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AB Ethernet I/P
Has support been added for AB Ethernet IP devices? I see a couple issues on it.
If so, How do I add it to my project as it is not an available device
Hi, you mean ABB plc? have you already tried with EthernetIP device?
AB, Allen Bradley PLC, Ethernetip is not a device option for me
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Hi, you mean ABB plc? have you already tried with EthernetIP device?
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If it's because you don't see it, you have to install it in the 'Plugins' section.
We have tested #118 and was not so bad
Okay, I must be missing something. This is what my plugin section looks like [image: image.png]
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We have tested #118 https://github.com/frangoteam/FUXA/issues/118 and was not so bad
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I don't see the image :( which version did you installed?
Should be 1.1.3
is not currently in a release. but if you download the last version from master you find it (the same in docker frangoteam/fuxa:latest)
Thank your for the help, I am pretty knew to all of this. I've got the drivers added but cant get any of the values to update. I have tried with 2 PLC's. Micro 850 and MicroLogix 1100. Both are ethernetip. All tags are global. Is there a differnt way to format the tag names?
I can't help you because I don't use it. maybe are the address wrong, take a look to the library documentation that we use nodepccc you can try to contact Alex he helped me to integrate the library and has good experience of the field #118
As info, you can try to look how the nodepccc library are used in node-red application, maybe you find more information...
Would you be able to implement this driver? It supports the Micro800 line of PLC’s. Allen Bradley also had a free simulator that it could be tested with.
https://github.com/msvargas/node-logix
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Excelente video a great collaboration... FUXA is awesome... I will also test it with Rockwell, I'm currently working with MQTT and works fine!!! Good Job!!!
I can't help you because I don't use it. maybe are the address wrong, take a look to the library documentation that we use nodepccc you can try to contact Alex he helped me to integrate the library and has good experience of the field #118
Actually, the EthernetIP in FUXA is only support PCCC communication like SLC500/Micro 800 family PLC or a data file mapping, the Control/CompactLogix is another communication called EIP, I think is necessary to separate the driver "EthernetIP" to "ControlLogixTCP" and "SLC500TCP", or any other labels to differentiate the Control/CompactLogix and SLC500/Micro800 families, it would be a BIG modification I know, but it would be more useful and popular in future.