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 ModbusFB_examples.project demonstrates how to build **standard** MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients using the ModbusFB.compiled-library.

-ModbusFB_non_standard_extensions_examples.project demonstrated how to use the ModbusFB non standard extensions.compiled-library to build MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients with an extended "data model" **not covered by the MODBUS standard**, but used in real world MODBUS devices.
+ModbusFB_non_standard_extensions_examples.project demonstrated how to use the ModbusFB non standard extensions.compiled-library to build MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients with an extended "data model" (wide registers &amp;gt;16bit) **not covered by the MODBUS standard**, but used in real world MODBUS devices.


 ## More information
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 * Example_Serial demonstrates how to build MODBUS Serial servers and clients
 * Example_TCP demonstrates how to build MODBUS TCP servers and clients

-
-ModbusFB_non_standard_extensions_examples.project demonstrated how to MODBUS servers and clients with an extended (non-standard) "data model" (wide registers &amp;gt;16bit).
-

 ## System requirements and restrictions
 |System requirements and restrictions  | Info|
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 # MODBUS examples

-Examples how to build MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients using the CODESYS MODBUS function block library ModbusFB.compiled-library.
+Examples how to build MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients using the CODESYS **MODBUS** **f**unction **b**lock library **ModbusFB**.compiled-library.

 ## Product description

 The examples are based of the ModbusFB.compiled-library and the ModbusFB non standard extensions.compiled-library included in the CODESYS MODBUS package.

-ModbusFB_examples.project demonstrates how to build standard MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients using the ModbusFB.compiled-library.
+ModbusFB_examples.project demonstrates how to build **standard** MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients using the ModbusFB.compiled-library.

-ModbusFB_non_standard_extensions_examples.project demonstrated how to use the ModbusFB non standard extensions.compiled-library to build MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients with an extended "data model" not covered by the MODBUS standard, but used in real world MODBUS devices.
-More information
+ModbusFB_non_standard_extensions_examples.project demonstrated how to use the ModbusFB non standard extensions.compiled-library to build MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients with an extended "data model" **not covered by the MODBUS standard**, but used in real world MODBUS devices.


 ## More information
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-Welcome to your wiki!
+[[download url= label=project]]
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+[TOC]
+ 
+# MODBUS examples
+ 
+Examples how to build MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients using the CODESYS MODBUS function block library ModbusFB.compiled-library.
+ 
+## Product description

-This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].
+The examples are based of the ModbusFB.compiled-library and the ModbusFB non standard extensions.compiled-library included in the CODESYS MODBUS package.

-The wiki uses [Markdown](/prj/codesys-example/modbus/home/markdown_syntax/) syntax.
+ModbusFB_examples.project demonstrates how to build standard MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients using the ModbusFB.compiled-library.

-[[members limit=20]]
+ModbusFB_non_standard_extensions_examples.project demonstrated how to use the ModbusFB non standard extensions.compiled-library to build MODBUS TCP/Serial servers and clients with an extended "data model" not covered by the MODBUS standard, but used in real world MODBUS devices.
+More information
+
+ 
+## More information
+
+ModbusFB_examples.project includes three applications on separate PLCs:
+
+* Example_BasicOverview gets you an overview of the existing functions blocks anh how to use / combine the in ST / CFC
+* Example_Serial demonstrates how to build MODBUS Serial servers and clients
+* Example_TCP demonstrates how to build MODBUS TCP servers and clients
+
+
+ModbusFB_non_standard_extensions_examples.project demonstrated how to MODBUS servers and clients with an extended (non-standard) "data model" (wide registers &amp;gt;16bit).
+
+ 
+## System requirements and restrictions
+|System requirements and restrictions  | Info|
+|--------------------------------------|-----|
+|**Programming System**                | CODESYS Development System Version 3.5.16.0 recommended|
+|**Runtime System**                    | CODESYS Control Version 3.5.16.0 recommended|
+|**Required Accessories**              | The Serial examples use two serial ports on the PLC, so you need to connect them somehow. On a WinV3 PLC you can use virtual serial port driver.|
+ 
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