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Hi Dave, That is a mighty setup you have built. Very cool to see a Raspberry Pi act as brains of the setup. The drives work via EtherCAT or Profinet? I have also have written/translated some nifty projects with help of the community here, like CfUnit, an open source and free unit testing framework of which we are very proud! Maybe you'll use it someday? It supports assertion of 3D array's of all datatypes https://forge.codesys.com/svn/prj,cfunit,code/landingpage/index.html?raw And we started a new...
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Hi Dave, That is a mighty setup you have built. Very cool to see a Raspberry Pi act as brains of the setup. I have also have written/translated some nifty projects with help of the community here, like CfUnit, an open source and free unit testing framework of which we are very proud! Maybe you'll use it someday? It supports assertion of 3D array's of all datatypes https://forge.codesys.com/svn/prj,cfunit,code/landingpage/index.html?raw And we started a new cool IOT oriented project here also: https://forge.codesys.com/prj/mqttsparkplugb/home/Home/...
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Hi, To anwser your question, you must provide more information about your setup. What is the general layout of your network? (A simple explanation of network layout will suffice e.g: Laptop, with PLC connected via a Switch) What type of CODESYS (v23 /v35) are you using? What CODESYS version of OPC Gateway (v23/v35) are you using? Hope you provide us with these anwsers before we can really help you. Aliazzz
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Hi, To anwser your question, you must provide more information about your setup. What is the general layout of your network (simple explanation of network layout)? What type of CODESYS (v23 /v35) are you using? What CODESYS version of OPC Gateway (v23/v35) are you using? Hope you provide us with these anwsers before we can really help you. Aliazzz
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Hi, To anwser your question, you must provide more information about your setup. What is the general layout of your network? What type of CODESYS are you using? What CODESYS version of OPC Gateway are you using? Hope you provide us with these anwsers before we can really help you. Aliazzz
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Maybe it is even better to think of a fieldbus independent error diagnosis? In theory the fieldbus type itself is not important or relevant for proper error-diagnosis handling. Each error should have its own reset functionality but can be resetted by a single global reset action, likewise to what @sgronchi proposes. When the design pattern is wel thought through I bet it will not matter which fieldbus is used underneath. Never ever let an error auto reset itself unless the user has configured an...
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Maybe it is even better to think of a fieldbus independent error diagnosis? In theory the fieldbus type itself is not important or relevant for proper errordiagnosis.
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Maybe it is even better to think of a fieldbus independent error diagnosis? In theory the fieldbus type itself is not important.
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Hi! I am vey curious also! We would like to see pictures and video of your setup ;-) Plus, it's a bonus if you share your experiences here on forge with instructions on how to build a CNC machine using PI4? Personally I am very interested in such a project !
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Hi, Maybe you have found it yourself allready. Press Menu (upper left), Select Drivers, now the Device Drivers page opens. You can find many open source device drivers which are i2c or SPI based here. Select I/O Drivers => All the information to start writing your own device driver for i2c / SPI can be found here; https://forge.codesys.com/drv/io-drivers/doc/IndexMain/ Hope this helps you in the right direction.
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Hi, Maybe you have found it yourself allready. Press Menu (upper left), Select Drivers, now the Device Drivers page opens. You can find many open source device drivers which are i2c or SPI based here. Select I/O Drivers => All the information to start writing your own device driver for i2c / SPI can be found here; https://forge.codesys.com/drv/io-drivers/doc/Generic/ Hope this helps you in the right direction.
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Hi, Maybe you have found it yourself allready. Press Menu (upper left), Select Drivers, now the Device Drivers page opens. You can find many open source device drivers which are i2c or SPI based here. Select I/O Drivers => All the information to start writing your own device driver for i2c / SPI can be found here. Hope this helps you in the right direction.
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Like so; TCP_Server (FB) => Server Handle, Server Handle => TCP_Connection (FB) TCP_Connection (FB) TCP_Connection.IPAddress (PROP) See: https://help.codesys.com/webapp/2FmbsgsDFI9XRKvlB4KIf59zNPI%2Ffld-Function-Blocks;product=CAA_NetBaseServices;version=3.5.16.0
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I am not German, so forgive my German spelling ;-) tip: verarbeitte die PV, SP und OUT immer in bereich 0..100 % Hiervor brauche Sie ein liniair transformation. Wenn Sie das tun, konnte das Sie jede fysieke process verarbeiten unabhängig von bereich.
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You should check what type of sensor you have and check/study the datasheet of it. You have to find out what the WORD represents. When you know this you can write some code to correctly read the information.
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You should check what type of sensor you have and check/study the datasheet of it. You have to find out what the WORD represents. When you know this you can write some code to correctly read the information.
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Hi, Since we cannot see your code, apart from the snippet you have sent, we can only give you some hints and tips. Plus it seems to me you using a CODESYS v23 runtime? For; As this value come back to 0, when PLC Power off; it's restart everytime to 0. You may try to store the counter in a VAR RETAIN (search extra help on how RETAIN works) however this dependent on your CPU. For; So I would like to make a counter on the Rising edge of this input, and record this value. You can use a R_TRIG (Standard.lib)...
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Very good questions! Especially the examples ;-) PS, the client functionality would fit the snugly in the IoT SL lib!
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