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COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL CHAPTER 1 MODBUS GATEWAY FACILITY This section describes the implementation of the Modbus Gateway facility as a part of a LIN instrument, in the following subsections: Overview of the Modbus Gateway Facility (Section 1.1) Principles of operation (Section 1.2) Using the diagnostic table (Section 1.3) Modbus diagnostic function codes (Section 1.4) Modbus exception responses (Section 1.5) Notes on Modbus implementation (Section 1.6) Note Some LIN products using a Modbus Gateway do not support Modbus Master mode. 1.1 OVERVIEW OF MODBUS GATEWAY FACILITY The Modbus Gateway facility provides a Modbus interface to the LIN Database via the Serial or Modbus TCP communications interface type on either a Modbus Master or Modbus Slave device. Only some LIN products support Master mode, see appropriate instrument handbook. Note A fault, e.g. cable is disconnected or device loses power, will cause a lose of communications between the Master and Slave devices. Once the fault is fixed, Serial link communications can take up to 30 secs to be re-established. It can take up to 60 secs to re-establish Modbus TCP communications By using the techniques of LIN function block caching, the Modbus Gateway facility can access data in other nodes distributed on the LIN, as well as LIN function blocks in the local LIN Database. Note Some instruments support more than a single Modbus Gateway facility. Modbus - Serial Master The Serial communication interface type supports a single Master device communicating to any number of the Slave devices. Slave Slave Slave Figure 1.1a Serial communication interface type Modbus - TCP The Modbus TCP communication interface type supports multiple Master devices communicating to any number of the Slave devices. Master Slave Slave Master Slave Master Slave Slave Slave Figure 1.1b TCP/IP communication interface type HA028014 Issue 4 May 07 Chapter 1 Page 1 - 1