ED Analogue Modbus TCP Protocol
Modbus TCP protocol reference for Brainboxes ED-549 and ED-560 Ethernet to Analogue IO devices including register addresses and data encoding.
Modbus TCP protocol reference for Brainboxes ED-549 and ED-560 Ethernet to Analogue IO devices including register addresses and data encoding.
Understanding Modbus addressing schemes including logical addressing, 984 style, IEC 61131, and Modbus 1.1b3 standard addressing for Brainboxes ED products.
Understanding Modbus data table formats including discrete inputs, coils, input registers, and holding registers for Brainboxes ED products.
Introduction to using Modbus TCP protocol with Brainboxes ED range Ethernet I/O products including ED-588, ED-516, ED-538, and ED-527.
Modbus TCP data tables and register mappings for Brainboxes ED-588, ED-516, ED-538, and ED-527 Ethernet I/O products.
How to configure Modbus TCP settings on Brainboxes ED range devices using the web interface, including TCP port, idle timeout, and connection settings.
Step-by-step example of writing Modbus TCP commands to control digital outputs on a Brainboxes ED-527 device.
Brainboxes Remote IO devices can be communicated with from any off the shelf Modbus TCP software package, PLC, HMI etc. What follows is an example of using Brainboxes Remote IO devices with Modbus Poll, a popular piece of windows software often used to test Modbus functionality from a PC. Alternatively customers can also use brainboxes product Remote IO Console.
This FAQ explains how to use different nodes inside Node-RED, being used to show how to use a Brainboxes BB-400 (Neuron IoT Controller), with a Brainboxes ED-560 (Ethernet to 4xAnalogue Outputs). The end example is a flow which will be able to set the outputs of a Brainboxes ED-560.
This FAQ explains different nodes inside Node-RED, which are used in creating an example for using a BB-400, with an ED-549. The end example is a flow which will be able to read the inputs of a Brainboxes ED-549.
This FAQ will explain how Modbus TCP can be used with Node-RED to control the IO lines. Node-RED can be used on a PC or alternatively you can access a Node-RED instance on your BB-400.
What is Modbus?