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Destination Port: 50060

Why would that be?

[manjey73]

copy the contents of the response from wireshark to modbus parser from the data block and find out. if there is an adequate response, then configure the firewall.

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However, this will require advanced Mimic components (paid), specifically ExtraMarkup from the components.

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You can create a circuit in the new Mimic editor and make the sound play cyclically while the page is open.

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Yes, if the address requires 0 for the device, this may be the reason. Another option is to send a broadcast address to the device – 254 or 255 in Modbus mode when it is connected to TCP. Such things should be specified in the device documentation.

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And start with one register, specifying in the settings to start with 0 or 1. Do you also have the exact device address = 1 ? Depending on the device, the device ID may be ignored in Modbus TCP mode, or it may have to correspond to some value.

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Disabling the firewall does not mean that packets will be skipped.

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and actually show the device configuration in the configuration database.

[manjey73]

show the log of a specific device. what data goes into it. is the device responding or just a timeout error?

show the line and device settings.

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If you don’t see any bytes transmitted from the device in the log, then there is a problem with the connection.

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As far as I know, no. I made a mnemonic specifically for the vertical version of a mobile device and created a second user specifically so that they could connect from a mobile device. Then he scored 🙂

[manjey73]

– Will you have yesterday’s soup?
– Yes, of course.
– Then come back tomorrow. 🙂

In order to write into the future, this future probably needs to be created. You can’t do this with scripts like that. It also doesn’t seem to be possible to read database data using scripts. But is it possible to rewrite the channel data all the time so that these values will be relevant tomorrow?

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Do you have a router? To log in from the outside, you need to configure port forwarding on your PC with a web server port 80 or 10008, depending on your settings. A static external IP address is required, which the router will receive.
You may also need to configure the firewall.

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If you have a Windows system and the Server is both an operator’s computer, then you can use the sound module.

ModAlarmFork

If Linux or everything is separate, the web client connects remotely. The option is to use the Auto Control Module and somehow play with scripts. Another option is to add your own html page with sound to the i-frame on each page and show it when there are events, and then use a script to repeat it. In general, I have not tried these options in any way. Maybe the developer will tell you something.

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public double CheckComm(double min, double max, double mult, string str = "" )
{
if (Cmd < min || Cmd > max) throw new Exception($"The value must be within {min} - {max} {str}");
return Cmd*mult;
}

public double CheckComm1(double min, double max, string str = "" )
{
if (Cmd < min || Cmd > max) throw new Exception($"The value must be within {min} - {max} {str}");
return Cmd;
}

Commands have a mode where you can raise an exception.
I made myself two formulas for convenience.

CheckComm(16, 32, 10, "degrees")

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