Hi Marco, at 7:26 you are creating a new user with new credentials. You can type in any name and password you like. @7:39, you use the credentials you just created (at 7:26)

@@RevolutionPi In fact I can't create new user. Maybe I did it when I start month ago but I don't remeber it. Can we reset it ?

@@MarcoPitruzzella-d9b Hi Marco, we can only offer you limited technical help on KZbin. Please post your question in our forum ( revolutionpi.com/forum/ ), where our support staff will be able to help you.

What exactly do you want to test? You can use the "revpi - single - input" to read out any value, for example. There will soon be a series of tutorials explaining exactly how to use NodeRED for automation with Revolution Pi. Regards Stefan Support |'KUNBUS

Hi, yes, the RevPi Compact is compatible with CODESYS. However, you have to purchase the license separately and directly from CODESYS.

I never blew something up. And I worked with hundereds of them as a customer. Even when a customer accidentally connected it to 57V, nothing was damaged. It has reverse polarity protection and all necessary Industrial ans UL certifications. Okay, I roasted some DIOs when I connected loads (motors) that exceeded the output specifications by far. But these were motors. What exactly blew up? What did you do?

@@crismancich how you get the connection between a core s and a dio? My still burn the fu****g red PWR led sometimes on dio sometimes on the core still after a reboot it will change from core to dio or from dio to core

@@crismancich I'm talking about connecting a device to the wrong side of the RevPi. A simple mistake could blow it all up, according to Kunbus.

​@@robertbox5399 It's ridiculous to claim for industrial purposes when the hardware can be destroyed so quickly...it's a shame because it would give global players a huge slap in the face if it were thought out a little better

My greatest concern is that there are more messages warning that you can destroy your devices by incorrect connection than how to connect them.

@@robertbox5399 Hi Robert, you can find the english documentation here: revolutionpi.com/manual/ we also have those videos with english subtitles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6itZqJ9h8p6bqc If you have any question, don`t hestiate to ask your question in our english forum: revolutionpi.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=5&sid=1c2f5d90249bd0ee063354852afc3465

@RevolutionPi We have bought 7 32GB Rev Pi's plus a LOT of expansion modules. The link is to a getting started guide with help for people who don't understand Python, for example. I would like a proper manual (and a version of your products suitable for automotive - multiple LIN and CAN plus I/O that can handle vehicle voltages)...

Hi Joshua, you might wanna have a look at our written tutorials on our website: revolutionpi.com/tutorials/quick-start-2/. Those tutorials also includes a section on how to install e.g. a CODESYS license on RevPis which don`t have CODESYS presinstalled.

@@RevolutionPi Thank you Sir for your reply my problem at the moment is that I cant find or Access my REVOLUTION PI RevPi Connects. I already tried to use advance scanner but still didnt find the IP address of my REV PI.

@@JoshuaChristianJavier Hi you might wanna ask that question in our RevPi forum to get help. Please also make sure that you don`t have Micro-USB attached, otherwise you won`t find your RevPi.

It depends on your project wether the RevPi or a Siemens Logo is the better hardware. The RevPi is an IPC which can be used as a compact controller/soft-plc, the Logo is a classic plc. Generally, the RevPi is way more flexible since it`s an open system with an Linux-based OS and is not limited to the Siemens ecosystem.

Hi, thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, since the Compute Module 4S has more or less the same hardware layout as the Compute Module 3, the RAM of the S and SE series is still limited to 1 GB. Good news though: We also developed a Revolution Pi based on the Compute Module 4, which has up to 8 GB RAM. We plan to bring this device on the market in the first half of 2023. Some more info here: revolutionpi.com/road-to-revpi4/

@@RevolutionPi Ah, I see I got confused on the compute model numbers. Thanks for the clarity, speedy response and pointer to the new ones. I will follow that thread.

Hi Adam, you can find the video with english subtitles under following link kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6itZqJ9h8p6bqc

Actually, the price for the RevPi Compact is 481 Euro plus VAT.

Hi Jermone, currently we don`t have a local distributor in the Philippines, but you can buy Revolution Pi from one of the big, international electronic distributor like digi-key or RS components. Please check the complete list of distributors here: revolutionpi.com/where-to-buy/

@@RevolutionPi thanks so much

Yes, you might want to check out "unclutter". We don`t have a tutorial on that, but if you google "raspbian unclutter" you`ll find some tutorials on how to hide the cursor.

It`s not on our roadmap yet (sorry), but we`ll tell our RevPi product manager.

@@RevolutionPi thank you. I am just learning the basics of the system. Found out encoders already work. Its not perfect yet but there deffinately is potential.

Hi Michael, unfortunately, we do not expect the supply bottlenecks to improve noticeably in the coming months. Sadly, we still only receive fractions of the materials we order and which would be necessary to cover the demand.

When the video was created in 2017, Python 2 was statistically the most popular and widely used Python version. That`s why the Raspbian Jessie Image also had both Python versions (Python 2 and Python 3) integrated.

Hi Scott, unfortunately we are (as many others) struggeling with the global chip shortage. That`s why we still can`t produce as much RevPis as we´d like to.

@@RevolutionPi Are some new products using Compute Module 4 in the works?

@@skewty Yes, there is. First one will be a device similar to the RevPi Connect. Unfortunately, we got the same problems as with the current devices. Right now, we can`t get some electronic parts in edaquate numbers :( Under following link, you can find some technical details about the upcoming RevPi 4: revolutionpi.com/road-to-revpi4/

Gerne 😁

Yes, as the RevPi is a modular system, you can use it as a PLC by choosing the right set-up (base module + expansion modules). Most customers use the RevPi Connect+ base module with our IO expansion modules. You can find an overview of all modules here: revolutionpi.com/revolution-pi-series/

Hi Wooyay2, thanks for the information. You are absolutely right. To solve this problem, you can either disable Apache or change ports. We will update our official manuals shortly. At the mean time we explained how to change ports in this post in our forum: revolutionpi.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=11545#p11545

Right now, this module is just a prototype, developed by one of our employees. Sorry ;)

How is the development of this prototype? I want to use a stepper motor for a project with the revpi. I'm ok with a prototype of the PCB/code/housing. If needed I can 3d print my own housing.

One of the biggest advantages of the Revolution Pi over a classic PLC is, that it's way more flexible. You can either use Soft-PLC software like CODESYS or write your own little control program in C, Python etc.. You can use the RevPi as an IIoT gateway to collect data and send them to the cloud or you just use the RevPi as a normal IPC. Some of our customers buying large quantities even let us install their own customized software image on it.

Sorry to hear, that you don`t like the videos. However, the videos in this specific playlist were never meant to be "How-to's" or "Tutorials" but short introduction videos of the products, mentioning the most important features of the featured devices. Mostly for people who rather watch a video than read a product text. Good news for you though: We`ll be continuing shooting our Tutorial videos shortly and one of them will also feature the RevPi Connect feat. CODESYS.

Hi Yasin, currently we don`t offer specific software development services. However, since RevPi is open source, any 3rd party software company with skills in Linux and control software could develop software for the Revolution Pi system.

Hello Leo, yes there is: Check out the Video with english caption: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIvYnKRoiZuDe7s: You can also check all videos with english caption here: revolutionpi.com/tutorials/video-tutorials/

@@RevolutionPi Thanks!!

Hi, you can order the RevPi directly in our online shop ( revolution.kunbus.de/shop/en/ ) or at one of our distributors (the list of all distributors can be found here: revolution.kunbus.com/where-to-buy/) Unfortunately, due to the global chip shortage the RevPi modules are sold out now and again.