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QModbus how to drive RS485 TX direction

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    Cornelio
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    As for Chai18 in this topic
    Re: Using 485 for QmodbusServer library
    I'm working on a custom yocto linux embedded board that acts as modbus master by the use of QModbusRtuSerialMaster.
    The code below works fine with direct access to the RS485 port:
    void gpio::WriteData(QString stringa, int baud)
    {
    if(WaitFdWriteable(fd232))
    {
    setPin(uart1_dir,ON);
    write(fd232,stringa.toLatin1().data(),stringa.length());
    //tcdrain(fd232);
    tcflush(fd232, TCIFLUSH);
    QThread::usleep(10000000*stringa.length()/baud);
    setPin(uart1_dir,OFF);
    }
    }
    How can I drive the hardware "uart1_dir" GPIO pin for TX - RX direction in a similar way in QModbus libraries?
    Thanks

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