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  • #10120
    Bang
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    Hi. I recently used Rapid for a project and I’ve been setting up a project with a Modbus device.
    My only concern is that the tag values and events does not change real time. It takes 50 minutes or so for the Values to change. Do I have to purchase any driver or modules to help me with this?

    My Writing Period for Current Data is already set to 1second

    #10122
    Mikhail
    Moderator

    Hi,
    Please provide screenshots of the Communicator settings and communication line log.

    #10125
    Bang
    Participant

    Hi,

    Please refer to the link for the screenshots.

    https://mega.nz/folder/IcoARZaa#_-yVQk5PtjbQ_X0-VjIMtg

    Your assistance is much appreciated.
    Thanks.

    #10126
    Bang
    Participant

    Hi,

    I tested it today with all the devices connected, it went well with only 5-8seconds delay on tag real time values.

    I previously tested it with only one device simulated, hence the 1 minute delay on tag feedbacks.

    If there’s any way to lessen the 5-8sec delay, that’d be better, if none, then that’s that.

    #10128
    Mikhail
    Moderator

    Hi,

    You could try the following:
    1. By default, there is a delay 200 ms after each request. You can set it to 100 ms in the device options, for each device.

    2. Split the communication line into 2 communication lines. They work in parallel.

    #10142
    Merdock
    Participant

    Hello.
    As a recommendation to speed up the readings I create a line for each device.
    in this way, minimum times of 1 second between readings are achieved.
    It is also recommended that you try to get the maximum number of records per request.
    The minimum time between readings is 1 second, it is given by the writing in the Current Data file.
    The Web interface takes data from this file.
    This is in version 5x.
    Layers that in version 6 this changed.
    The Modbus Driver reads the 16 bit registers without problems.
    For reading 32-bit registers, the bit order must be changed in the configuration since it does not transpose the LSBs with the MSBs and Rapid Scada reads the 2 16-bit registers consecutively.
    in Default Byte Order you must put 2301.
    in most cases, except device specifications.

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