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  1. Great news! – It started working once I set the start-register to 488 as you suggested. 

    I’m including screenshots in this reply of all the settings I used to get it working:

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    Note that in the image above showing the IP address there is a 02 after the 5 that isn't shown due to the text box being too small.  I had entered the 192.168.1.100 portion and DASYlab automatically adds a :502 to the end.

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    The computer ethernet card was set to a static IPv4 address of 192.168.1.101 and the computer was connected to the Stride IO module with a standard "straight thru" RJ45  ethernet cable.

    I was also able to get the digital inputs working using the following settings:

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    Hopefully this will help others.

    Thank you for your assistance with this issue JRys.

    -Dan

  2. Thanks for the quick follow up!

    I just tried the following with a single output:

    image.png.8b8fad892f2f7f8942bc7d21933021f2.png

    This was unsuccessful, so next I tried:

    image.thumb.png.e35083f414d5d0c27ebde55d1702164e.png

    This was also unsuccessful, so next I tried:

    image.thumb.png.6ae6f3815798c46ed99f593886594dae.png

    This was also unsuccessful, so next I tried:

    image.thumb.png.cc2bae4dcb28d87e77cddc5fafd35125.png

    This was also unsuccessful, so next I tried:

    image.thumb.png.82ca1eb979b1052ab4c60126fd52d20b.png

    Still no success to report. 

    Did I attempt the settings you had in mind correctly?  I also tried putting 0x00FF in the start byte box but it didn’t accept this input and changed it to 0 when I closed the window.   Is there something else I should try?

    Best regards,

    -Dan

     

  3. Hello,

    This post is in regards to a modbus communication issue I am working through in DASYlab 2022.1. 

     

    I am having difficulty getting DASYlab to communicate via modbus with an automation direct Stride SIO-MB16CDD2 which I am using to control some pneumatic valves.  The Stride I/O module specifications for network connectivity are as follows:

    image.png.c02d891d77dae1d26529f63618643fbb.png

    The Stride I/O module appears to be working correctly, as I can communicate with it by putting the devices IP address into a web browser, and using the web interface to turn on digital outputs has the desired effect.

    The network settings on my Stride I/O module are as shown (these are default settings):

    image.thumb.png.1f966f5b6449fa02a91aa068491292f8.png

    image.thumb.png.7d60c9ef50cf8f0ffe0869db355c571a.png

    The full manual for this device can be found here: https://cdn.automationdirect.com/static/manuals/stridefio/siomb16cdd2ug.pdf

    Here is a screenshot of the portion of the manual that appears to be relevant to the issue I’m dealing with:

    image.thumb.png.d8dfb6a2e6132e187de451516dfe344b.png

    image.thumb.png.6f7c424ca071a222b954ed370b210037.png

    My DASYlab control process is currently very simple as I’m currently just trying to successfully establish control of digital outputs:

    image.png.2eb446023f40588a6b6c6716199de23a.png

    The switch settings are as shown below:

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    The modbus digital output settings are currently as shown below:

    image.png.5783d3d0769837a332d5e17e617e83f1.png

    image.png.984debda110c78d18839be983acf50f1.png

    It would be greatly appreciated if someone with knowledge in this area could help me understand what I need to do differently to avoid getting the following error:

    image.png.36ce1156a2c0941128ff3b9ac4874b8e.png

    In addition to the settings tried here, I have tried a bunch of different combinations of addresses and start- register values in the DASYlab modbus digital output but none have worked.  The values shown above are the ones that I thought had the highest likelihood  of working.  Networking, Hex, and communication protocols are not my area of expertise and I really don’t understand much about coils and registers so feel free to point out any essential steps that I didn’t mention that may seem obvious.

     

    Thanks for any help you can provide!

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