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In Wirenboard devices, Modbus data is transmitted over RS-485 serial communication lines. In serial lines RS-485 Protocol is half-duplex and works on the principle of "client-server". Each device on the network (except the master, see below) has an address from 1 to 247, address 0 is used for broadcasting to all devices, and addresses 248-255 are considered reserved according to the Modbus specification, their use is not recommended.
In Wirenboard devices, Modbus data is transmitted over RS-485 serial communication lines. In serial lines RS-485 Protocol is half-duplex and works on the principle of "client-server". Each device on the network (except the master, see below) has an address from 1 to 247, address 0 is used for broadcasting to all devices, and addresses 248-255 are considered reserved according to the Modbus specification, their use is not recommended.


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There are two protocol specifications: Modbus RTU and Modbus ASCII. An 11-bit character consisting of 1 start bit, 8 data bits (starting with the lower bit), a parity bit (optional), and 2 stop bits if no parity bit is transmitted, or 1 stop bit if no parity bit is transmitted, is transmitted to the Modbus RTU. This character allows you to transfer 1 byte of data. In Wiren Board devices, the parity bit is not transmitted and 2 stop bits are used. In Modbus ASCII, each byte is transmitted in two characters representing the ASCII codes of the lower and upper four-bit byte groups ([http://www.simplymodbus.ca/ASCII.htm пример]). The Modbus RTU allows you to transmit more information at the same serial line speed and it is used in the Wiren Board devices. All further description applies to Modbus RTU.
There are two protocol specifications: Modbus RTU and Modbus ASCII. An 11-bit character consisting of 1 start bit, 8 data bits (starting with the lower bit), a parity bit (optional), and 2 stop bits if no parity bit is transmitted, or 1 stop bit if parity bit is transmitted, is transmitted to the Modbus RTU. This character allows you to transfer 1 byte of data. In Wiren Board devices, the parity bit is not transmitted and 2 stop bits are used. In Modbus ASCII, each byte is transmitted in two characters representing the ASCII codes of the lower and upper four-bit byte groups ([http://www.simplymodbus.ca/ASCII.htm пример]). The Modbus RTU allows you to transmit more information at the same serial line speed and it is used in the Wiren Board devices. All further description applies to Modbus RTU.
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Источник — https://wirenboard.com/wiki/Служебная:Сравнение_версий/36963