@cechurat
No problem, Node-Red is always good for a (temporary) work around.

@cechurat I am not 100% sure. I am not in control of the PC that is running this Keptware software.

I believe that it was originally set at 1Hz but I am not sure, but when it was set to 0,1Hz it was working fine.
For the moment it is still crashing the application because I believe it is set at a too high polling rate again. (I assume....I am not in control and do have no access on this PC, so it's hard to verify if this is the real problem.)
But if I change the port number of the OPC UA server to make sure nobody is polling the server then everything keeps running fine.

It would be good that only the communication would stop and not the entire rexcore.

I will send you a PM with the complete setup.

@cechurat Hi Tomas,

Thank for letting me know. No worries, I'll make sure to always install RexArc.

Cheers

Mike

@reitinge No worries, I was just wondering. Thank you for the reply

Cheers

Mike

@reitinge
Hi Jan,

Ok, no worries. Thanks you for the help. All sorted by reinstalling the 32-bit version.

Cheers

Mike

@cechurat Hi Tomas,

That's awesome, thank you for your help.

Cheers,
Mike

@reitinge Hi Jan,

Ok no worries, thank you for the update.

Cheers,
Mike

@pancirm Hi Michal,

Thanks for your posts. There is no one-shot solution for general filtering applications so playing around with AVG function block would be the approach I would recommend. There are also some filters which can be used - low-pass, band-pass, and spike.

Kind Regards,
Tomas

Hello, @jackobocze.
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Hello, @jackobocze.
REXYGEN Community Forum is predominantly an english speaking forum.
Please, refrain from using languages other than english. By doing so your comments and contributians can be useful to much larger field of users of this forum.
In the future we would like to keep this forum english only and that could cause comments and contributions written in other languages to be deleted without prior notice.

@reitinge Thank you, everything works as I wish.

@rexpeter Hi Peter,

I have an update on your Topic. It is possible to change the Slave IP address by configuring "Address" parameter (e.g. GoTo flag "MTM__1_Address" in your case).

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Cheers,
Tomas

The problem was indeed a licensing issue, it is now solved thanks to Rexygen support - excellent customer service as always.

@cechurat Hi Thomas,

Thanks for the replay.

I'm about to get some pi 5's to run REXYGEN on, so that's good to know. I won't be fitting Monarco HATs to these so no issue there.

But will be getting one once you release the updated design etc

Cheers,
Mike

@Jan-Reitinger Thank you so much for efficient help. So far I have used Inport and Outport blocks for working with subsystems. Now I am able to use them to exchange data between tasks.

@Jan-Reitinger Thank you so much for efficient help. Now it works exactly as I wish.

Hi @stepan-ozana,

The delay you're observing in Windows is likely due to process prioritization and interruption handling, which are less efficient and harder to control compared to a Linux-based system like Debian or Raspberry Pi OS. In Linux, you have better control over how processes are scheduled and managed, allowing the system to run more smoothly and minimizing the BUSY signal duration. Windows, on the other hand, tends to introduce more overhead when executing external processes, even if the script itself does nothing, due to the way it handles process management at the system level.

Additionally, our systems on Raspberry Pi use a real-time kernel, which further improves the timing and responsiveness of processes. That's why we recommend running time-critical processes on Debian-based systems.

Cheers,
Jan

@gninaus Hi Guenther,

the fix is available in our daily build repository: https://download.rexcontrols.cz/partner/daily/

Feel free to test it and report back.

Kind Regards,
Tomas

@cechurat Hi Tomas,

That worked thank you, I used apt-get which didn't seem to update the REX stuff.

Thank you
Mike