TMDSPLCKIT-V3 host protocoll

Francesco Cicchello

Hello everyone, I bought the kit TMDSPLCKIT-V3 to develop a project control lighting some lamps ... Now I connect multiple kits TMDSPLCKIT-V3 together and manage them via an external microcontroller with uart, I wanted to ask has anyone ever tried to do a job like that? Where can I find a guide that explains how to send and receive data with the URAT?

Thank you all in advance

over 11 years ago

0 Igor Gorbachev over 11 years ago

Guru 20525 points

Hi,

I would recommend you to request to plc_support@list.ti.com or to Kim Wonsoo: wonsoo.kim@ti.com. Maybe you will get answer faster. Also you can try to place your questions at this thread .

Regards,

Igor

0 Francesco Cicchello over 11 years ago in reply to Igor Gorbachev

Prodigy 160 points

Thanks for the reply ... I have already written on the post waiting for some response!

0 Francesco Cicchello over 11 years ago in reply to Francesco Cicchello

Prodigy 160 points

There is a more detailed guide on PLC software suite?

0 Igor Gorbachev over 11 years ago in reply to Francesco Cicchello

Guru 20525 points

Hi, Francesco.

Download these PLC materials. Perhaps it will help you.

Regards,

Igor

0 Francesco Cicchello over 11 years ago in reply to Igor Gorbachev

Prodigy 160 points

Thank you very much, very kind!
Good Sunday.

0 Francesco Cicchello over 11 years ago in reply to Francesco Cicchello

Prodigy 160 points

Hi, I have made progress and are able to communicate with the modem using a terminal uart ... Now I wanted to switch to using a microcontroller using PLC Suite Host Message Protocol Specification, but I can not understand the differences between the modes of operation! In particular, what is the difference between these modes:
1) Normal Mode
2) MAC Mode
3) Mode LLC
4) P2P Mode
5) MAC Mode (no eAppEmu)
6) PHY Mode
7) G3 Embedded App Emu

In the document, PLC Suite Host Message Protocol Specification are not described, how can I tell the difference?

The goal is to communicate more modem plc in order to exchange data and commands, how do I configure the modem to operate as a base node or service node?

Thank you all for the help, good day

0 Francesco Cicchello over 11 years ago in reply to Francesco Cicchello

Prodigy 160 points

I forgot, I'm using the G3 protocol!

0 Igor Gorbachev over 11 years ago in reply to Francesco Cicchello

Guru 20525 points

Hi, Francesco!

If you have downloaded already PLC materials which I have mentioned before, then you can find PLC Suite Host Message Protocol Specification into G3 PLCpackage V5210 or here 8228.TI_plcSUITE_host_msg.pdf

Regards,

Igor

0 Francesco Cicchello over 11 years ago in reply to Igor Gorbachev

Prodigy 160 points

Hello, I am studying the file, but you do not specify in detail the mode of operation! For example, the "Normal Mode" or "P2P Mode" how do they work? What are the differences?
If I want to create a service node and a base node, which mode should I use?

Sorry for the many questions, but it is a new subject for me ....

0 wayne lu1 over 10 years ago

Expert 1255 points

Hi ,Francesco.

How is going about your lamps lighting control?
I'm interesting what you done.

regards,
Wayne

0 Francesco Cicchello over 10 years ago in reply to wayne lu1

Prodigy 160 points

Hello, we are proceeding with the prototype but we have a problem .... the -SOMPLC-F28PLC83 is no longer available for purchase !!! We can not find it, and the project is stopped because we can not carry out the prototypes.

When will the new model -SOMPLC-F28PLC84 sale?

Thank you all

0 wayne lu1 over 10 years ago

Expert 1255 points

Hi

I'm interesting in "connect multiple kits TMDSPLCKIT-V3 together and manage them via an external microcontroller with uart" which you had mention in your post.
Cause I am stuck on how to addressing the PLC kit with particular one and send the data to it.
How did you locate the device which you want?

Regards,
Wayne

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