Simatic Automation Tool V4 0 [PORTABLE] Download
Ela Hartley
When implementing an automation project, customers do not always have a computer installed with TIA Portal for us to interfere with the remote PLC. As we know, the most basic TIA Portal is also quite heavy (around 5GB) and requires a powerful machine configuration. So not all computers can install this software.
This software is very light (about 300MB), this is a tool to help us communicate with the PLC and perform some basic operations. Especially on the client side, they do not need to install TIA Portal software to handle the situation.
You can use all the tools to initially set the IP address. But once set, things change; the function of the various tools becomes dependent on the value of this setting in the program running on the PLC:
The crash was reproducible on my workstation as well:
Windows 10.0.19044
FortiClient 7.0.5.0238
In my case, if the Siemens SIMATIC Automation Tool is installed, the crash becomes reproducible.
Only a complete reinstall of Windows (including everything) was the solution - until now. (tool uninstall, reg. entry resets etc. did not help) According to a Siemens-forum, tweaking the registry might help, but did not in my case. Finally this comment solved my issue: -portal-v17-conflict-with-vpn/262291/?page...
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