GOAL + Raspberry Pi - PROFINET and EtherNetIP Software Stack Solution
- Raspberry PI3 B+
Raspberry PI PROFINET and EtherNetIP - without additional hardware
port's technology platform (middleware) GOAL is now also available for the Raspberry PI.
With the GOAL solution, the Raspberry PI is "ready for" PROFINET and EtherNetIP communication.
- PROFINET CC-B - Slave
- EtherNetIP-Slave
- 1 port variant
- no MRP or DLR possible
Compliant with the current certification tests of the PNO and the ODVA
And best of all - no high investment costs - we offer a runtime license linked to the serial number of your Raspberry PI.
Here you will find all information and downloads for testing.
You need a solution with MRP, DLR and 2 ports, then have a look here: https://www.system-on-module.com/product-details/som-iot-raspberry-pi/
The expansion module also offers a "ready to use" solution.
the product can be purchased from port GmbH as a single user license (Binary)
For an offer, please send an email to service@port.de
or simply give us a call: +49345777550
GOAL Protocol Software Demo (EVAL)
The GOAL protocol software is available as a 3h time limited demo release. In this case, the projects of protocol stacks are only available as library projects. These projects are marked by file ending _lib. Building and downloading the demo application is similar to the description above, but additionally, the library libgoal_raspberry_pi.so has to be copied to the Raspberry Pi too. The file is available in the 00_lib directory for each protocol stack.
Hardware and Software
Following hardware and software is required for running GOAL on Raspberry Pi.
- Raspberry Pi 3 B+ / PI4 or CM4
- power supply for Raspberry Pi
- PC with Linux OS and the arm-gcc-linux-eabihf cross compiler (available at APT)
- GOAL Software package/ release
Quick Start Guide & helpful links
here you can find the Quick Start Guide
- more about GOAL
- more about PROFINET
- more about EtherNetIP
Raspberry PI Extension
Do you need more functions such as PROFINET MRP, EtherNetIP DLR, 2 ports for deas ychain structures? Or do you need other fieldbus systems such as EtherCAT?
Then we have a solution for you here too:
