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Projects are compatible. Project migration is not needed.
What about the data archives ?
Will a in-place dotnet binary update do ?I think I got it. The resting hourly columns depends on hourly archive, without an hourly archive, they may remain empty.
If you have minutes archive enabled, click on the Channel names, the proceeding graph should have the data shown correctly though,
Maybe try check the following:
Runnetstat -nplv4 |grep dotnetas root, make sure port5000is open, check $rapidscada_dir/ScadaWeb/log/ScadaWeb.logfor error if not.
Runsystemctl status nginx, makesure its running correctly, inspectless /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/$config_file_with_your_rapidscada_setup to confirm port 5000 has been properlyproxy_passed to. If so, check/var/log/nginx/error.logfor further error info.Could you check? At least on 6.1.1, setting any format (I tried, D, No-Yes, Device status, there is no Normal-Error format in this version’s config) won’t make any difference：
1. It’s always shown as On(green) Off(red) — which is usually ok, but reversed in logic for these special channels.
2. Only the
Currentcol cell has values, other sharp hour cells always show--, meanwhile, clicking on the item does show trace correctly for these hours though.I only saw gibberish when clients competing for RTU device or RTU over TCP or via TCP gateway.
In my recent S7-1200 case, the PLC with native TCP modbus simply ignores any latter clients, as long as the previous client doesn’t disconnect. (The programmer claimed that he has DISCONNECT bits set.)
And by ignoring, I mean, sometimes, it accepts connections, but hold up the connection till you quit, sometimes it simply reject any connection. 🙁
When this happens, since I can’t monitor his PLC’s eth port traffic, I can only tell him to restart his PLC, and it suddenly starts to work again.I also tried
Dformat, its the same, I realized the formats tried before don’t make any change. I guess formats are not respected forEmptytype channels ?How do I reverse the display format as you stated ? Currently it shows Normal as Off(red), Error as On(green).
I copied, modified and assigned an Off-On format as On-Off, only reversing the On and Off in
Edit Format, but it still show the same thing. Possible to make 1 red 0 green ?Thanks, indeed,
data type=Emptyis the missing piece.
But it still feelsIntegermake sense. No data should have type undefined.Is this behavior available in 6.1.1 ? It doesn’t seem to work. I have added four
ActiveInputchannels with different dataType(double/integer), with differentCode(“”, “Status”) with the sameTagCode(“Status”) and different devices (2 up 2 down), all show as ‘–‘ in tableview.
I didn’t find any place to verify the channel binding status.What is “having stopped itself” ? Are you talking about modbus TCP/RTU, which variant? Is this an working instance with new issue or an fresh new setup ?
PS: There is option named
Poll only on commandin LineOptions>DevicePolling make sure it not ticked.In my case, I run RS only for sampling. You can inject data into influxdb as frequently as you like, but set a expiration period to the raw data bucket and create continuous query tasks to move aggregated data into a new bucket. Max/Min/Std/Mean/Medium, you can take one of them as the resampled data or take them all into the new data buckets.
