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View the appropriate READMEs in each package directory for details about each. View the appropriate READMEs in each package directory for details about each.
## `modbus-mqtt` ## [`modbus-mqtt`](./modbus-mqtt)
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ModbusMQTT is a bridge between Modbus devices and MQTT. It aims to allow the operator to generically expose any compatible Modbus device as though its API were MQTT. ModbusMQTT is a bridge between Modbus devices and MQTT. It aims to allow the operator to generically expose any compatible Modbus device as though its API were MQTT.
## `sungrow-winets` ## [`sungrow-winets`](./sungrow-winets)
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This is a barebones API client for reading and writing settings for Sungrow solar and hybrid inverters equipped with a WiNet-S communications module. Its only known use is `tokio_modbus-winets` (see below). This is a barebones API client for reading and writing settings for Sungrow solar and hybrid inverters equipped with a WiNet-S communications module. Its only known use is `tokio_modbus-winets` (see below).
## `tokio_modbus-winets` ## [`tokio_modbus-winets`](./tokio_modbus-winets)
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This wraps `sungrow-winets` client in the appropriate traits from [`tokio-modbus`](https://crates.io/crates/tokio-modbus) to allow accessing the Modbus registers which the Sungrow WiNet-S dongle exposes. The reason for this is simply that Sungrow's TCP Modbus support is buggy and inconsistent (though improving). This wraps `sungrow-winets` client in the appropriate traits from [`tokio-modbus`](https://crates.io/crates/tokio-modbus) to allow accessing the Modbus registers which the Sungrow WiNet-S dongle exposes. The reason for this is simply that Sungrow's TCP Modbus support is buggy and inconsistent (though improving).