Modbench v0.3.0 — Bell

What's Changed

What's new

• Check which function codes a device supports, and its largest read by @nobrega8 in #77
• Show why samples are missing in charts and recordings by @nobrega8 in #104
• Update mbmap-library: rewritten BMR maps by @nobrega8 in #93
• Say which request a device exception answered by @nobrega8 in #95
• Free the port before opening it again by @nobrega8 in #97
• Choose FC16 for single-register writes; say which request an exception answered by @nobrega8 in #105
• Answer --help and --version; free the port before opening it again by @nobrega8 in #106
• Scan a TCP subnet for Modbus devices by @nobrega8 in #107
• Add fast and thorough modes to the network scan by @nobrega8 in #99
• Export scan results to CSV by @nobrega8 in #100
• Choose the network interface to send from by @nobrega8 in #101
• Copy chart images to the clipboard by @nobrega8 in #102
• Tie each read value to its address by @nobrega8 in #103
• Add a demo with a simulated meter by @nobrega8 in #108
• Add markers A and B to the charts by @nobrega8 in #109
• Take snapshots and compare values with them by @nobrega8 in #110
• Find the library map that fits the connected device by @nobrega8 in #111
• Send any request: more function codes and raw bytes by @nobrega8 in #112
• Build arm64 Linux packages and serve them from the APT repository by @nobrega8 in #113
• Do not offer the demo at start by default by @nobrega8 in #115
• Add computed values: formulas over registers by @nobrega8 in #114
• Plan a built-in map editor by @nobrega8 in #116
• Translate the interface: approach, first languages and a language setting by @nobrega8 in #117
• Use the new mbmap logo in the badge and update the library by @nobrega8 in #118
• Compact the interface; Explore and Edit in the library by @nobrega8 in #119

Full Changelog: v0.2.2...v0.3.0

Download the installer for your system: -setup.exe or .msi for Windows, .AppImage or .deb for Linux (amd64/x86_64 for PCs, arm64/aarch64 for the Raspberry Pi and other 64-bit ARM boards), .dmg for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel; the first time, right-click the app and choose Open). Installed copies update themselves from here.