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Establishing a Connection

Requirement: The operating system is already installed on the controller. If this is not the case, then follow the steps in the Installing the Operating System chapter.

The following instructions describe how to determine the network address of the Linux device in order to connect the Deploy Tool to the device.

Detecting the network address

Procedure. Detecting the network address with CODESYS over the network
  1. Start CODESYS.

  2. Click the ToolsDeploy Control SL command.

    The Communication view opens.

  3. Next to Port <port>, click the Scan button.

    The Available Devices dialog lists the IP addresses of the devices available in the network.

  4. Identify your device.

Procedure. Detecting the network address with the device

Requirement: Your device has a connection for a keyboard, mouse, and monitor.

  1. Log in.

  2. Open a console and execute the ip a s command.

    The network address is returned.

Procedure. Detecting the network address with Windows over the network

Requirement: Your device has a known and unique name in the network (example: "BeagleBoneBlack").

  1. Open a Windows command prompt.

  2. Execute the ping command on the device name (default: BeagleBoneBlack).

    The network address is returned.

The next step is to install the runtime system on the controller.

Connecting to the target system

The connection to the target system is the requirement for the subsequent installation of images and packages, as well for the creation and management of instances.

  1. Click the Tools Deploy Control SL command.

    The Deploy Control SL object opens.

  2. On the Communication tab, configure the connection settings to the target device. Specify the IP address of the target system or first click the Scan button to display all IP addresses available on the network. Then specify the port.

    The following methods are supported for logging in to the target system:

Default credentials of the devices

The default credentials are listed here. If you encounter a problem, then check the homepage of the manufacturer for the credentials of the device in question.

User

Password

Raspberry PI

pi

raspberry

BeagleBone

root

Blank

IOT2000

Configured credentials of the device

PFC100/200

root

wago

PLCnext

admin

Printed on the controller

WAGO TP600

root

wago

emPC-A-iMX6

Configured credentials of the device