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@instathings/modbus2mqtt

v1.1.5

Published

Modbus2MQTT bridge

Downloads

21

Readme

modbus2mqtt - software layer to abstract modbus protocol

Configuration

To start the modbus2mqtt service you will need a configuration.yaml in the data folder.

configuration.yaml

Minimal configuration looks like this:

mqtt:
  base_topic: modbus2mqtt
  server: 'mqtt://localhost'
modbus:
  port: /dev/tty.SLAB_USBtoUART
  baud_rate: 9600
advanced:
  log_output:
    - console

Topics

Add a new Modbus device

modbus2mqtt/configure/set

Payload:

  • id: a unique string for you
  • modbus_id: the id of your Modbus device
  • baud_rate: the baud rate of your device
  • interval: in ms the polling period
  • model: the model of your device as described in modbus-herdsman-converters
{
    id: 'uniqueStringId',
    modbus_id: 1,
    baud_rate: 9600,
    interval: 10000,
    model: 'xy-md02',
}

Remove a Modbus device

modbus2mqtt/bridge/config/force_remove

Payload:

  • id: the id of the device to remove

This payload must be sent as a string not as a JSON object.

Read data of a device

modbus2mqtt/:id

You can subscribe to this topic in order to receive data from the device.

Log

modbus2mqtt/bridge/log

In this topic are sent:

  • ack of a new connected device
{
  type: 'device_connected', 
  message: {
    friendly_name: 'uniqueStringId'
  }
}
  • ack of a force removed device
{ 
  type: 'device_force_removed', 
  message: 'uniqueStringId'
}

Acknowledgments

This work relies on the awesome modbus-serial library.

This work is inspired from the awesome work of Zigbee2MQTT.

Discussion

  • Discuss Modbus2MQTT on our forum

License

modbus2mqtt is fair-code licensed under Apache 2.0 with Commons Clause