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Modbus TCP

Modbus on the network — for PLCs, SCADA and converters

Modbus TCP wraps the familiar Modbus register model in TCP/IP, letting PLCs, SCADA systems and modern equipment exchange data over Ethernet, WiFi or 4G. Wiman gateways speak Modbus TCP both ways — polling networked slaves and serving their own register map to upstream masters.

Where it is used

  • PLCs and HMIs that prefer Ethernet to serial cabling
  • Networked power meters and inverters
  • SCADA polling the gateway as a virtual TCP slave
  • Legacy serial equipment bridged via WE62C converter

How Wiman supports it

Master and Slave

  • Poll up to dozens of Modbus TCP slaves on the LAN
  • Expose mapped tags as a TCP slave for SCADA / OPC tools
  • Configurable port (default 502), unit-id range, timeouts
  • Concurrent with RS-485 RTU master — one gateway, both buses
  • Modbus RTU ↔ TCP transparent conversion via WE62C

Integration tip

Use a static IP or DHCP reservation for the gateway and each Modbus TCP slave to keep mappings stable.

Building with Modbus TCP?

Send us your device list, protocol mix and target platform — our engineers will recommend the right gateway or converter, and email you a datasheet.