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Ofir

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  1. Hi,

    In VisiLogic Font Handler add a new font which includes the degrees symbol and click it to select and mark it in blue.

    Mouse over the symbol and the Keystroke window will appear with the keyboard combination to insert it to your variable.

    If you want to insert the degrees symbol to you variable, choose the font that you added and use the combination keys..

  2. Hi Damian,

    As I mentioned the Ping Utility should be activated with direct contact and not using one shot.

    The activation of the module depends on the user request- for example:

    * One can keep pinging all the time to a server for checking networking.

    * One just want to ping one time for checking devices are online in the network.

    You can use the success bit for resetting the condition to ping.

  3. Hi Vidmas,

    If the PLC is configured to TCP slave then of course it cannot establish connection with the PC. (only TCP master can initiate connection).

    Anyway in your case if the PLC is slave then you just need to use the keep alive and not keep connection operands.

    If the PLC is configured to master then you need to use Keep connection.

    There might be a case where the connection was not closed properly and the PLC socket is still open. This is the reason why the PC cannot connect becasue the socket was not closed properly. Using Keep Alive will make sure to close the socket if there is no data trasport for the predfined time.

  4. Hi Vidmas,

    Please see explanation from help file:

    SI103-SI106: (Keep Alive)

    Enables the PLC to disconnect if there is no communication from the connected device.

    When TCP/IP connection is established (SI 145-148 = 6) check data transport (SDW 14 – 21).

    If no data transport occurred during the defined time – perform ‘Socket Init’.

    Keep Alive counter is SDW 38

    SI107-SI110: (Keep Connection)

    Enables the PLC to reconnect when there is no communication from the connected device for the defined time.

    Note that the value per socket should be higher than the regular “keep alive” (SI 103 – 106)

    Counter of the operation in SDW 45

  5. Hi,

    Which communication are you using? (Serial, Ethernet..)

    I'm not familiar with Citect SCADA but if you wish to use UniOPC server then if you are using serial connection, you need to set the PLC com port for connection with UniOPC. If you are using Ethernet then you need to set IP settings and PLC name to the PLC using TCP/IP card Init and PLC name functions (Under com menu).

    Then in UniOPC you need to create the channel with the right communication settings and add a PLC. (See UniOPC help)

    Later the syntax in the SCADA for configuring tags will be :<PLCName> <ItemPrefix> <Address>.

    For example if the PLC name is "kurtv" and you wish to read MI100 then the syntax will be kurtv.MI100

  6. Hi,

    Try the following:

    • Download the latest OS 5.04(07) using 57600

    • Reset & Initialize the EX-RC1

    • Then try to download blank application

    • Next download his application

    If you have communication problems then:

    • Set all the dip switches to OFF and power on the EX-RC1 then it should be in stop mode.

    • When the EX-RC1 will be in stop mode you should be able to communicate without any problems.

  7. Hi,

    All the sockets are initialized by default - the sockets which you did not use Socket Init will initialize with its own default settings.

    As I understand you are using Socket 2 for connection - Did you set Socket 2 to Master TCP?

    Please check after trying to connect the mail server that SB149 is on.

    Only after getting SB149 on, try to send the Email.

    If it still fails, check what is the status of MI which is linked to the status messages of the Email function.

    Please note that Gmail mail server indeed based on SSL encryption which Unitronics do not support.

    We support mail servers that require authentication type login or plain and of course mail servers which do not require authentication.

  8. Hi Roland,

    Are you using VisiLogic 9.0.1?

    If you are facing issues with updating the PLC OS then try the following:

    • Power off the controller.

    • Press and hold your fingers on <i>+<ESC> keys.

    • While pressing power on the controller.

    • Then the PLC should be in BOOT mode.

    • Set the baud rate in VisiLogic to 115200.

    • Connect the programming cable to port 1 and download OS again via connection menu --> communication & OS --> OS tab.

    • Download your application.

  9. Hi Malcolm,

    Does it happens on specific event?

    Please check the application that there is no condition somehow that disconnect the socket. (for example socket Init)

    Please make sure also that SB168 is set on as power up value.

    Which socket are you using for Remote Operator?

    Which Remote Operator version are you using? Please download the latest version.

    Please try increasing the time out in Remote Operator communication settings.

  10. Hi,

    Which VisiLogic version are you using?

    First of all please note that the PLC name is not the serial number.

    When you are in Boot mode please try the following:

    Place the battery back.

    Set in VisiLogic serial connection and baud rate 115200.

    Then go to the OS tab in connection menu and press on check

    when the Wizard appears click on next to download all relevant updates.

    After downloading all - download application which contain TCP/IP settings and PLC name.

    Now try communicating with the PLC according to the TCP/IP settings and PLC name.

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