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Technical support / Using PulsePeriod(ch)
« on: September 01, 2016, 08:24:57 PM »
I would appreciate some advice on the use of PulsePeriod(ch) instruction.
From what I understand, firstly, initiate the channel using the PMON instruction.
I assume this would be accomplished in a custom function and that this function can be called using the 1st.scan bit.
This function will contain the instruction PMON 1 only. (for example)
Then, in another custom function you would use dm[1] = PulsePeriod(1), then do what ever you have to do with dm[1].
From what I read, this mechanism is free running so, if for example, your ladder is doing an Analog to Digital conversion and ch1 transitions from low to high,
the A to D conversion will not be interrupted.
Then, when you call your Pulse Period Function, the last valid pulse period will be loaded into dm[1].
I simple need to know if my air conditioning condenser fan is running above a certain speed before engaging the compressor.
Is the attached example on the right track.

Thank you
Gavin

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Technical support / Re:TL7 Appears Unstable
« on: September 01, 2016, 07:06:20 PM »
I am now using a Logitech Wireless Mouse with a mouse wheel, not a pad.
I also changed the scroll speed in the windows control panel.
So far, so good. Looks like problem solved.

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Technical support / Re:TL7 Appears Unstable
« on: August 25, 2016, 06:45:51 PM »
I am now trying a Microsoft mouse with a mouse wheel, not a touch pad. I will see if this makes a difference.
The TL7 software still appears to be different to all other software on my PC in so far as, when using the Logitech mouse to scroll and you reach the upper limit of the file (the upper most circuit), the screen appears to, for want of a better way of describing it, shiver, as though it is cold.
It appears to me that the scrolling behavior is more akin to swiping, like on an Android phone or tablet, rather than line by line by line as I am familiar with on Windows. (Although, if you scroll slowly, TL7 does indeed scroll one circuit at a time. Scroll quickly and it looks, as I said, similar to scrolling on an Android phone or tablet.) I also noticed that the speed at which the mouse pointer moves on the screen with the Microsoft mouse is noticeably slower than with the Logitech mouse so it may be a simple matter of mouse setup. I am sure I (we) will solve the issue. It is no major problem.
Keeping you informed.
Gavin

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Technical support / Re:TL7 Appears Unstable
« on: August 24, 2016, 07:28:26 PM »
Thank you for your prompt reply.
My operating system is Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit, Service Pack 1.
This behavior does appear to happen every time.
Once, I started the program, clicked File then, while moving the mouse pointer down to open my last file, when the cursor reached approx Save As (TLServer 3), the File Dialog (window) closed. I tried several times but the same thing kept happening. I closed the program, restarted, no problems. Strange.
The main symptom is, for example, you click on an contact to, say, change it's name. The contact highlights yellow as it should but then for no apparent reason the screen will scroll quickly vertically, the highlight is reset and the circuit pointer location is lost.
Personally, I fail to see how it could be a problem with TL V7 but I do not know.
I am using a Logitech wireless mouse, will try a different mouse.
I am running multiple  monitors with a reputable third party software package to manage the monitors.
I have not yet tried a system reset. Will try tonight.
This is a desktop PC.

Keeping you informed.
Gavin

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Technical support / TL7 Appears Unstable
« on: August 23, 2016, 06:49:37 PM »
TL7 appears to be unstable on my PC. Some times while editing in the IDE, upon clicking the mouse on an element, the screen scrolls randomly.
I am running the latest TL7 software with jre1.8.0_102 32bit.
Have there been any other such reports.
I have no problems with any other program.

Gavin

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