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Only Professional and Gateway licenses support that. One guess is that LabView might be using FastDDE, which was Wonderware's innovation, instead of OPC. That confusion is one of the reasons why they renamed RSLinx Enterprise to "FactoryTalk Linx". Your boss is definitely wrong that a RSLinx Enterprise activation will activate RSLinx Classic.

RSLinx Enterprise is for communications between controllers and FactoryTalk applications.įor more information see the RSLinx® Enterprise Getting Results Guide, Publication LNXENT-GR001.

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This enables you to see values, such as sensor readings and other controller data from your plant floor devices, on your desktop computer or dedicated PanelView Plus terminal. RSLinx Enterprise configurations, which you create and modify using the Communication Setup editor, are used by your applications to communicate with devices (such as controllers and I/O scanners) on the plant floor. RSLinx Enterprise is a FactoryTalk Live Data™ server and FactoryTalk Alarms and Events server. RSLinx Classic is available in four versions to meet the demand for a variety of cost and functionality requirements.įor more information see the RSLinx® Classic Getting Results Guide, Publication LINX-GR001. RSLinx Classic also incorporates advanced data optimization techniques and contains a set of diagnostics. RSLinx Classic is an OPC Data Access Compliant Server and a DDE server. These range from device programming and configuration applications such as RSLogix and RSNetWorx, to HMI (Human-Machine Interface) applications such as RSView32, FactoryTalk View SE (Site Edition), and FactoryTalk View ME (Machine Edition), to your own data acquisition applications.

#Rslinx classic sort software#

RSLinx Classic for Rockwell Automation Networks and Devices is a comprehensive factory communication solution, providing Allen-Bradley programmable controllers access to a wide variety of Rockwell Software and Allen-Bradley applications. RSLinx Classic software is not the same as RSLinx Enterprise software. What is the difference between RSLinx Enterprise software and RSLinx Classic software? Answer

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You will need the RSLinx Classic license for what you're trying to do. It is used for FactoryTalk communications. RSLinx Enterpise is a data server and Alarms & Events handler. Does anyone have any experience with OEM licenses not working with OPC properly?

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And I'd love to just buy another Pro license, but they seem to be hard to come by from a distributor. I don't want to tell my customer to go buy an expensive Linx license and then find out it won't work. They're telling me an OEM license should work just fine and that Enterprise won't do what he wants it to do. I've spoken to Rockwell a few times about this, and they seem to disagree with him. He's saying we should use RSLinx Enterprise and that the license for that should just let the RSLinx Classic that's installed just work again. He says, however, that the OEM and Gateway licenses won't work with the DAQ software they're using because of some issue with 3rd party OPC clients (It's a custom LabView program). The DAQ machine pulls tag data from 3-4 PLC systems in the building, so I assumed Classic OEM would do the job. Now I've spoken to my boss about what license we should get. At some point, the RSLinx Professional license was moved to another machine to use for some testing and never moved back. They've had the system working for a while, but it sat unused for about a year. My customer is running a DAQ machine (Windows XP SP2) to collect data from RSLinx OPC. I'm stuck in an infinite loop of confusion with the licenses for this software and I'm hoping someone on here might help shed some light for me. Please click "report" on spam Related sub-reddits: (*) At mods' discretion, certain self-promotion submissions from people who contribute to this sub in other ways may be allowed and tagged with the "Self-promo" flair

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