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Hi all,
You need Automatic Control Module.
Firstly, make sure that you can successfully send command manually, then use the module to do it automatically.Hi,
It’s strange that ScadaCommMono doesn’t work. This is the same as your demo app.
I think, the possible ways are:
1. If the demo app works, you can tune it and use instead of Communicator.
2. I can try to perform my own recommendations by myself via remote connection. To discuss it, contact me by email info@…By the way, what communication protocols do you use?
Hi,
When you use http://192.168.0.x/scada in browser address bar, you connect to a web serverThanks to you, we can see how different two OPC servers on the same machine. I’m waiting when OPC UA replaces legacy OPC based on DCOM.
Hi,
You find the right way.
You can download the distributive for Linux and copy ScadaCommMono.exe to C:\SCADA\ScadaComm
This is Communicator built as a console application. I think, it will work correctly.
If yes, that means that the cause is a user of a Windows process. You can see a user by Task Manager. Service usually work as system while application as logged in user.
Scroll to the bottom the page https://rapidscada.net/doc/content/latest/en/use-cases/opc-standard.html There is a description.Hi,
You can create additional channels that specify limits (bounds). Then create a formula that define status of the controlled input channel. This formula compares the input channel with limit channels. The difference is that the described solution doesn’t allow to generate events when a limit is reached. However, you can send notifications depending on status using Automatic Control Module.Hi!
If it supports Modbus protocol, use the following instructions
http://doc.rapidscada.net/content/en/use-cases/modbus-protocol.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9zgF08fOCQ&index=7&list=PLeyJvzEKXs5D3ELQ7LLdpvCRQbQntgtkQOtherwise, you need OPC server
http://doc.rapidscada.net/content/en/use-cases/opc-standard.html
