Beckhoff IPC Diagnostics
pyads-ipc-diag is a Python library for reading IPC Diagnostics information from Beckhoff IPCs and EPCs.
IPC Diagnostics have been available on Beckhoff IPC/EPC devices for years. The data can be accessed via ADS, OPC UA, or C#.
This library focuses on ADS access using Python.
For detailed documentation, see the Beckhoff Information System:
https://infosys.beckhoff.com/content/1033/devicemanager/index.html?id=7887654213086576625
The library uses pyads for ADS communication. pyads is supported on multiple platforms, including Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD.
This project is still under development and may be unstable.
Documentation is also under preparation!
Installation
Install using pip (recommended)
pip install pyads-ipc-diag
Clone from source
git clone https://github.com/dewabe/pyads-ipc-diag.git
cd pyads-ipc-diag
pip install -e .
Features
- Read all IPC Diagnostics data via ADS - just check the documentation provided by Beckhoff
- Available modules to read: CPU, Fan, Mainboard, Memory, NIC, OS, Software, Time, TwinCAT, UserManagement
Command Line Arguments
You can also use command line arguments, in example store all the data into file output.json:
pyads-ipc-diag --ams-net-id 1.2.3.4.1.1 --module all --json output.json
For more information, use
pyads-ipc-diag -h
Basic usage
import pyads
from pyads_ipc_diag import MDP, CPU, CONFIG_AREA
with MDP("10.10.10.11.1.1") as ipc:
cpu = CPU(ipc)
print(cpu.properties())
# CPU_Info(
# frequency=1917,
# usage=3,
# temperature=43
# )
mac_address = ipc.read(CONFIG_AREA.NIC, 0x8001, 1, pyads.PLCTYPE_STRING)
print(mac_address) # nn:nn:nn:nn:nn:nn
Requirements
- Python 3.9+
- pyads
- Beckhoff IPC/EPC with IPC Diagnostics available
To Do
- All "High level MDP Service Classes", such a Memory, NIC, UPS etc.
- Possibility to write data (i.e. change IP address)
- Optimize code
- Write tests
- Write documentation
Metadata
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