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You may have to wait a minute for the OPC client to catch up, particularly if there are a LOT of points or tags attached.
Enable OPC connections in your client (ClearSCADA, etc.). Open the RSLinx Classic Launch Control Panel and check ‘Always Run As Service’ and then start the RSLinx service using the Start button. Note: This step is very important or RSLinx will not startup as a service. Click ‘Done’ and then close the RSLinx Classic App. This updates the shortcut to reference the proper Driver/device. Once you have selected the proper controller, click ‘Apply’ at the bottom of the screen. #RSLINX CLASSIC INHIBIT CONNECTION DRIVER#
Then using the Data Source tree on the right hand side, navigate to the correct driver and controller.
To re-link a ‘shortcut’, click on the shortcut. If the driver tree did not expand the shortcut needs to be re-linked. 
The driver tree on the right should expose the PLC or controller that shortcut is linked to. In the left panel, click on a device/shortcut.
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On the right you will see the drivers configured in RSLinx and any devices that are communicating via those drivers.
In the dialogue that opens you will a list on the left, these are the OPC ‘shortcuts’ or OPC ‘devices’. Click on the DDE/OPC Menu in the toolbar and select Configure OPC Topic Configuration. If that fails, you might have to restart. If it does not open RSLinx might still be configured to Always Run As a Service, repeat step 2. This allows you to open the RSLinx Classic app and change settings. Open the RSLinx Launch Control Panel from the start menu. This is a screenshot of ClearSCADA, showing where you might disable the OPC channel connected to RSLinx. When a 1756 discrete output module using a rack-optimized connection in a remote chassis. RSLinx attempts to run automatically when clients attempt to connect. redundancy system revision or by using RSLinx Classic software. This assumes RSLinx is configured to run as a service already. Open the RSLinx Launch Control Panel from the start menu. If you come across a SCADA server that is using RSLinx and it is no longer working here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try to get it working again. This is a screenshot of ClearSCADA, showing where you might disable the OPC channel connected to RSLinx. RSLinx can have only one instance running at a time. NOTE: When you do this you will no longer be able to open the RSLinx Classic project editor. Rockwell provides a handy control panel for this. Once your project is configured, setup RSLinx to run “as a service” on the computer you are using. Not only is this required but doing this will make accessing tags easier (if you chose a user friendly alias). Make sure that the PLC you want to talk to has a DDE/OPC topic shortcut or alias configured inside RSLinx. If you have RSLinx installed and are using it as an OPC server there are a few things you need to do: However, it can also be used as an OPC server for various OPC clients, such as ClearSCADA, etc. Typically it is used solely with Rockwell and Allen Bradley products. #RSLINX CLASSIC INHIBIT CONNECTION PLUS#
It allows users to connect to Allen Bradley PLCs and PACs as well as Panelview Plus HMIs and other equipment that speaks Ethernet IP, DF1 or DH+ (and their variants).
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I also never had any problem when I used the RS232 wired method (and a PC having the physical port.Rockwell Software’s RSLinx is the communication hub for their RSLogix and FactoryTalk programming suites. I use Windows XP/RSLinx CPR9 but same thing happen on Windows2000/RSLinx CPR7. I very doubt the port conflict is the REAL reason since i tried several 'safe' ports (like COM8). I called Rockwell/mentioned brands tech support couple of times without luck. I tested various S2E devices (Lantronix,Moxa,B&B.all saying that they support comm failure,etc), same thing everytime. It creates a PORT CONFLICT error in RSLinx (configure driver section) and only way to fix this is to delete the driver and recreate it.
Everthing seems to work fine until the PC reboot and no communication is available at system startup (PLC down). The main reason why I dont use a NET-ENI is because of the cost (it is not wise solution when I have several of those PLCS to communicate to).
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Hi everyone, im experiencing a problem that constantly occurs and cant solve it: I have RSLinx communicating with a MicroLogix 1500 (DF1/Full Duplex) but not using the RS232 port since PCs nowadays dont have any, so to be able to do it and be scalable without being ridiculously costly, I use a Serial to Ethernet converter device (and virtual COM port software).
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