OptoNews Tip: Free PAC Project sample files Blog - Published: Here's a handy compilation of our most popular—and most useful—examples for PAC Control and PAC Display: PAC Project samples Greatest Hits. This collection includes sample files we've created plus files you've posted to the OptoForum. Here's a handy compilation of our most popular—and most useful—examples for PAC Control and PAC Display: PAC Project samples Greatest Hits. This collection includes sample files we've created plus files you've posted to the OptoForum. <less OptoNews: Latest groov code samples available now Blog - Published: What if your operators could enter machine data on their phones and that data automatically appeared in a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet? What if production or usage data from your spreadsheet was...moreWhat if your operators could enter machine data on their phones and that data automatically appeared in a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet? What if production or usage data from your spreadsheet was automatically updated in your supervisor's groov mobile operator interface? Could be pretty handy, right? Well, we've got a couple of code samples to show you how to make it happen. <less OptoNews: Coming soon - mobile-friendly OptoForum format Blog - Published: A lot of you post questions and share your expertise in the OptoForum. It's a great place to get advice from other Opto product users, explore new ways to solve a control problem, or share your sample...moreA lot of you post questions and share your expertise in the OptoForum. It's a great place to get advice from other Opto product users, explore new ways to solve a control problem, or share your sample code. Now we're updating the forum platform to make it easier to use. Sometime in the next couple of weeks you'll see a major change. <less WeMo PAC Control Chart Blog - Published: Are you as fascinated as we are by the variety of "smart" devices now becoming available—and affordable? One of these is Belkin's WeMo switch. Plug the switch into an electrical outlet, plug in a light...moreAre you as fascinated as we are by the variety of "smart" devices now becoming available—and affordable? One of these is Belkin's WeMo switch. Plug the switch into an electrical outlet, plug in a light or appliance, and you can remotely turn it on or off with your smartphone. Our own OptoMary couldn't resist writing a little PAC Control code for the WeMo so she could add it to her groov mobile operator interface. She explains how she did it and includes her sample WeMo flowchart in this Control "smart" devices - WeMo Example OptoForum post. <less OptoNews Tip: 4 subroutines for sorting tables Blog - Published: The OptoForum community scores again! If you've ever needed to sort tables in PAC Control—string, float, or integer tables—here are 4 new helpful subroutines contributed by forum member Philip in Code Samples and Tips.The OptoForum community scores again! If you've ever needed to sort tables in PAC Control—string, float, or integer tables—here are 4 new helpful subroutines contributed by forum member Philip in Code Samples and Tips. <less OptoNews Tip: Peer-to-peer with REST Blog - Published: Here's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in...moreHere's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in SNAP PAC hardware controllers (both the standalone S-series and the rack-mounted R-series). <less Join the OptoForums community Blog - Published: Get great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good...moreGet great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good reason. The Forums have valuable technical advice, sample code, product feature discussions, and firmware release previews that you can't get anywhere else.The OptoForums community just surpassed 10,000 members! A sincere thank you to all our valuable contributors. And if you're not already a member, now is the time to sign up or sign in with your MyOpto account. You can find the direct link under the Community tab on our website. <less OptoForums - restructured and ready to help Blog - Published: New categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the...moreNew categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the OptoForums. It's where engineering minds meet to post questions, answer fellow forum user questions, recommend solutions or even provide code samples—all related to Opto 22 hardware and software. Moderated by Opto 22's Ben Orchard and Terry Orchard, the Forums are another great resource to keep bookmarked for troubleshooting or application advice. And the Forums recently went through some reorganization, with more topics and categories added to help you find your answers more quickly and efficiently. Take a look at what's new. <less OptoNews Tip: Share SNAP PAC data with Excel or Access Blog - Published: Have you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to...moreHave you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to adjust production to match projections. Maybe your PAC is monitoring equipment on-time and energy usage, and you want to add that data to an equipment maintenance database. <less OptoNews: Take PAC Project for a test drive Blog - Published: Interested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes...moreInterested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes everything you need to experiment with Opto 22's PAC Project automation software suite: <less OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: Latest groov code samples available now Blog - Published: What if your operators could enter machine data on their phones and that data automatically appeared in a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet? What if production or usage data from your spreadsheet was...moreWhat if your operators could enter machine data on their phones and that data automatically appeared in a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet? What if production or usage data from your spreadsheet was automatically updated in your supervisor's groov mobile operator interface? Could be pretty handy, right? Well, we've got a couple of code samples to show you how to make it happen. <less OptoNews: Coming soon - mobile-friendly OptoForum format Blog - Published: A lot of you post questions and share your expertise in the OptoForum. It's a great place to get advice from other Opto product users, explore new ways to solve a control problem, or share your sample...moreA lot of you post questions and share your expertise in the OptoForum. It's a great place to get advice from other Opto product users, explore new ways to solve a control problem, or share your sample code. Now we're updating the forum platform to make it easier to use. Sometime in the next couple of weeks you'll see a major change. <less WeMo PAC Control Chart Blog - Published: Are you as fascinated as we are by the variety of "smart" devices now becoming available—and affordable? One of these is Belkin's WeMo switch. Plug the switch into an electrical outlet, plug in a light...moreAre you as fascinated as we are by the variety of "smart" devices now becoming available—and affordable? One of these is Belkin's WeMo switch. Plug the switch into an electrical outlet, plug in a light or appliance, and you can remotely turn it on or off with your smartphone. Our own OptoMary couldn't resist writing a little PAC Control code for the WeMo so she could add it to her groov mobile operator interface. She explains how she did it and includes her sample WeMo flowchart in this Control "smart" devices - WeMo Example OptoForum post. <less OptoNews Tip: 4 subroutines for sorting tables Blog - Published: The OptoForum community scores again! If you've ever needed to sort tables in PAC Control—string, float, or integer tables—here are 4 new helpful subroutines contributed by forum member Philip in Code Samples and Tips.The OptoForum community scores again! If you've ever needed to sort tables in PAC Control—string, float, or integer tables—here are 4 new helpful subroutines contributed by forum member Philip in Code Samples and Tips. <less OptoNews Tip: Peer-to-peer with REST Blog - Published: Here's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in...moreHere's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in SNAP PAC hardware controllers (both the standalone S-series and the rack-mounted R-series). <less Join the OptoForums community Blog - Published: Get great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good...moreGet great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good reason. The Forums have valuable technical advice, sample code, product feature discussions, and firmware release previews that you can't get anywhere else.The OptoForums community just surpassed 10,000 members! A sincere thank you to all our valuable contributors. And if you're not already a member, now is the time to sign up or sign in with your MyOpto account. You can find the direct link under the Community tab on our website. <less OptoForums - restructured and ready to help Blog - Published: New categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the...moreNew categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the OptoForums. It's where engineering minds meet to post questions, answer fellow forum user questions, recommend solutions or even provide code samples—all related to Opto 22 hardware and software. Moderated by Opto 22's Ben Orchard and Terry Orchard, the Forums are another great resource to keep bookmarked for troubleshooting or application advice. And the Forums recently went through some reorganization, with more topics and categories added to help you find your answers more quickly and efficiently. Take a look at what's new. <less OptoNews Tip: Share SNAP PAC data with Excel or Access Blog - Published: Have you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to...moreHave you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to adjust production to match projections. Maybe your PAC is monitoring equipment on-time and energy usage, and you want to add that data to an equipment maintenance database. <less OptoNews: Take PAC Project for a test drive Blog - Published: Interested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes...moreInterested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes everything you need to experiment with Opto 22's PAC Project automation software suite: <less OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: Coming soon - mobile-friendly OptoForum format Blog - Published: A lot of you post questions and share your expertise in the OptoForum. It's a great place to get advice from other Opto product users, explore new ways to solve a control problem, or share your sample...moreA lot of you post questions and share your expertise in the OptoForum. It's a great place to get advice from other Opto product users, explore new ways to solve a control problem, or share your sample code. Now we're updating the forum platform to make it easier to use. Sometime in the next couple of weeks you'll see a major change. <less WeMo PAC Control Chart Blog - Published: Are you as fascinated as we are by the variety of "smart" devices now becoming available—and affordable? One of these is Belkin's WeMo switch. Plug the switch into an electrical outlet, plug in a light...moreAre you as fascinated as we are by the variety of "smart" devices now becoming available—and affordable? One of these is Belkin's WeMo switch. Plug the switch into an electrical outlet, plug in a light or appliance, and you can remotely turn it on or off with your smartphone. Our own OptoMary couldn't resist writing a little PAC Control code for the WeMo so she could add it to her groov mobile operator interface. She explains how she did it and includes her sample WeMo flowchart in this Control "smart" devices - WeMo Example OptoForum post. <less OptoNews Tip: 4 subroutines for sorting tables Blog - Published: The OptoForum community scores again! If you've ever needed to sort tables in PAC Control—string, float, or integer tables—here are 4 new helpful subroutines contributed by forum member Philip in Code Samples and Tips.The OptoForum community scores again! If you've ever needed to sort tables in PAC Control—string, float, or integer tables—here are 4 new helpful subroutines contributed by forum member Philip in Code Samples and Tips. <less OptoNews Tip: Peer-to-peer with REST Blog - Published: Here's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in...moreHere's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in SNAP PAC hardware controllers (both the standalone S-series and the rack-mounted R-series). <less Join the OptoForums community Blog - Published: Get great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good...moreGet great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good reason. The Forums have valuable technical advice, sample code, product feature discussions, and firmware release previews that you can't get anywhere else.The OptoForums community just surpassed 10,000 members! A sincere thank you to all our valuable contributors. And if you're not already a member, now is the time to sign up or sign in with your MyOpto account. You can find the direct link under the Community tab on our website. <less OptoForums - restructured and ready to help Blog - Published: New categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the...moreNew categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the OptoForums. It's where engineering minds meet to post questions, answer fellow forum user questions, recommend solutions or even provide code samples—all related to Opto 22 hardware and software. Moderated by Opto 22's Ben Orchard and Terry Orchard, the Forums are another great resource to keep bookmarked for troubleshooting or application advice. And the Forums recently went through some reorganization, with more topics and categories added to help you find your answers more quickly and efficiently. Take a look at what's new. <less OptoNews Tip: Share SNAP PAC data with Excel or Access Blog - Published: Have you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to...moreHave you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to adjust production to match projections. Maybe your PAC is monitoring equipment on-time and energy usage, and you want to add that data to an equipment maintenance database. <less OptoNews: Take PAC Project for a test drive Blog - Published: Interested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes...moreInterested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes everything you need to experiment with Opto 22's PAC Project automation software suite: <less OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
WeMo PAC Control Chart Blog - Published: Are you as fascinated as we are by the variety of "smart" devices now becoming available—and affordable? One of these is Belkin's WeMo switch. Plug the switch into an electrical outlet, plug in a light...moreAre you as fascinated as we are by the variety of "smart" devices now becoming available—and affordable? One of these is Belkin's WeMo switch. Plug the switch into an electrical outlet, plug in a light or appliance, and you can remotely turn it on or off with your smartphone. Our own OptoMary couldn't resist writing a little PAC Control code for the WeMo so she could add it to her groov mobile operator interface. She explains how she did it and includes her sample WeMo flowchart in this Control "smart" devices - WeMo Example OptoForum post. <less OptoNews Tip: 4 subroutines for sorting tables Blog - Published: The OptoForum community scores again! If you've ever needed to sort tables in PAC Control—string, float, or integer tables—here are 4 new helpful subroutines contributed by forum member Philip in Code Samples and Tips.The OptoForum community scores again! If you've ever needed to sort tables in PAC Control—string, float, or integer tables—here are 4 new helpful subroutines contributed by forum member Philip in Code Samples and Tips. <less OptoNews Tip: Peer-to-peer with REST Blog - Published: Here's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in...moreHere's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in SNAP PAC hardware controllers (both the standalone S-series and the rack-mounted R-series). <less Join the OptoForums community Blog - Published: Get great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good...moreGet great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good reason. The Forums have valuable technical advice, sample code, product feature discussions, and firmware release previews that you can't get anywhere else.The OptoForums community just surpassed 10,000 members! A sincere thank you to all our valuable contributors. And if you're not already a member, now is the time to sign up or sign in with your MyOpto account. You can find the direct link under the Community tab on our website. <less OptoForums - restructured and ready to help Blog - Published: New categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the...moreNew categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the OptoForums. It's where engineering minds meet to post questions, answer fellow forum user questions, recommend solutions or even provide code samples—all related to Opto 22 hardware and software. Moderated by Opto 22's Ben Orchard and Terry Orchard, the Forums are another great resource to keep bookmarked for troubleshooting or application advice. And the Forums recently went through some reorganization, with more topics and categories added to help you find your answers more quickly and efficiently. Take a look at what's new. <less OptoNews Tip: Share SNAP PAC data with Excel or Access Blog - Published: Have you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to...moreHave you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to adjust production to match projections. Maybe your PAC is monitoring equipment on-time and energy usage, and you want to add that data to an equipment maintenance database. <less OptoNews: Take PAC Project for a test drive Blog - Published: Interested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes...moreInterested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes everything you need to experiment with Opto 22's PAC Project automation software suite: <less OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews Tip: 4 subroutines for sorting tables Blog - Published: The OptoForum community scores again! If you've ever needed to sort tables in PAC Control—string, float, or integer tables—here are 4 new helpful subroutines contributed by forum member Philip in Code Samples and Tips.The OptoForum community scores again! If you've ever needed to sort tables in PAC Control—string, float, or integer tables—here are 4 new helpful subroutines contributed by forum member Philip in Code Samples and Tips. <less OptoNews Tip: Peer-to-peer with REST Blog - Published: Here's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in...moreHere's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in SNAP PAC hardware controllers (both the standalone S-series and the rack-mounted R-series). <less Join the OptoForums community Blog - Published: Get great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good...moreGet great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good reason. The Forums have valuable technical advice, sample code, product feature discussions, and firmware release previews that you can't get anywhere else.The OptoForums community just surpassed 10,000 members! A sincere thank you to all our valuable contributors. And if you're not already a member, now is the time to sign up or sign in with your MyOpto account. You can find the direct link under the Community tab on our website. <less OptoForums - restructured and ready to help Blog - Published: New categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the...moreNew categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the OptoForums. It's where engineering minds meet to post questions, answer fellow forum user questions, recommend solutions or even provide code samples—all related to Opto 22 hardware and software. Moderated by Opto 22's Ben Orchard and Terry Orchard, the Forums are another great resource to keep bookmarked for troubleshooting or application advice. And the Forums recently went through some reorganization, with more topics and categories added to help you find your answers more quickly and efficiently. Take a look at what's new. <less OptoNews Tip: Share SNAP PAC data with Excel or Access Blog - Published: Have you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to...moreHave you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to adjust production to match projections. Maybe your PAC is monitoring equipment on-time and energy usage, and you want to add that data to an equipment maintenance database. <less OptoNews: Take PAC Project for a test drive Blog - Published: Interested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes...moreInterested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes everything you need to experiment with Opto 22's PAC Project automation software suite: <less OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews Tip: Peer-to-peer with REST Blog - Published: Here's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in...moreHere's the latest Code Samples and Tips contribution in our new OptoForum: an example of easier peer-to-peer communication between PAC controllers. This example takes advantage of the new RESTful API in SNAP PAC hardware controllers (both the standalone S-series and the rack-mounted R-series). <less Join the OptoForums community Blog - Published: Get great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good...moreGet great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good reason. The Forums have valuable technical advice, sample code, product feature discussions, and firmware release previews that you can't get anywhere else.The OptoForums community just surpassed 10,000 members! A sincere thank you to all our valuable contributors. And if you're not already a member, now is the time to sign up or sign in with your MyOpto account. You can find the direct link under the Community tab on our website. <less OptoForums - restructured and ready to help Blog - Published: New categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the...moreNew categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the OptoForums. It's where engineering minds meet to post questions, answer fellow forum user questions, recommend solutions or even provide code samples—all related to Opto 22 hardware and software. Moderated by Opto 22's Ben Orchard and Terry Orchard, the Forums are another great resource to keep bookmarked for troubleshooting or application advice. And the Forums recently went through some reorganization, with more topics and categories added to help you find your answers more quickly and efficiently. Take a look at what's new. <less OptoNews Tip: Share SNAP PAC data with Excel or Access Blog - Published: Have you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to...moreHave you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to adjust production to match projections. Maybe your PAC is monitoring equipment on-time and energy usage, and you want to add that data to an equipment maintenance database. <less OptoNews: Take PAC Project for a test drive Blog - Published: Interested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes...moreInterested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes everything you need to experiment with Opto 22's PAC Project automation software suite: <less OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
Join the OptoForums community Blog - Published: Get great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good...moreGet great resources and tips from experienced Opto 22 product users—and help other users with your insights. You’ll see the OptoForums mentioned here on the blog from time to time, and that's for good reason. The Forums have valuable technical advice, sample code, product feature discussions, and firmware release previews that you can't get anywhere else.The OptoForums community just surpassed 10,000 members! A sincere thank you to all our valuable contributors. And if you're not already a member, now is the time to sign up or sign in with your MyOpto account. You can find the direct link under the Community tab on our website. <less OptoForums - restructured and ready to help Blog - Published: New categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the...moreNew categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the OptoForums. It's where engineering minds meet to post questions, answer fellow forum user questions, recommend solutions or even provide code samples—all related to Opto 22 hardware and software. Moderated by Opto 22's Ben Orchard and Terry Orchard, the Forums are another great resource to keep bookmarked for troubleshooting or application advice. And the Forums recently went through some reorganization, with more topics and categories added to help you find your answers more quickly and efficiently. Take a look at what's new. <less OptoNews Tip: Share SNAP PAC data with Excel or Access Blog - Published: Have you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to...moreHave you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to adjust production to match projections. Maybe your PAC is monitoring equipment on-time and energy usage, and you want to add that data to an equipment maintenance database. <less OptoNews: Take PAC Project for a test drive Blog - Published: Interested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes...moreInterested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes everything you need to experiment with Opto 22's PAC Project automation software suite: <less OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoForums - restructured and ready to help Blog - Published: New categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the...moreNew categories and reorganization of topics are just some of the reasons to visit the OptoForums. Whether you're new to using Opto 22 products or a long-time user, you can benefit from checking out the OptoForums. It's where engineering minds meet to post questions, answer fellow forum user questions, recommend solutions or even provide code samples—all related to Opto 22 hardware and software. Moderated by Opto 22's Ben Orchard and Terry Orchard, the Forums are another great resource to keep bookmarked for troubleshooting or application advice. And the Forums recently went through some reorganization, with more topics and categories added to help you find your answers more quickly and efficiently. Take a look at what's new. <less OptoNews Tip: Share SNAP PAC data with Excel or Access Blog - Published: Have you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to...moreHave you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to adjust production to match projections. Maybe your PAC is monitoring equipment on-time and energy usage, and you want to add that data to an equipment maintenance database. <less OptoNews: Take PAC Project for a test drive Blog - Published: Interested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes...moreInterested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes everything you need to experiment with Opto 22's PAC Project automation software suite: <less OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews Tip: Share SNAP PAC data with Excel or Access Blog - Published: Have you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to...moreHave you wanted to share I/O point or variable data from your SNAP PAC controller with a Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet or Access® database? Maybe you're tracking sales in a spreadsheet and want to adjust production to match projections. Maybe your PAC is monitoring equipment on-time and energy usage, and you want to add that data to an equipment maintenance database. <less OptoNews: Take PAC Project for a test drive Blog - Published: Interested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes...moreInterested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes everything you need to experiment with Opto 22's PAC Project automation software suite: <less OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: Take PAC Project for a test drive Blog - Published: Interested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes...moreInterested in Opto 22 SNAP PAC controllers, but not sure how they're programmed or what our automation software is like? You can find out now with the PAC Project Demo. This free download includes everything you need to experiment with Opto 22's PAC Project automation software suite: <less OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews tech tip: It's about time Blog - Published: Lately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a...moreLately we've received some questions about one of the key concerns in control: controlling something at a specific point in time. Maybe you want to turn on a pump at 6:00 a.m. every day Or start a process on Tuesday Or restart a count at midnight on the last day of each month This tip pulls together some resources for control based on time, day, and date. <less OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: New Modbus Integration Kit for Ethernet and serial Blog - Published: Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. Whether your Modbus equipment uses Serial RTU, Serial ASCII, or Modbus/TCP protocol, our latest Modbus Integration Kit has you covered. The kit makes it easier to integrate your Modbus equipment with SNAP PAC controllers running PAC Control strategies. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Access database Blog - Published: In the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll...moreIn the last OptoNews, we showed you how an Excel® spreadsheet can exchange data with an Opto 22 SNAP PAC using the SNAP PAC controllers' RESTful API (application programming interface). This time we'll show you how you can use the REST API with a Microsoft® Access® database. <less OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: New PAC REST API video - exchange data with Excel Blog - Published: What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. What does the new built-in RESTful API in Opto 22 SNAP PAC S-series and R-series programmable automation controllers mean to you? It means you can use a variety of programming languages to easily access data in the PAC. <less OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: New OptoForum ready now! Blog - Published: Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great.Have you been on the OptoForum lately? It looks different—clean and modern—and it's easier to use, too. It's easy to see the latest posts in one category, or in all of them. Also easy to see who's on a thread. Search works great. <less OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: Integrate CAN devices with your SNAP PAC System Blog - Published: Do you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the...moreDo you have devices on a Controller Area Network? Now you can communicate with them using the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B serial communication module and a new CAN RX/TX Integration Kit. New R2.0b firmware on the SNAP-SCM-CAN2B makes it possible to both transmit and receive data. When you enable transmit functionality, all data communications between the module and the SNAP PAC brain or controller are ASCII encoded and frame delimited for robust communications. <less How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
How to build IIoT solutions with Ignition 8 and MQTT Blog - Published: A new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in...moreA new webinar, hosted by Cirrus Link Solutions, explores the tools used to build an IIoT solution with Ignition and MQTT — both part of the groov EPIC system. Virtual events have become a necessity in today's business environment, and you'll want to add this upcoming webinar to your schedule. <less OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews Tip: Set up custom troubleshooting in PAC Manager Blog - Published: When you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with...moreWhen you're troubleshooting system problems, PAC Manager can be a big help. That's because PAC Manager communicates directly with your controllers and I/O units. You're probably already familiar with PAC Manager's Inspect window, where you can see detailed status data on an I/O unit or controller. This tip shows you a way to create your own custom checks on anything in the Inspect window. <less OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews tip: Totalizer helps you choose which pump to run Blog - Published: Let's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing...moreLet's say you have four pumps available, and you don't run them all at once. When it's time to start one, you want to choose the one with the least wear. You can decide which one to start by comparing the total amount of time each pump has run. That's a job for a totalizer. <less OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: New video - Diving deep with James Cameron Blog - Published: In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level.In 2012, explorer and filmmaker James Cameron did what no one had ever done before. He piloted a one-man submersible to Challenger Deep at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the lowest spot on earth, 6.8 miles (10.9 km) below sea level. <less RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
RTD with RIO Blog - Published: Using powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1...moreUsing powerful built-in software, it’s easy to add more functionality to the multifunction, mixed signal I/O on groov RIO, including using RTD temperature probes with minimal code. The groov RIO MM1, MM2, and even the groov EPIC GRV-MM1001-10 modules are extremely flexible, with an incredible number of software configurable options. Even with all that potential, you can do more when you combine this I/O with software tools like PAC Control, CODESYS, Node-RED, and custom Linux programs. A great way to see this is with RTD sensors. <less Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
Opto 22: Reconfigured and ready Blog - Published: Our sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to...moreOur sales and engineering teams have implemented new online strategies to help with your automation projects. Even before the onset of COVID-19, Opto 22 had begun reconfiguring its sales operations to better serve you. With today's business world relying on remote and online capabilities, we've now adapted to provide even more flexible, integrated support. <less OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: Now sense & switch industrial loads with your Raspberry Pi Blog - Published: Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible.Did you ever think a Raspberry Pi® could monitor or control real-world electrical loads like industrial motors, sensors, and pumps? Well, now it can! The new Digital I/O Carrier Board for Raspberry Pi (part number OPTO-P1-40P) makes it possible. <less OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoNews: New version of Node-RED for groov Box Blog - Published: We've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application...moreWe've just released version 3 of Node-RED for the GROOV-AR1 groov Box. Node-RED is an open-source software tool for digitally wiring together hardware devices (like the groov Box), APIs (application program interfaces), and online services. If you have a GROOV-AR1, Node-RED is included starting with groov Admin 44. <less OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items
OptoForums Top 5 of 2023 Blog - Published: A year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that...moreA year in review of the most popular topics and discussions on the OptoForums. Let's talk for a moment about our fantastic Opto 22 forum fans. The OptoForums host an amazing community. It seems that only a very small number of industrial automation manufacturers run their own public forums. Some community-supported efforts have sprung up to backfill the need for a place where like-minded folks can gather, but there is something special about having a place that is, well, for lack of a better term, "factory supported." Why is that a big deal? <less Page 1 of 2Next » Show 25 Items Show All Items Show 10 Items Show 25 Items Show 50 Items Show 100 Items