Hello. Thank you for sharing your knoweldage and time. I was just try to install OpenPLC Editor on Raspberry Pi Zero W2 and Raspberry Pi 400, according to your guidance on this video, using Linux archive from your site. Raspberry OS was freshly installed in booth cases, finished install, I see OpenPLC Editor icon, when try to start, it loads for some time and then stops without any message or anything. Just stops. Can you please help me? I previously used version 1.0 that was upgraded to 1.29 or like that, now there is no functional OpenPLC Editor on mz devices.
OpenPLC Editor was designed to run on your computer, not on the Pi itself. There are significant diferences in the architecture that makes it a little complicated. It is still possible to install and run the editor on the Pi, but will require some digging on the installation process by an experienced Linux user. Most likely the installer failed to install packages and dependencies on Raspbian. If you start the Editor manually from terminal (instead of clicking on the icon) you will probably see what is missing.
Hi 🙂 Thanks a lot for these videos and for the platform, I'm trying it in windows , but I would like to install it in Mac Os 10.14 . the compiler gives me an error (only compatible with Mac OS 12) is there no version for my 10.14 ? thanks for an answer
macOS is very picky about older OS versions. It is already hard to support macOS given its restrictions (I believe OpenPLC Editor is the only PLC IDE available on macOS). Adding support for older versions of macOS is even harder...
Great VIDEO! I am a system intergrater from Malaysia and keen on trying OpenPLC with my upcoming project. Up to date, which hardware is the most stable to use with OpenPLC?
As far as stability goes, pretty much all mainstream boards are very stable. Raspberry Pi was the first platform supported, so it has been tested for a longer time. Industrial devices like UniPi, Neuron PLC and P1AM work great, with emphasis to P1AM for being so cheap, elegant and functional, and for sponsoring our project! :)
I clicked "I don't agree" botton for 4:06 part. Therefore, I now can't even run Open PLC, it just mererly pop out my terminal every time i click Yes for installing dependencies. I try to delete it and download and install it again, but nothing has changed. How can I solve this problem?
I am using OpenPLC in python2.7 environment. Has OpenPLC been updated? If updated, please tell me the python version and wxpython version it uses, thank you for your answer!
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Hello. Thank you for sharing your knoweldage and time. I was just try to install OpenPLC Editor on Raspberry Pi Zero W2 and Raspberry Pi 400, according to your guidance on this video, using Linux archive from your site. Raspberry OS was freshly installed in booth cases, finished install, I see OpenPLC Editor icon, when try to start, it loads for some time and then stops without any message or anything. Just stops. Can you please help me? I previously used version 1.0 that was upgraded to 1.29 or like that, now there is no functional OpenPLC Editor on mz devices.
OpenPLC Editor was designed to run on your computer, not on the Pi itself. There are significant diferences in the architecture that makes it a little complicated. It is still possible to install and run the editor on the Pi, but will require some digging on the installation process by an experienced Linux user. Most likely the installer failed to install packages and dependencies on Raspbian. If you start the Editor manually from terminal (instead of clicking on the icon) you will probably see what is missing.
Is the download link currently safe to download, because the antivirus immediately removes it once downloaded?
When i clicked to install, Windows Defender blocked the inicialization
Hi 🙂
Thanks a lot for these videos and for the platform, I'm trying it in windows , but I would like to install it in Mac Os 10.14 . the compiler gives me an error (only compatible with Mac OS 12) is there no version for my 10.14 ? thanks for an answer
macOS is very picky about older OS versions. It is already hard to support macOS given its restrictions (I believe OpenPLC Editor is the only PLC IDE available on macOS). Adding support for older versions of macOS is even harder...
@@openplc thanks so much for quickly reply😊,last question please i’ve tested a variable retain but not work , any suggestion?
Thank you so mutch for this video . Can you make a nother video about openplc capability in language programing in big ladder projects please .
Stay tuned as new videos will come out shortly. There will be a session dedicated just for ladder programming
Ok
I can't open the program on my computer
Great VIDEO!
I am a system intergrater from Malaysia and keen on trying OpenPLC with my upcoming project.
Up to date, which hardware is the most stable to use with OpenPLC?
As far as stability goes, pretty much all mainstream boards are very stable. Raspberry Pi was the first platform supported, so it has been tested for a longer time. Industrial devices like UniPi, Neuron PLC and P1AM work great, with emphasis to P1AM for being so cheap, elegant and functional, and for sponsoring our project! :)
I clicked "I don't agree" botton for 4:06 part. Therefore, I now can't even run Open PLC, it just mererly pop out my terminal every time i click Yes for installing dependencies. I try to delete it and download and install it again, but nothing has changed. How can I solve this problem?
Go to the registry and delete that entry
Guys have you used QT for making the editor? Looks like QT style GUI components.
No, it is wxPython
on my windows 10 its not working
Should work just fine. Post more details about the error you are facing on OpenPLC forums to get help: openplc.discussion.community
openplc editor uses python 2.7, I'm now on python 3.11. so I cant start the editor. is there any fix ?
The new editor from the Autonomy website (autonomylogic.com) has been updated to Python 3 and wxPython Phoenix 4.2.0
Application not loading on my Macbook Air M2. Posted in the forum. Appreciate if anyone could look into the error log I posted.
The new editor from the Autonomy website (autonomylogic.com) has fixed this issue. Just download the new one and reinstall
I am using OpenPLC in python2.7 environment. Has OpenPLC been updated? If updated, please tell me the python version and wxpython version it uses, thank you for your answer!
The new editor from the Autonomy website (autonomylogic.com) has been updated to Python 3 and wxPython Phoenix 4.2.0
I use Manjaro, Please support Manjaro and arch base distribution. please please.