BeagleBone Black - Modbus TCP Communication Issues
Hello guys @Middleware & OS I am working on an industrial automation system using a BeagleBone Black running Embedded Linux. The system needs to monitor and control a process using multiple sensors and actuators over a Modbus TCP network. However, I encounter an issue where the BeagleBone Black intermittently loses communication with some of the Modbus devices(temperature sensors and relay). Has anyone @everybody encountered such a situation before, what did you do to resolve it and can you refer some documentation for me to go through.
THANKS IN ADVANCE!.
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@Boss lady Hi! I've had a similar issue with a
Raspberry Pi setup. It turned out to be a problem with the network configuration. Make sure your Modbus TCP settings are correctly configured and check for any IP conflicts on your network. You might also want to check the network cables and switches for any faults, it could also be due to various reasons like electrical noise or insufficient power supply. Ensure your BeagleBone Black and the Modbus devices are properly grounded. You can als...2 Replies
@Boss lady you can try checking out your network cables, IP settings, Modbus configuration, and BeagleBone Black logs as overload can cause intermittent communication.
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@Boss lady Hi! I've had a similar issue with a
Raspberry Pi setup. It turned out to be a problem with the network configuration. Make sure your Modbus TCP settings are correctly configured and check for any IP conflicts on your network. You might also want to check the network cables and switches for any faults, it could also be due to various reasons like electrical noise or insufficient power supply. Ensure your BeagleBone Black and the Modbus devices are properly grounded. You can also try using shielded cables to reduce electrical interference.