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JanneH

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  1. Thanks. System is now up and running. My first impression was like "oh dear RTFM-advice" (i have had the help-file open couple weeks now, with no luck) but behold, re-reading it once more made Me understand whats the difference between Storing/Loading. Looking forward to next project (hopefully I dont need to wait another 10-25 years for it) Best regards, Janne
  2. Still here! Any tips for the above timer-problem? In short, how do I change current value of active timer via keypad? -J-
  3. My previous message wont show for some reason. About My first problem, I didnt understood what that resolution does in this case. What I was looking for is this: User enters timer-value via keypad,lets say 11 minutes and 30 seconds (11:30) Once conditions are met in ladder, timer starts running. At some point user finds out, that 11 min 30 sec was too long and would like to change new time to 4 minutes 15 seconds (04:15) or cancel whole procedure by entering 00:00. At the moment user can enter an new value, which is displayed on screen and on debug-tool, but timer still keeps counting down from the original value (11:30), while I would like it to continue counting down from new value. I got that issue n:o 2 mostly solved, but theres stil some tweaking to do. At the moment I have Display 1 for timer setup/ current countdown and seven displays for each weekdays. Using arrowup- and arrowdown-keys I can scroll up and down (monday-tuesday-wednesday an so on) My problem here is, that on each display, I have to "type in" ON- and OFF-values before I can jump on next display (day). Is there easy way to make it so, I can use Up/Down-arrowkeys to change screens up and down and once I have preferred display on screen, I use Right-arrow to active that day and only then I need to enter new values for that day. Hope that above makes any sense Regards, Janne
  4. And here We go again. I managed to get display/input working, but... A timer's current value can be changed at any time , including when the timer is active. The new value can be either greater or smaller than the previous value; storing 0 into a timer's current value stops it immediately So I tried that above. Timer is running down from 05:00 minutes but if I enter new (smaller) value via keypad it doesnt effect on current active value, but only for preset-value. So how do I set this up, so end-user can change timer while its running? (eg. user enters 55 minutes instead of 55 seconds and would like to enter correct value while timer is running) Problem n:o 2 This machine has heating-system which has to go on 2 hours before workers come to work (pre-heating). Since I cant say for fact, that 2 hours is what is needed for every day, I've created 7 displays, one for every weekday, where user can set time when heating goes ON and another time when heating goes OFF For example Display 2 "Heating-Monday" with two variables MI 0 for Heating ON and MI 1 for heating OFF. Both variables are Time Functions, hour (CT) format. And question is, how do I set Output 5 active everyday according to those entered values. (eg. heating ON at Monday from 05:00 to 16:00) -Janne-
  5. Ok, back in business. My account went in guest-state for some reason. I've recieved My Jazz-unit and tried some basic-functions of it. Debug-function causes some troubles to Me. How do I simulate inputs, for example... I have limit-switch or push-button on Input-0, witch activates Output-0. During debug I can active Output-0 but not Input-0. Another problematic-part is how to set and view time to timer by using Jazz's keypad and display like shown below. Line1: Cookingtime: 05:30 <- desired time, set by user via keypad Line2: Finished at: 02:32 <- cooking on progress, time left until finished. Iam very much appreciated of any help, thanks Janne H.
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