Reference: Troubleshooting
Use this reference to identify and resolve common communication and deployment issues with WEVA.
Communication Errors​
| Status / Error | Probable Cause | Corrective Action |
|---|---|---|
| Status: Offline (Red) | Controller IP unreachable. | Verify physical cabling and ping the controller IP. |
| Values reading '0' | Modbus service disabled on controller. | Enable Modbus via WAGO WBM (Web-Based Management). |
| Socket Timeout | Maximum connections reached. | Close other Modbus masters or increase timeout in WDX. |
System Logs (Docker)​
Logs are the primary diagnostic tool for the backend services. Use the following commands to inspect the state of the system.
Inspect Backend Logs​
docker logs weva-backend --tail 100 -f
Inspect Database Connectivity​
Verify that the backend can reach the SQL database:
docker exec -it weva-backend ping weva-db
WDX Runtime Diagnostics​
If the WDX interface is inaccessible:
- Port Conflict: Ensure port
7081is not being used by another local service (e.g., IIS or another web server). - Hung Container: Restart the runtime:
docker restart wdx-runtime
Screenshot: Example terminal view showing a successful Modbus polling log entry.
Support Reference​
If issues persist after following these steps, contact WAGO Technical Support with the following information:
- Docker container logs (
weva-backend). - Screenshots of the WDX Driver Settings.
- Controller firmware version.