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I've only looked at the video and I think that I need to do a detailed explain of my concepts. I can't do this at present due to other commitments, allow perhaps 2 days. cheers, Aus -
By Majourlittle · Posted
Ok, I have this program working as well as I can think. I still lack a few "features" but for now I need to fix this issue I have below. using the Interrupt 2.5ms, I have created a routine where the main program bring the VFD up to speed and when the interrupt is called, it should cycle the speed down to half speed and then back up. This would create a cycle and once it has reached the correct number of cycles, it would continue on with the rest of the program. The issue is that the first round of the cycles, it counts but it does not decrease the VFD command speed. In this case, it deceases by 1 and then holds as it goes through the rest of the count, then increases by two on the back end. Once the cycle is over, then it functions perfectly as intended on the remaining cycle counts. I am sure that this is an easy one, but I am stumped. @ausman, I did increase the input value considerably (from 100 to 10,000) so that I could create the steps required. It may not be how you intended, but it is working well enough. Code is attached and video of the watch. Untitled video - Made with Clipchamp.mp4 Burnishing System.vlp -
By Joe Tauser · Posted
Oh, I've never done anything like that. Wait a minute, how many time have I plugged the Ethernet cable into the expansion port? The answer is embarrassing. Thanks for getting back to us with your success. 😃 Joe T. -
Hi, if .C35 possible to open via Visilogic - you can find Visilogic version in this menu Then use Ausman info about OS version -
First of all, thanks to everyone for helping me. This isn't the first time I've asked for help on this forum, and I've always received superb support. The problem was simply my fault. I connected the main I/O connector the wrong way around (believe me, it's possible!). Now everything is working fine. For future reference, if anyone encounters this kind of signal configuration problem, I'm posting a screenshot of the final configuration on the Master side: Tag vectors are working fine. They are 5 addresses long as the sensor values are using two register addresses at a time. The initial correct address number is the desired one minus 1. No word swapping is needed as, in this case, sensors and PLC use the same character order. Sincerely, V.R
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