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Hello. I'm using Mango to store a 4 byte float in two registers in my slave device. Now I want to get that float with another master device but I don't know how to do it. For example, if I use mango to store 3.141592654 in my slave I get 16457 and 4059 in my master device, but... how can I calculate my float again in my master device? My master device is a Chipkit Max32 and can be programmed using C++ Any answer? Thank you very much.

I guess it's more of an issue on the serverside scripts, but I would like to be able to use more than one point on a single script. To do this right now I use a meta data source to combine a few points into one (seperated by commas), and then on my serverside script I have a function which searches the string for the position of commas, and then splits the string into seperate variables. This is just a little inconvenient, seems like there should be a better/easier way of doing it.

Clear like water. Thank you very much. January = 0 .... December = 11

http://pskillenrules.blogspot.com/2009/08/arduino-and-rs485.html http://pwillard.com/?p=60

The problem with the library is it doesn't support 4 byte types. The writer of the library says that the canonical (and old) rtu specification doesn't support 4 byte types. thank you

Just a note: Java and Javascript are similar in syntax, but that's about it. I don't know if you've used the term interchangeably by mistake, but just so you know they are quite different.