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Place a Call Subroutine block in the Main Routine. You can find Call Subroutine under the Utils drop-down menu. -
I noticed that it works in main routine if i copy it Its no 2) Can you Tell me how to call subroutine? -
By danielcostandrade · Posted
Sorry, i will explain better, Method used to download, is USB / Serial through a usb serial converter "trendNet" to a original serial rs232 cable; The software was developed 2 years ago, plc have the same year old, maybe 3year. We buy another one, a new v230 and i donwloaded the sabe application, and worked fine. The Crash Report "picture attached" is showed at every up or download, on old plc, but in a new there´s no problem. but on line monitoring working fine. Im the system administrator by my pc os, and visiologics too,
I´ll attach the application's too. Thanks for your Help!! OMK-CONTROLE DE PINTURA_V4.vlp -
By Gabriel Franco · Posted
If you tested your I/O using INFO (Assuming you forced outputs and check input status) mode and worked properly as you stated, then it must be a programming issue. -
By Gabriel Franco · Posted
Also make sure your serial comms. baudrate, parity and stop bits match all over the network.
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