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now i'm doing very minor change but only have that newer API installed on my PC. project was created a while ago by somone else and installation file of the PowerMAC API has been mistakingly overwriten with the newer version (files with same name - version number should be part of the file name).

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and they make a lot of revisions.! in fact, right now i have an issue with the API driver for the PowerMACs. but my biggest complaint is that they are so quick to make changes - after product is released - without ensuring compatibility between versions.

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i can even live with poor manuals and website. i don't have problem that they didn't foresee everything when they created product.

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they don't have a half decent download section on their website, manuals are not good, and it just so happens that some things are not clear or not even mentioned. this means that DATA part is only 7 bytes long.

you can shorten it for example, let's say you want to send only string ABCDEFG as VIN.

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in the manual they show that this is 0045 but that is only valid if you actually sent all 25 characters of the VIN. so if you are sending VIN number (ID) for example and you want to send less than 25charactes inside data field (MID=50, see 5.8.1), then you must adjust the first part of the header to indicate proper length. beware that first 4-byte group in the header (0020 in example above) is actual MESSAGE LENGTH (all bytes in the message are counted except the last NUL character). if you are using ethernet, get decent analyzer like also call Sweden, they have nice little program that communicates with PF3000 and has lots of goodies (for example it shows each message in ASCII and HEX). now if using RS232, this whole thing should be between STX and ETX bytes as well. terminator: i presented null character as # at the end of the telegram, (21st byte). data block: there is no data block (data block length is zero.). header alone is 20 byte long (manual shows first eight only, followed by Rev and Spare which should be zeros, that is the third part of the message above and it countains 12 zeros.). that message alone must be 21 byte long or something like 0020-0001-000000000000-# header: i inserted dashes to make it more readable. i guess you are trying to send message 0001 (communication start as explained in 5.3.1).

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only header is 20byte long so minimum message length is 21 byte (header plus one byte for NUL). i'm rusty on this one but if my memory is any good this message is waaaay too short. Anything with a web browser will work from Windows CE pocket computers to wireless Palm PilotsД«lackboxx is right about writing convention for address:port but to help with rest of the question - i don't think message like 002000010010 is valid. As long as they can physically get to it from the network and have IE they are ready to go.

No special software needed such as RsLinx or any type of interface on the PCs. You can build web pages on it to view just about anything from production data to diagnosing problems with machines. The only thing that keeps it from being used more is many PLC programmers are reluctant to cross the line to the computer side. The EWEB is not the most popular Controllogix module but it is probably has the most unrealized potential of the Controllogix platform and is by far my favorite. It is also capable of communicating directly with VB or any other software that can issue a HTTP request (no RsLinx needed) and transfer 2500 tags at a time in the form of an XML file which is easy to parse in VB. It will take care of your socket connections and you get a great Web Server for free. As long as threre is not any actual Ethernet I/O I would say definately go with the EWEB of the information given so far. There are other differences but don't have anything in front of me to look at. The big communications that the EWEB is missing is class 1 messaging (you can't put Ethernet modules below it in the I/O tree of RsLogix 5000). If it goes through RsLinx, is RsView or something like that then the EWEB can do it. The EWEB may be able to communicate with the supervisory system depending on the setup.