communication between Beckhoff and Crestron

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from the System Integration Department department...

communication between Beckhoff and Crestron

Posted by Magnus O. on 1 October, 2009 - 1:54 am

We need to talk to Crestron with a Beckhoff PLC. The PLC has already running a Crestron server and the communication has been tested and it works (someone created a demo for our company).

Only, we wish to use the Crestron read/write blocks in FBD/CFC, like one would use any other common box.

What I need to know: can we just use several Crestron read/write blocks on several places throughout the program (without having to worry about buffering)?

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