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Yes. There should be 3 instances in the project. The configuration is uploaded separately for each instance.Hi,
Report time zone is set according to the web application time zone. It can be set in the Webstation configuration using the Administrator app.Hi,
The answer is here.Hi,
An engineer sends a project for execution. Then the project is executed by the services such as Server, Communicator and Webstation.Please provide screenshots of your settings and log files.
To upload screenshot use a file hosting or image hosting, for example https://imgbb.com/Hello,
Auto Control Module sends commands to Server. It is a universal logical module which is not protocol-dependent.
To configure particular Modbus commands, edit the Modbus template in the device properties in Communicator.Hi,
The Input channel property is used for simple scenarios. To bind many properties to different channels, click the Property bindings button (in the property grid) and add as many bindings as needed.Please translate this document from Russian into your native language. It can help.
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There is no software limits. You should control CPU and memory usage, and network traffic of the server.Hi,
It is possible simply copy the project folder to another machine. But it’s not comfortable to synchronize them.
I recommend a private repository on GitHub to exchange between different machines and control the project versions.If the 1st PC is a workstation, and the 2nd is a production server, you can upload the project from the 1st to the 2nd with the Administrator application for execution.
There is no software limits. It depends on the computer and network performance.
Projects may include hundreds of communication lines.The browser can manage memory cleanup using its own algorithms.
1. What versions of the web browser do you use?
2. What was the maximum memory consumption achieved by the page?Hello,
2. In the Modbus template, add a new command, set the Data block to Custom, the function code to 7.
3. According to the Modbus specification, Input Registers are read-only. So it’s not possible to write them. You can try creating a separate command with the 0x06 code.
