The groov EPIC has always come pre-installed with Ignition Edge® by Inductive Automation® on board. Ignition Edge in the EPIC means you have OPC-UA drivers built in to communicate with other control systems (for example, Allen-Bradley and Siemens PLCs). It also means you can use MQTT/Sparkplug for more efficient and secure data communications.
But starting with groov EPIC firmware version 1.4.0 (released in August 2019), that changes—in a good way. You now have the option to choose which edition of Ignition you run on your Edge Programmable Industrial Controller—either Ignition Edge or full Ignition.
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Topics:
Ignition Edge,
groov EPIC
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.
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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:
- Get future software and firmware updates
- Receive automatic notifications about updates
- Build and use web-based HMIs with groov View (the visualization software)
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Topics:
Ignition Edge,
CODESYS,
groov View,
groov EPIC,
ssh
Attendees learned how to build a complete IIoT infrastructure for improved efficiency and real-time analytics.
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.
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Topics:
IIoT,
MQTT,
Ignition Edge,
groov EPIC
New video shows you how to use the Ignition Edge® MQTT Transmission module in groov EPIC to publish tag data from Allen-Bradley® PLCs.
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Topics:
MQTT,
Ignition Edge,
groov EPIC,
Sparkplug
groov Admin update version 1.570.51 is available now.
If you own or use a groov Edge Appliance (GROOV-AR1-BASE), we've got good news for you!
A new groov Admin update has just been released. This new version includes an Ignition Edge® update to 7.9.11, which removes the 500 tag limit for connectivity to 3rd party PLC devices.
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Topics:
groov,
Ignition Edge,
groov Admin
Last week's new video showed you how to activate Ignition Edge on groov EPIC. This week brings another new video in the Ignition Edge series: Configure Ignition Edge's OPC-UA Server on groov EPIC.
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Topics:
IIoT,
MQTT,
Ignition Edge,
groov EPIC
Join Opto 22 and Inductive Automation for Discovery Day 2019 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Opto 22 is partnering with Inductive Automation once again to present a new architecture that allows large enterprises to collect and analyze data. Don't miss this free one-day seminar designed for the Oil and Gas industry!
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Topics:
Oil & gas,
IIoT,
MQTT,
Ignition Edge
We've just added a new video to our website video library: Activate Ignition Edge on groov EPIC.
This video introduces you to Ignition Edge software from Inductive Automation, one of several programming choices available to you on the groov EPIC system, and it provides many options for connecting to popular PLCs.
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Topics:
Ignition Edge,
EPIC,
groov EPIC,
groov Manage
Opto 22 recently returned to the annual ARC Industry Forum in Orlando, Florida with more EPIC news to share.
This year's ARC Forum event focused on "Driving Digital Transformation in Industries and Cities". Attendees had the opportunity to learn about new technologies, practices and standards to help with their business's digital transformation.
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Topics:
Node-RED,
MQTT,
Ignition Edge,
IEC 61131-3,
groov EPIC,
software,
ARC Forum,
cybersecurity