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from the Modbus/Rs232-485 conveter department...
Using Jamod library,but problem in connecting slave device
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Posted by Kavya on 18 June, 2008 - 6:54 pm
Am using jamod open source but not able to establish connection with the slave device(PRO-M 100 meter,working on modbus protocol). Am a fresher working on this protocol. I used the facade,i.e.,SerialMasterFacade provided by jamod. But its not working.........
It would be very helpful if I get a piece of complete code (i.e., a java example on this) to establish connection.
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