MODBUS Communication With S7-200 - Download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File. The example concerns the MODBUS function code 6 (Write to slave-holding. Micro/WIN MOBDUS library is available in the S7-200 system manual ( Entry ID.

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Hello David; I always presumed (not to say 'assumed') that Siemens did not support Modbus/TCP. Your post made me look a little deeper, and here is what I found on different Siemens webpages: Siemens websites on Modbus/TCP options: Flyer: Manual: You can obtain further information on this topic at the following address: Siemens AG Industrial Solutions & Services Information Technology Plant Solutions Werner-von-Siemens-Str. 60 D-91052 Erlangen Tel.: +49 91 31 7-46111 Fax +49 91 31 7-44757 E-mail: it4industry@siemens.com Internet: If you are located in Amwerica, note that you might have trouble getting pricing and delivery info from your local rep; divisdion of certain Siemens markets and products may be strange to understand for us laymen. In that case you would need to deal directly with the European providers, possibly using a Simatic Card (prepaid buying cards used for certain transactions over the web). Thanks for the new comm. Oppertunities, Daniel Chartier.

Daniel, Thanks for tracking that info down, it should help it trying to purchase this library. My Siemens Rep. Said, 'Since it's very pricey for one thing but also it's not readily available/supported here in the US.' He went on to say there might be shareware versions meaning customers had made there own custom implementation of Modbus TCP. Its very feasible to write a custom protocol with FB50 and FB60. I was hoping someone else has been down this path and might have a working example to share. I really only need to implement a simple class 0 master or slave.

The Open Modbus/TCP you describe has a few problems. It uses the AG_SEND and AG_RECV Siemens blocks, which in turn use SFC58 and SFC59. In any complete TCP/IP transaction, these limit the length of any transfered data to 240 bytes. (Some of the CPs are stated to transfer more, but they do this by splitting the data into 240 byte transactions).

Unfortunately Siemens do not seem to have implemented the IP protocol fragmentation scheme correctly, so each of these transactions will appear (to, for example, a Windows socket) as complete and separate. The maximum data length of a Modbus RTU message is 255 bytes, and the Modbus TCP header adds a further 6 - i.e. Greater than the 240 limit.

If you are sure that you will never have more than 240 characters (which is 234 if you exclude the ModbusTCP header) then you are probably OK. If you are not certain, then you should take further advice.