I am dipping my toes in the world of PLCs. The CANADUINO PLC MEGA 328 is advertised as being programmable with the Arduino PLC IDE. When I start a new project, I am not offered any hardware option for a NANO based PLC. How to I get the IDE to recognize the hardware?
Product links, please. You're talking about a MEGA product, then looking for a NANO option.
Here is the product and it does specify it utilizes an Arduino Nano V3:
https://universal-solder.ca/product/canaduino-plc-mega328-programmable-logic-controller-electronics-diy-kit-for-arduino-nano-included/
CANADUINO MEGA328 100-12 PLC is powered by an Arduino NANO V3 or compatible module, and can be programmed using Arduino IDE or other tools like Mitov’s ingenious “Visuino”.
The way I read this, you use the normal Arduino IDE, and select the Nano as your product, and the 328 as your processor.
No PLC code involved, uses C/C++
I'm going to look at the product further, as I may have an application.
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