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How To Read Modbus register vales on SNMP?
how to read modbus device register value e.g. pm710 on SNMP protocol? for example if i want to acess register of modbus device 4023 on SNMP, what i have to do? is there any OID for this register? what i have to do? is there any software availiabe for this?
Muhammad Khan Genjua
genjua [at] gmail.com
Muhammad Khan Genjua
genjua [at] gmail.com
Salam GEN,
you can read modbus device register by making a low level program using Visual Basic 6. if you still have problem, you can contact me. I don't know what is a SNMP protocol but i think VB is the best language to do this.
you can read modbus device register by making a low level program using Visual Basic 6. if you still have problem, you can contact me. I don't know what is a SNMP protocol but i think VB is the best language to do this.
Hi,
What you need is a device called "gateway" which translates your Modbus data to SNMP OID (and vice versa). That's all.
Here you can see a good device able to do what you want:
www.ewon.biz/eth_gw_snmp.htm
Best regards.
Saludos.
Gustavo A. Valero P.
What you need is a device called "gateway" which translates your Modbus data to SNMP OID (and vice versa). That's all.
Here you can see a good device able to do what you want:
www.ewon.biz/eth_gw_snmp.htm
Best regards.
Saludos.
Gustavo A. Valero P.
Have you considered using OPC for this?
let me know
Wassim Daoud
Global solutions architect
MatrikonOPC
let me know
Wassim Daoud
Global solutions architect
MatrikonOPC
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