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A new version of the MODWRT is under development. See more here [[MODWRT2]]. | |||
All communication and dataflow | =Modbus RTU to Emoncms Influxdb Thingspeak= | ||
Modbus to Emoncms. The ModWRT is a Modbus RTU unit to interface with one or several RS485 RTU devices. The ModWRT sends a predefined set of registers value to a server for data logging and display. <br> | |||
The end server can be either of type Emoncms, Influxdb or Thingspeak. | |||
All communication and dataflow parameters are configured using a web interface. | |||
=Technical Specifications= | =Technical Specifications= | ||
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* Integrated Wifi<br> | * Integrated Wifi<br> | ||
* Micro-usb Power supply<br> | * Micro-usb Power supply<br> | ||
* Operating system: OpenWRT 14. | * Operating system: OpenWRT 14.07<br> | ||
* Flash Memory: 64MB<br> | * Flash Memory: 64MB<br> | ||
* Dimensions: 90x60x30mm<br> | * Dimensions: 90x60x30mm<br> | ||
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3/ Dataflow configuration (ie which data goes where).<br> | 3/ Dataflow configuration (ie which data goes where).<br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
The web interface is briefly described below. See more details in the [[Modwrt_Web_Interface | user manual]]. | |||
==1. RTU definition== | ==1. RTU definition== | ||
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==2. | ==2. Stream to Emoncms, Influxdb, Thingspeak definition== | ||
Internet of Thing (iot) servers can be configured on this page. | Internet of Thing (iot) servers can be configured on this page. | ||
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<br> | <br> | ||
==3. Dataflow Configuration== | ==3. Dataflow Configuration== | ||
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A single dataflow can query different RTU unit to send combined data onto a single export. <br> | A single dataflow can query different RTU unit to send combined data onto a single export. <br> | ||
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<br> | <br> | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
As an example the above example will display the following data on Emoncms.<br> | |||
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=User Manual= | |||
[[Modwrt First use]] | |||
[[Modwrt Web Interface]] | |||
[[Modwrt on Command Line]] | |||
[[Emonwrt3 Network Configuration]] (same applies for EMonwrt3 and Modwrt). | |||
[[Modwrt Update New Software]] | |||
=Related Articles= | |||
[[Use PZEM-016 with MODWRT]] | |||
Latest revision as of 12:06, 13 August 2019
A new version of the MODWRT is under development. See more here MODWRT2.
Modbus RTU to Emoncms Influxdb Thingspeak
Modbus to Emoncms. The ModWRT is a Modbus RTU unit to interface with one or several RS485 RTU devices. The ModWRT sends a predefined set of registers value to a server for data logging and display.
The end server can be either of type Emoncms, Influxdb or Thingspeak.
All communication and dataflow parameters are configured using a web interface.
Technical Specifications
- RS485 port
- Ethernet port
- Integrated Wifi
- Micro-usb Power supply
- Operating system: OpenWRT 14.07
- Flash Memory: 64MB
- Dimensions: 90x60x30mm
- Enclosure: Aluminium case
- Optional Wifi antenna
Software
The ModWRT web interface is build within the OpenWRT web interface.
There are three main functional area which are:
1/ RTU's definitions
2/ Servers definitions
3/ Dataflow configuration (ie which data goes where).
The web interface is briefly described below. See more details in the user manual.
1. RTU definition
All Modbus RTU devices can be configured on one single page using Slave ID and communication parameters (baud rate etc).
2. Stream to Emoncms, Influxdb, Thingspeak definition
Internet of Thing (iot) servers can be configured on this page.
3. Dataflow Configuration
This page will configure all dataflow combination.
A single dataflow can query different RTU unit to send combined data onto a single export.
As an example the above example will display the following data on Emoncms.
User Manual
Emonwrt3 Network Configuration (same applies for EMonwrt3 and Modwrt).