I am working on making a generic RSLogix 5000 application and Factory Talk View ME Application.
What I mean by this is that I want to make general functions/subroutines etc in my free time that I can re-use for future projects and the same thing with FT View ME.
So I have already made a RSLogix template and factory talk view template as well. The thing is I would like to have all the tag names to be the same as in {[PLC(whatever slot number)]name_of_generic_tag_here}
The generic tag names aren't a problem it is the [PLC_slot_number] that is because it is based off the name that we originally gave it.
I don't want to use the same project over and over again I would like to be able to just export what parts of it that I need and be able to re-use them without changing a bunch of tag names.
I believe I can do this by messing with the OPC Server name ( I think) but I am new to OPC servers and am currently working on something and would hate to kill the connections/server that I have already made.
Is this something that anyone has tried before and if so how well did it work?
Once again thanks for any input and advice
JustAGreenHorn
What I mean by this is that I want to make general functions/subroutines etc in my free time that I can re-use for future projects and the same thing with FT View ME.
So I have already made a RSLogix template and factory talk view template as well. The thing is I would like to have all the tag names to be the same as in {[PLC(whatever slot number)]name_of_generic_tag_here}
The generic tag names aren't a problem it is the [PLC_slot_number] that is because it is based off the name that we originally gave it.
I don't want to use the same project over and over again I would like to be able to just export what parts of it that I need and be able to re-use them without changing a bunch of tag names.
I believe I can do this by messing with the OPC Server name ( I think) but I am new to OPC servers and am currently working on something and would hate to kill the connections/server that I have already made.
Is this something that anyone has tried before and if so how well did it work?
Once again thanks for any input and advice
JustAGreenHorn