QModbusTcpServer#
The QModbusTcpServer class represents a Modbus server that uses a TCP server for its communication with the Modbus client. More…
Synopsis#
Functions#
def
installConnectionObserver(observer)
Signals#
def
modbusClientDisconnected(modbusClient)
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Detailed Description#
Communication via Modbus requires the interaction between a single Modbus client instance and single Modbus server. This class provides the Modbus server implementation via a TCP server.
Modbus TCP networks can have multiple servers. Servers are read/written by a client device represented by QModbusTcpClient .
- class PySide6.QtSerialBus.QModbusTcpServer([parent=None])#
- Parameters:
parent –
PySide6.QtCore.QObject
Constructs a QModbusTcpServer with the specified parent. The serverAddress preset is 255.
- PySide6.QtSerialBus.QModbusTcpServer.installConnectionObserver(observer)#
- Parameters:
Installs an observer that can be used to obtain notifications when a new TCP client connects to this server instance. In addition, the observer can be used to reject the incoming TCP connection.
QModbusTcpServer takes ownership of the given observer. Any previously set observer will be deleted. The observer can be uninstalled by calling this function with nullptr as parameter.
See also
- PySide6.QtSerialBus.QModbusTcpServer.modbusClientDisconnected(modbusClient)#
- Parameters:
modbusClient –
PySide6.QtNetwork.QTcpSocket
This signal is emitted when a current TCP based modbusClient disconnects from this Modbus TCP server. Note that there might be several TCP clients connected at the same time.
Notifications on incoming new connections can be received by installing a QModbusTcpConnectionObserver via installConnectionObserver() .
See also