The link in my first message is now broken: any way to find it again?

mirko.comparetti wrote: ↑22 Feb 2019, 12:04 I enabled the time synchronisation with this https://revolution.kunbus.com/tutorials ... r-stretch/

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Hello,
This is a forum for a specific device, the RevolutionPi from Kunbus, which is an industrial device. This is not a forum for raspberry pi 4.
Sorry about that.

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dirk wrote: ↑21 May 2019, 12:53you can create your own RAP file for your own device in PiCtory - Tutorial 25 – Create your own RAP file

Hello Dirk,
Thanks, so basically I can create a new version of the AIO rap file to work with arrays? Did I undestood this correctly?

Thanks,
Mirko

But in PiCtory there exist "variants" for the DI/DO/DIO modules. Hello Dirk, Thanks for your reply. And what about the AIO? Is there something similar for that? We are thinking of an application where we will have multiple RevPi with different AI and we are writing a code that is "ge...

Hello,
Suppose I have an I/O device (like AIO or DI/DO/DIO) and I want to configure the variable associated with the physical I/O pins to the field of an array. Would that be possible from pictory, assuming I'll use the proper array data type?

Thanks,
Mirko

Hello, this is indeed a problem with the C++ Compiler-Toolchain for the Rasbperry Pi and the Revolution Pi. We will file a problem report for this issue. [...] kind regards Walter Thanks, I'll try the workaround one day: at the moment I had to switch to a different device and strategy for this purp...

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You can also stop the logi-rts service from ssh

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