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  • in reply to: Scheme copy #9338
    manjey73
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    I use online translation for English and it is unlikely that I will be able to help with the help of messengers.

    When you have created the schema in the administrator, right-click-Open the location in Explorer.

    Make a copy of the file there and re-open the project in the administrator. You will see a new scheme, open it for editing and change the channel binding. This is path number 1.

    The way number 2 is to use offset for channels for an already drawn mnemonic scheme.
    Create Offset

    in reply to: Scheme copy #9336
    manjey73
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    1. Copy the file to the Interfaces folder. Open a new file with the editor and change the channel bindings.

    2. If the channels are strictly sequential, you can refer to the same mnemonic scheme and specify the channel offset in the database settings-Interfaces

    in reply to: Scheme copy #9334
    manjey73
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    And why did you upload the file? The question is what does it lie in?

    in reply to: Using PostgreSQL #9332
    manjey73
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    Try version 5.8.3 there were changes regarding PostGre if I’m not mistaken. Only use the Modbus driver from version 5.8.2 (some error there)

    in reply to: Scheme copy #9331
    manjey73
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    The entire mnemonic scheme is copied as a whole file with the renaming of the last one. And you can also call the same mnemonic circuit and specify the channel offset in the interface, like the example was in the documentation. But this is strictly for typed mnemonic circuits. Or what exactly is it about ?

    in reply to: FX2N-20MR chinese semi-clon of a Mitsubishi PLC #9225
    manjey73
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    If the RS232 port uses additional signals other than Rx and Tx, then cheap converters will not work. To do this, you need to have a connection diagram. The RS485 interface can also be soldered on the DB9 port, but again, you need to have a diagram of the interfaces of your PLC. It is worth contacting the seller of this equipment.

    in reply to: IEC61107 Protocol driver #9178
    manjey73
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    Напишите мне на почту, найдете в информации драйвера.
    Я пришлю свои выделенные IP (рабочий и домашний)

    in reply to: IEC61107 Protocol driver #9174
    manjey73
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    IEC62056-21 кажется это обновление протокола 61107, надо будет поизучать и попробовать на живом приборе.

    in reply to: IEC61107 Protocol driver #9173
    manjey73
    Participant

    По описанию на ACE6000 у него не 61107 а DLMS/COSEM

    in reply to: IEC61107 Protocol driver #9171
    manjey73
    Participant

    @Yatran сможете организовать удаленный доступ к приборам для тестирования?

    И есть ли на них документация производителя о типах запросов и логи например с OPC сервера или перехваченные логгером порта в текстовом и HEX виде ?

    На русском форуме тоже тема есть.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by manjey73.
    in reply to: Administrator Channel pane on LInux #9169
    manjey73
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    This is disabled in Mono because it does not work correctly. Therefore, there are ids of other tables instead of a list. We hope that in the next version, if you abandon Mono, everything will be fine.

    in reply to: Signal Relative ID to Fixed ID ? #9167
    manjey73
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    The signals and have a fixed numbering, but based on the indexes of the list of variables. And since we can change the lists, then what happens is what happens 🙂

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by manjey73.
    in reply to: Signal Relative ID to Fixed ID ? #9166
    manjey73
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    Yes, this is a drawback of the Modbus driver and many others related to the tag generation code from the driver. I had to get away from this and look for a workaround by adding a mechanism to the code of my drivers to save the signal numbers that I want to see. As a result, I can disable or add variables without touching the signal numbering. For freely programmable devices, this is the first necessity. Yes, in other things, and for configurable ones, too.

    It is hoped that the developer will listen to this problem and make some changes, at least in the Modbus driver.

    in reply to: Shared variables #9158
    manjey73
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    You pass the value of the channel itself in the command, and you need to pass Cmd or CmdVal, that is, the value of the command

    in reply to: Shared variables #9155
    manjey73
    Participant

    SetVal(5050, Cmd)

    I’m confused, do you call your application Scada ?

    Existing Formulas

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by manjey73.
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