as the title suggests I’m trying to develop a modbus tcp / ip simulator to emulate the interactions between multiple devices and a plc. The plc modbus comm is fine so I won’t talk about how I did it. Now, regarding the python part, I’m new to kind of applications so I did some research, also with the help of AI, regarding the functionalities of the pymodbus library. Basically, my aim is to read from a mysql server some device configurations (this part works fine so I won’t insert it in the code) and to instatiate as many servers as the records read. These servers should then respond to the requests of a plc. Here’s my code:

as the title suggests I’m trying to develop a modbus tcp / ip simulator to emulate the interactions between multiple devices and a plc. The plc modbus comm is fine so I won’t talk about how I did it. Now, regarding the python part, I’m new to kind of applications so I did some research, also with the help of AI, regarding the functionalities of the pymodbus library. Basically, my aim is to read from a mysql server some device configurations (this part works fine so I won’t insert it in the code) and to instatiate as many servers as the records read. These servers should then respond to the requests of a plc. Here’s my code:

as the title suggests I’m trying to develop a modbus tcp / ip simulator to emulate the interactions between multiple devices and a plc. The plc modbus comm is fine so I won’t talk about how I did it. Now, regarding the python part, I’m new to kind of applications so I did some research, also with the help of AI, regarding the functionalities of the pymodbus library. Basically, my aim is to read from a mysql server some device configurations (this part works fine so I won’t insert it in the code) and to instatiate as many servers as the records read. These servers should then respond to the requests of a plc. Here’s my code:

as the title suggests I’m trying to develop a modbus tcp / ip simulator to emulate the interactions between multiple devices and a plc. The plc modbus comm is fine so I won’t talk about how I did it. Now, regarding the python part, I’m new to kind of applications so I did some research, also with the help of AI, regarding the functionalities of the pymodbus library. Basically, my aim is to read from a mysql server some device configurations (this part works fine so I won’t insert it in the code) and to instatiate as many servers as the records read. These servers should then respond to the requests of a plc. Here’s my code:

as the title suggests I’m trying to develop a modbus tcp / ip simulator to emulate the interactions between multiple devices and a plc. The plc modbus comm is fine so I won’t talk about how I did it. Now, regarding the python part, I’m new to kind of applications so I did some research, also with the help of AI, regarding the functionalities of the pymodbus library. Basically, my aim is to read from a mysql server some device configurations (this part works fine so I won’t insert it in the code) and to instatiate as many servers as the records read. These servers should then respond to the requests of a plc. Here’s my code: