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    EasyModbusTCP Server Simulator .NET/JAVA

    EasyModbusTCP Server Simulator .NET/JAVA

    Modbus TCP/UDP Server Simulator and Modbus RTU Slave Simulator

    Modbus TCP Server simulator and library for .NET and Java implementation. See Library and source code: www.easymodbustcp.net For Connection to Modbus-TCP, Modbus-UDP clients, and Modbus RTU Master. Server listens at port 502 (can be changed). Shows also Protocol informations. Allows Multiple connections Digital Inputs; Coils; Input Registers and Holding Registers can be viewed and changed in a table-view Version V2.5: - Upgrade Library with new functions Version V1.1: - Asynchronous Reading and Writing to Speed up Server Version V1.0: - Bugfixes Version V0.96: - Bugfix - Server Simulator available as Java-Version Version V0.95: - Modbus UDP supported Version V0.94: - Some Bugfixes Version V0.93: - Added Function code 16 (Write Multiple Registers) - Some measures to speed up Modbus-Server - DLL-Library for .NET implementations added Version V0.92: - Added Function code 15 (Write Multiple Coils)
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    OpenSPP
    Pronounced "Open Spippy" (like "skippy" but with a "p" instead of a "k"): A reference implementation of the Session Peering Provisioning Protocol binding for SOAP being developed in the IETF's DRINKS Working Group.
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