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I agree a long while has gone past with nothing apparently being done. But as a Non-Unilogic user I don't know for sure....perhaps it has...I'm only going on what people say! That said, I think a work-around would be a virtual PC running concurrently. My virtual PCs are only XP and I don't think Unilogic would run on them, so I can't say for sure, but I reckon that a later Windoze version would work. Perhaps cut and paste might even work.....but I doubt it. Sometimes I have had actions possible b/n my virtual systems and the real one that I can't normally easily achieve . On the "compare side by side" front, I often do this without another instance of Visilogic running, by simply doing a print to pdf, and then having that on screen next to what I'm actually working on. The same would work on Unilogic. cheers, Aus -
a long time has passed, several versions have been released and nothing on the subject. It is sad not to pay attention to a subject with such relevance. -
👍 Dzięki za podane przykłady. W moim układzie jest to pompa głębinowa ,skąd wodę pompuje do zbiornika ciśnieniowego i dalej na niewielki warsztat.Kiedy nie ma poboru wody pompa pompuje do max ciśnienia i ma się wyłączyć.Jesli spadnie do około 2bar ponownie załącza i dobija do 6. Tak ja to sobie wymyśliłem prosto wydawało się że będzie łatwo... Ale niestety Pozdrawiam Thanks for the examples given. In my system, it is a submersible pump, from which it pumps water to a pressure tank and then to a small workshop. When there is no water intake, the pump pumps to the maximum pressure and is to turn off. If it drops to about 2 bar, it turns on again and hits 6. This is how I made it up. It just seemed that it would be easy ... But unfortunately greetings -
Gert, im doing a similar application with an ABB ACQ580 - Fena-21... in your logic, you have vector length a 1. which makes sense in the logic that youve presented. Did writing 1151 start the drive and 1150 stop the drive? Did you read or write any more data to/ from the drive? in my application, im looking to also send a speed reference. Would i just increase my vector length to read or write to another register in the drive? Thanks in advance!
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I know, I know, I'll have to change my naming conventions. By Help files I mean everything that's under the Help Tab . 😉 cheers, Aus
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