COM Object ActiveX .dll
COM Object ActiveX .dll
This zip file contains an ActiveX .dll file that can be used to implement SCADA. UnCmDrv1.dll file contains methods and properties for invoking the OPLC, read / write, locally or remotely, implementation examples, and an explanation of accessing Data Tables.
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Chris, do either of these not work for you for all placement issues? I know it's a PITA workaround, but it works for me and I use multiple instances on the laptops anyway so it's easy. I'm also intrigued by you saying that you took care to do the save correctly in the first place, but the placement errors still happened. But to me the error was that you disconnected the monitors blah blah and then shutdown. As well, some other things to try: I've also discovered over the years that some of my laptops can do virtual screens much bigger than default, I guess it's a display adapter thing. If you can do bigger virtual screen, perhaps it might enable access to the problem popup by scrolling around on the larger areas? On the default screen size, what happens if you drag the main Visi window way off screen and then drag the remaining visible edge to make the main window much larger and then scroll the much bigger Visilogic around? In previous hunting for an easy fix, I found that perhaps VisiC/Data/DB/OPLC.ini is involved in this, as some numbers change, but that was as far as I got as I ran into permissions issues and lack of time. For now, I always try to check things on the laptop before leaving, but the best intentions always go astray......🥴 cheers, Aus -
Does anyone know of a way to make the background of UniPic images invisible? For example, I have used the "UniPics-Lights & Lamps-074.png" image. It is a green circle but has a white square background. If I use it on a screen with a white background, the square is not visible, but if I use it on any other colour background, the white square is visible. I could save them as a bitmap and edit the background out, but that is a lot of work to do for every image. I saw another image, almost identical, in a sample PID program, "UniPics-Leds-Green-04-On.Png" . This image has a transparent square background, but I can't find the source for this image, and I don't see any property that I can set the background to transparent. -
Well, you're right kratmel. Thank you. I've set analog input 2 as TC-K and gave it an MI. SI15 started to show temp with a decimal point. the MI shows just max range reading since nothing is attached to it. Still waiting for the max temp data, if anyone knows it. -
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Ok, I get it now. I will be able to try it later at the site as a temporary solution. Currently I'm using a pt100 so no TC are switched on, I suppose it doesn’t work with the pt100 setting since there is no need for temp compensation. Another related question – what would be considered an "OK" PCB temp for this model ? The spec state an environment of up to 50 C (122F), which means a max pcb temp of ? it is installed in a ventilated industrial oven electric cabinet and I suspect 50c is definitely an option. better safe than sorry. Thanks Yam
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