This PR opens a new TCP/IP connection for each ModbusTCP request.
Up to now when a TCP connection breaks, the user must modify
either the ip address or port to re-enable the Apply button
which can then be used to open a new connection.
Now when debugging ModbusTCP connections we can configure the correct address and start polling.
We are then free to modify wiring, slave device settings or laptop ip settings etc. without needing to
reconfigure QModBus using the procedure above.
These changes mean the Apply button is obsolete so it has been removed.
tobydox
commented
6 years ago
This PR opens a new TCP/IP connection for each ModbusTCP request.
Up to now when a TCP connection breaks, the user must modify either the ip address or port to re-enable the Apply button which can then be used to open a new connection.
Now when debugging ModbusTCP connections we can configure the correct address and start polling. We are then free to modify wiring, slave device settings or laptop ip settings etc. without needing to reconfigure QModBus using the procedure above.
These changes mean the Apply button is obsolete so it has been removed.