@craigweb said in connect to Ethernet relay board:

mango modbus test tool.

thank you for replay .. but be noted that board "robot-electronics.co.uk ETH-RLY16 V3" is not modbus tcip its an ethernet relay and as you mentioned i changed its ip to static an i can reach that ... my problem is setting data source ... tcpip datasouce and it's datapoints ... i attached relay board settings , datasource and data point configuration ... hoping you or any here could help to set the rights settings.

i want to connect to relay board from "robot-electronics.co.uk ETH-RLY16 V3"
could you please help me to pick the recommended datasource type, i tried to use tcpip but need help to put the right settings for data point any advice.

thank you

hi all , i wanna to make an javascript function to loop into set of modbus settable points to change it's values , actually to toggle on/off each point depends on parameter that i should provide.
i found something here but it serve only one point value , lets say that my data points name are b1_r01,b1_r02,b1_r03,b1_r04 ... b1_r08 , i wanna to change it's values after pressing on a button in a page using dashboradV3.1.
and here the script i found:
<script>function togglePoint( dataPointXid ) {
var getPoint = new XMLHttpRequest();

getPoint.addEventListener('load', function() {
    //Consider returning if empty response text
	var point = JSON.parse( this.responseText );
	point.enabled = !point.enabled;
	
	var putPoint = new XMLHttpRequest();
	putPoint.open('PUT', '/rest/v1/data-points/'+point.xid, true);
	putPoint.setRequestHeader( 'X-XSRF-TOKEN', /XSRF-TOKEN=(.*?);/.exec(document.cookie)[1] );
	putPoint.setRequestHeader( 'Accept', 'application/json' );
	putPoint.setRequestHeader( 'Content-Type', 'application/json' );
	putPoint.send(JSON.stringify(point));
});

getPoint.open('GET', '/rest/v1/data-points/'+dataPointXid, true);
getPoint.setRequestHeader( 'X-XSRF-TOKEN', /XSRF-TOKEN=(.*?);/.exec(document.cookie)[1] );
getPoint.setRequestHeader( 'Accept', 'application/json' );
getPoint.send();

};

togglePoint("F6_B01_R01");
</script>

hi phildunlap;

completely right, it's Linux system and old ES , i logged as 'admin' using provided password and tried to access /opt/mango/bin/ma.sh start , system replied me that service already started .also web calling using name nothing working, when i list network settings using linux commands inet settings for eth0 is not configured , trying to do that required root password that we lost , also listing users command shows a lot of users , 'admin' one of them but it's doesn't have root permission to edit anything like IP address .
one of those users is 'mango' has the required permissions , could you advice me what to do, may you can provide me with that user default password or any other work around in-order to config our network devices settings.

@phildunlap said in Mango v3:

exact

thanks phildunlap ,

what i meant is if i installed mango service on a virtual operating system (lets say windows server 2012 on vmware environment) will mango handle communicate with mod-bus serial devices.

regards;

Hi all,

our mangoes required to input username and password when turn it on.
after logging i'm trying to run it manually using opt/mango/bin/ma-start.sh but also not working noted that we has not root password .
screen shots attached.!

i think this post will be very important for all mango automation users , can i use mango v3 on a virtual vm-ware or hyper-v operating system.

hi all,
as i titled this post,
i'm totally new on mango automation , can anybody here provide me required settings to add new MODbus serial data source and data point which will controlling lights . i used M-7053 16-channel Non-Isolated digital input module .