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[PXCT-88] - PLC IDE User Manual #2425
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Through this user manual, you will learn how to set up, configure and leverage the full potential of the Arduino PLC IDE, including its IDE, debugging tools and industrial communication capabilities. Whether you are new to PLC programming or an experienced automation engineer, this guide will help you master the Arduino PLC IDE's features, tools and capabilities. | ||
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***<strong>Important</strong>: Before installing the latest release of the PLC IDE, ensure that any previous versions (including the PLC IDE Tools) are completely uninstalled using Windows "Add or remove programs" tool. Additionally, delete the "T" folder located in C:\Users<your username>\AppData\Local\T.*** |
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***<strong>Important</strong>: Before installing the latest release of the PLC IDE, ensure that any previous versions (including the PLC IDE Tools) are completely uninstalled using Windows "Add or remove programs" tool. Additionally, delete the "T" folder located in C:\Users<your username>\AppData\Local\T.*** | |
***<strong>Important</strong>: Before installing the latest release of the PLC IDE, ensure that any previous versions (including the PLC IDE Tools) are completely uninstalled using Windows "Add or remove programs" tool. Additionally, delete the "T" folder located in C:\Users\your username\AppData\Local\T.*** |
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Do not use these "<" ">" symbols if not for HTML formatting, it breaks everything. In this case was avoiding preview to work and local render.
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#### Installation Process Troubleshooting | ||
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After installation, you can launch the PLC IDE to see the welcome screen. If you encounter any issues with the software, try these troubleshooting steps: |
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After installation, you can launch the PLC IDE to see the welcome screen. If you encounter any issues with the software, try these troubleshooting steps: | |
After the installation, you can launch the PLC IDE to see the welcome screen. If you encounter any issues with the software, try these troubleshooting steps: |
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### Opta™ Connection to your Computer | ||
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After installing the PLC IDE software, you can connect your Opta™ device to your computer. Connect your Opta™ device directly to your computer using a [USB-C® cable](https://store.arduino.cc/products/usb-cable2in1-type-c), preferably to a USB port on your computer rather than through a USB hub. If you are using an external power supply, verify it meets the specifications of +12-24 VDC/0.5 A before connecting it to your Opta™ device. |
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After installing the PLC IDE software, you can connect your Opta™ device to your computer. Connect your Opta™ device directly to your computer using a [USB-C® cable](https://store.arduino.cc/products/usb-cable2in1-type-c), preferably to a USB port on your computer rather than through a USB hub. If you are using an external power supply, verify it meets the specifications of +12-24 VDC/0.5 A before connecting it to your Opta™ device. | |
After installing the PLC IDE software, you can connect your Opta™ device to your computer. Connect your Opta™ directly to your computer using a [USB-C® cable](https://store.arduino.cc/products/usb-cable2in1-type-c), preferably to a USB port on your computer rather than through a USB hub. If you are using an external power supply, verify it meets the specifications of +12-24 VDC/0.5 A before connecting it to your Opta™ device. |
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### Project Setup | ||
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After installing and configuring your PLC IDE, you can begin creating your first project. The PLC IDE provides an intuitive interface for project creation and configuration. |
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After installing and configuring your PLC IDE, you can begin creating your first project. The PLC IDE provides an intuitive interface for project creation and configuration. | |
After installing and configuring your PLC IDE, you can create your first project. The PLC IDE provides an intuitive interface for project creation and configuration. |
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This configuration page provides access to essential board settings and parameters that you will need for your project development. |
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I think that using "Device" instead of "Board" is more accurate.
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Follow these steps to install the runtime program on your Opta™: | ||
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- Navigate to the board configuration page |
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I think that using "Device" instead of "Board" is more accurate.
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The default project structure includes a basic counter program that demonstrates core PLC IDE functionalities. To access and run this program: | ||
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1. Locate the `main` file in your **Project** window as shown below: |
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Click **OK** to confirm and add the variable to the Watch window. | ||
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***<strong>Tip</strong>: You can also add variables to be monitored by dragging them from the Project tree or the Main program directly into the Watch window.*** | ||
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**Monitoring the Hello World Example:** |
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This section is duplicated, please maintain the better developed one.
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