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CoreBus is a cross-platform terminal for working with serial ports and TCP sockets with support for Modbus TCP/RTU/ASCII protocols. Features: No Protocol * Working with data in string or byte format * Support for different encodings * There are three sending modes: single, cyclic, and file sending Modbus * Support for various Modbus protocol variations: TCP, RTU, ASCII and RTU/ASCII over TCP * Convenient operation with recording functions * The ability to work with float numbers * The ability to work with binary data * A Modbus scanner that searches for devices on a communication line Modbus monitoring * Convenient display of registers * Conversion to numeric types * Transformations by formula * Real-time charting * Logger Macros * Separate macros for each operating mode * A macro consists of an unlimited number of commands (actions) * Common Slave ID for Modbus macros * Import/Export Source code: https://github.com/AndreyAbdulkayumov/CoreBus

With the nxcEditor for Linux NXT and BrickPi robots can be programmed (the source code is highlighted). A NXC-program can be executed either on the real robot or the nxcSimulator, which is integrated in the nxcEditor (the official compiler is invoked from the nxcEditor). A C-program for the BrickPi robot can be programmed either locally on the Raspberry Pi or over a network (using the compiler on the Raspberry Pi). The nxcEditor (as well as the nxcSimulator) is designed so that programming...

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The plugins include functionality to edit and check CN / MN XDD / XDC files against the DS311 V1.2.0 and the DS 301 1.3.0 specification. Another plugin enables the user to generate the object dictionary header file from an XDD / XDC file for the openPOWERLINK (https://goo.gl/Cg77Oi) implementation. Please note that the validation functionality works properly for Controlled and Managing Node XDD / XDC files. Please use the update site to install the plugin in your eclipse environment: http://sourceforge.net/projects/xddpluginsuite.openconf.p/files/update_site/ User Manual: https://goo.gl/hvtLAq XDD editor plugin user manual: https://goo.gl/Fo5pUQ Install via Eclipse marketplace: https://goo.gl/eAZAn9 Link to the openCONFIGURATOR parent project: https://sourceforge.net/projects/openconf/