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The Opta™ offers industrial-grade hardware and software capabilities, along with the Arduino ecosystem tools such as the Arduino IDE and its libraries, allowing easy implementation of different Modbus communication protocols, including Modbus TCP.
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![Opta™ Server with Modbus TCP Communication](assets/opta-modbus-tcp-server.gif)
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to set up and use the Modbus TCP communication protocol over Ethernet between two Opta™ devices.
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## Goals
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Once the Modbus TCP Client and Server code for each Opta™ device has been uploaded, the status LED #1 will be toggled based on the coil value from the Opta™ Client:
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![Modbus TCP Client and Server communication status](assets/opta-modbus-client.svg)
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![Opta™ Server with Modbus TCP Behavior](assets/opta-modbus-tcp-server.gif)
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## Conclusion
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