Codesys to ControlLogix over Ethernet IP

[@NarcísCondom]

Thanks you for the video. It helped me just now in a project! I'm new in Codesys. Long time ago working with Rockwell

[@joaoscreed]

Thanks you for the video. It helped me just now in a project!

[@pauldejong6085]

Hey no problem glad it helped

[@wadebortz6013]

Paul, thanks! With this video, I was able to piece together a Profinet -> Ethernet/IP gateway using a Raspberry Pi, when I could not get my commercial gateway to work. At least now I have a starting point to get this all working.

[@pauldejong6085]

Wade thanks, i'm glad it helped

[@jdholmes1990]

Thanks for the great tutorial. Never thought to use a raspberry pi for a codesys application... looks like another project for the test bench

[@pauldejong6085]

Yes its awesome actually, the cool part is that its super cheap both the Pi hardware and the driver from Codesys

[@vitovt5828]

Thank you! Great video! I used manual found at CodeSys forum long time ago to do same thing. I would like to mention also, that you can communicate to any Ethernet/IP device (VFD, remote I/O, scanners, RFID readers, etc) from Raspberry PI/CodeSys.

[@marchelnir]

Great explanation, very helpful, Thanks

[@danwhite9524]

Was trying to use this video, but apparently some things have changed in the last couple of years. Any chance you would make a new one with current versions of both sofwares?

[@srivamsimalladi5577]

When I try going online after adding Ethernet/IP adaptors and modules as shown in the video, I get Ethernet/IP adaptor status as not running. I do not see any errors in the log, but there is a red triangle beside the adaptor and the input and output modules under it. Could anyone help me with how to debug this issue please?

[@RASeattle]

Thank you for the concise but detailed explanation and step-by-step setup tutorial. I'm a ControlLogix expert, especially with generic Ethernet modules, but a novice with CoDeSys and was unfamiliar with the I/O configuration steps and the Gateway / Ethernet port configuration. The other tutorials I've found from 3S jump to the more complex EtherNet/IP Scanner object and don't explain the simpler Adapter. The next question: is there a size or data type between 1 element (Byte, Word, DWord, REAL) and the Big (504 byte) Input and Output objects, or are those the only possible data connections ?

[@pauldejong6085]

Ken Sorry i did not get back to you sooner. Couple things. As you noted i did this example with 1 word in and out, I would have to try multiple words to see. If i get a chance this week i will. Secondly, you mentioned you are a ControlLogix expert but a CODESYS Novice, well we just posted a class in the CODESYS Store for people like you. CODESYS is hosting (I'm teaching) a CODESYS class for Rockwell experts. Its a shorter class that concentrates on showing the equivalencies between the two product lines. go to us.store.codesys.com/events.html. I'm also teaching a Siemens to CODESYS class as well that same week. Beyond that don't hesitate to contact me, [e-mail] if you have any further questions.

[@richardweiwang]

Thanks much for the detailed video. I do not know what is wrong, but when I insert my ethernet/ip adapter, I can not even pass compile, it gives me plenty of errors, it looks like library is missing. Do you know if this Ethernet/IP adapter has to be licensed? Thank you much

[@pauldejong6085]

No it does not have to be licensed. At least to test. If you want to run without a time out yes you will need a licence. You might very well have a library issue. Go into the library manager and try to reload any issuing libraries

[@veoteveo1]

thank you....is there easy a way to migrate a AB plc program (rslogix 500 in a SLC500) to codesys?

[@pauldejong6085]

Not really, I can do that manually though. Poke me and we can discuss [e-mail]

[@veoteveo1]

@@pauldejong6085 imwill advise thank you

[@tips6233]

Why did you turn off unicast in the generic ethernet module?