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  • in reply to: Beckhoff TwinCAT 2 Driver (RS v6) #14794
    manjey73
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    If you have any questions about keys, write to the email address specified in the driver.

    P.S. if you are interested in getting driver keys for free or even a key generator, look for an intelligent C++ programmer.
    Beckhoff has a library for Linux that needs to be given a mind so that it can be used in the driver.

    1. Make it dynamic (now it is completely static)
    2. Make the export of all functions for use in the C# code
    3. Make builds for ARM and Windows (now the library is only for Linux X86)

    something like that.
    p.p.s. and yet the Linux library should support not only TwinCAT 2 but also TwinCAT 3

    in the TwinCAT library.Ads for PLC data (TwinCAT 2 development environment) there is no concept of Ams Routing (appeared only in the library for TwinCat3, and this is another series of controllers.

    Routing is performed by means of TwinCAT System Manager.

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by manjey73.
    in reply to: License Problem #14787
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    You need to install the paid functionality on both the Server computer and the Development computer.
    You only need to register paid modules on the Server computer (RT)
    On the development computer, paid modules are needed to be able to register, create channels, settings, etc.

    in reply to: Receiving error regarding MBAP Header Data #14759
    manjey73
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    Are you still polling this device in parallel with the Scada system?

    in reply to: Regarding Code of Channels #14756
    manjey73
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    If I’m not mistaken, by specifying Code, you can send commands by Code and not by channel number.

    in reply to: Problem in Sending Modbus (Command) Float32 data #14753
    manjey73
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    And possibly with subsequent multiplication by 100 in the Cnl*100 channel formula

    in reply to: Problem in Sending Modbus (Command) Float32 data #14752
    manjey73
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    @octavio-f I use this converter to determine the permutation

    https://www.scadacore.com/tools/programming-calculators/online-hex-converter/

    See Float – Mid-Big Endian (BADC) In theory, you need to specify a byte permutation for your case = 1032

    in reply to: Linux #14642
    manjey73
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    Or under Wine with some restrictions.

    manjey73
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    1. You need to configure port 502 availability (open port) in your firewall
    2. Use dynamic images for these cases.

    in reply to: Modbus Data Formula #14533
    manjey73
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    Example
    Off: black; Auto: green; Cool: blue; Dry: grey; Heat: red; Fan: sienna

    Off = 0
    Auto = 1
    Cool = 2
    Dry = 3
    Heat = 4
    Fan = 5

    Auxiliary Tables – Formats
    Not sure about the accuracy for the English version

    in reply to: Modbus Data Formula #14531
    manjey73
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    Add your own type by analogy ON-OFF by specifying On: blue, Off:yellow for example

    just give it a new name, for example On-Off(by)

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by manjey73.
    • This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by manjey73.
    in reply to: Dallas DS18B20 Driver — Linux only (v6) #14378
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    in reply to: M-Bus #14295
    manjey73
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    Maybe the bytes don’t change randomly, but in places?

    There is a parameter in the protocol, I don’t remember exactly now, which speaks about direct transmission or reverse.

    in reply to: API for Integration #14249
    manjey73
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    Scada can run on both Windows and Linux in C# NET 6(8) and is there an option to use python from C# code?

    Well, you will have to additionally install python on Windows.

    Not the best solution

    in reply to: WAGO PFC200 #14153
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    in reply to: WAGO PFC200 #14151
    manjey73
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    The ARM Cortex-A8 is a 32-bit processor core licensed by ARM Holdings implementing the ARMv7-A architecture.

    It is quite possible. But the web is definitely not worth putting on it 🙂

    • This reply was modified 2 years ago by manjey73.
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