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Technical support / Re:On Line Monitoring
« on: May 17, 2011, 11:09:35 AM »
FYI: I did search 1st before posting. Thanks for the timely response.
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Technical support / On Line Monitoring
« on: May 16, 2011, 05:15:19 PM »
Hello
I have a Nano 10 timer project which has been sitting idle, ie disconnected. I just hooked it up tonight and discovered that when I launch the online monitoring from TRiLOGI Version 6.30 build 02 the output and input columns show nothing and are just blank. Sometimes the whole online monitor window is garbled. Every works great except the online monitoring as I mentioned. I am running sp 3 on XP. Please advise.
Raan
I have a Nano 10 timer project which has been sitting idle, ie disconnected. I just hooked it up tonight and discovered that when I launch the online monitoring from TRiLOGI Version 6.30 build 02 the output and input columns show nothing and are just blank. Sometimes the whole online monitor window is garbled. Every works great except the online monitoring as I mentioned. I am running sp 3 on XP. Please advise.
Raan
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Technical support / Re:Dead RS485 Nano Display
« on: March 04, 2011, 07:02:41 AM »
I decided since it is critical that I will just order another one.
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Technical support / Dead RS485 Nano Display
« on: March 03, 2011, 12:12:11 PM »
I have a nano 10 with the rs485 display and due to the use of two voltages 24vdc and 60vdc in the circuit (motor supply and plc supply) and a disconnect switch in the negative common lead I some how managed to cause the display to stop reading when I opened the disconnect possibly back feeding voltage to the display. The PLC is still functioning okay. I changed out the rs 485 ICs hvd3082 8 pin dips in the controller and in the display but to no avail. Any suggestions ?
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Technical support / Re:Nano 10
« on: April 01, 2010, 12:54:51 PM »
Everything is working correctly. now the only thing I failed to do when downgrading to 1.4.2 java was I failed to do a restart
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Technical support / Re:Nano 10
« on: April 01, 2010, 05:00:03 AM »
I am running xp professional w/sp3 and the java version you suggested. Display is now okay but the Clock it still a little of trouble but can finally set it correctly by restarting the 6.3 then resetting
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Technical support / Nano 10
« on: March 31, 2010, 10:08:17 PM »
Just got my Nano 10 today. I am communicating with it via a rj45 crossover cable through i-trilog 6.31 running on a laptop. After I load the relay.pc6 program, I am unable to set the time from the pc. Also the columns on online monitoring show the correct headings of inputs, timers, counters, relays and outputs but the items below are unreadable.
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Technical support / Re:File Read Problem Blues
« on: February 10, 2010, 03:09:39 PM »
TS
Update it seems that read write is dependence on the size and complexity of the program. It seems like the earlier versions of my code which were smaller and less complex do file read/write faster.
The code differences are maybe 5 lines and 2 or 3 more dcustf .
Please advise.
Update it seems that read write is dependence on the size and complexity of the program. It seems like the earlier versions of my code which were smaller and less complex do file read/write faster.
The code differences are maybe 5 lines and 2 or 3 more dcustf .
Please advise.
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Technical support / Re:File Read Problem Blues
« on: February 10, 2010, 03:02:17 PM »
Well Technical support I finally got there where I can interact with my PLC (named Ruby) by sending text to her using my cell phone and by Ruby sending me status e-mails (using an external smtp applet and not the built in smtp). However the problem I am having now is the write/read file operations are sometimes quick and at other times they are slow as evidenced by watching the java console. Can you shed any light on this and how I can keep speedy?
Raan
Raan
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Technical support / Re:File Read Problem Blues
« on: February 08, 2010, 09:01:49 AM »
Wow part art, part science and part voodoo. if I send any letter other that a "p" which is embedded in the code snippet i sent on my 2nd post it reads and posts the correct letter. Go figure
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Technical support / Re:File Read Problem Blues Almost there
« on: February 08, 2010, 08:32:49 AM »
I am now able to get data stored in my string variables but it is the word "ok" and not the letter in the text file with the following code :
I=incomm(1)
if I=-1
print #1 "<read sq.txt>"
call rdcomm1
D$=A$
print #1 "</>"
endif
rdcomm1
for i= 1 to 10000
a$=input$(1)
if len(a$)<>0
If strcmp(A$,"p") return:endif
endif
next
What I am trying to do is control my plc with a text message that i send to an e-mail acount associated with the plc and which is download by a popmail client and served up to the as a single letter on which to take action
as sq.txt to be read by the plc.
I=incomm(1)
if I=-1
print #1 "<read sq.txt>"
call rdcomm1
D$=A$
print #1 "</>"
endif
rdcomm1
for i= 1 to 10000
a$=input$(1)
if len(a$)<>0
If strcmp(A$,"p") return:endif
endif
next
What I am trying to do is control my plc with a text message that i send to an e-mail acount associated with the plc and which is download by a popmail client and served up to the as a single letter on which to take action
as sq.txt to be read by the plc.
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Technical support / File Read Problem Blues
« on: February 07, 2010, 12:15:12 PM »
What is written below is a dcusF triggered every 60 secs and where i=-1 ( by assumption) means the tlserver is not busy i.e. I am not doing any online monitoring . The sq.txt file in in the fileservice directory and where the contents of the sq.txt is:
"hello"
"please"
save in notepad as text unicode format. When I launch a monitoring session all I see for A$ and B$ is blank data. The Java Console says that the file was read.
I=incomm(1)
if I=-1
print #1 "<read sq.txt>"
A$=input$(1)
B$=input$(1)
print #1 "</>"
endif
You technical support is awesome.
Raan
???
"hello"
"please"
save in notepad as text unicode format. When I launch a monitoring session all I see for A$ and B$ is blank data. The Java Console says that the file was read.
I=incomm(1)
if I=-1
print #1 "<read sq.txt>"
A$=input$(1)
B$=input$(1)
print #1 "</>"
endif
You technical support is awesome.
Raan
???
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Technical support / trigger a batch file from the plc
« on: February 01, 2010, 09:55:37 AM »
is it possible with a print command in the t100md+ to trigger a batch file execution on a laptop running the tl server 3 directly connected to com port on the plc?
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Technical support / Smtp text mail
« on: January 23, 2010, 08:59:21 AM »
My smtp e-mail had been working for quite some time on my md100md+. Now I am getting a message back from my road runner smtp server saying the outbound e-mail is refused no from/sender header [r0111001]. how do I adjust my text string? I just have the following:
PRINT #1 "<EMAIL 813431zzzz@vtext.com>"
PRINT #1 "Sender: kzzzzzz@tampabay.rr.com"
PRINT #1 "Subject: system in alarm "
where the z's have been insert anonymity.
raan
PRINT #1 "<EMAIL 813431zzzz@vtext.com>"
PRINT #1 "Sender: kzzzzzz@tampabay.rr.com"
PRINT #1 "Subject: system in alarm "
where the z's have been insert anonymity.
raan
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Technical support / Re:Lost comm after program load T100MD+
« on: August 09, 2008, 08:33:13 PM »
I was able to re-establish communications by using dip switch 4 and re-booting the PLC. I went back to the old program and all is fine.