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Attached with two pictures. One is input channel and the other one is output channel. For input channel, may I know the number is equivalent to signal number here?For output channel, I am seeing the number again is 101, 102, … etc. Is this number equivalent to command number?
Is number for input channel and output channel number must be the same eg 101-105. Then the output channel number is 101-105. It is a bit confusing here. How can this be interpreted more clearly in the steps of programming.
For command type, what is standard, binary and request here defined?
Standard is a number in double format sent by the server to the device.
Binary is a string or array of HEX bytes.There is also a section on using formulas
The output channel number is indicated in the input channel table and they can be different. The output channel 1100 can be connected to the input channel 101. The signal number is configured in the template, in this case in the template of the Modbus device and they can also be different. For the input channel, according to the template, reading the 30100 register can have a signal number of 5, and the command to write to the same register can have a signal number of 1. As you configure the template, such signal numbers will be obtained and it is them that you use to bind in the channel database.
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