I have a raspberry pi 3 lying around for months now. Maybe in the future, I will give it a try. Unfortunately, I have no experience with the Rasberry controllers, so I guess that is why I'm postponing it.
@@seafoxc Hi. The raspberry Pico (RP2040) is supported in OpenPLC. Raspberry Pico is based in MCU like Arduino. Raspberry Pi 3/4 works like 'computer' (using Operating System) with GPIO. Try Pico, is faster but GPIOs works at 3.3V not 5V like Arduino Nano 😉
Hi.. Your vedios are good.. Please tell how one can change or control factory io using scadabr or fuxa.. I mean how to turn on or off something in factory io using scadaBR HMI or Fuxa with Openplc and its runtime.. When hardware is not available..
U use the OpenPLC runtime for Windows and setup Fuxa, OpenPLC and Factory IO up. In your program you use an output (Qx) and connect it to a Fuxa. In Fuxa you connect this variable to a button. In your OpenPLC program you use that Output as conditions to activate stuff in Factory IO. The reason u use an output is because you can not write to inputs with Modbus and Fuxa. In the description of the OpenPlc cocktailmaker you can find a link to the Fuxa code and the OpenPLC code. In there there is a lot of examples of controlling the machine with Fuxa.
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing. Best regards from Calgary
Gracias por este nuevo video.
¿Has considerado usar en tus proyectos otros MPU de bajo costo como el Raspberry Pico?
I have a raspberry pi 3 lying around for months now. Maybe in the future, I will give it a try. Unfortunately, I have no experience with the Rasberry controllers, so I guess that is why I'm postponing it.
@@seafoxc Hi. The raspberry Pico (RP2040) is supported in OpenPLC. Raspberry Pico is based in MCU like Arduino. Raspberry Pi 3/4 works like 'computer' (using Operating System) with GPIO. Try Pico, is faster but GPIOs works at 3.3V not 5V like Arduino Nano 😉
That is a good suggestion. When running more extensive programs on the Arduino Uno, I run into RAM problems (only 2kb). Thanks!
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Hi friend, I use Fuxa beacuse watching your video.
I wanna ask you out of topic. You know how to configure MQTT at Fuxa?
No I don't. It would be cool to use MQTT with Fuxa. I will keep it in mind and maybe inmplement it in a future project.
@@seafoxc Fuxa provides MQTT. I filled the broker and status connected, but I couldn't fill the topic.
Hi.. Your vedios are good.. Please tell how one can change or control factory io using scadabr or fuxa.. I mean how to turn on or off something in factory io using scadaBR HMI or Fuxa with Openplc and its runtime.. When hardware is not available..
U use the OpenPLC runtime for Windows and setup Fuxa, OpenPLC and Factory IO up. In your program you use an output (Qx) and connect it to a Fuxa. In Fuxa you connect this variable to a button. In your OpenPLC program you use that Output as conditions to activate stuff in Factory IO. The reason u use an output is because you can not write to inputs with Modbus and Fuxa. In the description of the OpenPlc cocktailmaker you can find a link to the Fuxa code and the OpenPLC code. In there there is a lot of examples of controlling the machine with Fuxa.
@@seafoxc thank you. Its done already.. But I'm glad that you replied.