Hi there
Project download to/from a network-connected Panel-PC running Codesys Control RTE Win V3 x64 is very slow (~500kbps)(3.5.18.20, but I have seen same behaviour from fx 3.5.17.30).
Network connection for other channels works OK - fx copying a file via windows remote desktop is around 25Mbps via a remote VPN connection.
But transferring via Codesys is consistently slow, also on a direct LAN-connected device. I do not see the same issue for other runtime versions (Embedded Linux, vendor specific targets (Wago PFC200, TopCon, ifm etc.)
Have anyone experienced the same? Do you know of anything I can do about it?
BR
Bjarne
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Thank you, eschwellinger - method 1 worked, and transfer speeds increased a lot.
The device already had the CODESYS network driver installed, as it acts as EtherCAT master (on secondary interface). I already tried with/without the CODESYS driver on the primary ethernet interface, with no change.
-Bjarne
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Hi there
Project download to/from a network-connected Panel-PC running Codesys Control RTE Win V3 x64 is very slow (~500kbps)(3.5.18.20, but I have seen same behaviour from fx 3.5.17.30).
Network connection for other channels works OK - fx copying a file via windows remote desktop is around 25Mbps via a remote VPN connection.
But transferring via Codesys is consistently slow, also on a direct LAN-connected device. I do not see the same issue for other runtime versions (Embedded Linux, vendor specific targets (Wago PFC200, TopCon, ifm etc.)
Have anyone experienced the same? Do you know of anything I can do about it?
BR
Bjarne
you could try 2 things:
Thank you, eschwellinger - method 1 worked, and transfer speeds increased a lot.
The device already had the CODESYS network driver installed, as it acts as EtherCAT master (on secondary interface). I already tried with/without the CODESYS driver on the primary ethernet interface, with no change.
-Bjarne