node-red-contrib-modbus
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The all in one Modbus TCP and Serial contribution package for Node-RED.
For an international area, Iniationware has provided the PLUS for Node-RED International website.
Für einen deutschsprachigen Bereich hat Iniationware die Webseite PLUS for Node-RED Germany bereitgestellt.
Node-RED contribution package for Modbus version overview:
Based on modbus-serial with TCP, C701, Telnet, Serial, RTU buffered, and ASCII
Node-RED v3.x versions:
Node-RED v2.x versions:
Node-RED v1.x versions:
Node-RED v0.x versions:
If you like that contributor's package for Modbus, then please give us your star at GitHub !
Run the following command in the root directory of your Node-RED install
npm install node-red-contrib-modbus
Run the following command for global install
npm install -g node-red-contrib-modbus
try these options on npm install to build, if you have problems to install
--unsafe-perm --build-from-source
The serialport optional dependency is just to list all ports on your system in the client configuration. It is not the serialport version to work with Modbus at runtime. For that check the modbus-serial or jsmodbus package.json, please! The modbus-serial supports and works for TCP connections in that package, too. The jsmodbus package is just to provide a simple Modbus Server node. All Modbus commands running on modbus-serial.
If you get in trouble with TCP connections, then check and test with just modbus-serial first, please!
If you get in trouble with Serial connections, then check with just serialport first, please!
To update the dependencies or the whole package, you have just to install again.
npm show node-red-contrib-modbus@* version
To get a special version please set the version with @M.M.F:
npm install node-red-contrib-modbus@3.6.1
or global by
npm install -g node-red-contrib-modbus@3.6.1
Since v5.22+ the package will catch network and other errors of the client and server node. That means, you have to handle the error status of the node and Node-RED should not crash in the handled cases.
Debug will be activated by starting Node-RED with debug mode:
DEBUG=contribModbus*,modbus-serial node-red -v
or
DEBUG=contribModbus:{option},contribModbus:{option},...
see Wiki pages to get more options in detail
Let's work together! Contributors are welcome. Please, fork the repo and send your pull requests from your repo to our develop branch or open issues while you're testing!
See the scripts of the package and the additional Shell scripts to clean, update, or upgrade this NPM package.
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since April 2016 by Klaus Landsdorf and Community Driven
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