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Hi I was trying to use raspberry Pi as an ethernet ip adapter to my micro 800 PLC. While I was setting up the MSG_CIPGEN FUCTION . I had to enter a port number along with my IP address for example. '1217,192.168.1.18'. I found a port number value at my device communication settings this was 1217. This doesnt seems to work I got an error to check the port number.
I was actually using a micro 800 simulator. I should be able to simulate ethernet IP communication using this method. For some reason this doesn't seems to work.
I also had to ENTER a CIP SERVICE CODE and a CIP MEMBER ID which I couldnt find from any of the documents.
Do you have any experience setting up an explicit ethernet Ip messaging between Codesys running on Rpi and micro800?
Thanks
Joel
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Hi I was trying to use raspberry Pi as an ethernet ip adapter to my micro 800 PLC. While I was setting up the MSG_CIPGEN FUCTION . I had to enter a port number along with my IP address for example. '1217,192.168.1.18'. I found a port number value at my device communication settings this was 1217. This doesnt seems to work I got an error to check the port number.
I was actually using a micro 800 simulator. I should be able to simulate ethernet IP communication using this method. For some reason this doesn't seems to work.
I also had to ENTER a CIP SERVICE CODE and a CIP MEMBER ID which I couldnt find from any of the documents.
Do you have any experience setting up an explicit ethernet Ip messaging between Codesys running on Rpi and micro800?
Thanks
Joel