Javier Galaz
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OMG!!! IT'S ALIVE!!! Thank you so much to all of you guys. In order to register what worked: Visilogic version:9.8.65 OS version: 4.008 (10) Use the Modbus configuration from example "C:\Program Files (x86)\Unitronics\Unitronics VisiLogic_C\Examples\Version 900\Project examples\Communications\Ethernet\V700_Modbu_TCP slave.vlp". I believe the culprit was OS version, I'm going to try with Visilogic 9.8.91 and 4.008 (10) OS Version, and come back here to tell you my results. Again thanks to all of you, you are great!
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Thanks, really appreciate it. I've perused this program and see no relevant difference to my software. Now seeing this and with everything Flex has said, I'm definitely gonna try downgrading to 9.8.65 and see If that is the issue. Although his is gonna have to wait until monday when I have physical access to the PLC, to also check info mode and try to downgrade my software. Until then, THANKS VERY MUCH guys, you've been so helpful and nice It has been a really lovely experience for being my first time here. Best Regards to all of you.
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I've read that, thank you for pointing that out, however, pymodbus uses addresses starting with 0, just like Unitronics Modbus. Anyway if I was reading coil number 1 using address 0001 it should still give me register number 2 and not empty response. I've tried using Modbus poll and CAS Modbus scanner (I saw in that thread that someone used them to some degree of success), and they both gave me timeout. using the same page in Help you suggested, namely "Vision700 - Using Ethernet", I found that It receives packages and is supposed to be sending them too. both numbers update every time I send a modbus request, but my client receives nothing.
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Thanks for your reply, I've read that and found more info, however I still receive 0 bytes responses. I've read that the V700 socket 2 port is actually 20258 and not 502. So I've changed my modbus client accordingly. My SDW 61 register is actually incrementing every time I try to read coils (1), read input registers (3), or read holding registers (4), but I still get 0 bytes in response. If relevant, I'm trying to read using a python library called pymodbus, https://pymodbus.readthedocs.io/en/latest/readme.html
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Hi, I've just joined this forum because I have a problem and I can't find the solution. I've a V700 HMI with a V200-18-E2B Snap-in I/O module. I need to use this HMI as a TCP/IP slave using port 502. I have a ladder that works on V130, but it doesn't work on this V700. could you please help me? ENAMI HMI 2 Solo Modbus.vlp is the trimmed down version of the program, because I wanted to remove every other variable in order to try to debug my program, I believe this should let me read and write every available modbus address (coils, input registers, etc), but when I try to read coils I get 0 bytes read.