This short video outlines the steps to download Cscape, our free programming environment. Cscape software combines graphical ladder diagram programming (based on IEC-61131) with operator interface development to completely integrate the control package. Its straightforward approach to programming combines logic with messaging and networking, and offers many additional features.
This video goes through the process of connecting to a Horner controller through Cscape using an Ethernet connection.
The video covers:
- Connecting to the LAN port
- Configuring the controller’s network settings
- Using the Cscape connection wizard
- Cscape Hardware Configuration
- Configuring the controller’s network details through Cscape
- Establishing a target and local ID
This video goes through the process of connecting to a Horner controller through Cscape using a USB connection.
The video covers:
- Connecting to the USB port
- Using the Cscape connection wizard
- Cscape Hardware Configuration
- Configuring the controller’s port settings
- Establishing a target and local ID
With Horner WebMI, you have the ability to remotely monitor and control much easier and faster than ever before, all through your phone, computer, or tablet. This video tutorial outlines the various steps taken to publish WebMI pages.
- Cscape configuration to connect to a Horner controller
- Downloading the program to a controller
- Creating WebMI pages through the Graphic’s editor
- Configuring a user and their security settings
- WebMI License
- Publishing the WebMI Page
This short video outlines the configuration steps for setting up Horner’s SmartMod+ RTU module. The module is designed to work with the RTU protocol.
- Hardware configuration of the SmartMod+ RTU device
- LED familiarity on the device
- Connecting the SmartMod+ device to the Horner OCS Controller
- Cscape Configuration – protocol configuration
- Setting Registers / Scan List
This short video outlines the configuration steps for setting up Horner’s SmartMod+ TCP/IP module. The module is designed to work with the TCP/IP protocol.
- Hardware configuration of the SmartMod+ TCP/IP device
- LED familiarity on the device
- Connecting the SmartMod+ device to the Horner OCS Controller
- Cscape Configuration – protocol configuration
- Setting Registers / Scan List
This short video outlines the configuration steps for Horner’s SmartMod+ CANopen module. This module is designed to work with the CANopen Protocol, one of the most used standard communication protocols.
- Hardware configuration of the SmartMod+ CANopen device
- Connecting the CAN port of the SmartMod+ device to the CAN port of the Horner controller
- Connecting the SmartMod+ device to the Horner OCS Controller
- Cscape Configuration
- Configuring the Master and Slave Node ID
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A protocol allowing synchronisation of internet based Horner controllers to a centralised web based time server.
The higher performance processor in the revised XLT/XLE drop-in units mean that PGMs utilising downloadable protocols compiled for older models will not function in the new hardware.
This utility allows the PGMs to be converted for use with the new improved drop-in devices.
New PGM converter utility is distributed with Cscape 9.80, and is also available as a standalone utility.
Support for TrueType fonts has been added to Cscape 9.80.
XL+ will not support Unicode fonts, unless the TrueType fonts being used contain Unicode-based character mapping.
Benefits of using TrueType over Unicode? Only one file per font, not per font size is required. Each .ttf file will support various font sizes.
The ability to select the form of authentication used in WebMI installations has been added and allows OCS WebMI servers to be used via proxy devices.
Originally Digest Authentication only was supported, but many third party proxy devices, such as eWON and Secomea require basic authentication to be used.
