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====Serial (RS-232)==== | ====Serial (RS-232)==== | ||
- | An [[how_tos: | + | An [[how_tos: |
====Modbus RTU (RS-485)==== | ====Modbus RTU (RS-485)==== | ||
- | An industry compliant RS-485 Modbus RTU interface is built in and the Wattmon acts as a Modbus master to collect data from various devices such as inverters, power meters, current sensors, etc. Up to 8 Modbus RTU-compliant slave devices and 1 Modbus TCP device can be daisy-chained to the interface, and the Modbus can be configured for any baud rate up to 115200 with different parity settings as required. | + | An industry compliant RS-485 Modbus RTU interface is built in and the [[hardware: |
- | If you are planning to monitor a battery bank with Wattmon, you will require a current sensor device such as the [[hardware: | + | If you are planning to monitor a battery bank with [[hardware: |
See [[hardware: | See [[hardware: |