N
Hi everybody,
Can anybody recommend an AntiVirus that is appropriate for a realtime control system based on Windows XP SP2, TwinCAT I/O, a VB6 program and Profibus communication to a PLC?
In addition to above description of the system I should say that in this system an IPC connected as a slave profibus node to the PLC (Siemens 315-2DP). The VB6 program communicate to PLC via TwinCat I/O by using ADS.ocx controls.
The VB program sends some commands via IPC serial port (Com1) to other devices.
An important thing that should consider in selecting antivirus is that the VB program send serial port commands based on an acuurate time delays (in the one mili-second range). Actually the VB program communicate with an ECU system via K-Line bus with KWP2000 protocol. I'm afraid about the delays may come to the system by using antivirus.
Please let me know your experience of using antivirus programs in TwinCAT control systems and your antivirus recommendation for this case.
Many thanks in advance for your help.
Best regards,
Najafabadi
Can anybody recommend an AntiVirus that is appropriate for a realtime control system based on Windows XP SP2, TwinCAT I/O, a VB6 program and Profibus communication to a PLC?
In addition to above description of the system I should say that in this system an IPC connected as a slave profibus node to the PLC (Siemens 315-2DP). The VB6 program communicate to PLC via TwinCat I/O by using ADS.ocx controls.
The VB program sends some commands via IPC serial port (Com1) to other devices.
An important thing that should consider in selecting antivirus is that the VB program send serial port commands based on an acuurate time delays (in the one mili-second range). Actually the VB program communicate with an ECU system via K-Line bus with KWP2000 protocol. I'm afraid about the delays may come to the system by using antivirus.
Please let me know your experience of using antivirus programs in TwinCAT control systems and your antivirus recommendation for this case.
Many thanks in advance for your help.
Best regards,
Najafabadi