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Beckhoff ADS implementation for python
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Infos #4

Closed mttmnr closed 8 years ago

mttmnr commented 8 years ago

Hi! I'm quite new to Beckhoff and ADS; i'm trying to use your code to connect from a python client, but it is not clear to me what exactly should I do to "insert your client AMS-ID into the ams table of your target device! " can you explain it more 'operativly'?

Thank you in advance Matteo

chwiede commented 8 years ago

Hi Matteo,

each ADS Device (sps, coupler, etc) has a "ADS Table". Each ADS-Client has an AMS-ID. If this AMS-ID isn't listed in the target devices table, it won't be allowed to access.

This ams table might be empty, in this case any client is allowed - give it a try.

While using pyads the clients ams-id is defined by you.

For 'operativly' informations you have to consult your manual - a sps or emulated sps work's different then a bus coupler.

Good luck, Christoph

mttmnr commented 8 years ago

Thanks I'm trying to connect from python to a Beckhoff Twincat 3 system, so i was wondering where the table is ( maybe i have to create the route); i will search better: from what I see , beckhoff Infosys is full of informations, but not always easy to find.

Thanks a lot ! Matteo

2015-11-19 18:14 GMT+01:00 Christoph Wiedemann notifications@github.com:

Hi Matteo,

each ADS Device (sps, coupler, etc) has a "ADS Table". Each ADS-Client has an AMS-ID. If this AMS-ID isn't listed in the target devices table, it won't be allowed to access.

This ams table might be empty, in this case any client is allowed - give it a try.

While using pyads the clients ams-id is defined by you.

For 'operativly' informations you have to consult your manual - a sps or emulated sps work's different then a bus coupler.

Good luck, Christoph

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