Firmware update 1.4.0 is now available for the groov EPIC processor, GRV-EPIC-PR1.
Our engineering team released an exciting new update for groov EPIC this week. Here are some of the highlights.
Our engineering team released an exciting new update for groov EPIC this week. Here are some of the highlights.
Topics: Node-RED, Ignition Edge, CODESYS, groov EPIC, software, serial module, OpenVPN
Ready to start using your new GRV-EPIC-PR1, the groov EPIC Edge Programmable Industrial Controller? An EPIC can do so much more than a traditional controller.
But first, you'll need to activate it. Once you've activated, you can:
Topics: Ignition Edge, CODESYS, groov View, groov EPIC, ssh
Join us at the premier vendor-neutral conference for developers, the Embedded Linux Conference, combined with the Open Source Summit.
You'll collaborate with other developers, attend technical training sessions, and learn about the latest innovations in Linux and the industrial IoT from over 800 technical experts who are focused on developing open IoT solutions. Both software and firmware developers are encouraged to attend.
Topics: IIoT, software, Linux, open source software
Every year as part of their Leadership in Automation program, Automation World magazine asks its readers—that's you—to choose their go-to suppliers. These are the automation equipment manufacturers that automation engineers trust the most.
Topics: IIoT, Automation World, industrial automation
Many industrial automation applications require communication between the controller and multiple serial devices. The GRV-CSERI-4 module provides four independent and isolated serial ports for this purpose. Each port is software configurable to communicate with RS-232 or RS-485 (half duplex or full duplex) serial devices.
Topics: PAC Control, I/O modules, groov EPIC, I/O, serial module
A new podcast series, Automation World Gets Your Questions Answered, addresses questions submitted exclusively by its readers and subscribers. Opto 22's Benson Hougland and Terry Orchard recently sat down with Automation World's Editor-in-Chief, David Greenfield, to provide some insight on this open source and SCADA discussion.
Topics: IIoT, MQTT, groov EPIC, cybersecurity, Linux, open source software
Are you seeing a yellow light on one of your groov EPIC I/O modules? This means that one or more of its values is outside of the expected range. Opto 22 applications engineer Ben Orchard explains why this is important and how to use this feature in a video that's just been added to the groov EPIC hardware playlist.
Topics: PAC Control, I/O modules, groov EPIC
Are you building HMI screens to use with your groov EPIC (GRV-EPIC-PR1) or groov Edge Appliance (GROOV-AR1-BASE)? You'll want to check out these handy website resources to customize your HMI.
Topics: groov View, groov EPIC, HMI, SVG, GIF
The Opto 22 Road Crew was in Tulsa, Oklahoma last month to take part in another Ignition Discovery Day. These are one-day seminars hosted by Inductive Automation® that show the unique capabilities of the Ignition Edge® platform, and how it offers the automation industry a new architecture for collecting and analyzing data.
Topics: IIoT, MQTT, Ignition Edge, groov EPIC
Good news for those of you looking for instructor-led classroom training on Opto 22's groov EPIC system. You now have a choice: come to Opto 22 headquarters in California or head to the southeastern U.S., whichever is more convenient for you.
ACS's recently opened training lab is staffed by OptoCertifed Trainers and teaches the same EPIC Premium Factory Training curriculum. Choose your location and get the same great training for your next automation or IIoT project.
Topics: Training, EPIC, groov EPIC, groov EPIC Learning Center