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NVGate 2023: Release note (view source)
Revision as of 12:11, 27 November 2023
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== [[File:modbus_resize.png|70px]] Modbus TCP/IP client add-on compatibility == | == [[File:modbus_resize.png|70px]] Modbus TCP/IP client add-on compatibility == | ||
The new Modbus TCP/IP client add-on is available now. It reads entries from Modbus server and injects the data to NVGate in real-time. <br> | The new '''Modbus TCP/IP''' client add-on is available now. It reads entries from Modbus server and injects the data to NVGate in '''real-time'''. <br> | ||
[[File:modbus-drawing.png|700px]] | [[File:modbus-drawing.png|700px]] | ||
The add-on reads from Modbus server the entries which are synchronized with dynamic / parametric / Ext. sync. channels acquired from OR3X analyzer, and reinjects the entries to NVGate in real-time using simulated DC channels. These values are then managed as DC data in NVGate. The entries can be saved as properties of projects / measurements automatically. They can also be used to trigger measurements (recorder, SOA, waterfall …). | The add-on reads from Modbus server the entries which are synchronized with '''dynamic / parametric / Ext. sync. channels''' acquired from OR3X analyzer, and reinjects the entries to NVGate in real-time using simulated DC channels. These values are then managed as DC data in NVGate. The entries can be saved as '''properties''' of projects / measurements automatically. They can also be used to '''trigger''' measurements (recorder, SOA, waterfall …). | ||
'''Requirements''': the PC running the Modbus TCP/IP client add-on should host at least 2 Ethernet connectors. One is dedicated for OR3X analyzer, and the other is for establishing connection to the Modbus server. The Modbus server is identified with an IP address and a port number. | '''Requirements''': the PC running the Modbus TCP/IP client add-on should host at least 2 Ethernet connectors. One is dedicated for OR3X analyzer, and the other is for establishing connection to the Modbus server. The Modbus server is identified with an IP address and a port number. | ||
== [[File:tacho_resize_1.png|70px]] Tachometer setup becomes hassle-free == | == [[File:tacho_resize_1.png|70px]] Tachometer setup becomes hassle-free == | ||