Modbus communicat​ion non exstance

I'm working with a rs232 to rs485 connection from a UNO2019 box PC.  The RS485 connection is going to be MODbus RTU, has about 4 slaves on the buss (MMI flow meter, VFD, two temperature RTD's). All theses devices are configured accordingin
9600 baud, odd parity, no flow control. the VISA resource would be COM3.
Now all these components I've worked with daily for numerious months. and the set up VI exists (almost) without an error. I get an error code for additional bytes at port, but it passes the set up. I don't know if this is wrong or write but it has happened in every peice of software I've developed in labview (it doesn't actually check the error boolean so I assumed it wasn't important). 
Currently when ever I try to read registers from the MODbus slave, I get error:
-107380733 (which and mean about 100 different things I've done my research correctly, from wrong bytes at the port, not using the correct termination characters in your message). But everytime I've seen the error code discussed it involved USB/RS232 direct, not RS232 to RS485.
The string attached was 
3->MD Serial Master Query.vi
2->MB serial Master Query Holding Register.vi
1->Address Test.vi
Thank you for any light you can shed on my problem. 
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Attachments:
labview post.zip ‏526 KB

I did this on purpose, the goal was to open and close the port frequently so I could test multiple I/O configurations (COM channels, baud speed, etc.) without restarting the programming.
While I know it is in bad coding to do that, It functions OKAY (see slowly) on a few other machines. All I need it do is confirm that it can read, a handful of registers to help trouble shoot the actual bus connections. 

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