Checksum Error In Response Message Modbus
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errorHaving trouble in calculating the Checksum...By Kelly K Moni on 29 November, 2003 - 3:59 pmHi I am working on a modbus slave application. I am using RTU message format. For testing purposes I am using ModScan32 software as my Master. When the ModScan32 software sends a frame with a valid modbus command (ex: read Holding registers) the slave modbus function code 16 program is able to receive the modbus message frame. The slave successfuly validates the message frame by calculating the Checksum. To calculate the Checksum, I am using the lookup table and the algorithm given in the "Modbus over serial line specification and implementation guide" downloaded from modbus.org. I am using CRC16() function as I am following RTU message format. The problem comes when I am trying to send a data frame back to the master side (here to the Modscan32 s/w) The ModScan32 says, "Checksum error in response message". I am using the same algorithm (the one used to calculate the checksum of the message received from the master) to calculate the checksum that I needed to attach with the message frame before sending it to the master (modscan32 s/w). I did check the way I am attaching the checksum to the message frame and it is correct. I am not sure what is going on to get the checksum error message.If anybody has any idea or suggestion, please let me know. Thanks in advanceKellyBy Sant
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Location: San Francisco, CA #1 Posted by SwarfEye: Thu. Jul 12, 2012 - 08:29 PM Fivestar widget 12345Total votes: 0 Hello, I'm building a system that will use a linux MODBUS master to communicate with a number of atmega164P http://control.com/thread/1026186143 slaves vie rs485. Right now, I'm trying to get the freeMODBUD demo up and running on the avr. I've got modpoll running on the linux box and it is able to send packets to the avr. The avr is then responding but modpoll is reporting a checksum error on the packet that the avr is sending back? From looking at the forum, I know that a number of you have gotten this working. I've looked into the CRC16 calculation in http://www.avrfreaks.net/forum/modbus-checksum-errors freeMODBUS, and it uses the same code to calculate the checksum for incoming packets and outgoing packets (of course it does!) Why is it that the modpoll is not accepting the avr's packets? I've got a jtag and an old (not digital) oscilloscope, but I'm not exactly sure how to approach de-bugging this. Thanks, B Tags:AVR Microcontrollers, megaAVR and tinyAVR, ATmega16, ATmega164P Log in / register to post comments Top ka7ehk Level: 10k+ Postman Joined: Fri. Nov 22, 2002 Posts: 16277 View posts Location: Tangent, OR, USA #2 Posted by ka7ehk: Thu. Jul 12, 2012 - 08:37 PM 12345Total votes: 0 So, the AVR is accepting MODBUS CRC as valid in the messages from the linux box? Fishing here, because I'm not that familiar with MODBUS or CRC16. Lets see - isn't there a "seed" that has to be supplied to the CRC16 function? If so, are you using the same seed, everywhere? Have you properly initialized the variables used for the receive CRC before you start the transmit one? Can you create a response message that should have a known CRC, then check on the host end to see where it is failing? Jim Jim Wagner Oregon Research Electronics, Consulting Div. Tangent, OR, USA https://sites.google.com/site/or... Log in or register to post comments Top kk6gm Level: Raving Lunatic Joined: Fri. Sep 11, 2009 Posts: 3054 View posts Location: Sacramento, CA #3 Posted by kk6gm: Thu. Jul 12, 2
using the Modbus Serial (RTU or ASCII) protocol with the Engiby driver on a Saia PCD® system. Note that a good knowledge of the partner device is necessary to correctly http://www.engiby.ch/~cms/support/2-no-category/59-modbus-trouble-shooting configure the driver on the Saia PCD®. For trouble shooting Modbus TCP, https://ask.wireshark.org/questions/31872/what-is-meaning-and-effect-fcs-checksum-error-in-modbus-communication please read this document: Modbus TCP Trouble shooting Note also that a lot of information is also given in the Modbus FAQ documentsFor Modbus 2 : Modbus 2 DriverFor Modbus 1 (obsolete): Modbus FAQ You in very rare cases you may encounter known and fixed problem of checksum error the driver itself. Here you can fined the list of the last modifications of the Modbus 2 driver : Modbus 2 History Typical troubles with the Slave Driver No communicationIn the Slave driver this is indicated by the error ‘Synchro’. It means that the Slave driver does not receive any requests from the Master. First check the cabling modbus function code (90% or the errors). In RS 232 Tx and Rx must be crossed. For RS 485 don’t cross the wires. The indication Td+ and Td- is not always identical on different devices.Possible labeling for Td+ or D or Tx/Rx+ or Tx/Rx-P or APossible labeling for Td- or /D or Tx/Rx- or Tx/Rx-N or B With a long bus cable, check the termination resistors. The recommendation from Saia Burgess Controls for S-Bus networks are also valid for Modbus. Therefore please refer to the S-Bus manual form more details about the wiring. Diagnostics errorsTypically reasons are: the baudrate or the bit settings are not the same on Master and on the Slaves wrong cabling (crossed or missing wires) bad ground connection between Master and Slaves with RS485, bad or missing termination or the bus (pull-up, pull-down resistors inc. supply; termination resistors) Synchro errorAs explained above this code is displayed if no request is received from the Slave.This code is also displayed if the interval of the requests from the master is lower than the adjusted tim
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