Release Notes for PLC Runtime System logi.RTS
New block informs about demo mode
The standard libary "logi.Library" offers the new block "DemoMode" (included in sub-library "System"). This block makes it possible to determine within the PLC-program whether RTS is running as demo or full version. The block output is TRUE during the demo runtime (within the 1st hour after starting the runtime system). However, when operating as full version, the block output is FALSE.
Release Notes for logi.RTS
Version 5.1
- Changed Product Name The product name has been changed from "Soft-PLC RTS" to "logi.RTS".
- Easier License Method for Windows logi.RTS does not require a dongle protection any longer. Now logi.RTS uses a license file for the operating system Windows 2000/XP/Vista.
- One Installation Method for Linux Distributions Now logi.cals provides a single installation method for the the operating sytem Linux which works on all Linux distributions (e.g. on Debian, Red Hat, Suse, ...)
- Enhanced and Easier Security Configuration The visualization pages of webSERVER can be protected against unauthorized accesses so that the user must identify himself by a password in the Web browser when accessing certain areas of webSERVER. So far, the file auth.cfg had to be modified.
Information about the current installation can be found in the documentation "Working with logi.PLC, logi.RTS & webSERVER".
Now logi.RTS and webSERVER together are providing a much more user-friendly administration:
-) logi.RTS administers the user within a database.
-) webSERVER access this database and offers a Web page for you to easily modify the logi.RTS-database, hence for example to add users, modify passwords for users, assign new access privileges.
Release Notes for webSERVER
Version 5.1
- Easier License Method for Windows webSERVER does not require a dongle protection any longer. Now webSERVER uses a license file for the operating system Windows 2000/XP/Vista.
- One Installation Method for Linux Distributions Now logi.cals provides a single installation method for the the operating sytem Linux which works on all Linux distributions (e.g. on Debian, Red Hat, Suse, ...)
- Support of Server-Side-Includes webSERVER supports server-side-includes to display dynamic information, such as the same header for all pages. Just use command cat in the script page (page with extension ".plc").
- Enhanced and Easier Security Configuration The visualization pages of webSERVER can be protected against unauthorized accesses so that the user must identify himself by a password in the Web browser when accessing certain areas of webSERVER. So far, the file auth.cfg had to be modified.
Information about the current installation can be found in the documentation "Working with logi.PLC, logi.RTS & webSERVER"
Now logi.RTS and webSERVER together are providing a much more user-friendly administration:
-) logi.RTS administers the user within a database.
-) webSERVER access this database and offers a Web page for you to easily modify the logi.RTS-database, hence for example to add users, modify passwords for users, assign new access privileges.