Adam Solchenberger

Like I said I am willing to help. I think I'm a pretty decent python programmer and do understand the CIP object model from a high level but would need...

First off, let me know if this is the proper place to discuss details on this. I would understand if the "issues" area on github is only where one would...

I agree. The use case I imagined was a PLC being able to "push" data to a server that had this adapter listening. For example, a database entry on batch...

So I played around with this a bit. I used a CompactLogix I had laying around and did the cip generic_message example for getting the MAC address. I captured the...

I agree that the CIPServer would use explicit messaging. Correct me if I'm wrong, but pycomm3 does not do implicit messages currently, even from the client side. I spoke about...

I have been making some progress on this. At first I "rigged" a python server to just mimic the data I saw a PLC give. Then broke the response packet...

I have functioning version of the `CIPServer` in my fork under the branch "cip_server." There are examples of both the server and client in the examples directory. I haven't used...

sounds good. I've continued to play with it. I stopped using the `Packet` classes since the only thing I was using them for was to get the `.cmd` out of....

I did exactly this: https://github.com/ASolchen/pico-eip @ottowayi is correct, it establishes a session via TCP port 44818 and does io (implicit) data back and forth on UDP port 2222. My code...

As a follow-up to my last comment, I would love to see this functionality added to pycomm3. The repo I have is actually the other side of the transaction. My...