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Hello,
Rapid SCADA 6.2.1 requires .NET8. Make sure that you use the latest Rapid SCADA version and .NET 8 (ASP.NET and Desktop) is installed.
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> It appears from ScadaServer.log that the back end has started up on my ARM64
Interesting. If so, ScadaWeb also should run.Try the following:
1. Open a command line bycmdcommand
2. Set the current directory to SCADA\ScadaWeb
3. Execute ScadaWeb.exe and check console outputPlease share the results.
> The current method of creating two channels is a compromise. It requires saving these two meaningless channel values in the database.
If limits can be changed by a user, channels are not meaningless. In general, I agree with you, it would be a useful feature to display limits on chart.Specify
SetData()output formula for min and max channels. And create a new limit record for the channel.The driver page in the Store is https://rapidscada.net/store/Module/en/KpM61107
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More info needed.
Are those 3 PLCs operate as Modbus master (client) or Modbus slave (server)?The OPC UA server that is built in Communicator cannot send commands to the application. You should look for another way of sending commands to Rapid SCADA. May be, via a database or 3rd party OPC server.
Create 2 channels of the Calculated/Output type in the Channels table.
Specify their numbers in the Limits table in a limit row.
Display the created channels in a table view.
Then provide screenshots.Hello,
I’m not sure that it can work on Windows ARM.
If the Rapid SCADA services work, check log files ScadaServer.log, ScadaComm.log and ScadaWeb.logIn this case, create 2 extra channels, max and min. Set them as limits of the 1st channel (see this page). To display them on a chart, you need to select them manually or display chart as a view with predefined channels.
Do you mean that you need to restart a line by another OPC UA client?
If so, you need a channel that can be changed by the client, and use Automatic Control Module to send a command depending on that channel.
