Jazz, M91 PLCs and U90Ladder
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Hi i found a link for an answer for the indirect email text resolved by Ofir Unitronics Support Guru -
Hi there, i only can find append buffer to SD file instead of user file. Is this the same? By the way visilogic can assign an indirect tags to the "from email", so can unilogic also able to assign an indirect tags account on hmi for user to define himself instead of using a fix one?
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Hi, While waiting for an answer i'm choosing list of texts variable to try out. For the first time tagging the type do not show string ascii, second attempt click to edit tag again the string ascii appeared for selection however is with error. Anyone know how to resolve this?
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Put an inductive in a suitable location to sense when the arm is going to affect the beam. Disable the reading for that period. Alternatively, when the laser returns the reading it should get as constants with perhaps a given range from when the arm is in the way, set the program to ignore anything near those values. (Much like Bob suggested.) (This topic has also reminded me I never got around to showing to the world my "simple" averaging example, which I should try to find time to do!) cheers, Aus -
Hi; Are you able to vary the Pulse Width and observe it on the o'scope? ( remember 100 = 10.0 % width 1 decimal place ) DanT
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