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> Is this the right approach?
It can work, but this is not the right approach, because the configuration including mimics should in edited as a part of the project.Please clarify:
1. Do you use the Linux machine without desktop interface?
2. Do you prefer editing mimics on Linux to avoid extra licensing?1. Yes.
Note that the particular plugin PlgMimExtraComp also requires a license on a workstation if an engineer edit mimic on the workstation. Maybe we can figure out how to avoid this.2. If the software is moved to another server, a new key is needed. Please check this terms for the details.
3. Try a trial.
Every time I edit the view, do I need to copy and restart web6?
When a project is uploaded from the Administrator app, the ScadaAgent service restarts the web application.
If you copy the file manually, restart is also needed, because the view is cached.
There is a soft restart feature: http://localhost:10008/ConfigReload.rsproj file is needed in edit mode only.
Note that there are 2 copies of a project: for editing, for runtime.Just for testing, copy your project on Linux to
/opt/scada/Projects/
and try opening the *.mim file via the web interface.Hello,
I suggest the following:
1. Also install Rapid SCADA on another Windows machine.
2. Edit your project on the Windows machine, and upload the project for execution to the Linux machine.When you open a mimic on a Linux machine, the software also searches for the project file *.rsproj. Usually there is no project file on a Linux machine.
If you prefer only Linux, install ScadaAdmin for Wine to edit project on Linux. When first getting to know Rapid SCADA, I recommend editing projects on Windows.
Hello,
For the tag ND00020000 try select System.Boolean data type in the device options (in Communicator).
In the communication line log there is no data for ND00020000. It means that the OPC server does not sent it. Maybe, add ND00020000 to another subscription.
Hi,
1. To set data points manually, use the utilities.
2. To recalculate differences, send a command to the module. Command example:cmd=Calculate startDT=2024-02-26 10:00:00 endDT=2024-02-26 11:00:00Time in UTC.
Hello,
The examples are here
https://github.com/RapidScada/scada-v6/tree/master/ScadaWeb/OpenPlugins/PlgMain/wwwroot/customI suggest to configure a project on a modern x64 machine, and then upload the project on the x86 machine. In this case, the Administrator app is not needed on x86.
