RevPi Library for Codesys
- SkilletsFTW
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I've been following the tutorial below for adding the RevPi library to a Codesys project, but I haven't been able to find a download link to the RevPiLib.compiled-library. Has this been published anywhere?
https://revolution.kunbus.com/tutorials ... einbinden/
https://revolution.kunbus.com/tutorials ... einbinden/
Skillet > Slat > Power and Free
Hello the Libaray is unfortunately not released yet. But we're planning the release later this year.
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Hi Dirk
Is the library released yet?
If not, when is the next approach to release it?
Regards David
Is the library released yet?
If not, when is the next approach to release it?
Regards David
Hi
Please could we have the release date for this library. I have run through the tutorial and come across the same problem.
Regards
Ray
Please could we have the release date for this library. I have run through the tutorial and come across the same problem.
Regards
Ray
Dear Community members - have a look here for the download of the RevPiLib Codesys Library:
https://revolution.kunbus.com/tutorials ... rect=en_US
https://revolution.kunbus.com/tutorials ... rect=en_US
When trying to install the library I get an error message.
"The specified library is not a managed library. (Reason: Project information not found.)
Has anyone gotten this library to work?
"The specified library is not a managed library. (Reason: Project information not found.)
Has anyone gotten this library to work?
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I followed this tutorial: https://revolution.kunbus.de/tutorials/ ... rect=de_DE
The “RPO.REVPI_CPI_IN”, “RPI.REVPI_PIDI” and the “RPI.REVPI_CPI_OUT” seem to work. Unfortunately, if I map the Inputs of the “RPI.REVPI_PIDI” to “RPI.REVPI_PIDO” in the CFC it does not turn the outputs high.
I wrote a similar program in logi.cals, which was working. But in Codesys it does not. Any ideas how to solve this issue?
Additional note:
I also exchanged the files of the readme.txt:
main.js -> /var/www/pictory/resources/js
config.json -> /var/www/pictory/resources/data/patterns/export
e04.json -> /var/www/pictory/resources/data/patterns/export
The “RPO.REVPI_CPI_IN”, “RPI.REVPI_PIDI” and the “RPI.REVPI_CPI_OUT” seem to work. Unfortunately, if I map the Inputs of the “RPI.REVPI_PIDI” to “RPI.REVPI_PIDO” in the CFC it does not turn the outputs high.
I wrote a similar program in logi.cals, which was working. But in Codesys it does not. Any ideas how to solve this issue?
Additional note:
I also exchanged the files of the readme.txt:
main.js -> /var/www/pictory/resources/js
config.json -> /var/www/pictory/resources/data/patterns/export
e04.json -> /var/www/pictory/resources/data/patterns/export
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Hello Hsu_doebbert,
If you want to do output in Revpi by Codesys, you should make the block of RPI.REVPI_CPI_OUT be executed last. You can change the execution sequence of block by the menu.
If you want to do output in Revpi by Codesys, you should make the block of RPI.REVPI_CPI_OUT be executed last. You can change the execution sequence of block by the menu.
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Revamping this topic... where can we find the library? As now the revpi features codesys!
Here you shall find the download link for RevPi Library for Codesys
https://revolution.kunbus.com/tutorials ... ds/#driver
https://revolution.kunbus.com/tutorials ... ds/#driver
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