WW IAS Integration with Rockwell Power Monitor 3000 M6

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WW IAS Integration with Rockwell Power Monitor 3000 M6

Posted by Ketan on 4 November, 2009 - 9:00 am

Hi All,

If any one has tried to write data from Wonderware Application Server to Rockwell Power Monitor 3000 M6, pls. guide me also. I am able to read data from the Power monitor on the WW IAS but not able write data into it from WW IAS.

Thanks in advance
Ketan

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Posted by Jimmy Miles on 17 November, 2009 - 2:06 pm

Ketan,

You are one step ahead of me. I've got some PM 3000 M4 units that I'm trying to setup with Wonderware. Which driver did you use? Do your units have the Ethernet/IP comm card?

You can email me at jimmy.o.miles [at] nasa.gov

Thanks in advance,
Jimmy

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