Short video showing how to create data tags for IP Address, NetMask, and Gateway and how to make them Data Entry so an operator could change them from the Display Screen
So after doing this are you unable to update the program from Crimson via ethernet anymore? Thats what I'm running into - since Crimson doesn't understand that the =tag in the IP field means for instance 192.168.1.42 it can't contact the HMI to update...
You will probably need to do the Commit & Reset for the IP change to take effect. Make sure the the Download Enable is set in the Comminucations - Network - Download tab when you make these changes.
+Noah Adelman I suspect if you had a Modbus driver for the Arduino we could talk to it. Our Productivity Station device does have a DVI / HDMI output to go directly to a TV. But we do not have a way for the touch feature of those screens to connect to our product as that requires the Windows operating system in which case we run our own OS.
So after doing this are you unable to update the program from Crimson via ethernet anymore? Thats what I'm running into - since Crimson doesn't understand that the =tag in the IP field means for instance 192.168.1.42 it can't contact the HMI to update...
You will probably need to do the Commit & Reset for the IP change to take effect. Make sure the the Download Enable is set in the Comminucations - Network - Download tab when you make these changes.
Any Idea how to hook up an arduino to a redlion modular controller in crimson 3? Or hook up a normal PC monitor to the controller like an HMI? Thanks!
+Noah Adelman I suspect if you had a Modbus driver for the Arduino we could talk to it. Our Productivity Station device does have a DVI / HDMI output to go directly to a TV. But we do not have a way for the touch feature of those screens to connect to our product as that requires the Windows operating system in which case we run our own OS.