IO Servers tell the eWON Flexy how to communicate with different field devices. The eWON Flexy supports a wide variety of industrial protocols.
In this video series, learn about the Flexy’s embedded IO Servers and their configuration.
The eWON Flexy understands multiple IO protocols. All those protocols are handled by an IO server.
Learn how to display and configure an IO server to establish a proper communication with field devices.
Tags are data elements monitored by the eWON Flexy from a data source such as PLC registers or the Flexy’s local inputs and outputs.
In this video series, learn how to create tags for different data sources and how to view and change those tags through the Flexy’s web interface.
Tags in an eWON Flexy are used to received or set values from / to third-party devices that are linked to the eWON device.
Learn how to access the tags page of an eWON Flexy and receive explanation on the interface of this page.
The eWON Flexy is capable of dealing with Memory tags which are stored in the memory of the eWON itself.
Learn how to create and manage MEM tags on an eWON Flexy.
The eWON Flexy can communicate with external devices through tags. These tags can also represent values, status, … of the eWON device itself.
Learn how to set up an eWON tag to access information on (for example) DO, AI, …
The eWON Flexy can communicate with other devices through tags.
Learn how to set up a tag in order to communicate with a device plugged in the eWON Flexy.
The eWON Flexy can act as an OPC UA client, retrieving data from 3rd-party devices (which are the OPC UA servers). In this video, learn how to create a Flexy tag linked to OPC UA protocol.
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