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ModSim is a 3D experience modeling and simulation community platform that discovers how continuous, integrated modeling and simulation come together on the 3DEXPERIENCE digital platform. It breaks down silos to improve collaboration, minimize risk, increase productivity, increase designer productivity, accelerate sustainable innovation, and realize the value of unified CAD and CAE.

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Modbus PollPaid
Modbus Poll is a software tool designed primarily to help ease the developers of Modbus slave devices or others that want to test and simulate the Modbus protocol. With the multi-document interface, you can simultaneously monitor several Modbus slaves and/or data areas. For each window, you simply specify the Modbus slave ID, function, address, size, and polling rate. You can read and write registers and coils from any window. If you want to change one case, just double-click the value. Or you can change multiple registers/coils. Several data formats are available, such as float, double, and long with word order substitution.
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QModBusPaid
QModBus is a free Qt-based implementation of the main ModBus application. The graphical user interface allows easy interaction with ModBus slaves via a serial line interface. It also includes a bus monitor to check all traffic on the bus. The platform was originally developed by EDC Electronic Design Chemnitz GmbH and is now generally available under GPLv2. The key features of the platform include Support RTU mode of ModBus protocol, Parameter of serial port fully configurable, Bus monitor for examining all traffic on the bus, Backend based on libmodbus, and Support both Linux and Windows.
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ModScanPaid
ModScan is a Windows application that acts as a Modbus master. This allows you to access and modify data points on a connected slave using RTU or ASCII transmission mode. It is ideal for quick and easy Modbus compliance testing, and its built-in serial traffic display enables efficient troubleshooting of field connections. The platform allows you to open multiple documents to scan different sets of data points.
It supports direct serial, modem, and network connections that conform to the Modbus / TCP communication standard defined by Modicon. Access to Modbus data through third-party applications such as Visual Basic or ExCel is provided through native Win32 OLE Automation and database support. The easy-to-use scripting feature enables efficient production testing of Modbus slaves by performing repetitive request/response validation cycles.
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Modbus SlavePaid
Modbus Slave is a windows application designed to simulate up to 32 slaves in 32 windows. Speed up PLC programming with these simulation tools. Start programming and test before you receive the slave device from the supplier. The data contained in any open document is available to the main application. The same user interfaces as Modbus Poll. Support function 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 15, 16, 22 and 23.
The platform performs serial traffic monitoring and OLE Automation to interact with Visual Basic, Excel, etc. to interpret and display Modbus data according to your specific requirements. For example, edit your subordinate data in Excel. Try the Excel example.xls included in the program. Each window opened in a Modbus Slave can be configured to present data from the same or a different slave node.
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QModMasterPaid
QModMaster is a free Qt-based implementation of the main ModBus application. The graphical user interface allows easy interaction with ModBus RTU and TCP slaves. It also includes a bus monitor to check all traffic on the bus. The program is based on libmodbus for Modbus communication and QsLog for logging that supports both Windows and Linux. A precompiled binary is available for Windows. No installation required, just unzip and run. Source code is available for Windows and Linux for compilation using Qt 5.5.0. The key features of the platform include ModBus RTU/TCP Master, Monitor Bus activity [Raw Data and PDU details], and Supports both Windows and Linux.
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ModbusDriver ModpollPaid
ModbusDriver Modpoll is command-line software that is based on the Modbus master simulator and is also a sort of test utility for windows. The software is currently utilizing the FieldTalk Modbus driver. The binaries of the platform are available for the systems including Windows PCs, Linux PCs, and ARM-based Linux boards such as Raspberry Pi, BeagleBoard, and others.
The graphical user interface has been specially designed to help you monitor multiple Modbus slaves and/or data areas at the same time. Each window has its own settings, as you can specify the Modbus slave ID, function address, size, polling rate, read & write registers, and coils. The program allows you to import data from Modbus polling files (MBP file format), print information, change an individual register by simply double-clicking the appropriate field and enter the desired information, and use editing operations (cut, copy, paste, delete) to manage data embedded to registers.
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