Industrial Shields Raspberry PLC 19R+, Quick User Manual

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How to access to the Raspberry PLC
Raspberry PLC access
To facilitate the connection to the Raspberry PLC, our company has set a default IP for it. For
the first time of use, an Ethernet connection between the Raspberry PLC and a PC will be
necessary. The Raspberry is given with the local IP address
10.10.10.20/24* , the default user is
pi and the password is raspberry . For connecting to it, you must change your local address for
being in the same local network as the Raspberry. After the first connection you can add users
or change each user’s password anytime. In order to know if the Raspberry is connected and
the Ethernet connection is going on, a ping command can be run on the terminal (for windows
users enter cnm in the windows searching tab to open it):
*Note: To use this local IP address you must connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port
located in the right side of the PLC. Do not use the upper side Ethernet port for this purpose.
The steps to follow for both Linux and Windows are explained below:
5.1.1 Linux
In order to access the Raspberry PLC, Linux users have to enter by SSH protocol, which should
have been installed before by the user. As has been said, the Raspberry is given with a local IP
address by default for making an easier path for the customer. So, first of all we have to check
if our local
Ethernet Network is set with the same local IP address as our raspberrian device. In
case that you do not know how to set it, check the section 6 of the guide. As have been
mentioned before, you can use the
ping command with the address 10.10.10.20 as option: