jkoenig

I actually didn't use SB 13 in case I wanted to modify the rate of data acquisition. Also, following the code as it runs I seem to be incrementing once per second, so I don't think that is an issue. I could try replacing the timer with SB 13 just in case though. Beyond that, I was thinking to get around this issue I could try using the write row to SD card function, but I'll be honest it's driving me a little crazy that I can't figure out the error for the function I'm currently using. I just ran the data logging for ~30 minutes again and got an output of 64 for the status message bit. I'm not sure if that's being buggy or if that actually means something, as the bits only go from 0-10.

My understanding is I am only generating one file. When I look in the SD card there is only 1 file. There are many parts to that file but I don't think the file limit is the cause

Hello all. I am trying to figure out a problem I am having with data logging. It is my hope you could help me out with this. I am running a V1210 with a V200-18-E4XB IO snap in. I am trying to log data to an SD card for long periods of time. To do so, I am using the "Write Data Table to SD" utility and copying the data from a previously populated table. I have already checked and found that I am able to write the data to the table no problem. However, when i run the data logging for an extended period of time, eventually data logging to the SD card stops (I am watching the write success bit, which gets set to 0 permanently when data logging stops). It seems to be stopping within ~30m when there are zero user inputs being applied. I am writing to the DT1 folder using the udt file name of Testlog.udt. I am selecting to append to .udt file. My code waits for the data logging toggle to be pressed from the hmi. When it is, a direct contact goes to a 1 second timer. After 1 second, I check to see that my counter (starts at 0) is less than 5, update the clock values, then write 10 values to the data table using the "Data Table Write Row" function. I then increment my counter. Note that my data table has 5 rows. The next net checks if the counter is greater than or equal to 5. If so, the code passes through inverted SB 341 (to make sure the SD card is not currently being written), then runs the "Write Data Table to SD" utility. I then reset the counter after the data write utility is executed (this is in series with the utility and is not called when data logging to the SD card fails). I have attached images of the code, the write to sd card utility settings, and the data table. Any help is appreciated.