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NOC 321 IO Scanning
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Posted: 2019-11-2105:24 AM
NOC 321 IO Scanning
The BME NOC 321 can forward packets from its Control network (SCADA/Programming) to the Field Network (CPU). However, is it possible to use the IP forwarding to read data from devices on a different domain to the M580?
For example, my M580 CPU is at address 172.168.16. 10 and I want to read data from a device at 192.168.0.120.
When I try to add a device to the NOC 321 I get a message saying that it must be in the same domain as the field network, i.e. 172.16.x.x the same as the CPU.