This is what we are doing for our EPICS enabled LAN device. It is a stand
alone version of the zt4611 (http://www.ztecinstruments.com/family/zt4610)
that is running the IOC on the device.
David
-----Original Message-----
From: Emmanuel Mayssat [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 12:14 PM
To: epics
Subject: Network plug and play epics devices
Hello all,
In though, I have been tinkering with a network plug-and-play epics devices.
Let's imaging that you have a new device you want to control through EPICS.
You connect it, power it, and allow for network communication.
Now in practice, the device is not under epics control yet.
But what if the device includes an embedded computer with the associated
epics ioc? Then when you plug it to the network, the PV are immediately
available...
Is anybody using such a design?
--
Emmanuel
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