Get Siemens LOGO OBA7 data in Labview through Ethernet Port

Please help me get the Siemens LOGO Status including Network ouput data to a Labview program.
Is there any Siemens OBA7 drivers in Labview.
Please Help.
Thank you in advance
Regards
Grugh Mike
Success is Everything !!

hi,
i am also looking to communicate to a siemens logo! PLC 0BA7 via ethernet using labview. the LOGO! documentation doesnt say much about ethernet communication. i tried a simple labview code which i have attached here, error message shows the connection has been refused. i have set the LOGO! to slave mode with my PC as the master I/P but still get this error (see attached jpeg). i apologise in advance i am a relatively new to LabVIEW and TCP comms.
Attachments:
LOGO! TCP.JPG ‏225 KB
LOGO! TCP.vi ‏9 KB

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Extend Wireless Network using a Telstra technicolor Gateway wireless Router to Airpot extreme but Airport will only except join not extend and I can not get a network on the Airpor Extreme ethernet ports but can ping Airport extreme from Technicolor Rout/

Extend Wireless Network using a Telstra technicolor Gateway wireless Router to Airpot extreme but Airport will only except "join a wireless network (which it does) not "extend a wireless network" (Led turns yellow and I can not get a network working on the Airpor Extreme ethernet ports but can ping Airport extreme from Technicolor Router.
Airport gets it address DHCP.

Funny how I can ping the Extreme but the Hard Ethernet ports dont seem to work correctly.
When the AirPort Extreme is configured to "Join" a wireless network, the Ethernet ports are not enabled.
Oddly, the AirPort Express has a special feature that will allow it to to "Join" virtually any wireless network.....and the Ethernet port can be enabled. So, an Express would work for your purpose to provide an Ethernet connection to the media player. This assumes that the Express is located where it can receive a strong wireless signal from your main router.
Note that the Express will not provide any additional wireless coverage when it "Joins".

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