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how to program 89c52 for modebus protocol

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hi all is it possible to implement 89c52 on mode bus protocol using Rs485 ?if yes then any one have tried this i don't know what is mode bus protocol.i want to write code in c for 89c52.
any body have its sample code?
 

hi,

Yes. We can implement Modbus RTU/ASCII Protocol in 89C52.
 

thnx for your post can you please give me basic steps and idea how to implement mod bus on 89c52??
 

I assume you have looked at the best general location, The Modbus Organization

Also, if you do not absolutly require C then have you looked at the BASIC cross compiler for the ATMEL 8952, BASCOM BASIC. You can locate that here Home - MCS Electronics

They have a MODBUS library that works with the BASIC cross compiler. There may be more available for the AVR than the 8052 series chips.
 
hi,

Search in google. You will get plenty of Modbus protocol implementation datasheet. In that, they will give a complete Protocol details about Modbus RTU/ASCII. It is just a communication protocol. We can implement that easily.
 

Hi,

This will be helpful to you to implement Modbus.
 

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Preferably, we should post links: https://www.modbus.org/docs/Modbus_Application_Protocol_V1_1b.pdf

I agree, that implementing the protocol from the scratch isn't difficult. In addition, you'll find C-sources on the internet, or even ready to use drivers for your favourite c compiler. But a basic understanding of the protocol operation is suggested anyway and it's a prerequisite to debug faults in your code. Running your code against a MODBUS test tool is the best way to check for correct operation.
 
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Yes. he can use Modbus test tool:

Modscan - Modbus ASCII/RTU Master to test your Modbus slave code
Modsim - Modbus ASCII/RTU Slave to test your Modbus Master Code.
 

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