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What you're referring to are the module emulators. Module emulators are always in two parts. The lower level part is typically used to perfom the module logic, and is used at a low level in the communications stack. When the PLC symbol table is read, Emulate3D recognises the device tags, and associates ...

Hi Thilak, I think you'll find all the help you need in the online documentation: Device Emulation for CIP Class 1 and Network Topology.

That's correct. For Allen Bradley PLCs, when it comes to which Emulate3D features are supported, the PLC is (almost entirely) not relevant. (There are some exceptions.) But the version of Logix is very relevant.

There you go - it's in your image: No modules to load. It suggests that you don't have the correct catalog loaded. And given that it's not listed in your catalog pane, it looks like that's probably the problem. I suggest that you revisit the thread that LogicIQ referred you to, and read the responses ...

Yes it could be that emulator visuals are already loaded, as per the thread LogicIQ referred to. Or it could be that the devices you're trying to emulate aren't supported. (You'll see a list in the links in that other thread.) But to answer your question directly, it does not depend on the specific ...

If you're using CIP Class 1 (while you wait for Echo network card support), then I suggest that you look carefully at the NIC in the laptop. Typically they tend to be quite underpowered in laptops, whereas desktop NICs tend to have more on-board features. This page in the online help might be useful. ...

Hi Lewis, Please log the issue with support@demo3d.com and include the ACD and your model. Thanks, Bernard -------------------------------------------

Hi Brent, The attached model should do as you ask. It does both the CIP Class 1 connection and the MSG instruction. We have a PCCC server implemented inside Emulate3D, but unfortunately it's not part of the public API. So you will need to fill in the missing parts of the attached script to ...