As I see from your logs I think the Timeprovider is not accurate enough in your case. Things to check - at the moment you run it on the same device? (for tesing purpose ok) I would set 127.0.0.0 as IP and set it not really to Core 0 ( many other stuff is there)
for the package you net to install 32bit support(to have the native timprovider availble to deploy) sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 Then native Safeplc and native Safetimeprovider should be available to install. Raspi yes - but there is no official package available till now and you need have a rt_preemt patched kernel on the Pi, then it works like charm
for the package you net to install 32bit support(to have the native timprovider availble to deploy) Raspi yes - but there is no official package available till now and you need a rt_preemt patched kernel on the pi.
Hi, just use the deploytool to deploy the Timeprovider on this external device: An set the IP of you SafeControl PLC
Hi, just use the deploytool to deploy the Timeprovider on this external device:
Hi, just use the deploytool to deploy the Timeprovider on this external device:
yes it is and it need to be realtime capable with a preempt_rt patched kernel.
yes it is and it need to realtime capable with a preempt_rt patched kernel.