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Modbus / Arduino Mega, Modbus, How to display g xyz coordinates on lcd
« on: August 12, 2019, 05:22:36 PM »

Hello all.
I am trying to display the current xyz coordinates on arduino. For now, I can only light the led on arduino. Could someone more knowledgeable in the subject support me with the arduino code and information on how and what to do? I don't expect anyone to do it for me but any help will be helpful.


I use arduino code from this forum and it works very well. But I have no idea how to display xyz coordinates.
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Below is the code I have on arduino:

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/*
     Modbus Slave designed for Mach 3 CNC Software
 Written by: Tim W. Shilling, March 4, 2012.
 Released into the Public Domain
 */
//############################################
//  Supportted Functions
//  1:  Read Coil
//  2:  Read Descrete Input   
//  3:  Read Holding Reg
//  4:  Read Input Reg
//  5:  Write Single Coil
//  6:  Write Single Reg
//  7   Read Exception
//  15: Write Multiple Coils
//  16: Write Multiple Holding Reg

// Notes on Timing:
// Original Design implemented Timer 1 and 0, but these conflict with the PWM generators
// Timers dropped for millis and micros functions.  Not as accurate but fine for this purpose






// WH4004A Test Program: WinStar 40x4 LCD
// using Enhanced LiquidCrystal440.h
// Since the pinouts are different from Forum sample 40x4 LCDs
// Available nkcelectronics.com. Data sheet WH4004A-YYH-JT.pdf
// To adjust contrast, 10K pot between GND and +5V, wiper W to lcd 12
// LCD Func Arduino Desc pins               Dan Magorian 10/19/2010
// 1    DB7  12    Data bus line
// 2    DB6  11    Data bus line
// 3    DB5  10    Data bus line
// 4    DB4   9    Data bus line
// 5    DB3        Data bus line
// 6    DB2        Data bus line
// 7    DB1        Data bus line
// 8    DB0        Data bus line
// 9    E1   4     Chip enable signal, lcd lines 1 & 2
// 10   RW   3     H: Read L: Write
// 11   RS   2     H: DATA, L: Instruction code
// 12   V0   W     Contrast, gnd = full, too dark
// 13   VSS GND    Ground for logic
// 14   VDD +5V    Supply Voltage for logic
// 15   E2   5     Chip enable signal, lcd lines 3 & 4
// 16    NC
// 17    LED+      Ext +5V Supply for fluor LED+ optional turn fluor on
// 18    LED-      Ext GND Supply for fluor LED- optional turn fluor on
//
// If char blocks show black but nothing prints, adjust contrast pot,
// and check lcd pins 13 and 14: display may not be initialized.
// If alternate blocks and blank lines show, then neither of the controllers
// is properly initialized, check RW, E1, E2, or any of the connections




//################# INCLUDES #################
#include <Modbus_Slave.h>    // Ensure you have included the libraries in the Arduino Libraries folder
#include <ArduinoModbus.h>
#include <LiquidCrystal440.h>



const int ledPin = LED_BUILTIN;


// LiquidCrystal lcd(rs,rw,enable1,enable2,d4,d5,d6,d7);
// Note: some Forum examples using LiquidCrystal440.h have wrong DB pins,
// eg DB0-DB3, or in wrong order.  The top 4 work, in this order.

LiquidCrystal lcd(2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 12);



//################# DEFINES ##################
#define Baudrate 9600       //Desired Baud Rate, Recommend, 9600, 19200, 56800, 115200
#define Freq 16000000        //Don't Touch unless using a differnt board, Freq of Processor
#define Slave_Address 0x01   //Address of MODBus Slave
#define Kill_Time 2000       //2 Sec (2000msec) keep alive, 0 => OFF

//############  REGISTER DEFINES ############# // Each Register is 16bit
#define Digital_IO_Register 0
#define PWM_Register        10
#define AN_Register         30
#define Timer_Register      50
#define IO_Config_Register  60
#define Kill_IO_Register    70
#define PWMIOMap_Register   80
#define ANIOMap_Register    81
#define General_Config      90
#define Error_Register      91
#define Digital_IO_Pins     14   //Total number of Digital IO pins, Limits update scanner pin count
#define Number_Of_Registers 100

//############ GLOBAL VARIABLES ##############
unsigned char Data[256];                                         // All received data ends up in here, also used as output buffer
unsigned short Index = 0;                                        // Current Location in Data
unsigned short Register[Number_Of_Registers];                    // Where all user data, Coils/Registers are kept
ModBusSlave ModBus(Slave_Address,Register,Number_Of_Registers);  // Initialize a new ModBus Slave, Again, you must have my Arduino ModBusSlave Library
unsigned long Last_Time=0;
unsigned long Time = 0;
unsigned long LongBreakTime;                                            //Time for 3.5 characters to be RX




//################## Setup ###################
// Takes:   Nothing
// Returns: Nothing
// Effect:  Opens Serial port 1 at defined Baudrate
//          Configures all Pins
//          Initiallized Timer 1






void setup()
{

  lcd.begin (40, 4);
  lcd.clear();

  lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
  lcd.print("MODBUS TEST:");

    // configure the LED
  pinMode(ledPin, OUTPUT);
  digitalWrite(ledPin, LOW);
 

 
  //################ Initialize IO #################     // 0 => Output, 1 => Input, opposite of normal Arduino, but my habit from other platforms, 0 looks like an O and 1 looks like an I
  Register[IO_Config_Register]    = 0b0000000000000000;  // UNO and MEGA  PIN 00-15
  Register[IO_Config_Register+1]  = 0b0000000000000000;  // MEGA          PIN 16-31
  Register[IO_Config_Register+2]  = 0b0000000000000000;  // MEGA          PIN 32-47
  Register[IO_Config_Register+3]  = 0b0000000000000000;  // MEGA          PIN 48-64
  Register[IO_Config_Register+4]  = 0b1111111111111111;  // AN Digital    PIN A0-A16

  //################ Kill IO Register #################  // 0 => Leave, 1 => Kill
  Register[Kill_IO_Register]    = 0b1111111111111111;    // UNO and MEGA  PIN 00-15
  Register[Kill_IO_Register+1]  = 0b1111111111111111;    // MEGA          PIN 16-31
  Register[Kill_IO_Register+2]  = 0b1111111111111111;    // MEGA          PIN 32-47
  Register[Kill_IO_Register+3]  = 0b1111111111111111;    // MEGA          PIN 48-64
  Register[Kill_IO_Register+3]  = 0b1111111111111111;    // AN Digital    PIN A0-A16

  //################ PWM IO Register #################   // 0 => Normal I/O, 1 => PWM I/O
  Register[PWMIOMap_Register]   = 0b0000111001101000;    // UNO and MEGA  PWM 01-16

  //################ AN IO Register #################    // 0 => Digital, 1=> Analog
  Register[ANIOMap_Register]    = 0b1111111111111111;    // UNO and MEGA

  Config_IO();

  LongBreakTime = (long)((long)28000000.0/(long)Baudrate);
  if(Baudrate > 19200)
    LongBreakTime = 1750;                                // 1.75 msec
  Serial.begin(Baudrate);                                // Open Serial port at Defined Baudrate
  Time = micros();                                       // Preload Time variable with current System microsec
}

//################ Main Loop #################
// Takes:   Nothing
// Returns: Nothing
// Effect:  Main Program Loop

unsigned long LongKillTime = (long)((long)Kill_Time * (long)1000);      //Time ellapsed between RX that causes system Kill

unsigned long Keep_Alive = 0;                                           // Keep Alive Counter Variable

void loop()
{
  Update_Time();
  if(Keep_Alive >= LongKillTime){               // Communications not Received in Kill_Time, Execute Lost Comm Emerency Procedure
    if(Kill_Time != 0){                         // If Kill_Time is 0, then disable Lost Comm Check
      Keep_Alive = LongKillTime;                // Avoid Keep_Alive rollover
      ModBus.Error = 0xff;                      // Set error code to Lost Comm
      Register[Error_Register] = ModBus.Error;  // Set Error Register
      Kill_IO();                                // Kill what should be killed
      digitalWrite(13,1);                       // Indicate Error with Solid LED
    }
  }
  else
  {
    Update_Pin_States();                        // Update Digital Pins
    Update_AN_States();                         // Update Analog Pins
    if(ModBus.Error != 0){                      // Flash Error LED is ModBus Error != 0
      digitalWrite(13,bitRead(Time,11));        // Toggle LED
    }
    else                                        // If no Error
    {
      digitalWrite(13,0);                       // Turn off LED
    }
  }
  //######################## RX Data ###############################
  if (Serial.available() > 0)                   // If Data Avilable
  {
    Data[Index] = (unsigned char)Serial.read(); // Read Next Char
    Keep_Alive = 0;                             // Reset Keep Alive counter     
    Last_Time = micros();                       // Update Last_Time to current Time
    Index++;                                    // Move Index Counter Forward
  }
  //##################### Process Data #############################
  if(Index > 0)                                 // If there are bytes to be read
  {
    if(Keep_Alive >= LongBreakTime)             // Transmission Complete, 3.5 char spacing observered
    {
      Register[Timer_Register] = (unsigned int)(millis() / 125.0);  // Converts to 1/8sec and load into Register
      ModBus.Process_Data(Data,Index);          // Process Data
      if(ModBus.Error == 0)                     // If no Errors, then...
      {
        Keep_Alive = 0;                         // Reset Keep Alive
        Last_Time = micros();                   // Set Last_Time to current time
      }
      else                                      // If there was an error
      {
        Register[Error_Register] = ModBus.Error;// Set Error Code
      }
      Index = 0;                                // Reset Index to 0, no bytes to read
    }
  }
}












//################ Update Time #################
// Takes:   Nothing
// Returns: Nothing
// Effect:  Updates Timer Register
//          Updates KeepAlive Count

void Update_Time()
{
  Last_Time = Time;                             // Set Last_Time to Current Time
  Time = micros();
  if(Time < Last_Time)                          // Counter has rolled over, should take 70 Min
  {
    Last_Time = 0;                              // Introduces a small clitch in timing by not accounting for how bad the roll over was.  Happens every 70 Min
                                                // Result is Delta will be smaller than it should be, Kill and Character Spacing will be usec longer than they should 
  }
  Keep_Alive += Time - Last_Time;               // Increment Keep Alive counter
  Register[Timer_Register] = (unsigned int)(millis() / 125.0);  // Converts to 1/8sec and load into Register
}
//EOF







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