Markus Backes

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As a starting point, here is how you can read the sensor: ``` text_sensor: - platform: modbus_controller modbus_controller_id: ${modbus_controller_id} name: "${device_type}-system time" id: ${device_type}_system_time register_type: holding address: 62 register_count: 3...

What do you want to change? Maybe I can do the change.

Did you find a RS232 with the same footprint as the RS485?

> For now I installed like this, in the future I will order another RS232 board to better fit. > > ![Image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/754ca17e-7cf2-4668-8ae3-5d56ad79fb55) interessting, can you link me the used rs232...

I will add this to the PCB. Did you connect GND on the RS232 side?

Something like this: ![Image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/afd7bd52-522d-4c9a-a1e9-a17b3ed8127f)

And GND on the RS232 side? For RS485 GND is not connected on the A/B side.

I think jumper is not needed. I will just connect GND from the rs232 side to pin 8 on the RJ45.

I drafted a version. Not sure when I am done.

[Gerber_ESP32-RS485_PCB_ESP32-RS485_2025-05-20.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/20355115/Gerber_ESP32-RS485_PCB_ESP32-RS485_2025-05-20.zip) Please check the wiring before connecting to your hardware!