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Multiple connected clients #96
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Hi @salasidis You can try this Async eModbus library I just found out. It's designed for ESP32, but IMO, it's easy to port to other platforms, such as From https://emodbus.github.io/
I don't have any Modbus experience or equipment, If you'd like to try and are still interested, I can port it to multiple platforms. But you have to do all the tests. |
I do have a license to modbus Poll, and could buy a license for modbus server if required (from www.modbustools.com). this is what I use to test my current project's modbus server connection. It would be willing to rewrite my code to add the use of this library to see if I can have multiple poll clients from different sites accessing the software. I don't have any prewritten software to test the client interface, but presumably we could use the examples o test for that. |
hi @khoih-prog , can you please port emodbus library to rp2040 arduino pico core. i will try to run tests. thank you sir |
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hi @salasidis , how did you connect multiple clients to connect to tcp server, please help if if were able to do that. |
I never did, I limited it to a single client. |
The usual code for servicing a clients only works with one connected client at a time.
Is there a correct way (or an example) for how to connect multiple clients to the server at one time.
Thanks
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