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It's good that you've successfully learnt about separation. With all that running (now) ok in the cabinet, I'd put a logging temperature system in place to check internal temps for the first few days/weeks/months of actual use. Either a separate logger, or program the plc to do it. Personally I look at the pics and see way too much heat being generated, unless there's a heat exchange system in there somewhere that's not shown in the pics. cheers, Aus -
I am trying to use C function to do some calculations, but the compiler is choking on the following line: if ( IF_GT(1, RemainingCableLength, CurrentCablePosition) ) {} If I replace this line with a simple "if(1)", the function compiles just fine. I'm using the macros for all float manipulation and like I said it compiles without this line above. The error messages from the compiler and cryptic at best and not very helpful. Can anyone give me a hint as to what might be wrong? -
By Ivan Ristic · Posted
Hello. I finally fixed problem. Yesterday and today, I rerouted power and control wires so now all high voltage/current wires go on the left side and control wires goes on the right side. Also, I connect all common ground wires to one point on the bottom of cabinet as proposed by @kratmel and @DanT. I tested all 10 VFD running at the same time for almost one hour and communication with IO modules is perfect, without any single error (blink) of status LED. Thank you all for helping me solve the problem. You are great. Best regards. Ivan -
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By Joe Tauser · Posted
You can't increase the size of the internal retained memory. As Saragani says, it's 256K. I would calculate the actual data size needed - you need to specify the number of columns in each table as well as the data type to determine how big they'll be. You can creatively use an SD card to get more storage. Look at the Help on "Store DTI to File" and "Load DTI from File". Joe T.
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