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## Conclusion
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This tutorial shows how to use the Arduino ecosystem's `ArduinoRS485` and `ArduinoModbus` libraries and the Arduino IDE to implement the Modbus TCP protocol between two Opta™ devices. These elements are essential for allowing connections with Modbus TCP-compliant devices.
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This tutorial shows how to use the Arduino ecosystem's `ArduinoRS485` and `ArduinoModbus` libraries and the Arduino IDE to implement the Modbus TCP protocol between two Opta™ devices. These libraries are essential for allowing connections with Modbus TCP compliant devices.
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With these examples, you can easily understand how to establish Modbus TCP communication between a Server and a Client using Opta™. This setup provides a scalable architecture for connecting additional Modbus Server devices, such as another Opta™ or a Modbus TCP-compatible module.
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With these examples, you can easily understand how to establish Modbus TCP communication between a Server and a Client using Opta™. This setup is scalable for connecting additional Modbus Server devices, such as another Opta™ or a Modbus TCP compatible module.
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### Next Steps
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