulating a MODBUS Slave can be very handy while testing the software (slave examples available).

Supported Protocols
The SuperCom MODBUS Library enables secure and stable data communications with different Modbus devices from different manufacturers. It supports almost all known Modbus options and variations.

The SuperCom MODBUS Library implements the standard MODBUS protocol for serial and TCP/IP connections* based on the official specification by the MODBUS organization. SuperCom supports MODBUS ASCII and MODBUS RTU protocol with serial interfaces (RS-232, RS-422, RS-485, Modem, TAPI) and the MODBUS TCP/IP (MODBUS/TCP) and Open MODBUS TCP with TCP/IP networks.
*A corresponding SuperCom license (Serial and/or TCP/IP) assumed.

Also included, non standard variants of the MODBUS protocol e.g. RTU over IP(also known as MODBUS RTU/IP, MODBUS RTU over TCP) enable the SuperCom application to talk to OMTS devices (OMTS = Out of the MODBUS TCP/IP specification). Since not an official specification, additional names and variants may exists.

The SuperCom MODBUS Protocol Library is a very complete MODBUS protocol stack!

A small SuperCom MODBUS Slave example can be found here.

How to use?
The SuperCom MODBUS Protocol Protocol Library can be used over any communication link supported by SuperCom (currently Serial(RS-232, RS-422, RS-485, Modem, TAPI), TCP/IP, ISDN). For a list of available SuperCom packages containing MODBUS protocol, see the following chart.

The use of one common API for Serial, TCP/IP and ISDN applies here too (any SuperCom ActiveX API and/or DLL API).

MODBUS Simulator
Speeds up development process. The Modbus slave support included in this software also provides Modbus simulator software. Especially in the SuperCom Suite package. A fast and good test environment to deliver quality software.

What to order?
You will find promotional combinations with MODBUS (e.g. SuperCom Serial incl. MODBUS, SuperCom for TCP/IP incl. MODBUS, SuperCom Protocol Engine, SuperCom Suite).

The order code 638 or 638400 is needed only when the MODBUS protocol module is ordered later in addition to a SuperCom package. The most preferable way (incl. the best price) is buying one package from the above pricelist already including the MODBUS functionality.

License Information
Executables developed using SuperCom MODBUS Protocol Module can be distributed royalty free.More.

Supported compilers
C#, C++, Delphi, Visual C++, Visual Basic, Visual Basic NET, C++ Builder, Borland C/C++, Microsoft C/C++, MinGW, Borland Pascal, Java, LabVIEW, PowerBuilder, PureBasic, VBA and other Windows programming tools (MS .NET ?).

Samples
for C/C++, C#, Visual C++, C++ Builder, Java, Pascal/Delphi, Visual Basic, Visual Basic NET (VB .NET), LabVIEW, PureBasic, ..

The SuperCom Suite contains and supports more example programs especially Modbus Slaves supporting multiple clients.