| Name | moat-modbus JSON |
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| Summary | Modular async modbus client and server |
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| requires_python | >=3.8 |
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moat-modbus
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This is an anyio-enabled async frontend for pymodbus.
+++++
Usage
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Check the example client and server for rudimentary usage.
Documentation patches gladly accepted.
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Background
++++++++++
`moat-modbus` diverges from `pymodbus` in that it does not expose a "data
store" context to the user. Instead, every bus value is a separate object,
with arbitrary length and encapsulating its own encoding and decoding rules.
A Modbus server exposing writeable registers only needs to
* register the value in question
* wait for it to be written to
The rest happens behind the scenes.
+++++++++++++
Device Server
+++++++++++++
As some Modbus devices only allow ine server at a time, MoaT's Modbus
supports a simple bidirectional gateway.
How to get there:
* Write a generic device description. Put it in the modbus-data repository.
* Add an interface overlay that describes which topic to send the data to /
which topic to read.
* Run ``moat modbus dev poll FILE.yaml``. You can use a generic systemd
service if you copy the file to ``/etc/moat/modbus``.
The values can be modified (factor+offset); the gateway works in both
directions (command/state).
TODO
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* plain MQTT
* configurable codecs
* get/set attributes
* pack multiple values into a message
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