beyonlo

Hello @brainelectronics > @beyonlo could you test the first release candidate of this lib with Async support? Yes, of course I can do that. Are there some example to run...

@GimmickNG Thanks for your effort to support `uasyncio` on this lib. I will wait your changes on the `uasyncio` version, as well the examples for the `uasyncio` clients and servers...

Hello @GimmickNG > @beyonlo Since the async version is based off/depends on the sync version, the two should be fairly similar (with the exception of `asyncio.run()` needed to start the...

> This is the next release candidate out for testing smile Thank you @beyonlo for testing and thank you @GimmickNG for providing > > https://test.pypi.org/project/micropython-modbus/2.4.0rc42.dev56/ Hi all :) Just to...

Hello @GimmickNG! As @brainelectronics do not created a new package with your modification, and I see that your changes is just the `+ def overload(fun):` (Am I right?), so I...

> @beyonlo I've published https://test.pypi.org/project/micropython-modbus/2.4.0rc57.dev56/ for testing. Initial tests passed after fixing the flake8 error locally @brainelectronics Unfortunately I'm still trying to figure out how to use the `register definitions,...

@GimmickNG Thanks to improve the examples :partying_face: The `async` version stop on the `await server.bind()`. Details below: To start the tests, I decide do use for now just the minimal...

> @beyonlo That was rather stupid of me - the `bind` method ends up calling `wait_closed` so it's effectively the same as `serve_forever`. Right, a workaround for the time being...

Hello @j-broome I'm working with `RS-485` using the the [MAX485CSA](https://br.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Maxim-Integrated/MAX485CSA+T?qs=LHmEVA8xxfYLnNxfn7yuwQ%3D%3D&gclid=CjwKCAiAv9ucBhBXEiwA6N8nYFyVT6oejeeRGJW55l_BIOFBFthwIt7MuI9dEoaPECWtWWFbmWpP_RoCxLIQAvD_BwE) chip that use of course the flow control (the `ctrl_pin`) and works fine. Unfortunately I don't have a `RS-485` chip...

> Wow! Using 115,200 baud works. @j-broome I'm glad that that works for you! > Do you have an idea on how to fix this for 9600? The company I...