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You have these problems outside of Codesys? How is it connected, through micro HDMI, SPI, or I2C? Unfortunately I've always used the HDMI connectors when I've had to connect to a screen. If its SPI or I2C you'll have to look at what can be done there possibly with the baud rate and how to control screen brightness. Sounds like it might be defaulting to 100% brightness and you would know better than me if you can control it from your linux install. You'll have to look to your OS and the possibly any...
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Your best bet if you no one can help you here is to use the 'My Question' button at the top of the store or to pay for a support ticket. Sorry, I can't help more.
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That is the solution I have heard other people talk about, I'm not sure the exact way they did it though.
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I'm pretty sure it is an offset issue but hey maybe not. I am definately not an expert, I just read things and sometimes get to implement them. Below is a good qoute on why it might be like this. Basically Codesys is doing it in a way that is compliant with the protocol where some other systems might not. Also sometimes the info in a manual already includes an offset. So to test with new devices I always set up registers above and below what I think it should be. According to the MODBUS protocol,...
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I'm pretty sure it is an offset issue but hey maybe not. I am definately not an expert, I just read things and sometimes get to implement them. Below is a good qoute on why. Basically Codesys is doing it in a way that is compliant with the protocol where some other systems might not. According to the MODBUS protocol, in response to a request for address 4xxxx, the master reads register xxxx-1 from the slave
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I'm pretty sure it is an offset issue but hey maybe not. Below is a good qoute on why. Basically Codesys is doing it in a way that is compliant with the protocol where some other systems might not. According to the MODBUS protocol, in response to a request for address 4xxxx, the master reads register xxxx-1 from the slave
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The what I can find on SysWindow 3.10.19.1Window handling (SysWindow) The SysWindow component provides access to the window handling of the graphical environment. The target visualization typically runs in a window. There is more info here on page 450. It reads like it handles the target visualization window by using the window manager in the OS. Maybe either something is not functioning correctly in the linux environment or there is something different in your linux distro so that Codesys is no...
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Can you see the memory usage on this device? If this wasn't a PLC I would guess a memory leak.
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Hmm I don't have an answer for the first, sorry. Maybe the My Question button on your relevant Codesys store would get you some help on that. Or a support ticket. For the second you can use from the CAA File Library GetSize and do the math. I don't know if that will work on a folder so you can get the size of everything within but if it does then you're golden.
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Setup some more registers above and below the current registers. Maybe shifting everything up a few so that they still start at 1000, 2000, etc but you're only reading and writing 1003-1006 etc but you have on the slave registers 1000-1008 setup. Then try to write to all of them to make them 1. Check on the RPi which registers have been written to. My first guess is that something with offset registers despite being configured the same. I'm thinking that because when I look at modbus registers 1-9999...
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Setup some more registers above and below the current registers. Maybe shifting everything up a few so that they still start at 1000, 2000, etc but you're only reading and writing 1003-1006 etc but you have on the slave registers 1000-1008 setup. Then try to write to all of them to make them 1. Check on the RPi which registers have been written to. My first guess is that something with offset registers despite being configured the same. I'm thinking that because when I look at modbus registers 1-9999...
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Setup some more registers above and below the current registers. Maybe shifting everything up a few so that they still start at 1000, 2000, etc but you're only reading and writing 1003-1006 etc but you have on the slave registers 1000-1008 setup. Then try to write to all of them to make them 1. Check on the RPi which registers have been written to. My first guess is that something with offset registers despite being configured the same. I'm thinking that because when I look at modbus registers 1-9999...
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Setup some more registers above and below the current registers. Maybe shifting everything up a few so that they still start at 1000, 2000, etc but you're only reading and writing 1003-1006 etc but you have on the slave registers 1000-1008 setup. Then try to write to all of them to make them 1. Check on the RPi which registers have been written to. My first guess is that something with offset registers despite being configured the same. I'm thinking that because when I look at modbus registers 1-9999...
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Yes this is possible. I'm looking at the Visualization Manager in the User Management Tab. At the bottom is an option for remote user management and I can select one of the other devices that has user management configured. Here is the link to the relevant Codesys Help page for that. I'm not sure what you would have to do if the devices were from multiple projects. If they are both still Codesys it seems that setting up a data source manager and data source to 1 primary device might do it... I did...
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Yes this is possible. I'm looking at the Visualization Manager in the User Management Tab. At the bottom is an option for remote user management and I can select one of the other PLC's in my project. Here is the link to the relevant Codesys Help page for that. I'm not sure how well that works with multiple applications on the same device.
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Yes this is possible. I'm looking at the Visualization Manager in the User Management Tab. At the bottom is an option for remote user management and I can select one of the other PLC's in my project. Here is the link to the relevant Codesys Help page for that.
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Yes this is possible. Now I only did this with 1 PLC and then another PLC that I setup so that it could control the first PLC including copies of its visualizations so you might need to do some testing to verify how well it works with more than 2 systems. The second PLC I setup a Data Source Manager to read tags from the first PLC. I'm looking now though and I don't see anything specific to the user management. Just the tags I used in the visualizations. I didn't really investigate it since it worked...
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Check out the Codesys Memory Tools from the store.
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If you look at the library in the library manager you can see what you have available. Here is the modbus tcp slave library from Codesys Help Here is the modbus tcp library from Codesys Help
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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...
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Totally doable. Add the VisuUserMgmt libraries to your project and you'll find a new tab in your Visualization Manager called 'User Management'. After you have the users setup you also have a new item in the visualization elements properties tab called 'Access Rights'. It is there that you specify whether that element is interactable, greyed out, or invisible to each user type.
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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...
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This is well after the fact but there is a good tutorial on how to do this right here.
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You can do all of those things, but I need to look into changing the width and height with variables... To contact the sales department there is a button at the bottom of the codesys store page. The My Question button at the top would probably also work. I do believe Visu Element Toolkit is not particularly cheap though, but I don't know. The first thing to check is that when you are looking at the properties tab for a visualization element that you have advanced or expert mode enabled. It's a little...
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You can do all of those things, but I need to look into changing the width and height with variables... To contact the sales there is a button at the bottom of the codesys store page. The My Question button at the top would probably also work. The first thing to check is that when you are looking at the properties tab for a visualization element that you have advanced or expert mode enabled. It's a little check box at the top next to 'filter', 'sort by', and 'sort order'. The first way is to just...
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That depends on what you need or want to do... Do you want to make use of the generic elements in the visualization editor to make custom items, like turning a rectangle into a button, an indicator 'light', or to display variables? Or do you want to make custom elements like this 7 segment display? Then you might need to contact the sales department for the Visu Element Toolkit, reference for that is below https://forge.codesys.com/forge/talk/Engineering/thread/3fd19459ff/ You might want to check...
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That depends on what you need or want to do... Do you want to make use the generic elements in the visualization editor to make custom items, like turning a rectangle into a button, an indicator 'light', or to display variables? Or do you want to make custom elements like this 7 segment display? Then you might need to contact the sales department for the Visu Element Toolkit, reference for that is below https://forge.codesys.com/forge/talk/Engineering/thread/3fd19459ff/ You might want to check out...
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That depends on what you need or want to do... Do you want to make use the generic elements in the visualization editor to make custom items, like turning a rectangle into a button, an indicator 'light', or to display variables? Or do you want to make custom elements like this 7 segment display? Then you might need to contact the sales department for the Visu Element Toolkit, reference for that is below https://forge.codesys.com/forge/talk/Engineering/thread/3fd19459ff/ You might want to check out...
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Did your log have anything to say like warnings, errors, or messages? That's always a good place to start looking for information on a problem.
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Your buffer needs to be bigger. I just made it 20000 instead of 2000 for both and it worked fine. So you'll need to play around with that.
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Can you post your log?
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One thing that can really help is the shortcuts. What can really help is having a dedicated macro-pad that executes those shortcuts at the press of a key and maybe has an appropriate image. You can take an old or cheap usb numpad and convert it into a macropad as well. You might want to take a look at some of the settings for the software itself. Like do you want the input assistant window to open all the time, do you want new networks to come pre-populated with an empty coil and contact etc. Those...
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Device files etc can be downloaded from the store as a package .pkg file for the package manager. You don't need to purchase it to download it but without a license it will only run in demo mode for 2 hours. You can find information on how to use the panel with Codesy 3.5 here
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Right on the store. Here's a link.
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But my first idea how you could do this is to put everything in a frame and move the frame with buttons. Or you could use the scroll bar element to write to a variable and use that to move the frame.
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I'm glad you got it fixed. I'm kinda putting this here in case anyone else has this happen, as it did me several years ago. I don't have any info on why the windows or linux versions would have that problem. On the PLC's I've worked on I only got that error when the internal storage was full. What I had seen was that some old files were still on the PLC. Image files that were no longer part of the project etc. As you can guess I had the issue because I was trying to pictures that were in aggregate...
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I'm glad you got it fixed. I'm kinda putting this here in case anyone else has this happen, as it did me several years ago. I don't have any info on why the windows or linux versions would have that problem. On the PLC's I've worked on I only got that error when the internal storage was full. On other PLC's like Eaton's XV103 the easy solution is wipe everything in the installed folder. Eaton's codesys has a option of upgrading the firmware and installing a newer version of codesys. One of the toggleable...
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It might be worth it for you to pay for a support ticket. Get some better answers and help. Edit: Forgot to mention. Look at the Variable settings tab when configuring the Display settings for the trend. You can change the visibility of variables during runtime with it. You'll need to make your own control buttons for that. I'm sorry I should have thought of this first.
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It might be worth it for you to pay for a support ticket. Get some better answers and help. Edit: Forgot to mention. Look at the Variable settings tab in the when configuring the Display settings for the trend. You can change the visibility of variables during runtime with it. You'll need to make your own control buttons for that. I'm sorry I should have thought of this first.
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It might be worth it for you to pay for a support ticket. Get some better answers and help. Edit: Forgot to mention. Look at the Variable settings tab in the when configuring the Display settings for the trend. You can change the visibility of variables during runtime with it.
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So I'm looking here at a trend and there is the option for Data Source in the properties tab of the visualization element itself. What you can do it have a data source manager, insert a data source and have it the configuration from a variable under the manual configuration settings. I don't know what to do from there. Data sources are not local and I don't know how well it would work trying to point it back at your device. It might be worth it for you to pay for a support ticket. Get some better...
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So I'm looking here at a trend and there is the option for Data Source in the properties tab of the visualization element itself. What you can do it have a data source manager, insert a data source and have it the configuration from a variable under the manual configuration settings. I don't know what to do from there. Data sources are not local and I don't know how well it would work trying to point it back at your device. It might be worth it for you to pay for a support ticket. Get some better...
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I'm sorry I can't seem to recreate this, or haven't yet. I am using a Rpi 3 B+ 1gb ram with a 32gb class 10 sdhc card that has 16gb free. I'm using the standard buffer size of 2000 bytes, write is triggered at 75%. I do have i2c and spi enabled. Also the latest codesys package for the Rpi but only version 10 of rasbian buster. How many analog variables and of what type are you recording? You might need to increase the buffer size. Right now I'm logging 10 real variables and 10 boolean variables.
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I'm sorry I can't seem to recreate this, or haven't yet. I am using a Rpi 3 B+ 1gb ram with a 32gb class 10 sdhc card that has 16gb free. I'm using the standard buffer size of 2000 bytes, write is triggered at 75%. I do have i2c and spi enabled. Also the latest codesys package for the Rpi but only version 10 of rasbian buster. How many analog variables and of what type are you recording? You might need to increase the buffer size.
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I'm sorry I can't seem to recreate this, or haven't yet. I am using a Rpi 3 with a 32gb class 10 sdhc card that has 16gb free. I'm using the standard buffer size of 2000 bytes, write is triggered at 75%. I do have i2c and spi enabled. Also the latest codesys package for the Rpi but only version 10 of rasbian buster. How many analog variables and of what type are you recording? You might need to increase the buffer size.
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I'm sorry I can't seem to recreate this. I am using a Rpi 3 with a 32gb class 10 sdhc card that has 16gb free. I'm using the standard buffer size of 2000 bytes, write is triggered at 75%. I do have i2c and spi enabled. Also the latest codesys package for the Rpi but only version 10 of rasbian buster. How many analog variables and of what type are you recording? You might need to increase the buffer size.
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I'm sorry I can't seem to recreate this. I am using a Rpi 3 with a 32gb class 10 sdhc card that has 16gb free. I'm using the standard buffer size of 2000 bytes, write is triggered at 75%. I do have i2c and spi enabled. Also the latest codesys package for the Rpi but only version 10 of rasbian buster. How many analog variables and of what type are you recording?
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How are you storing data in their SQL server database? How are you communicating with it? The datalog manager can log to an sqlite file and you can move files to a network location but that doesn't strike me as what they would be wanting but maybe it helps you. Maybe the IIOT libraries have some of the functionality that you need. There also OPC UA, as well as something custom with ethernet IP. The job detail report is definately doable with the datalog manager, where do they want to have access...
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You might have to contact Wago for e!Cockpit support.
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How are you storing data in their SQL server database? How are you communicating with it? The datalog manager can log to an sqlite file and you can move files to a network location but that doesn't strike me as what they would be wanting but maybe it helps you. Maybe the IIOT libraries have some of the functionality that you need. The job detail report is definately doable with the datalog manager, where do they want to have access to the job detail report? On the PLC's HMI or on external devices?...
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How about using the cartesian XY chart? Here is an example project. You could use the datalog manager to save a CSV file. Then you could use something like the CSV utility in the IIOT libraries to open it and write the data to the variables for the XY chart. If you don't get a better answer here it might be worth paying for a support ticket to see if there is an easier way or to get assistance on reading the csv data to the xy chart. That could maybe be a bit of a job. It would definately be easier...
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How about using the cartesian XY chart? Here is an example project. You could use the datalog manager to save a CSV file. Then you could use something like the CSV utility in the IIOT libraries to open it and write the data to the variables for the XY chart. If you don't get a better answer here it might be worth paying for a support ticket to see if there is an easier way or to get assistance on reading the csv data to the xy chart. That could maybe be a bit of a job. It would definately be easier...
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How about using the cartesian XY chart? Here is an example project. You could use the datalog manager to save a CSV file. Then you could use something like the CSV utility in the IIOT libraries to open it and write the data to the variables for the XY chart. If you don't get a better answer here it might be worth paying for a support ticket to see if there is an easier way or to get assistance on reading the csv data to the xy chart. That could maybe be a bit of a job. It would definately be easier...
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How about using the cartesian XY chart? Here is an example project. You could use the datalog manager to save a CSV file. Then you could use something like the CSV utility in the IIOT libraries to open it and write the data the variables for the XY chart. If you don't get a better answer here it might be worth paying for a support ticket to see if there is an easier way or to get assistance on reading the csv data to the xy chart. That could maybe be a bit of a job. It would definately be easier...
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How about using the cartesian XY chart? Here is an example project. You could use the datalog manager to save a CSV file. Then you could use something like the CSV utility in the IIOT libraries to open it and write the data the variables for the XY chart. If you don't get a better answer here it might be worth paying for a support ticket to see if there is an easier way or to get assistance on reading the csv data to the xy chart. That could maybe be a bit of a job. It would definately be easier...
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How about using the cartesian XY chart? Here is an example project. You could use the datalog manager to save a CSV file. Then you could use something like the CSV utility in the IIOT libraries to open it and write the data the variables for the XY chart. If you don't get a better answer here it might be worth paying for a support ticket to see if there is an easier way or to get assistance on reading the csv data to the xy chart. That could maybe be a bit of a job. It would definately be easier...
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How about using the cartesian XY chart? Here is an example project. You could use the datalog manager to save a CSV file. Then you could use something like the CSV utility in the IIOT libraries to open it and write the data the variables for the XY chart. If you don't get a better answer here it might be worth paying for a support ticket to see if there is an easier way or to get assistance on reading the csv data to the xy chart. That could maybe be a bit of a job. It would definately be easier...
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How about using the cartesian XY chart? Here is an example project. You could use the datalog manager to save a CSV file. Then you could use something like the CSV utility in the IIOT libraries to open it and write the data the variables for the XY chart. If you don't get a better answer here it might be worth paying for a support ticket to see if there is an easier way or to get assistance on reading the csv data to the xy chart. That could maybe be a bit of a job. It would definately be easier...
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How about using the cartesian XY chart? Here is an example project. You could use the datalog manager to save a CSV file. Then you could use something like the CSV utility in the IIOT libraries to open it and write the data the variables for the XY chart. If you don't get a better answer here it might be worth paying for a support ticket to see if there is an easier way or to get assistance on reading the csv data to the xy chart. That could maybe be a bit of a job.
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Perhaps the update rate needs to be increased, default communication buffer size needs to be increased, or the Visu_Task cycle time in the task configurator needs to be increased. Long ago I did have web visu's crash in a similar manner and I just made each of those more generous. I did not dig into it much.
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I have not done it myself but the trend is stored as an sqlite file. Included in that is a TblTrendConfiguration tble that has things like linestyle, linewidth, variable names & descriptions etc. I'm wondering if you could create one with an outside program (like SQlite Browser), place it within the PLC's internal storage, then have Codesys back up the old file then replace the existing trend sqlite file with your new one. You would use the CAA File library to do that. You might not be able to do...
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I have not done it myself but the trend is stored as an sqlite file. Included in that is a TblTrendConfiguration tble that has things like linestyle, linewidth, variable names & descriptions etc. I'm wondering if you could create one with an outside program n(like SQlite Browser), place it within the PLC's internal storage, then have Codesys back up the old file then replace the existing trend sqlite file with your new one. You would use the CAA File library to do that. You might not be able to do...
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I have not done it myself but the trend is stored as an sqlite file. Included in that is a TblTrendConfiguration tble that has things like linestyle, linewidth, variable names & descriptions etc. I'm wondering if you could create one with an outside program, place it within the PLC's internal storage, then have Codesys back up the old file then replace the existing trend sqlite file with your new one. You would use the CAA File library to do that. You might not be able to do anything outside of Codesys...
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Ah. First add the ac_datalog library, then hit alt+2 to bring up the module window. After that add the datalog manager, datalog channel, then datalog storage. You pick which application it is being deployed to in the datalog manager under the deployment window.
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You can set in the DatalogStorage_CSV module what symbol(,;: etc) indicates the start of a new column. When you import the CSV file into excel it asks what symbol indicates a column seperation. So if you pick that same symbol in both steps you'll get your data in multiple columns for easy graphing etc.
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For plotting it on the PLC or on a computer? It might be worth your time to talk to Codesys support.
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I don't really need it thankfully. I do thank you for your help, as well everyone in this thread has been great. I'm just out of time for now.
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Nah the path is definately correct. At least it's correct when the usb drive is inserted. For now I'm forgoing detection of a USB drive. If the copy operation fails or gets stuck that's all the feedback I need and it works consistently.
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Sorry I can't believe that I didn't post that info. I've seen 2 errors 5109 - wrong parameter 5103 - invalid handle Your new code is using command prompt it seems? After talking with tech support I might not have equivalent commands available to me but they're going to get back to me on that. I'm using an Eaton XV303 and they do have a Library called EA_Service which looks like it might have some things that would work. For instance a Function called 'Service_GetUsbState' but it doesn't actually...
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Sorry I can't believe that I didn't post that info. I've seen 2 errors 5109 - wrong parameter 5103 - invalid handle Your new code is using command prompt it seems? After talking with tech support I might not have equivalent commands available to me but they're going to get back to me on that. I'm using an Eaton XV303 and they do have a Library called EA_Service which looks like it might have some things that would work. For instance a Function called 'Service_GetUsbState' but it doesn't actually...
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The easiest way that I know of to log data to a csv file is to make use of the datalog manager. You can also write something in visual designer to convert the sqlite file to csv but... that's more of a pain.
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The easiest way that I know of to log data to a csv file is to make use of the datalog manager. You can also write something is visual designer to convert the sqlite file to csv but... that's more of a pain.
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The easiest way that I know of to log data to a csv file is to make use of the datalog manager. You can also write something is visual designer to convert the sqlite file to csv but... that's more of a pain.
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Sorry I don't have a good answer for you. Have you checked to make sure you have the newest libraries and have you updated the modbus master device in the device tree to be the newest version? Newest in this case is newest available to your 3.5.15.0 version.
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Sequent Microsystems definately is a standout for price/performance. They are moving to what looks like a v2 of each card. I'm not sure if the current packages will support those or if the only change is pcb layout and pluggable connectors. But they also have a few newer cards that don't have support for Codesys. The Mosfet card and the 64 channel RTD card. But even on the original industrial IO card not all of the features were supported in Codesys. The 2 stand out features missing are the RS485/Can...
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Hmmm. I'm testing it on an embedded windows PLC so I changed /media to /UsbStorage and changed it so that DirEntry.sEntry checks for 'System Volume Information' and it correctly detects whether there is a USB drive or not. However it seems to get stuck sometimes with DirOpen and doesn't reset if it hits an error.
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Hmmm. I'm testing it on an embedded windows PLC so I changed /media to /UsbStorage and changed it so that DirEntry.sEntry checks for 'System Volume Information' and it correctly detects whether there is a USB drive or not. However if at any point you try to detect a USB drive and there is no USB drive it seems to get stuck.
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Hmmm. I'm testing it on an embedded windows PLC so I changed /media to /UsbStorage and changed it so that DirEntry.sEntry checks for 'System Volume Information' and it correctly detects whether there is a USB drive or not. However if at any point you try to detect a USB drive and there is no USB drive it seems to get stuck with xDoneOpen never going TRUE
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To do that would you need to be using either a cape or power supply that has UPS functionality and can has an output indicating that power has been cut?
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I've found network variables to not be great for elements that you interact with. However what has worked great is setting up a data source manager on the remote plc and adding the source PLC applciation as a datasource under the manager. However unfortunately unless your PLC supports it you can not load a symbol configuration and I must have the source PLC either live and connected or simulated to load a list of variables. If you can't use Codesys HMI for some reason. Codesys HMI works similarly...
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I've found network variables to not be great for elements that you interact with. However what has worked great is setting up a data source manager on the remote plc and adding the source PLC applciation as a datasource under the manager. However unfortunately unless your PLC supports it you can not load a symbol configuration and I must have the source PLC either live and connected or simulated to load a list of variables. If you can't use Codesys HMI for some reason.
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I've found network variables to not be great for elements that you interact with. However what has worked great is setting up a data source manager on the remote plc and adding the source PLC applciation as a datasource under the manager. However unfortunately unless your PLC supports it you can not load a symbol configuration and I must have the source PLC either live and connected or simulated to load a list of variables.
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Sometimes I've had it where my development system won't see a PLC. In cases like that I need to add a favorite device and I need to specify its IP address. Would a web visualization with the browser in kiosk mode work for you? That's definitely the cheapest way. What Eschwellinger says might be easier for you.
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Unfortunately I don't think you'll be able to use a version of Rasbian that supports and works correctly with USB boot on the Pi 4 until the new Codesys update is out.
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I am not familiar with any device drivers for addressable LED's. Unfortunately because of that my answers won't give you a straight forward solution. The first answer I have is You could make your own. Here are the instructions. The second answer is What you could do is use something like the Pixelblaze with it's network functionality. You could also use the various inputs on the sensor board, or mimic the communication that sensor board provides. There are other solutions out there. Some LED controllers...
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I am not familiar with any device drivers for addressable LED's. Unfortunately because of that my answers won't give you a straight forward solution. The first answer I have is You could make your own. Here are the instructions. The second answer is What you could do is use something like the Pixelblaze with it's network functionality. You could also use the various inputs on the sensor board, or mimic the communication that sensor board provides.
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I am not familiar with any device drivers for addressable LED's. Unfortunately my answers won't give you a straight forward solution. The first answer I have, is you could make your own. Here are the instructions. The second answer is What you could do is use something like the Pixelblaze with it's network functionality. You could also use the various inputs on the sensor board, or mimic the communication that sensor board provides.
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I am not familiar with any device drivers for addressable LED's. Unfortunately my answers won't give you a straight forward answer. The first answer I have, is you could make your own. Here are the instructions. The second answer is What you could do is use something like the Pixelblaze with it's network functionality. You could also use the various inputs on the sensor board, or mimic the communication that sensor board provides.
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Someone else seems to have had the same message but I'm not sure if their issue had anything to do with that. It looks like it can't access a file nvmem, nonvolatile flash memory. It looks like it might be for a device at24-0. Googling that it is a driver at24.c for an Atmel24c Eeprom which is also capable of handling most i2c eeproms. Here's some links that might be helpful for you. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29932003/reading-and-writing-eeprom-via-i2c-with-linux https://lore.kernel.org/patchwork/patch/706509/...
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This is just some ethercat stuff that I've read which explains why the Etherberry can not be an Ethercat master. But supposedly an Ethercat Master doesn't need any special hardware but an Ethercat Slave needs an Ethercat ASIC which is why if you want to make a Raspberry Pi and Ethercat slave you need something like the Etherberry Dual. Source Under implementation Costs Doing some light reading it seems that the Etherberry 1.1 and 1.6 both use a chip with an integrated Ethercat Slave ASIC. The LAN9252....
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This is just some ethercat stuff that I've read which explains why the Etherberry can not be an Ethercat master. But supposedly an Ethercat Master doesn't need any special hardware but an Ethercat Slave needs an Ethercat ASIC which is why if you want to make a Raspberry Pi and Ethercat slave you need something like the Etherberry Dual. Source Under implementation Costs Doing some light reading it seems that the Etherberry 1.1 and 1.6 both use a chip with an integrated Ethercat Slave ASIC. The LAN9252....
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This is just some ethercat stuff that I've read which explains why the Etherberry can not be an Ethercat master. But supposedly an Ethercat Master doesn't need any special hardware but an Ethercat Slave needs an Ethercat ASIC which is why if you want to make a Raspberry Pi and Ethercat slave you need something like the Etherberry Dual. Source Under implementation Costs Doing some light reading it seems that the Etherberry 1.1 and 1.6 both use a chip with an integrated Ethercat Slave ASIC. The LAN9252....
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This is just some ethercat stuff that I've read which explains why the Etherberry can not be an Ethercat master. But supposedly an Ethercat Master doesn't need any special hardware but an Ethercat Slave needs an Ethercat ASIC which is why if you want to make a Raspberry Pi and Ethercat slave you need something like the Etherberry Dual. Source Under implementation Costs Doing some light reading it seems that the Etherberry 1.1 and 1.6 both use a chip with an integrated Ethercat Slave ASIC. The LAN9252....
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This is just some ethercat stuff that I've read which explains why the Etherberry can not be an Ethercat master. But supposedly an Ethercat Master doesn't need any special hardware but an Ethercat Slave needs an Ethercat ASIC which is why if you want to make a Raspberry Pi and Ethercat slave you need something like the Etherberry Dual. Source Under implementation Costs Doing some light reading it seems that the Etherberry 1.1 and 1.6 both use a chip with an integrated Ethercat Slave ASIC. The LAN9252....
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This is just some ethercat stuff that I've read which explains why the Etherberry can not be an Ethercat master. But supposedly an Ethercat Master doesn't need any special hardware but an Ethercat Slave needs an Ethercat ASIC which is why if you want to make a Raspberry Pi and Ethercat slave you need something like the Etherberry Dual. Source Under implementation Costs Doing some light reading it seems that the Etherberry 1.1 and 1.6 both use a chip with an integrated Ethercat Slave ASIC. The LAN9252....
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This is just some ethercat stuff that I've read which explains why the Etherberry can not be an Ethercat master. But supposedly an Ethercat Master doesn't need any special hardware but an Ethercat Slave needs an Ethercat ASIC which is why if you want to make a Raspberry Pi and Ethercat slave you need something like the Etherberry Dual. Source Under implementation Costs Doing some light reading it seems that the Etherberry 1.1 and 1.6 both use a chip with an integrated Ethercat Slave ASIC. The LAN9252....
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This is just some ethercat stuff that I've read which explains why the Etherberry can not be an Ethercat master. But supposedly an Ethercat Master doesn't need any special hardware but an Ethercat Slave needs an Ethercat ASIC which is why if you want to make a Raspberry Pi and Ethercat slave you need something like the Etherberry Dual. Source Under implementation Costs Doing some light reading it seems that the Etherberry 1.1 and 1.6 both use a chip with an integrated Ethercat Slave ASIC. The LAN9252....
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Thought that I would put some info that I had read here. Not exactly secret info. I didn't really dive into it either. This is just some ethercat stuff that I've read which explains why the Etherberry can not be an Ethercat master. But supposedly an Ethercat Master doesn't need any special hardware but an Ethercat Slave needs an Ethercat ASIC which is why if you want to make a Raspberry Pi and Ethercat slave you need something like the Etherberry Dual. Source Under implementation Costs Doing some...
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As an Ethercat slave or a master? It would seem that an Ethercat Master needs no special hardware but the slave requires an Ethercat ASIC Source Under implementation Costs That's not to say that you won't have any hick ups as @patrickrjbrown with his ethercat project demonstrates. Also Ethercat and Ethernet traffic can't be on the same physical network, different wire and different ports. Edit: Do you have realtime or hard realtime requirements?
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As an Ethercat slave or a master? It would seem that an Ethercat Master needs no special hardware but the slave requires an Ethercat ASIC Source Under implementation Costs That's not to say that you won't have any hick ups as @patrickrjbrown with his ethercat project demonstrates. Edit: Do you have realtime or hard realtime requirements?