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Allen-Bradley
ABCIP Supports the following Device Families:
- By simply selecting whether your LED driver should be constant current vs. Constant voltage and then providing basic voltage and current information about the LED light source to be controlled, the tool will provide you with a complete, up-to-date list of Lutron LED drivers able to control that LED light source.
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ControlLogix
GuardLogix
CompactLogix
FlexLogix
SoftLogix
MicroLogix
ABTCP Supports the following Device Families:
PLC-5
SLC500
Automation Direct
ADPRO Supports the following Device Families:
Productivity Series 2000
Productivity Series 3000
DOMOR Supports the following Device Family:
Do-More H2 Series
KOYO Supports the following Device Families:
DirectLOGIC DL05
DirectLOGIC DL06
DirectLOGIC DL240
DirectLOGIC DL250-1
DirectLOGIC DL260
AutomationDirect’s DirectNet protocol
BACNet
BACLITE Supports the following Device Families:
BACNET v1
BACNET v2
BACNET V3
Bosxh Rexroth
Codesys Supports the following Device Families:
L40
L65
Eaton
Codesys Supports the following Device Family:
XC-CPU202
General Electric
GESRTP Supports the following Device Families:
Series 90-30
Series 90-70
Versamax
Versamax Micro
Versamax Nano
PACSystems (RX3i)
PACSystems (RX7i)
InduSoft
ITME Supports the following Device Families:
InTouch Machine Edition v7.0
InTouch Machine Edition v8.0
Microsoft
OI Gateway Supports the following Device Family:
DDE
Mitsubishi
MELSEC Supports the following Device Families:
MELSEC-Q
MELSEC-QnA
MELSEC-L
Not supported:
MELSEC-iQ-R
MELSEC-iQ-F
MELSEC-F
MELSEC-QS/WS
Modbus Ethernet
MBTCP Supports the following Device Family:
Generic Modbus TCP Ethernet
Modbus Serial
MBSerial (Obsolete) Supports the following Device Family:
Modbus Serial
MQTT
OI Gateway Supports the following Device Family:
MQTT v3.1
OMRON
OMRONFINS Supports the following Device Family:
OMRON FINS Ethernet
OPC Foundation
OI Gateway Supports the following Device Families:
OPC-DA
OPC-UA Client
Not Supported:
OPC-HDA
OPC-A&E
OPC-UA Server
OPTO22
OPTOMMP Supports the following Device Family:
SNAP PAC Controllers
Schneider Electric
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MBTCP Supports the following Device Families:
Modicon TSX Quantum
Modicon TSX Momentum
Modicon TSX Premium
Modicon Compact 984 (thru Modbus Bridge)
Modicon Micro (thru Modbus Bridge)
Modicon M340 Series
Modicon M580 Series
So Machine Supports the following Device Families:
Modicon Logic Controller M241
Modicon Logic Controller M251
Motion Controller 3 LMC Eco
Motion Controller 3 LMC Pro
Motion Controller 3 LMC Pro2
Not Supported:
Modicon Logic Controller M221
Modicon Logic Controller M258
Modicon Logic Controller Easy M100
Modicon Logic Controller Easy M200
Siemens
SIDirect Supports the following Device Families:
S7-300 series
S7-400 series
S7-400H series
S7-1200 series
S7-1500 series
Not Supported:
S7-200 series
WAGO
Codesys Supports the following Device Family:
750-841
Web Service
WEBSVC Supports the following Device Families:
SOAP
REST
Wonderware
OI Gateway Supports the following Device Families:
SuiteLink
ArchestrA Mx
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#LastOfYahoo Re: Driver modifications for Quantum Programmer #LastOfYahoo
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#18298 last of the thread: Driver modifications for Quantum Programmer TCC:} |
#18299 I looked for post number 53630 on the JMRI groups in Groups io and found no such number. Dapenquin notes that there are three different JMRI groups. To which group are you referring? |
#18300 Lou, as Dapenguin mentioned, there are more than one JMRI forums on group io. I searched for the post #53630 and found none. However, I did manage to finally get the SiLabs 3.2 driver installed. In order to facilitate this, I had to uninstall JMRI and SiLab drivers (both QSI's and JMRI's). I even edited the registry (removing all signs of QSI). I then rebooted, disabling driver signing and completed the installation with no hitches. I then loaded QCVManager, Quantum Upgrade and Q1a Upgrade with no problems. I have yet to reload the JMRI SiLabs driver. I don't know if that's going to mess things up or no. |
#18301 KJ, As far as I know, JMRI has no Silabs (or any other external) drivers. Is this driver you are referring to perhaps for another system you are interfacing to your computer like NCE or Digitrax? |
#18302 Yes! You are correct. Our club programming track is an NCE Powercab, connected to JMRI via USB board. This requires the SiLabs driver (different than the QSI SiLabs driver). |
#18303 Sorry for the slow response, I have been out of town and under the weather.. Sorry for not being more specific on the group name. It is JMRIusers which is the one that has all the converted messages from Yahoo. Here is a link to the conversation: https://groups.io/g/jmriusers/message/53630?p=,20,0,0,0::relevance,%22QSI%2C+JMRI+and+the+Mac%22,20,2,0,19501924 What system did you get the driver to work on? The instructions for the JMRI topic is about a few things and references on how to modify the .inf file to add the virtual com port. This allows JMRI to work with the QSI programmer. Ass I said, this worked for me for a while on Win 10 until an update killed it. I haven’t tried ver 3.2 as I was hoping to get current drivers working so I didn’t lose the programmer with the next update. Hope this helps. Lou |
#18311 Hi Lou, You asked, 'What system did you get the driver to work on?' The laptop is an older Lenovo (IBM) with Windows 7 Professional operating system. The club layout uses NCE systems, including a Powercab / USB interface for the programming track. I have yet to test if the just re-installed NCE Silabs driver is now conflicting with the QSI Silabs driver. It seems the QSI Silabs driver must be installed first. So far so good. KJ |