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YudaiKitamura/McpX
McpX is a library for communicating with Mitsubishi Electric PLCs using the MC protocol. It features a simple and easy-to-use API, allowing you to communicate without worrying about MC protocol details. It runs on various platforms, including Linux, Windows, and macOS.
McpX is a library for communicating with Mitsubishi Electric PLCs using the MC protocol.
It features a simple and easy-to-use API, allowing you to communicate without worrying about MC protocol details.
It runs on various platforms, including Linux, Windows, and macOS.
Installation
.NET CLI
dotnet add package McpXPackage Manager(Visual Studio)
PM> NuGet\Install-Package McpXExample Usage
using McpXLib;
using McpXLib.Enums;
// Connect to PLC by specifying IP and port
using (var mcpx = new McpX("192.168.12.88", 10000))
{
// Read 7000 points starting from M0
bool[] mArr = mcpx.BatchRead<bool>(Prefix.M, "0", 7000);
// Read 7000 words starting from D1000
short[] dArr = mcpx.BatchRead<short>(Prefix.D, "1000", 7000);
// Write 1234 to D0 and 5678 to D1 as signed 32-bit integers
mcpx.BatchWrite<int>(Prefix.D, "0", [1234, 5678]);
}C# and Visual Basic samples are available here.
Supported Commands
| Name | Description | Synchronous Method | Asynchronous Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Read | Reads a single value from the specified device. | Read<T>(Prefix prefix, string address) |
ReadAsync<T>(Prefix prefix, string address) |
| Single Write | Writes a single value to the specified device. | Write<T>(Prefix prefix, string address, T value) |
WriteAsync<T>(Prefix prefix, string address, T value) |
| Batch Read | Reads multiple consecutive values starting from the specified address. | BatchRead<T>(Prefix prefix, string address, ushort length) |
BatchReadAsync<T>(Prefix prefix, string address, ushort length) |
| Batch Write | Writes an array of values to consecutive device addresses. | BatchWrite<T>(Prefix prefix, string address, T[] values) |
BatchWriteAsync<T>(Prefix prefix, string address, T[] values) |
| Random Read | Reads values from non-consecutive word and double-word addresses. | RandomRead<T1, T2>((Prefix, string)[] wordAddresses, (Prefix, string)[] doubleWordAddresses) |
RandomReadAsync<T1, T2>((Prefix, string)[] wordAddresses, (Prefix, string)[] doubleWordAddresses) |
| Random Write | Writes values to non-consecutive word and double-word addresses. | RandomWrite<T1, T2>(...) |
RandomWriteAsync<T1, T2>(...) |
| Monitor Registration | Registers devices to monitor. | MonitorRegist((Prefix, string)[] wordAddresses, (Prefix, string)[] doubleWordAddresses) |
MonitorRegistAsync((Prefix, string)[] wordAddresses, (Prefix, string)[] doubleWordAddresses) |
| Monitor Read | Reads the latest values from registered monitoring devices. | Monitor<T1, T2>(...) |
MonitorAsync<T1, T2>(...) |
| Remote Password Lock/Unlock | Automatically locks the PLC with the specified remote password when the instance is created and unlocks it when disposed. | McpX(string ip, int port, string? password = null) |
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Supported Protocols
- TCP
- UDP
- 3E frame (binary code)
- 3E frame (ASCII code)
- 4E frame (binary code)
- 4E frame (ASCII code)
Roadmap
-
3E frame (ASCII code) support -
4E frame (binary code) support -
4E frame (ASCII code) support -
UDP support - GX Simulator support – In progress
Changelog
Related
- mcpx-mcp-server An MCP(Model Context Protocol) server that enables real-time access to Mitsubishi Electric PLC devices from generative AI.
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Contributors
MIT License
Created March 18, 2025
Updated March 12, 2026
