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You could try to create the station object at runtime and then based on the product code path set the correct route. See below pseudocode, not sure it is officially supported, but it seems to work. In general, I have noticed that you can do a lot via netlogic even though it might not be intended to work/support. ...

@AutomateSHANE or @asemlucben. Is this correct channel for reporting bugs or should I turn elsewhere? Thanks! -------------------------------------------

@asemlucben any idea? Below are also logs. I highlighted the incorrect tag count logs, even though the browse is called on different station object, and you can see that the station is synchronizing correctly etc. 2026-01-21 06:01:35.677;urn:FTOptix:RAEtherNetIP;0;Verbose1;0;Created behaviour for ...

The calls are back-to-back. The browse call is doing a resync with the driver so that can take some time. All calls are successful, just that the browse is browsing the "wrong station" even though the reference looks correct. Have not found anything else even when stepping through. Since I cannot ...

I used to reference design time created stations before I realized that I could create them during runtime as well. So, I used to init in constructor and forgot to update to local. The behaviour is however still the same and the station variable is not touched outside the method. ------------------ ...

Thanks for your fast reply. Adding some of my code below, tried to add comments explaining reasoning behind. I run the netlogic as runtime on 'global' level. If I run it for one station independently it works without errors, this is the case for running against either of my two stations. But the problem ...

Hi, I have some requirements that involves doing runtime imports from multiple Rockwell sources with the ethip driver. I create the drivers dynamically with netlogic and then call the browse and import APIs. If I just do it for one station it works fine, but if I try to do it for the second station ...