IS4310 Modbus Actuator with Arduino

Description:

This example demonstrates how to use the IS4310 Modbus RTU Slave chip with the Arduino platform.

The sketch creates a Modbus actuator using the IS4310. The Arduino reads Modbus Holding Registers 1, 2, and 3 and maps their values to an RGB LED—creating a simple pixel controlled over Modbus RTU.

You can write to the Holding Registers from your PC using a Modbus master client, such as qModMaster.

Default Modbus Connection Parameters:

• Slave Address: 1
• Baud Rate: 19200 bps
• Parity: Even
• Stop Bits: 1

If You're Using the Kappa4310Ard Evaluation Board:

• Set the "I2C Speed Selector" jumper to 100 kHz.
• Set the "I2C Pull-up Voltage" according to your microcontroller's logic level. If unsure, use 3.3 V.

Check the product page at www.inacks.com/is4310.

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