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Revision as of 18:45, 14 June 2026
Abstract
After our first example with the HMI Display and PymateIO it is time to look for some advanced feature.
This example will show how Pymate script will grab the integer value sent by the HMI display.
HMI Example Project
The demonstration script is still based on the "HMI_PyMateIO_Modbus_MASTER.skm" project introduced in HMI Display and PymateIO tutorial.
Attentive reader would have noticed a slightly difference between the numeric fields:
- The 4x1 field is a "Numeric display" only
- The 4x0 field is a "Numeric Input" field where the user can encode some value.
With the following field definition
Just press the field on the HMI Display to encode the new value
Entering a value will issue a function 6 ModBus request.
Modbus: HREGS READ <Request fct=3 qty=2 addr=0 data=None> Modbus: COILS READ <Request fct=1 qty=8 addr=0 data=None> Modbus: HREGS WRITE <Request fct=6 qty=None addr=0 data=bytearray(b'\x01,')> Modbus: HREGS READ <Request fct=3 qty=2 addr=0 data=None>
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