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Subject: [ts-7000] Re: Using libmodbus on a TS-7800
From: "Harold" <>
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2011 18:19:21 -0000

--- In  Jaime Alberto Silva <> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone.
> 
> I'm using libmodbus.org on a project and found that the RS485 ports on 
> the TS-7800 are wired in such a way that everything you write to the 
> port gets echoed to the receive buffer so the library fails because it 
> takes the sent frame as the response frame :s
> 


Are you sure that the TS-7800 does this? I have not seen this when I have used 
RS-485 on the TS-7800. Furthermore, I just now tried writing to a TS-7800 
RS-485 port, using picocom, and I did not get anything echoed back. This sounds 
like something in your wiring is reflecting the transmitted data back to the 
TS-7800, and by the time it gets back, the transmitter has been turned off and 
the receiver turned back on.




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