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It is normal for a binding to generate update events for items even when those items have the same state as before. There may be unwanted side effects, however, like the default logging of events in events.log, which in my opinion is not a good default. That’s why I set event logging to WARN in my logback.xml, so no events are logged. A separate subject is, is polling 5 times a second a sensible thing to do? Obviously the developer thought so, but I don’t know anything about Modbus to independently evaluate that decision. Absent anything special about Modbus, polling 5 times a second seems way too frequent.
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About MQTT publishing updates too often, I just provided a workaround to another user that uses a rule to only publish to MQTT when an item changes, instead of being updated, that uses openHAB 1.8 and the new MQTT action bundle: rule MQTTPublishOnChange when Item YourModBusItem changed then publish(yourBroker, yourTopic, YourModbusItem.state.toString) end. I want to use a PLC as a rules and scenario engine, because of some of its benefits - also as a light control. Obviously I wanted to communicate using Modbus TCP as easiest way. With 200ms polling it’s already going to be significant reaction delay of 400ms in worse case, so yes - I planned to make polling faster in real application. Also - Open, Open, Closed, Open, Open - yes, it can loose changes at all. For human-pressed switch, holding it pressed for 200ms is quite annoying - I have checked it before in another applications - a lot of people like to “punch” switches and buttons rather than press them slowly.
In reality this results, that switch polling interwal should be 100ms or less to catch this event. Hi, Did support for modbus.tcp.slaveid.updateunchangeditems go away?
I’m polling my modbus tcp slave’s at 5s intervals but each poll generates state updates even though the polled slave register has not changed. ############################### Modbus Binding ######################################## # # sets refresh interval to Modbus polling service. # Value in milliseconds (optional, defaults to 200) modbus:poll=5000 modbus:tcp.overridecontrol.connection=localhost:5502 modbus:tcp.overridecontrol.type=holding modbus:tcp.overridecontrol.id=1 modbus:tcp.overridecontrol.start=6240 modbus:tcp.overridecontrol.length=1 modbus:tcp.overridecontrol.valuetype=uint16 modbus:tcp.overridecontrol.updateunchangeditems=false.