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Maybe, if the particular Siemens you're using supports the Modbus protocol on a separate RS232 or RS485  serial port. That's a question for your Siemens dealer.

The only thing Profibus and Modbus have in common is they both end in "bus".  Someone else on the forum can describe it much better than I.  I just know it as "the purple cable".

Google is your friend-

https://control.com/forums/threads/difference-between-modbus-and-profibus.31231/#:~:text=Profibus has certain protocol features,not the same as Profibus).

 

Joe T.

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7 minutes ago, Joe Tauser said:

Maybe, if the particular Siemens you're using supports the Modbus protocol on a separate RS232 or RS485  serial port. That's a question for your Siemens dealer.

The only thing Profibus and Modbus have in common is they both end in "bus".  Someone else on the forum can describe it much better than I.  I just know it as "the purple cable".

Google is your friend-

https://control.com/forums/threads/difference-between-modbus-and-profibus.31231/#:~:text=Profibus has certain protocol features,not the same as Profibus).

 

Joe T.

I think this is what I am looking for, but link is not wokring.. 

 

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Looks like Modbus TCP is built in as a function block - 

https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/document/102020340/how-do-you-program-and-parameterize-modbus-tcp-communication-between-s7-1500-cpus-and-s7-1200-cpus-?dti=0&lc=en-WW

This note talks about communicating between two Siemens PLCs via the Ethernet (sorry, PROFINET) port but it should work with any Modbus TCP device.

Joe T.

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