OpenPLC v3 is discontinued and no longer maintained. This archive is kept for reference only. For the maintained version, see OpenPLC v4.

1.2 Installing OpenPLC Editor

OpenPLC Editor can run on any platform that has support for Python. The OpenPLC v3 Editor installers are no longer distributed. The source code is available in the OpenPLC_Editor repository on GitHub, and the steps below build and run it.

Installing on Unsupported Operating Systems

For other Operating Systems, you can still install and run OpenPLC Editor provided you meet the dependencies:

1. Clone the official source code repository on Github:

git clone https://github.com/thiagoralves/OpenPLC_Editor

2. Install Dependencies:

– GCC and G++ (or any other C / C++ compiler)

– Bison

– Flex

– Autoconf

– Automake

– Make

– Python 2.7 (including pip)

– wxPython 3.0

3. Install Python libraries using pip:

pip2 install future zeroconf==0.19.1 numpy==1.16.5 matplotlib==2.0.2 lxml pyro sslpsk pyserial

4. Compile matiec

cd matiec

autoreconf -i

./configure

make -s

cp ./iec2c ../editor/arduino/bin/ #keeps a copy of the iec2c compiler inside the arduino folder

Once OpenPLC Editor is installed you can run it with:

python2.7 ./editor/Beremiz.py

Installing the Python 3 / wxPython Phoenix development branch

As Python 2.7 and wxPython 3.0 are now deprecated, we have put ongoing efforts to port OpenPLC Editor to Python 3 and wxPython Phoenix. If your system is not compatible with Python 2 anymore, you can try running the development branch based on Python 3. Beware that since this is a development branch, things can suddenly break and stop working. Use it at your own risk.