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zago1819 27 Dec 2017, 14:48 last edited by

I INSTALLED NODE RED AND WORKING. I INSTALL ALSO MODBUS SERIAL PORT BUT I CANT CONNECT WITH PLC
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mfalkvidd Mod 27 Dec 2017, 15:11 last edited by mfalkvidd 27 Dec 2017, 15:12 @zago1819

Hi @zago1819, and welcome to the MySensors community.

This community is about the MySensors library, so you might not get a lot of help about PLCs and Modbus.

Also, could you please write with normal characters instead of ALL CAPS? Most people interpret all caps as yelling, which certainly will get you nowhere.
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