AEICOR IIoT Team posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Kamil, The 1.x openConfigurator did not have support for 64 bit versions and has been phased out in favor of the 2.x eclipse based version. Would it be possible for you to install the Eclipse version and try ? Best Regards, aeicoriiotteam

Gokhan Tanisik posted a comment on discussion Help

Following this post i've installed Eclipse Neon RCP&RAP Development ver 4.6.0 and Java 1.8 (jdk-8u271-windows-i586.exe) and managed to pass this error.

Gokhan Tanisik modified a comment on discussion Help

I'm having the same problem. I have installed eclipse, openconfigurator and boost (1.58 with vc11) successfully yet i'm not able to create a project.

Gokhan Tanisik posted a comment on discussion Help

I having the same problem. I have installed eclipse, openconfigurator and boost (1.58 with vc11) successfully yet i'm not able to create a project.

Prajjwal modified a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I am still facing this problem. This is what Eclipse returns: openCONFIGURATOR plugin Error loading shared libraries /home/prajjwal/.p2/pool/plugins/org.epsg.openconfigurator2.2.1.201708040607/os/linux/x8664/libopenconfiguratorcorelib.so: libboostlog.so.1.58.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory My system info: Eclipse IDE Version: 2020-06 (4.16.0) OpenConfigurator Version: openconfigurator_2.2.1.201708040607 Boost Version: 1.54.0 OS: Linux Ubuntu 18.04 I have...

Prajjwal posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I am still facing this problem. This is what Eclipse returns: openCONFIGURATOR plugin Error loading shared libraries /home/prajjwal/.p2/pool/plugins/org.epsg.openconfigurator2.2.1.201708040607/os/linux/x8664/libopenconfiguratorcorelib.so: libboostlog.so.1.58.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory My system info: Eclipse IDE Version: 2020-06 (4.16.00 OpenConfigurator Version: openconfigurator_2.2.1.201708040607 Boost Version: 1.54.0 OS: Linux Ubuntu 18.04 I have...

Mike Wagstaffe posted a comment on discussion Help

I have tried on multiple PC's with versions 2020-03 and 2019-09 of eclipse, I can install the software from the marketplace or from the downloaded package, but upon creating a new project following the restart I am presented with the following error. I have tried many things, butnothing seems to reslove the issue... Any advice appreciated. The selected wizard could not be started. Plug-in "org.epsg.openconfigurator" was unable to instantiate class "org.epsg.openconfigurator.wizards.NewPowerlinkNetworkProjectWizard"....

Kamil Paliczuk posted a comment on discussion Help

I'm trying to open openCONFIGURATOR application. I installed ActiveTcl 8.6.9 and i have error: "Couldn't load library "openConfiguratorWrapper.dll": Bad exe format. Possibly a 32/64-bit mismatch". When I installed 32-bit Active Tcl8.5,openCONFIGURATOR told me I had an old version of Active Tcl. But newest version of Active Tcl is only 64-bit. How can I open openCONFIGURATOR application on Windows 10 64-bit?

lei wang posted a comment on discussion Help

Hello, Same problem happened on my windows. When I run "openCONFIGURATOR.bat" under openCONFIGURATOR-1.4.1\windows\tools, it said cannot found "tclsh86" in my system. I found a file named "tclsh86t" under ActiveTcl folder, so I copied the file and rename it as "tclsh86", openConfigurator.exe can be launched. Hope this can help.

Florent Pausé posted a comment on discussion Help

Hello, I have installed activeTcl 8.6 as administrator on windows 10. I also installed openConfigurator, but when I try to run openConfigurator, nothing happens. Is there a particular configuration to set to make it work? Did I miss something into the installation? PS: I have wizard problem when I try to run openConfigurator plugin on Eclipse. Best regards, Florent Pausé

Fabian Bertholm modified a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I would like to add some extra vendor specific node configuration bits starting at address 0x3000 to the created mnobd.cdc. As far as I understand, I should add these objects and their values to the corresponding xdd file. Can someone point me to an example how to do this? Best Reagrds, Fabian

Fabian Bertholm posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I would like to add some extra vendor specific node configurastion bits starting at adress 0x3000 to the created mnobd.cdc. As far as I understand, I should add these Objects and the values I would like to the corresponding xdd file. Can someone point me to an example how to do this? Best Reagrds, Fabian

Bruno Kempf modified a comment on discussion Help

I reposted this Post in https://sourceforge.net/p/openpowerlink/discussion/newbie/thread/00f16beaf3/ Would delete this post but can't find the according option. Regards Bruno

Bruno Kempf modified a comment on discussion Help

Bruno Kempf modified a comment on discussion Help

Bruno Kempf posted a comment on discussion Help

I reposted this Post in https://sourceforge.net/p/openpowerlink/discussion/newbie/thread/00f16beaf3/ Would delete this post but can't find the according option. Regards Bruno

Bruno Kempf posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I found an XDD example for CNs in the examples of the XDD implementation guide containing only the mandatory objects. But I am not sure whether the 00000000_POWERLINK_CiA302-4_MN.xdd is conatining optional objects or not. Of course the CiA302-4 specific objects are defined in the Standardised Device Profile Area. But are there other object which are optional? Is there a minimal XDD example for MNs? I hope to avoid referencing each opbject to 'App. 1 Summary Object Library' in EPSG DS 301 v1.3.0...

Bruno Kempf posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I already studying the POWERLINK protocol and stack. Also I set up the Eclipse IDE and POWERLINK Plugins. Now I am going to study XDD and how everything works together. Right now this is the hardest part for me: to understand how I have to design the XDD files for my needs. I know that there is a manufacturer section where I have to define my objects and the mapping of the objects. I have to get it right with the definitions. But I am getting to it. If experience further problems I...

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Bruno, The editor works indenpendent of the openCONFIGURATOR but you need an MN XDD for creating a project within openConf. In general you can use the MN example XDD given in the openPOWERLINK stack /apps/common/objdicts/. What do you want to achieve? Do you want to create an MN or CN device? br Christoph

Bruno Kempf posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I hoped the Editor works independent of the openCONFIGURATOR. Because when creating a new openCONFIGURATOR project a XDD file for the MN is needed. So I have to write the XDD for the MN without the Editor or use an example XDD from the documentation. Thanks for the quick reply! Best regards Bruno

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, Please see attached screenshot. br Christoph

Bruno Kempf posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I installed the XDD Tool Suite Plugin in Eclipse using the Sourceforge update site (https://sourceforge.net/projects/xddpluginsuite.openconf.p/files/update_site/). Now I would like to use the XDD Editor but there is no 'File->New->POWERLINK Device Description' option available. I am using Eclipse Photon (2018-09). How can I use the XDD Editor in Eclipse? Best regards Bruno

openCONFIGURATOR released /openCONFIGURATOR eclipse plugin/2.2.1/org.epsg.openconfigurator.updatesite-2.2.1_boost_1.61.zip

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Christoph, Thanks so much, that did the trick. I have decided to use your option 1 by defining a struct in the ApplicationProcess/dataTypeList for my messages. I have 2 questions: (1) Using your struct.xml example, can you tell me what is the corresponding changes I need to make to the CN objdict.h file? (2)How do I link the process variables to the object dictionary? Can I still use the "tOplkError oplk_linkProcessImageObject" function with "varEntries" set to 1? Thanks again so much for your...

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Simon, Please find the fully working example XDD attached. br Christoph

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Christoph, Thank you very much for your quick response. I tried out the struct.xml file by inserting it in a standard CN.xdd file and pass it to OC and was able to build without problems. However, I couldn't get group.xml to work. BTW, I modified your group.xml file to ensure Byte field enumeration is consistent. See below. Here are the errors that I have encountered: (1) If I insert the following before the <Application Layers=""> line, I got "Content is not allowed in prolog". (2) If I insert...

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, hi Romain, I'm sorry for this issue and it seems we are not getting it under control with a simple workaround. I will issue a ticket to our colleagues in India so they have another look at the issue to find a proper solution. br Christoph

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, This limitation is defined by the XDD. To enable more mapping objects you have to add the respective 18XX / 1AXX objects for TPDO and the 14XX/16XX objects for RPDO. Additionally you have to adapt the PDORPDOChannels, PDOTPDOChannels and PDORPDOChannelObjects, PDOTPDOChannelObjects feature in the XDD. The XDD checker will check these values to verify the number of existing mapping objects. You can have a look at the MN XDD because there are a lot more mapping objects existing. br Chris...

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Simon, You are correct by defining the size of a domain object you will enable OC to map it. There are various ways to do that: 1) Define a struct in the ApplicationProcess/dataTypeList and a referencing parameter and create a uniqueIDRef in the object to be mapped. 2) Define a ParameterGroup with referenced parameters and create a uniqueIDRef in the object to be mapped. I have attached the respective parts of the XDD. You can vary the datatypes in the defined struct variables and parameters to...

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Romain, Sorry I did not see your suggestions till today. I weant to: EclipseFolder$\plugins\org.epsg.openconfigurator_2.2.1.201708040602\os\linux\x86_64 I tried the symlink as you delineated and it did not work. Same problem: "Error loading shared librariess - no boost_date_time in java.library.path." Any ideas? Thanks, Simon

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, My understanding is that it is possible to have a maximum of 0xFE x 0xFE mapped objects per direction. But currently in openCONFIGURATOR , there is only 1 TPDO and 3 RPDO for a CN, this means 254 objects for TPDO and 3x254 objects for RPDO. So how can I get pass this limitation? Thanks, Simon

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi, How do I map a Domain Object of data type = 0x000F? I tried doing this by modifying the default CN xdd file that came with openPOWERLINK by changing one of the "6000" subIndex data type to 0x000F, But when I tried to map it to the TPDO, I got an error: "Insufficient mapping objects available: (Sub)Index 0x6000/0x01 on node "1" cannot be mapped. Data size is not defined or zero." How do I resolve this issue? I understand I need to define the size of the domain object but how? Thanks in advance,...

Romain Naour posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, To workaround this issue, I had to create one symlink for each missing libboost from the pluging install directory. $ cd ~/.p2/pool/plugins/org.epsg.openconfigurator_2.2.1.201708040602/os/linux/x86_64 $ ls libopenconfigurator_core_lib.so libopenconfigurator_core_wrapper_java.so $ ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libboost_date_time.so libboost_date_time.so $ ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libboost_system.so libboost_system.so $ ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libboost_filesystem.so libboost_filesystem.so...

Romain Naour posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I have the same issue. I tried with the libraries provided by Christoph Ruecker, no luck.

Powerlink-team Kalycito posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Cenedese, Kindly enable "Contact all update sites during install to find required software" during installation. Please find attached, screenshot of installation page. Thanks, Powerlink-Team-Kalycito

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I cannot reproduce this issue. The editor plugin should automatically resolve the needed dependencies and download it. Please try installing the attached version . br Christoph

F. Cenedese posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Trying to install the XDD plugin suite fails to install the editor with this error: Missing requirement: Ethernet POWERLINK XDD Editor 1.1.0.201711290851 (com.br_automation.buoat.xddeditor.feature.feature.group 1.1.0.201711290851) requires 'org.eclipse.eef.edit 0.0.0' but it could not be found Is eef maybe a typo? Or should that have been bundled? Thanks

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, Attached is my ldd output. On first glance it really looks that same. Thanks, Simon

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, I have tried to reproduce the issue but I with the libs that I send earlier it works on my side: 1) After installing the version V2.2.1.201708040602 there is an issue that V1.54 of the boost libs do not exist. 2) After replacing the libs with the attached ones the issue is resolved and the ldd command shows that the linked libs are all existing. Can you please take a look at the ldd output of the libs in your installation. br Christoph

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I went into Eclipse Neon 3.0 and deinstalled 201708040607, restart Eclipse. Afterwards, I installed V2.2.1.201708040602 (using org.epsg.openconfigurator.updatesite-2.2.1.zip), restart Eclipse. Unfortunately, I got the same error. Is there something else that I need to do? Thanks, Simon

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, Ah I think now we are getting there. The version 201708040607 is linked against boost 1.54 but as it has a newer build date eclipse assumes it is the correct version to be used. Please deinnstalll the plugin and only install the V2.2.1.201708040602 again. This version is linked against boost 1.58 which is the default boost lib on your system. br Christoph

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I replaced the libraries with the ones that you gave me and have the same error. I did notice notice that I have two directories: org.epsg.openconfigurator_2.2.1.201708040602 org.epsg.openconfigurator_2.2.1.201708040607 I replaced the libraries for both. And as I said, same error. Thanks, Simon

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, Try replacing the libraries with the ones provided. $EclipseFolder$\plugins\org.epsg.openconfigurator_2.2.1.201710180700\os\linux\x86_64 This should solve the issue by linking the existing version of the boost libs. br Christoph

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I have both Eclipse Neon.3 and Oxygen.2, both yielded same error as posted. As for Jave, this what I have: java version "1.8.0_151" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_151-b12) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 1.8.0_151-b12, mixed mode) Thanks, Simon

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, Yes this is correct. Which eclipse version are you using? What is the default jre installed by ubuntu? I'm not sure whether you have to install Oracle Java and not the OpenJRE. br Christoph

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I got the following when I did "ldconfig -p | grep libboost_date_time", libboost_date_time.so.1.58.0 (libc6,x86-64) => /usr/lib/x86-64-linux-gnu/libboost_date_time.so.1.58.0 libboost_date_time.so (libc6,x86-64) => /usr/lib/x86-64-linux-gnu/libboost_date_time.so Is that correct? Thanks, Simon

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, Please make sure that libboost-date-time-dev is properly installed on the system. ldconfig -p | grep libboost_date_time br Christoph

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I have Ubuntu 16.04.2. I followed the Linux installation instructions, specifically: (1) sudo apt-get update (2) sudo apt-get install default-jre (3) sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev but I ran into the following error when I click the "New POWERLINK network" icon: "Error loading shared librariess - no boost_date_time in java.library.path." Any help is appreciated. Simon

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Christoph, I have been modifying the demo programs that came with openPOWERLINK 2.5.2 to send and receive more than 1 byte of data using 0x6000 for DigitalInput and 0x6200 for DigitalOutput. I modified both the xdd files and objdich.h to extend the number of sub-objects to 254. Using openCONFIGURATOR, I mapped 128 sub-objects to both TPDO and RPDO. These sub-objects are 2 bytes each. I have one MN and one CN. The cycle time is set to 8 ms. Using wireshark, I can see everything is working fine....

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Simon, 1) No because this is a fundamental design characteristic of a CiA object dictionary and there is no need of doing that. You can use all the mapping objects for mapping data of the same node which means a maximum of 0xFE x 0xFE mapping objects per direction. 2) This is defined in the DS 301 specification. 25000 is a best practice value therefore it is defined as default value. br Christoph

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Christoph, I am using openCONFIGURATOR 2.1.2. Regarding question #1, is it possible to change U8 to U16 so I can increae the number of subobjects beyond 254? Regarding question #2, what is the basis for setting the lower bound of 25000ns and PresMaxLatency=2000ns? Thanks, Simon

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Simon, (1) PDO_RPDOChannelObjects_U8 is limited to the number of subobjects of a Channel Object so therefore 254 is the maximum. (2) Which version of openCONFIGRUATOR do you use? It should make sure that the PResTimeout is not configured below 25000ns + PresMaxLatency. br Christoph

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Christoph, Thank you, that did the trick. A couple more questions: (1) Regarding the files 00000000_POWERLINK_CiA401_MN.xdd and 00000000_POWERLINK_CiA401_CN.xdd that I am using, is there an inherent limitation to what value I can use for PDORPDOChannelObjects and PDOTPDOChannelObjects? When I put in the value 512, I got the following error for MN: "openPOWERLINK_MN(240) - Stream Closed" and for CN, the following error: "Content is not allowed in prolog" To get pass these error, I reduce the value...

Christoph Ruecker created a blog post

XDD Eclipse Tool Suite v1.1.0

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Simon, You have to add the additional sub-objects to the 16XX/1AXX objects to make them available in openCONFIGURATOR. br Christoph

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi, I am using 00000000_POWERLINK_CiA401_CN.xdd from the openPOWERLINK sample program but I want to change the default value of 25 mapped objects to 64. I changed the values of both PDORPDOChannelObjects and PDOTPDOChannelObjects, see below: PDORPDOChannels="3" PDORPDOChannelObjects="64" PDOSelfReceipt="false" PDOTPDOChannelObjects="64" But when I run openConfigurator with the modifed 00000000_POWERLINK_CiA401_CN.xdd file, TPDO and RPDO still show 25 possible mapped objects. Why is that? Any help...

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Paramesh, Unfortunatly that is an issue because of SourceForge encryption policies and Oracles policy of shipping encryption with the JRE. Please visit the link below to find a workaround. Basically you have to install the unlimited encryption package into the JRE. https://gnu-mcu-eclipse.github.io/blog/2017/01/29/plugins-install-issue/ br Christoph

B PARAMESH posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I am trying to install openCONFIGURATOR by following the steps mentioned in the link below. OS:- Windows 10 and Windows 7 Eclipse IDE :- Neon file:///C:/Users/KALKI/Downloads/openconfigurator-plugin-user-manual_V2.2.0.pdf I am receiving an error message as follows :- "Unable to read repository at http://sourceforge.net/projects/eclipse-plugin.openconf.p/files/update-site/content.xml. Received fatal alert: handshake_failure ". What could be the issue ?? Thanks Paramesh

Christoph Ruecker created a blog post

openCONFIGURATOR V2.2.1 public release

openCONFIGURATOR released /openCONFIGURATOR eclipse plugin/2.2.1/openconfigurator-plugin-user-manual_V2.2.1.pdf

openCONFIGURATOR released /openCONFIGURATOR eclipse plugin/2.2.1/org.epsg.openconfigurator.updatesite-2.2.1.zip

openCONFIGURATOR released /openCONFIGURATOR eclipse plugin/2.2.1/org.epsg.openconfigurator.updatesite-2.2.1_boost_1.54.zip

Bruno PERMANNE posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi all, On Kalycito download Sourceforge Link there is only Ubuntu 14.04 builds, can you please add Ubuntu 16.04 derived compiled version ? because when I try to compile from source with cmake-gui , it works fine under Mint 17 (Ubuntu 14.04 derived, amd64) but not under Mint18 (Ubuntu 16.04 derived, amd64). /Bruno

Nicola Rando posted a comment on discussion Help

Dear community, I'm trying to implement a cross traffic communication between two controlled nodes in a powerlink net with MN + 2 CNs, using 3 raspberry Pi 2 with Raspian. I've read several documents, expecially the post at link https://sourceforge.net/p/openpowerlink/discussion/newbie/thread/5d9c673c/ I've used the configuration sent by the powerlink-team Kalycito , but it doesn't work. I would like to have CN1 receiving packets from CN32 I have configured two receiving channels on CN1 and one receiving...

Rama Widi posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I want to edit the example of Demo_3CN (on Rapsberry Pi2 with openPowerLink). I find the first entry and the value is 0x6000 by default on TPDO, and on RPDO first entry shows 0x6200 value by its default. On the Send to (Node ID) it shows default (0). I assume the Node ID 0 is for broadcast message. Correct me if I wrong, I edit on Send To Node ID with CN_2(32), which I assume the object will send to that Node. I change the destination Node ID on TPDO and RPDO. But When I Build the project it...

openCONFIGURATOR released /openCONFIGURATOR eclipse plugin/2.2.0/org.epsg.openconfigurator.updatesite-2.2.0_boost_1.54.zip

Christoph Ruecker created a blog post

openCONFIGURATOR V2.2.0 public release

openCONFIGURATOR released /openCONFIGURATOR eclipse plugin/2.2.0/openconfigurator-plugin-user-manual_V2.2.0.pdf

openCONFIGURATOR released /openCONFIGURATOR eclipse plugin/2.2.0/org.epsg.openconfigurator.updatesite-2.2.0.zip

Christoph Ruecker created a blog post

XDD Eclipse Tool Suite v1.0.0

Wolfgang Seiss posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Rama, XDD is an XML-based format that describes the features and interfaces of the device such as vendor and product name, version, object dictionary... You can edit it with any text or XML editor. You'll find information and examples about it in the Technical Download section of the EPSG homepage. Best regards, Wolfgang

Rama Widi modified a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Wolfgang, thank your for the response How to create my own xdd?? By the way I use raspberry pi 2 for this project.

Rama Widi posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi Wolfgang, thank your for the response How to create my own xdd??

Wolfgang Seiss posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi, XDD files are provided by the device manufacturer of the according device. E.g. if you are using I/Os from B&R, you can download the XDD package for POWERLINK I/O devices on the B&R homepage in the download section of the POWERLINK bus controller. If you create your own device, you have to provide the XDD yourself. Best regards, Wolfgang

Rama Widi posted a comment on discussion General Discussion

Hi, I'm very new in openConfigurator projects. I learn in your file openconfigurator-plugin-user-manual_V2.1.1.pdf, when I reach on point 6.1 there is modular_head_node.xdd. Where I can get it?? And also I learn on your youtube channel on tutorial part 1. There is anothe custom xdd file called POWERLINK_MN on CUSTOM_MN_XDD and for CN is POWERLINK_CN on CUSTOM_CN_XDD. Where I can get all those xdd file?? Regards, Rama

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Nicola, CrossTraffic is realized via CNs receiving the broadcast PRes from other CNs. What do you mean with double transmission channel? You can map multiple receive and transmit objects on the CN to realize the transmission of data between MN and CN. To configure cross traffic in openCONFIGURATOR you have to configure the transmitting nodes data and then the receiving nodes mapping. br Christoph

Nicola Rando posted a comment on discussion Help

Hello I'm new to the forum, and I do not know if I'm doing it right. I would need to know, if possible, some info about openPowerlink cross traffic for communication between Raspberry pi2. - How does cross traffic work? - How can I create a double transmission channel between MN and CN? - How to configure CN1 to capture CN2's Broadcast Pres? Thank you all in advance Greetings Nicola

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, Please disregard my previous post, I was reading off Raspberry Pi2 instructions regarding using openCONFIGURATOR. Now I understand that if I need to make certain changes, I simply import Demo_3CN into openCOnFIGURATOR. To do what I described (8 bit data followed by 16 bit and 32 bit data), I will probably need to create a custome XDD device/file. Simon

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I want to understand the way the objects are being specified using openCONFIGURATOR. Specifically in Demo_3CN, under the four columns: S.No / Object / Sub-object / Length / Offset, we currently have 1 / DigitalInput_00h_AU8(x6000) / DigitalInput(0x01) / 0x0008 / 0x0000 What is the significance of having “00hAU8(x6000)” part of DigitalInput in naming the object? Likewise does (0x01) have any significance in specifying the Sub-object? In other words, are they for clarifications or needed to generate...

taiw posted a comment on discussion Help

Hello WolfGang, Thanks, I understand that. Best Regards, taiw

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, That worked -- I am now able to create a new POWERLINK network project....

Wolfgang Seiss posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, You always get the xdd files from the device manufacturer. So, if you create...

taiw posted a comment on discussion Help

Custom XDD file module.xdd and modular_head_node.xdd where at 6.2 Add Module in Manual...

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, The issue is most likely caused by MSVC C++ runtime libs missing on you...

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

HI Christoph, As a follow-up, this is my system: Window 7 SP1, intel 64 bit laptop....

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I couldn't get the first suggested solution to work, so I installed...

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, This issue occurs because of the SF download servers enforcing strong encryption...

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I got a bit further...I follow the instructions in the User Manual...

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, What is the link for openCONFIGURATOR 2.1.2? Thanks, Simon

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, OC 1.4.1 is deprecated since 2 years and is not maintained any more. The...

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, I tried downloading again and this time I did not get the invalid message....

mark brill posted a comment on discussion Help

Christoph, That did it. Thank you very much. Mark

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Simon, I cannot reproduce the issue with unzipping the plugin container file....

openCONFIGURATOR released /openCONFIGURATOR eclipse plugin/2.1.2/org.epsg.openconfigurator.updatesite-2.1.2.zip

Simon Fok posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi, I downloaded the Win32 openConfigurator onto a PC but I couldn't even unzipped...

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Mark, Every POWERLINK network must have a managing node (normally PLC, industrial...

mark brill posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Chris, Yes i saw the videos pretty well done. But I cannot get past the setup...

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Mark, You can take a look at the manual and the video tutorials to learn more...

mark brill posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Christoph, Thank you for the reply. I'm trying to use the wizards through Eclipes...

Christoph Ruecker posted a comment on discussion Help

Hi Mark, From the error message I deduce that you try to add the Sick device as the...