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I have an older trial version of Modscan32 from www.win-tech.com . It does not seem to connect with my MNET module. Why?
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You need Modbus TCP client connectivity to be able to link to Prosoft MNET Servers for testing. Older evaluation or demo versions of Win-Tech's Modscan32 Modbus master simulator software did not allow use of TCP/IP Client connections unless you purchased the licensed version. 

If you have an older version, first, completely uninstall it. Then, download the newest trial version of Modscan32 from the www.win-tech.com site, install, and try it.

And remember, the software is not freeware. If you continue to use it, you should purchase the license.
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