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1. #Rslinx classic sort driver#
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3. #Rslinx classic sort code#
4. #Rslinx classic sort Offline#

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#Rslinx classic sort driver#

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#Rslinx classic sort software#

Somehow along the way I figure out that was the structure that the software uses. But I despise little boxes, and can develop much faster (and with easier editability) by directly shoving the tag into the object I'm working on. The reason I'm not supposed to use it is that FT Studio is designed such that you create an Alias Name (let's say "Water Temperature") and then associate a Source Device and Tag Name (let's say "MYPLC" and "N7:15"). in the above, it is used to delimit the tag source from the tag name. Linx Enterprise 'sort of OPC' Tag -> ::N7:15 Well, in doing so, it offers the tags in a format that is somewhat comparable to the format used by Rockwell's OPC server. Anyway, Enterprise is not an OPC Server, but it serves as a backend to push tags between an HMI and a PLC. In Rockwell's Factory Talk Studio (PC based and hardware based HMI), the backend is something called RSLinx Enterprise (not to be confused with RSLinx Classic, which is an OPC Server). The " :: " deliminator I have only used inside an area where I wasn't supposed to use it (go figure).

I'm definately writing that down in my little black book of things to remember. Very impressive solution, and glad that you were able to come to it. Perhaps this is the same illogical (but functional) behavior? Try eliminating the first branch level in your Siemens OPC Server and see what happens. Much like the Rockwell flavor pushes the 'online' path by default (and will not allow reading from the other branches, even though they can be browsed). Your Matrikon test setup seems to be pushing the 'Simulation Items' path by default. offline.INT5" simply acts like it does not exist. online.INT5", but the working call is " INT5", the call that it should be (". So MYPLC INT5 might be (when browsed with the -l (list) command) ". but only the 'online' branch will return any data when drying to do a read, and you can't specify 'online' or it will respond with an error that the path can't be found, etc.

#Rslinx classic sort Offline#

Tags = all variables in any given PLC are shown (when browsing) in both the online and offline branches It has 'online' and 'offline' (one is real data, the other is some legacy garbage which the server supports for other purposes). Rockwell's RSLinx has a similar misbehavior though also. OpenOPC is otherwise fantastic, thanks! I'm sure we're missing something here. But other root paths don't play ball, as above. Note also that for some root paths, just the tag name in the quotes is required, hence my confusion about how and why the root path seems to be assumed in some cases.

Opc -s OPCServer.WinCC -l ""īut if a reading from TAG_X is required then the following does not recover the desired readings: Why is this and how do I robustly specify the entire path to the tag so that I might get its reading?Ī more practical example of our case: My colleague on site can get a list of tags from his remote client via: but if I use opc -r "Simulation 1" (or other syntaxes I can think it might be) I get: But what if there were several Random.Int1 tags under several different root paths, say? Then I'd want to specify the root path. In this case, the root path seems to be automatically assumed from the 2 (I'm not sure why.). To find the value of Random.Int1 you can then enter opc -r "Random.Int1" which gives: If you enter opc -l "Simulation Items.Random.*" you get: If you enter opc -l then the output is the list of two root paths:

#Rslinx classic sort code#

I'm working remotely from the opc server I'm writing code for, with security that prevents outside connection, so it's easier to give a further example of the issue around the Matrikon test server.