Hi, I am also looking for a way to solve the same issue.
This is a homing routine which is controlled by setting mode of operation and started by setting a bit in the control word. If MC_Home is not usable for this homing method then I need to implement the same functionality. But how?
Is it possible to use MC_Home without enabling the drive (MC_Power)? On the drive the homing method 35 (Homing on current position) has to be executed. The drive has to stay disabled due to safety. This is explicitly allowed by the drive. Unfortunately MC_Home reports the error SMC_REGULATOR_OR_START_NOT_SET when executed. Are there other options to start homing, if not with MC_Home?
Agree! Me and my customers are buying SL Licences from the store but we don't get proper documentation of the runtime! Only a few hints of the entries in CodesysControl.cfg are spread all over the Internet.
You can select the tap name with this environment variable: RTS_EOE_DEV=tap3
Hi, I wrote a howto setup shared memory between CODESYS and Python. Working example code is linked. Fast variable exchange between CODESYS and PYTHON via shared memory: https://gist.github.com/arwie/ff56783d9a2fff52940de82ae1bc1a22
Hi, I wrote a tutorial how to do this. Fast variable exchange between CODESYS and PYTHON via shared memory: https://gist.github.com/arwie/ff56783d9a2fff52940de82ae1bc1a22
It works! MaxInterfaces=0 deactivates the UDP backend [CmpBlkDrvUdp] MaxInterfaces=0 Thank you!
Because it starts listening on all interfaces, which is against security considerations.
Is it possible to completely deactivate CmpBlkDrvUdp? I managed to practically deactivate it by setting MaxRouters=1 in [CmpRouter], but in the log there are warnings: !!!! No router instance found to assign network interface <interface>ether 6</interface> [CmpRouter] MaxRouters=1 0.MainNet=BlkDrvTcp [CmpBlkDrvTcp] Name=BlkDrvTcp Codesys Runtime 4.10.0.0 Is there a setting in [CmpBlkDrvUdp] which would deactivate it?