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      Data units in DGlux

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      Thanks, the change of the type of C worked.

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      Data gathering from RS485 and USB ports simultanously?

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      JoelHaggarJ

      Yes you can plug in additional serial ports into the USB ports on the MangoES. The serial adapter does need to be compatible with Linux. The port should be automatically recognized. You can go to a serial data source in mango and click the Refresh button next to the serial port drop down list to see and select the new serial port.

      I'm pretty sure any serial port that uses the FTDI chips will work. We use these reliably: http://www.usconverters.com/usb-rs485-isolated-converter

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      Operating time schedule

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      I second this,

      another option (easier but not a replacement) could be to add the scheduler to the rest api, so on can write a handling html/angular directive/whatever.

      regards.

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      Point property units

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      Ok, noted.

      Thanks.

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      Point details

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      phildunlapP

      Hi Chromeaccent,

      I believe you are referring to the 'Character encoding' on the modbus data source test tools. This encoding is not referring to the transmission protocol, which could be RTU or ASCII, but instead refers to the encoding of fixed or variable length string requests. It will use the transport setting (ASCII / RTU) from the data source regardless of the setting for the character encoding on the point locator. If you select one of the String data types from the data type drop down, you will see the encoding field become editable. The ASCII in that box is opposed to being UTF8 or UTF16, not RTU.

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      Reading datd sources

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      JoelHaggarJ

      @Chromeaccent to craigs point, what do you mean by Examine?

      If you want to read data from different slave IDs then you simply add more data points under the data source and change the Slave ID to match.

      Note, on Modbus serial all data points on the same serial line need to be in the same data source ( you can't have more than one data source using a serial port).

      Let us know if that helps.

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      BARIX R6 Configuration

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      phildunlapP

      Ethernet? I suspect so, but I've only used a standard ethernet cable for that purpose (haven't ports been self detecting and switching for a half decade or so? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medium-dependent_interface#Auto_MDI-X ). Then you'll probably have to give your ethernet interface a static ip on the same network or listen for its IPv6 address and use that.