aliazzzz/monarco-hat-library-for-codesys-v3

CODESYS 3 Library for Monarco HAT

monarco-hat-library-for-codesys-v3's Issues

Dev Description error

This is on Codesys V3.5 SP11 Patch 3 64 bit

"Cannot import device description file '.....\MonarcoHAT.devdesc.xml': '>' is an unexpected token. The expected token is '=' Line 42 Position 92".

This is "data-pjax-transient>". Should this be data-pjax-transient=TRUE or some other value as in other lines?

.Package file does not yet install .library file in the user directory

The library will will be installed in the CODESYS library manager but the source code project is not available in the user directory;

Workaround
download the .library loose from git

Package 0.9.0.3 Crashes Codesys

This is on Codesys V3.5 SP11 Patch 3 64 bit, possibly important it is running in a VMWare virtual machine Windows 7 64 bit. This had no effect however in installing the Pi and Wago packages.

Loading the package file results in an immediate crash notification. Selected save crash report but Codesys is locked up in the package installer screen. Only way out is to kill entire Codesys process. Cannot find any traces of the crash report....BUMMER!

RS485 for Modbus RTU

Greetings,

I now have my Monarco hat and everything up and running. One Wire works perfectly from inside codesys. I do however seem to be having some issues with the compilation of some libraries. I will wait a bit for that though. My "issue" is I am wondering if I can use the native Codesys RS-485 Modbus RTU support with your system and without external libraries and calls? I see in the example you have separate calls for RS-485.

I ran a "dmesg" and it is showing /dev/ttyAMA0 (which I assume from your documentation may be the "terminal". I also see /dev/ttyS0. What I am wondering is if either of these may be a direct line to the RS485 that can be used directly from the Codesys Modbus RTU drivers? Looking at the Codesys forum I found that when a USB - RS485 adapter is used, it is added as follows:

""so you need to add in /etc/CODESYSControl.cfg
(Attention you need to remove the 0 from USB0)

[SysCom]
Linux.Devicefile=/dev/ttyUSB
portnum := COM.SysCom.SYS_COMPORT1;""

Assuming that ttyS0 is a direct line to the RS485 port, would you agree that adding "Linux.Devicefile=/dev/ttyS" would bring me directly to the RS485? I am a bit worried by this as we already have the Linux.Devicefile=/dev/ttyAMA and the portnum command doesnt seem to attach to a particular tty (unless it attaches only to the preceeding devicefile call).

What is your take on all of this?

Add .projectarchive file

Will be added to repo if not too big, current size exceeds over 60MB