Configuring the Multi IO Module in CODESYS.

Configuring RTD Channels for Temperature Measurements with CODESYS.

Configuring Analog Outputs with CODESYS.

Example for CODESYS with a PROFINET IO Controller and a PROFINET IRT Gateway.

Example Configuring Temperature Measurements.Installing CODESYS Runtime System on the RevPi Device.Backing up and Restoring a CODESYS License.How to Configure RevPi DIO by Using PiCtory.How to Transfer IO Configuration to logi.CAD3 (Jessie).How to Create a RAP File Exemplified by RevPiTimer.How to Create a Configuration File with PiCtory.How to Run Azure IoT Edge Runtime on RevPi Devices.Enabling and Disabling Revolution Pi Services.How RevPi Core Works w/o Separate Monitor/Keyboard.Installing RevPi Modules on a Top-hat Rail.Double-click on your RevPi to start the connection.Check the output of “teamviewer-info” again and see if “Device is assigned to:” shows your name.Enter the password that was displayed in the “teamviewer-info” dialog under “Remote Assignment Key”.

The “Assign to an account” dialog appears.

Then onto the cogwheel icon and confirm with “Assign an account…” Click on the arrow to the right of your RevPi. If you enter a password, the connection will be refused later (Beta).

Enter your TeamViewer ID and no password.

Click on the icon on the far left and then on “Add remote computer” in the menu.

*) If your RevPi Core isn’t in the same network as your PC, proceed as follows This creates unnecessary CPU load and write access to the eMMC. Otherwise RevPi Core tries to reach the TeamViewer servers continously and writesĮrror messages in the logfile. Disable Teamviewer if your RevPi Core is not connected to the internet.

How to remove teamviewer license file