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  • 11/07/2016 at 10:08 am #46831
    Francesco
    Member

    Hi,
    i want start this great project, but my question is…what model of arduino board i must buy for good work with OPC library?
    Can someone list me all hardware that i must buy for start this work? (eg Ethernet shield, ecc)

    Thanks a lot
    Best regards

    13/07/2016 at 3:28 pm #47488
    i.martinez
    Keymaster

    Hello

    I think Yun is a great option but we need more information about your project to decide…p.e. do you need wire connection? how many inputs/output you will need?…

    All the best
    ilde

    22/07/2016 at 2:55 pm #47489
    abhilashms
    Member

    ardino uno is not suitable for small projects?

    27/07/2016 at 7:11 am #47490
    Francesco
    Member
    quote i.martinez” post=1409:

    Hello

    I think Yun is a great option but we need more information about your project to decide…p.e. do you need wire connection? how many inputs/output you will need?…

    All the best
    ilde

    Hi Martinez,
    thanks a lot for your reply.
    Yes a need a wired connection, i want use this project for simulate some devices with OPC server inside.
    I’m integrating OPC protocolo into my company product http://www.acotelnet.com/en/energy/scheda_prodotto_mau….i’m developing an OPC client software for talk with various OPC servers.

    Do you think that i can use for this an Arduino UNO with an Ethernet Shield?

    Best regards

    27/07/2016 at 8:16 am #47491
    i.martinez
    Keymaster

    Thank you for your kind words

    Yes, you can use the ethernet Shield but remember that you will need a Windows to run the OPC Server…the UNO is not power enough to get inside a OPC Server

    all the best
    ilde

    27/07/2016 at 8:24 am #47492
    Francesco
    Member
    quote i.martinez” post=1412:

    Thank you for your kind words

    Yes, you can use the ethernet Shield but remember that you will need a Windows to run the OPC Server…the UNO is not power enough to get inside a OPC Server

    all the best
    ilde

    Ok Martin,
    so you suggest to use Arduino Yun…is this the best solution? I want an OPC server that start and run indipendently to my windows workstation.

    Regards

    12/08/2017 at 4:23 pm #47567
    i.martinez
    Keymaster

    How is your projects going using OPC and open hardware devices?

    all the best
    ilde

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