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And to top off the info from Flex and Fernando, it looks like you want to use ON status for your controls so you end up with all 8 MBs ON., instead of one ON shifting along through the MBs like I thought. To easily restart such a sequence, use 16MBs and vector fill. Do 2 fills in your "turning off" action. 1 fill is 1 to the adjacent 8 MBs, the other fill sets your controlling MBs to 0, and then leave fill alone until the next "all stop" which repeats both fills ready for the next start. By moving 16 bits, you will progress the 8 ON bits along your MB vector, progressively turning them all ON. cheers, Aus -
Thank you for the information, so I will use these instructions in my project as they are explained here unless someone has another idea and is against it Thank you for the information, so I will use these instructions in my project as they are explained here unless someone has another idea and is against it -
Thank you Fernando. I will check with socket connection. Regarding adressing, Vision 280 should be basic model so adressess listed in manual should be Decimal, for advanced is Hex. Anyway I will try. Thank you one more time. -
By Fernando Castro · Posted
you already got the answers needed. but I think it will be worth to explain the bit shift function. when you do shift a bit, the most left bit goes to the void. it does not continue shifting all the bits in the memory address infinitely, so using an MB and a bit shift of 1 was essentially shifting 1 bit 1 place, if it was 1 then it would become 0 because the 1 was thrown into the void all the following MBS are unchanged because you only shifted the first Bit. shifting by 8 is taking 8 bits and shifting all of those, effectively displacing 1 position on a vector of 8 bits. -
By Fernando Castro · Posted
I believe you are missing socket connection after TCP/IP Card Init (I am not sure if it is required only if you are not using the standarconfig) . and the correct Offset is : 20492, the 5000 in the documentation is an Hexadecimal value, and I have the hunch that zenon uses a decimal value: 5000h = 20480 DEC : 20480 + 12 = 20492.
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