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modbus-tk: Create Modbus app easily with Python

Download / Install

Current version is 1.0.0 It is available on PyPI https://pypi.python.org/pypi/modbus_tk

License

This is distributed under GNU LGPL license

Description

Make possible to write modbus TCP and RTU master and slave.

It can be used for testing purpose : It is shipped with slave simulator and a master with a web-based hmi (ok the hmi need to be improved :).

It can also be used to create any application which need to communicate over modbus. It is a full-stack implementation and is used on "real applications".

Thanks to Python and the incredible set of existing libraries, it can fit a lot of different needs : database logging, HMI, report generation ...

modbus-tk is different from pymodbus which is another implementation of the modbus stack in python.

modbus-tk tries to limit dependencies (even if it requires pyserial for Modbus RTU).

modbus-tk has no link with tkInter. tk stands for 'testkit' or 'toolkit' depending of the way you use it.

Discussion group

Please join the modbus-tk discussion group to participate : https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=fr#!forum/modbus-tk

Features

Modbus TCP support for writing masters and slaves

Modbus RTU support for writing masters and slaves (requires pyserial)

Modbus RTU over TCP support

Can be customized with hook mechanism (simulate errors, timeouts...)

ready-to use simulator with RPC interface

Defines very easily your own memory blocks

Set/Get values for any place in a memory block

logging capability through python logging module

Web-based HMI (experimental feature which requires bottle)

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Other links

pymodslave http://sourceforge.net/projects/pymodslave/ : a gui app for simulation purpose built with Qt4 and modbus-tk

modbus-simulator https://github.com/dhoomakethu/kivy-modbus-simu : modbus simulator built with modbus-tk and kivy

MicroPython port by Sean Lannigan : https://gitlab.com/extel-open-source/micropython-modbus .So far it only supports RTU Master mode (i.e. no TCP and no slave mode), as this was all I needed in Sean's MicroPython application - the other modes probably wouldn't be too hard to port.