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Hello
I have a feature proposal which i would like to discuss. Its about batch reading from modbus devices. I've seen this as a default implementation in multiple PLC IDEs which maps datapoints (Timeseries or attributes) to a a specific "Range" of bytes from the modbus response.
Where the gateway would read for example 16 registers starting at address 1000 (1000,1001, ... 1015) and then map datapoints to timeseries or attributes (example: "Temperature" = Float32 which would translate to value being built from registers 1000 and 1001).
This feature would require to change the configuration structure for the telemetry in the modbus connectors
Example:
This would reduce the number of requests that have to be made against the modbus device. In othere word it would increase the throughput of data that can be read at higher frequency. The above example is a rough idea, the datapoints each might define the number of registers that the GW should build the output value but its up to discussion.
Thank you
Sam
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello
I have a feature proposal which i would like to discuss. Its about batch reading from modbus devices. I've seen this as a default implementation in multiple PLC IDEs which maps datapoints (Timeseries or attributes) to a a specific "Range" of bytes from the modbus response.
Where the gateway would read for example 16 registers starting at address 1000 (1000,1001, ... 1015) and then map datapoints to timeseries or attributes (example: "Temperature" = Float32 which would translate to value being built from registers 1000 and 1001).
This feature would require to change the configuration structure for the telemetry in the modbus connectors
Example:
This would reduce the number of requests that have to be made against the modbus device. In othere word it would increase the throughput of data that can be read at higher frequency. The above example is a rough idea, the datapoints each might define the number of registers that the GW should build the output value but its up to discussion.
Thank you
Sam
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: