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MikhailModeratorHi,
Because devices are not connected to your server. You can use Modbus simulator and OPC simulator as shown in YouTube videos.
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MikhailModeratorWe found out the cause: port 10000 was used by another application.
MikhailModeratorI’ve sent you an email.
MikhailModeratorCan you connect to SCADA-Server using Hercules utility?
MikhailModeratorYou have to add a new record to the Rights table that contains “Servers\” interface object and “Teste” role.
MikhailModeratorSCADA-Server uses TCP port 10000. Make sure that this port is not used by other application. You can do this by TCPView.
Also you can test the connection by Hercules utility. Just try to connect to 127.0.0.1:1000 as TCP client.
MikhailModeratorHello,
In the 1st image the user joao has the Administrator role. You don’t use your new role Teste for any user.Please test, is your table view or scheme successfully opened by admin user or not?
MikhailModeratorDefinitely, we will get rid of Silverlight.
It’s difficult to provide a date until we don’t make a contact. Approximately in 2017 🙂
MikhailModeratorHello,
Yes, we know about this issue. We are planning to create a totally new Scheme Editor.
Sorry for the untranslated message. Try press the arrows slowly to avoid the error.
MikhailModeratorCould you describe your system?
MikhailModeratorThere can be different approaches:
1. Use Modbus TCP devices that support more than one connections in parallel. You run 2 similar instances of Rapid SCADA, which receive the same data. Both the instances are active simultaneously.2. You can use the new module Rapid Gate which pass data from one Rapid SCADA instance to another in real time.
But when the primary server stops, you have to somehow switch device polling to Communicator on another server. For example, stop the 1st Communicator service and start the 2nd Communicator service. May be it is possible to do it automatically by some condition.The important thing is a scheme of connection with devices.
MikhailModeratorHello,
KpModbus.dll is used for Modbus communicating without OPC server. This is preferable approach if a controller supports Modbus.
In case of using OPC, you should use KpOpc.dll. Don’t forget to install OPC Core Components (scroll the page to the bottom).Please clarify, what way of configuration do you choose. Screenshots will help.
MikhailModeratorIt is possible by development a special module. It can by done by your side, or by my side as custom development. We can discuss it in details by email or by skype.
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