FUXA SCADA–Siemens S7 Integration

I have a FUXA SCADA instance already running in Docker and now need it to pull data straight from a range of Siemens S7 controllers over the native S7 network protocol (no OPC UA layer in between). The plant contains a mixed fleet—some S7-1200/1500 units alongside older S7-300/400s—and I want one unified FUXA project that can display their live values and overall machine status.

Your task is to build and document the complete connection setup:

• configure FUXA’s S7 driver for each PLC (proper rack/slot, connection type, polling, etc.)
• map key tags that I will supply (roughly 30–40 per PLC)
• create clean, responsive screens that show live values, basic status indicators and connection health for every controller
• package everything in my existing Docker environment, delivering the updated compose file, the FUXA project JSON and a short “how-to” so I can spin it up on any host

Acceptance will be based on:

1. All PLCs reporting green in FUXA with real-time values visible.
2. No OPC UA or external gateway in the data path—traffic must flow directly via Siemens S7 ISO/TCP.
3. Clear, step-by-step deployment notes that let me reproduce the setup from scratch on a fresh machine.

If you have experience marrying FUXA (or Grafana/Node-RED equivalents) with mixed S7 lines, this should be straightforward. Let me know your timeline and any prerequisites you need from my side (IP list, tag tables, etc.) so we can get started right away.