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  • in reply to: Cant even login Raspberry Pi 4B Ubuntu 21.04 #8899
    manjey73
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    Did you install Mono from where? Perhaps there is an old version in the ubuntu repository and there are errors on this?

    in reply to: Change event type color #8891
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    Configuration Database-Directories-Event types

    Add your event and specify your color, or use the ones that are there

    In the input channel 177, use a formula like this

    Val();Val()>0? SetStat(177,116):SetStat(177,117)

    In this way, you change the channel status number to your own, to which the colors are linked.

    in reply to: Step by Step Guide for new project in Ubuntu #8884
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    swapnilkumbhar – aburakhin@bk.ru

    My English is bad, I use an online translator 🙂

    in reply to: Developer in India #8883
    manjey73
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    What do developers in India mean? you can install and configure Scada remotely, only a person who will connect the wires and an IT specialist are needed on site

    in reply to: Export input channel data #8868
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    Open the project, open the input channels. File-Export the table, select CSV and perform the export

    in reply to: Step by Step Guide for new project in Ubuntu #8786
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    Admin_Linux

    This mechanism does not work in Linux. I haven’t checked what doesn’t work yet. Raspberry is too slow a PC to configure scada directly on it, it is easier to run a project on your Windows PC and upload it to a remote server.

    in reply to: Step by Step Guide for new project in Ubuntu #8785
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    The interface works, but there are some problems with the display and for the Linux version these mechanisms are disabled. For example, in the settings there are no drop-down menus with a selection of preset values, you must enter numbers. You can make a cheat sheet for all parameters and look at it when setting up, but this is very inconvenient. We expect version 6, where it will probably already work in the GUI on Linux without these inconveniences. All applications running under Mono run as written above, in theory, you can make symbolic links to run.

    in reply to: How to uninstall a rapid scada software in Raspberry Pi? #8784
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    Change the owner for all folders and files in the folder.

    sudo chown -R user:group /path/to/dir/

    Where user is the new owner and group is the user group. -R indicates that the rights must be changed recursively.

    Example for Raspberry and install in /opt

    sudo chown -R pi:pi /opt/scada

    in reply to: How to uninstall a rapid scada software in Raspberry Pi? #8782
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    user_1000_0755

    on the remote server, I gave the entire scada folder to the system user with ID=1000, that is, this is the user that you create in the system, for example, for Raspberry Pi, this is the pi user. I also added this user to the www-data group just in case.

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    in reply to: How to uninstall a rapid scada software in Raspberry Pi? #8778
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    Probably the folders above the level do not have the appropriate rights, and it does not even reach the final Config folder. Just doesn’t let it go any higher.

    in reply to: How to uninstall a rapid scada software in Raspberry Pi? #8777
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    Show access rights to all folders, starting with /opt ?

    in reply to: How to uninstall a rapid scada software in Raspberry Pi? #8776
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    Very strange. when the server is restarted, the command is executed from the root user in theory. Perhaps the web user does not have enough rights, but it is already necessary to see what is there with apache2 in the settings. We need to think about it…

    in reply to: How to uninstall a rapid scada software in Raspberry Pi? #8774
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    Change the path depending on where you installed Scada. If installed by default, the path should be
    /opt/scada/ScadaWeb/Config

    in reply to: Step by Step Guide for new project in Ubuntu #8772
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    Are you going to configure directly on Linux in a graphical environment? This is not the best solution, because due to problems with Mono, not everything is displayed correctly. It is better to configure a Windows PC and send the information to the server. And so you can run it via

    mono scadaadmin

    Or what is the correct name of the Administrator file

    in reply to: Step by Step Guide for new project in Ubuntu #8771
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    The manual for the Micrologix1400 is no different from adding any other device. The only thing that is not described, since this is implied by itself, you need to copy the dlls to the desired folders and register the corresponding dll for the device in the Scada settings by analogy. See where in the directory the dll for Modbus and other drivers are registered.

    If anything, write me an email and I will help you with setting up a template for your PLC configuration

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