Address and timeout parameters for requests
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| RequestParam | WithUnitId (byte value) |
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| RequestParam | WithTimeout (TimeSpan value) |
| | Response timeout for the request. It covers sending the request and receiving the response. A request that can't be sent in time fails with an I/O error, and the connection (or serial port) is closed and reopened, whatever the channel's limit on consecutive response timeouts. A response that doesn't arrive in time is a response timeout. On a serial port, the delay between frames is part of sending the request. A zero timeout is replaced by one millisecond; any other duration is used as given. More...
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| | RequestParam (byte unitId, TimeSpan timeout) |
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| byte | UnitId |
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| TimeSpan | Timeout |
| | Response timeout for the request. It covers sending the request and receiving the response. A request that can't be sent in time fails with an I/O error, and the connection (or serial port) is closed and reopened, whatever the channel's limit on consecutive response timeouts. A response that doesn't arrive in time is a response timeout. On a serial port, the delay between frames is part of sending the request. A zero timeout is replaced by one millisecond; any other duration is used as given. More...
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Address and timeout parameters for requests
◆ RequestParam()
| rodbus.RequestParam.RequestParam |
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unitId, |
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Fully construct RequestParam specifying the value of each field
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| unitId | Modbus address for the request |
| timeout | Response timeout for the request. It covers sending the request and receiving the response. A request that can't be sent in time fails with an I/O error, and the connection (or serial port) is closed and reopened, whatever the channel's limit on consecutive response timeouts. A response that doesn't arrive in time is a response timeout. On a serial port, the delay between frames is part of sending the request. A zero timeout is replaced by one millisecond; any other duration is used as given. |
◆ WithTimeout()
| RequestParam rodbus.RequestParam.WithTimeout |
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Response timeout for the request. It covers sending the request and receiving the response. A request that can't be sent in time fails with an I/O error, and the connection (or serial port) is closed and reopened, whatever the channel's limit on consecutive response timeouts. A response that doesn't arrive in time is a response timeout. On a serial port, the delay between frames is part of sending the request. A zero timeout is replaced by one millisecond; any other duration is used as given.
◆ WithUnitId()
Modbus address for the request
◆ Timeout
| TimeSpan rodbus.RequestParam.Timeout |
Response timeout for the request. It covers sending the request and receiving the response. A request that can't be sent in time fails with an I/O error, and the connection (or serial port) is closed and reopened, whatever the channel's limit on consecutive response timeouts. A response that doesn't arrive in time is a response timeout. On a serial port, the delay between frames is part of sending the request. A zero timeout is replaced by one millisecond; any other duration is used as given.
◆ UnitId
| byte rodbus.RequestParam.UnitId |
Modbus address for the request
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