MBTS publishes modbus data to the web's MySQL database. MBTS reads and writes modbus data directly and writes to a MySQL database as the data changes. Your web pages can be updated as often as you need based on this data. MBTS also reads MySQL to see if set points or controls have changed. These changes are then written to the proper modbus devices.  See MBTS Help.

OPERATION
1. Polls modbus slave devices. 
2. Writes changes to MySQL. 
3. Reads MySQL for set point changes and writes set points back to slave devices. 


The purpose of this product is to create a real time database that easily interfaces to the WEB. Once data has been written to MySQL; PHP, Java, Perl and other tools can read this data, display it, and trend it. MBTS also reads data that is written to MySQL. Now you can submit set points and on/off controls using MBTS from the WEB. 

The Receive Data Form shows the latest modbus data polled.  The datetime column shows when the data last changed.  Once the receive setup is complete MBTS will run continuously to collect your modbus data and store it in MySQL.

  The modbus receive and transmit lists are completed by adding rows and filling in the column values.  Or you can import from Rugid source code or from Events projects.  Once the receive list is filled, click the Build Poll link, to fill in your poll list automatically.

 Configure MySQL after you have set up your receive and transmit modbus lists.

  MBTS writes data to MySQL when the modbus data changes.  The data is written to the history table.  

Complete details on these tables are shown in the help file.