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Hello Michal,
as far as we know, no one implemented the eBUS in REXYGEN. However, implementation should be possible, for example, via eBUS <-> USB converter and REXLANG or Python programming block.

Cheers,
Jan

REXYGEN supports the permanent storage of function block parameters (e.g. as the ycn parameter of the CNR block). Parameter values ​​can therefore be stored in persistent memory and this value will appear in the program after a power failure. For some specific blocks such as INTE, it is even possible to store the value of their internal state.

In order to store the function block parameters, the checkbox Persistent parameters in block properties must be checked. All function block parameters and also internal states in selected blocks will be stored (excluding arrays).

The full documentation to persistent memory is here: doc

Cheers,
Jan

Hello,
we have prepared a new web application that will make it easier to work with Debian devices. Device Web Management is a supplementary web application for REXYGEN-powered devices. The application lets user to setup a handful of various features whose configuration would otherwise be accessible only through the command line interface of the underlying operating system.

All necessary information should be in the User guide.

Cheers,
Jan

Hello,
we started to generate our own Raspberry Pi OS image, where REXYGEN and our new tool Device Web Management is already pre-installed. The image is dedicated for the Raspberry Pi with Monarco HAT (Monarco driver is installed). It is therefore no longer necessary to install REXYGEN on the Monarco HAT manually or using scripts.

The procedure for downloading the image and installing it is described in the Getting Started on Monarco HAT manual. You can also find here a list of all changes compared to the official Raspberry Pi OS image.

The image will always be generated and published on this link once in a while. We hope it will make it easier for you to work with Monarco HAT and REXYGEN. If you encounter any problem, do not hesitate to contact us here on the forum or on our support.

Cheers,
Jan