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    Encapsulated Modbus RTU over ModbusTCP

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    • cbyrneC Offline
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      last edited by cbyrne

      I'm trying to test the encapsulated modbus rtu over tcp by setting up a dummy TCP server that waits for the request and sends back a sample response. I'm currently a bit stuck as I'm getting "error reading registers - no response from device 2".

      I've looked at the messages in wireshark and can confirm that the response is being sent.

      The dummy tcp server gives:

      RX: 0x02 0x04 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x02 0x71 0xf8
      TX: 0x02 0x04 0x04 0x46 0xB0 0xFF 0x6D 0x5C 0x36
      

      which looks fine to me for a modbus RTU read.

      Wireshark:

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      Request at 4, response at 5.

      Anyone have any ideas?

      UPDATE:
      Turns out it was my TCP server, rewrote it from ruby to python and works just fine.

      Software Developer for GLAS Energy Technology, Ireland

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