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I am hoping for the same thing. It shouldn't be impossible to use some of the similar drivers and adapt it to unipi-the-universal-raspberry-pi-add-on-board.
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CODESYS for UniPi 1.0.2.0 is now available for free from the CODESYS store.
This has full support for the UniPi 1.1 board, and the EMO-1W8R and EMO-4R4DI expansion modules (The SSR versions should also work using the same drivers.
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Until recently, CODESYS was developed and supported by third-party developers. However, the third-party discontinued the product and CODESYS for Unipi controllers is no longer available. For Unipi 1.1 and Unipi Axon it is still possible, but very difficult to use CODESYS.
A possibility exists for Unipi Neuron users through using a clean OS Debian image.
Unipi Neuron
To run CODESYS you need to purchase and download the CODESYS for Raspberry Pi installer package.
The next step is to set up a Modbus TCP server on the PLC, allowing CODESYS to communicate with I/Os of the controller.
Of course the Neuron is also being discontinued and may not be available.
Last edit: Morberis 2020-10-29
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Hi Morberis,
thank you. I know this post.
But I hoped, that I can find here somebody, who knows some tricks to let it run. As written on the page "it is still possible, but very difficult to use CODESYS."
BR
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Hello
I want to use Unipi with codesys, wish library to use for 8 relay (MCP23008 port expander)?
BR bot
I am hoping for the same thing. It shouldn't be impossible to use some of the similar drivers and adapt it to unipi-the-universal-raspberry-pi-add-on-board.
I have just released a package of drivers for UniPi in the CODESYS store available for free download - See http://store.codesys.com/codesys-for-unipi.html
CODESYS for UniPi 1.0.2.0 is now available for free from the CODESYS store.
This has full support for the UniPi 1.1 board, and the EMO-1W8R and EMO-4R4DI expansion modules (The SSR versions should also work using the same drivers.
Hello David,
is there a chance to get your package somehow?
It is not available in the Store and nowhere in google search ... :/
BR
Kai
Bad news for you @kaif
https://kb.unipi.technology/en:sw:03-3rd-party:codesys
Until recently, CODESYS was developed and supported by third-party developers. However, the third-party discontinued the product and CODESYS for Unipi controllers is no longer available. For Unipi 1.1 and Unipi Axon it is still possible, but very difficult to use CODESYS.
A possibility exists for Unipi Neuron users through using a clean OS Debian image.
Unipi Neuron
To run CODESYS you need to purchase and download the CODESYS for Raspberry Pi installer package.
The next step is to set up a Modbus TCP server on the PLC, allowing CODESYS to communicate with I/Os of the controller.
Of course the Neuron is also being discontinued and may not be available.
Last edit: Morberis 2020-10-29
Hi Morberis,
thank you. I know this post.
But I hoped, that I can find here somebody, who knows some tricks to let it run. As written on the page "it is still possible, but very difficult to use CODESYS."
BR