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    UART MAX485 Module

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    • Jurassic PorkJ Offline
      Jurassic Pork @bnjroos
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      hello,
      @bnjroos
      are you using an expansion board with your WiPy module ?
      The expansion board connects P0=RX0, P1=TX0, P4=SD-CMD, P8=SD-DAT0, P9=LED, P10=button, P16=Vbat, P19=CTS, P20=RTS, P23=SD-CLK.
      If you use an expansion board, maybe you must use another pin than the P4 pin for RO.
      @danielm how have you connected your Lopy to your MAX3485 ?

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        bnjroos @Jurassic Pork
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        @danielm said in UART MAX485 Module:

        I successfully used MAX3485 with LoPy with my code acting as ModBus slave with range of input registers.
        Thank you or the info.
        Good to know, me I am trying to make it act as a master. I will continue my tries once I receive my SP3485.

        Yes I am using the expansion board and the wipy version 2.0. Actually it comes from the documentation quickref: # this uses the UART_1 default pins for TXD and RXD (P3 and P4)
        from pycom

        @danielm I am also interested on how you wired your setup, thank you in advance :p

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          urbanzz Pybytes Beta @danielm
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          @danielm Hello! Could you share your modbus library?Can it acts as Modbus Master? (in oder to get data from another slaves)

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            danielm
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            @urbanzz
            There is no library, I only wrote simple ModBus client routine which waits for a specific type of command and sends back data from internal register including CRC. If you need ModBus master functionality for commercial purposes, I can help you with that.

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              ledbelly2142 @danielm
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              @danielm
              I am also interested in this.

              Friends don't let friends run with scissors

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                danielm @ledbelly2142
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                @ledbelly2142
                Please send me a PM with details.

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                  vicu
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                  Hello,
                  any update on this?
                  I have some old modbus plc lying around and i'm trying to use my lopy to communicate as a modbus master with a SP3485 breakout board...but i cannot find a decent modbus library for micropython

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