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Thanks all but my question is HOW does one determine/show what version of Rapid SCADA is currently installed?
From the above replies, one would need a mapping of the “Webstation” (via the help menu selection) version to the overall Rapid SCADA release/version number.
Thank you greatly for the link.
From that lookup data, it looks like I am running Rapid SCADA 6.1.4 (August 03, 2023)
Thanks everyone.
P.S.
Awesome software!!!
Thank you Mikhail.
I downloaded ChartPro v.6.0.2.1, re-installed it and everything is now working.
Now the timestamp metadata is showing “Generated” to the left of the update timestamp as designed.
The timestamp also correctly shows my local time-zone.
It was a minor issue, but thanks for your attention to fixing it.
Hello Mikhail,
I tried re-downloading Rapid Scada “Chart Pro” again, but the contents of the zip fil e are exactly the same as the 6.0.2.0 that I already have installed.
All of the file checksums (CRC) show as the same as the previous “Chart Pro” zip file content.
I downloaded “Chart Pro” from this link.
Yes, exactly.
I would like to have multiple (nested) folders each containing *.xml (Dashboard) content.
As in:
Environmental Monitoring
Location-A
(Location-A.xml)
Location-B
(Location-B.xml)update:
I believe I now see how minute/hour/daily archives can be redirected to PostGreSQL.
I have PostGreSQL installed on the local Rapid Scada Windows 10 host.
I have HeideSQL also properly communicating with the default PostGreSQL service running on the standard TCP/IP port for PostGreSQL.
If optionally configured to use the PostGreSQL database engine, I can use this technique to read/write Server module “Archive” data, and take full advantage of all of the PostGreSQL features, but I’m just asking if the proprietary *.dat files can be “edited” as in the past.
Thanks for the help.
ROG RAM Disk is apparently no longer available for download from the ROG website.
It should be in the motherboard utilities section of their site, but it seems nowhere to be found.
I’m using the DataRAM RamDISK software and it works well.
Question for Mikhail:
Why isn’t “ScadaInstanceConfig.xml” file shown as a “child” object in the “Administrator” application’s GUI (so as to quickly locate and edit like the xml ‘configuration’ files for other components)?
Ok…
I now see that you ar still, by default using your proprietary *.dat archive file format.
** As I asked in a different thread, how can I “edit” the “minute” and “hourly” data entries in Rapid Scada v.6.1 as in the previous 5.X “Server” application”?
That feature was useful for fixing known-bad historical data entries.
Thanks.
Sucess !!! :
https://photos.app.goo.gl/wmJCKndFs9tXGJmY7 Working Dashboard and Chart Pro Plugin v.6.1
Mikhail,
Your .NET code is quite impressive…
-Chet
mankey73:
For DB18B20 (Dallas semiconductor/TI one-wire serial protocol) monitoring, I have ESP-32 microcontrollers running custom C code. The Arduino libraries have support for the TI one-wire protocol as well as built-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It has a dual-core 240 MHz RISC processor. All for about $6 US.
…Incredible functionality and extremely low-power (especially when not using Wi-Fi).
There is also a TCP “Modbus Slave” library in Arduino that I use.
The Rapid Scada Modbus communication line(s) then poll the ESP-32(s) by IP address/hostname/register-sets.
It works extremely well and is very cheap.
I can send you my working ESP-32 Arduino source-code if you’d like.
…as you may have noticed, I am also monitoring the much more accurate/precise SHT3 temp/humidity device also using the ESP-32. This uses the I2C serial protocol. One drawback of the SHT3 is that it only supports a single I2C address.
However, I worked around that using a small I2C multiplexer also controlled by the ESP-32. This allows for (4) SHT3 sensors to be used. I2C This multiplexing setup could be even further expanded.
Thanks for your replies on my other topics mankey73. They were helpful.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZXbVTqLDz9WXiyRr8 XML-File-Content
https://photos.app.goo.gl/CSfHxz5N7XkPSvLX9 Plugins
https://photos.app.goo.gl/wiQPZJigY4cuHaxLA Views
https://photos.app.goo.gl/x6hPJE2C4FPMJdUPA Views-2
https://photos.app.goo.gl/qH4ac1LaejMUvGaQ8 Webstation Log
Many thanks Mikhail.
…making good progress in instantiating v.6.1 beta as an upgrade from an existing Rapid SCADA v.5.8 installation..
Using the new v.6.1 documentation you kindly provided, I was able to successfully install both the “Dashboard” and “Chart Pro” plugins.
…was also able to successfuly install the 30-day trial registration codes for both the plugins within the “Administrator” application.
Copied the “Dashboard1.xml” “View” that is included with the “Dashboard” plugin (which references the Chart Pro object). The “Dashboard1.xml” file content references existing/working “Channels” from the “Simulator” device.
“Uploaded” the modified project…
All services were then “Restarted” successfuly.
However, when I attempt to open the included/default “Dashboard” “View” in the browser, the mouse pointer displays a red circle with a diagonal-dash through it.
The “Dashboard” (.xml) view is View #7.
If I change the browser URL directly to http://scadaservername:10008/View/7, the browser responds with “Unable to resolve View Specification”.
Almost there using v.6.1…
** What am I missing now???
I found this:
https://forum.rapidscada.org/?topic=plugin-install-no-activation-in-webIt seemed to work for the “Dashboard” plugin, but when attempting to add the “Chart Pro” plugin using the very same technique in v.6.1, I never see the ChartPro plugin in the Administrator/Project/Instances/Default/Webstation/Plugins list.
…when preserving the directory hierarchy during unzipping, the v.6.1.2 compatible dlls are not being placed into the C:\Program Files\SCADA\ScadaServer\Mod directory.
The zip file content is only pointing to the …/ScadAdmin, …/ScadWeb, and … Views directories.
