Resources Tab
Resources tab allow you to define parameters and status variables to publish to other devices; fieldbus network configuration, alarms definitions, recipes, I/O mappings and so on.
If your target board supports Modbus TCP, you should have an ethernet port node, in your project tree, that can be configured to do so.Ethernet port can be used to configure your target as Modbus TCP Master (to control a network of slaves that answer to your Modbus requests) or as Modbus TCP Slaves (in this case another device will make requests to read or write parameters ad status variables that you have previously defined as Public Objects).In your GF_ProjectVX Code release, the Resource tab may look quite different from the one described here; that depends on the target supported features and on the software customization desired by the client.
If your target board supports Modbus TCP, you should have an ethernet port node, in your project tree, that can be configured to do so.Ethernet port can be used to configure your target as Modbus TCP Master (to control a network of slaves that answer to your Modbus requests) or as Modbus TCP Slaves (in this case another device will make requests to read or write parameters ad status variables that you have previously defined as Public Objects).In your GF_ProjectVX Code release, the Resource tab may look quite different from the one described here; that depends on the target supported features and on the software customization desired by the client.