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  • in reply to: M-Bus #14295
    manjey73
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    Maybe the bytes don’t change randomly, but in places?

    There is a parameter in the protocol, I don’t remember exactly now, which speaks about direct transmission or reverse.

    in reply to: API for Integration #14249
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    Scada can run on both Windows and Linux in C# NET 6(8) and is there an option to use python from C# code?

    Well, you will have to additionally install python on Windows.

    Not the best solution

    in reply to: WAGO PFC200 #14153
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    in reply to: WAGO PFC200 #14151
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    The ARM Cortex-A8 is a 32-bit processor core licensed by ARM Holdings implementing the ARMv7-A architecture.

    It is quite possible. But the web is definitely not worth putting on it 🙂

    • This reply was modified 3 weeks ago by manjey73.
    in reply to: WAGO PFC200 #14150
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    You can also run Scada on 256 MB, removing the excess if possible. But first you need to check the installation of dotnetfx 6 or 8. If it gets up and starts, you can try.

    in reply to: Any questions about Rapid SCADA and Raspberry Pi #13976
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    Rapid Scada v6 runs on ARM v7 and higher processors
    Version 5 including ARM v6

    For version 6, first check dotnet support by processor type
    I don’t think there will be any problems on the Raspberry Pi5

    in reply to: Recipe in Scada #13968
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    In theory, you can make a recipe with arrays of data plus a selection formula. And also with the help of an automatic control Module.
    For example, you make an array for a recipe that you will send to the device using the module. As well as several arrays for storing your recipes. A calculated selection channel that, at different values, copies from the storage array to the current recipe array. With the automatic control module, you control the change of the main array and send it to the device or panel.

    • This reply was modified 2 months ago by manjey73.
    in reply to: web station bug #13944
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    I kind of showed something like this, scrollbars appear when switching, although in principle they should not.

    in reply to: Rapid SCADA IoT #13884
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    You need a real IP address to connect to your RapidScada via the Internet. Alternatively, use the available VPN servers and your PC with Rapid Scada to make one VPN client, and make your smartphone a second VPN client and configure the interaction between the two clients.

    in reply to: Ubuntu instalation issue #13757
    manjey73
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    check command

    dotnet --info

    What does it say in this part?

    .NET runtimes installed:
      Microsoft.AspNetCore.App 6.0.20 [/usr/share/dotnet/shared/Microsoft.AspNetCore.App]
      Microsoft.NETCore.App 6.0.20 [/usr/share/dotnet/shared/Microsoft.NETCore.App]
    in reply to: Creating Relevant Animations #13643
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    Can use animated PNG in dynamic pictures ?

    in reply to: Delay before creating an event #13492
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    Accordingly, if the signal returns to the range, the timer will be reset

    It is probably possible to make a formula (script) just for the channel, the excess of which must be controlled in this way

    • This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by manjey73.
    in reply to: Delay before creating an event #13491
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    only the calculation channel with a timer TON of 60 seconds comes to mind. It should start when an excess has occurred in the desired channel.

    At the same time, in the channel that we control, we need a formula for the status, which at the same time will check this timer, and if it worked, then change the status, otherwise set the default channel status.

    in reply to: http command #13489
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    If you need to send and receive some value, it may not be suitable. Or make different queries for a certain number of values.
    To be honest, I have not used this driver for such a task. I made my own based on this driver for solving my specific task.

    But it seems that this is the only driver for working with http as part of Scada

    in reply to: http command #13487
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    Try to figure out the DrvHttpNotif driver, maybe it will solve your problem when sending an arbitrary command

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