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Marco Mendoza

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  1. Shalom, Israeli brothers & sisters. We know that your busy schedule is saturated with diligences day by day, but we would appreciate a lot if you share with this revolving globe, the AutoCAD Electrical 2024 Drawings, for your Unistream Series, including PLC, VFD and Servo Drives. Knowing that your nation is determined for impossible challenges and victory , I'm sending you a burning hug and salutation to all. Dudes. Very truly yours, Marco Mendoza (A vile mortal) from Guatemala.
  2. Seasons greetings for all, Brothers & Sisters around this revolving globe. I would like to ask something related to PID algorithms for kilns, ceramic dryers and so on. I'm wondering here is the Unitronics Engineering Team will develop a function for Ramp & Soak thermal processes in this new year 2024. The Unilogic Software is easy to use and also versatile. The function will control the Rate of Change of heat being transferred to the dryer or kiln, according to the ramp time and temperature setpoint for each stage configured using Data Tables for the thermal profile. I would appreciate your comments about it, a tool like this will help a lot with ceramics kilns and dryers. Very truly yours, Marco Mendoza Guatemala, Central America
  3. First, thanks for the colleagues around the globe, for being sincere and honest reporting the issues in this new version of Unilogic. At the same time, thanks to the Unitronics Support Team for interacting and providing answers that teach us a lot. My question is basic: Does this new version run fine on Windows 11? Because I need to upgrade my Laptop (Hardening OS) Very truly yours, Marco (from Guatemala)๐Ÿ˜€
  4. Thanks Joe, for your support. We appreciate your advice and follow up. Kind regards from Guatemala,
  5. Thanks for the good news. Israeli brothers & sisters. Iยดm downloading the upgrade, right now. Vitamins and Amino acids. All the body need. ๐Ÿ˜€
  6. I just want to say, thanks a lot. It's adequate for a Ramp & Soak profile in a Ceramic Shutter Kiln. With this algorithm we need to think only in the Heat Rate of Change, based on time. Again, thanks.
  7. Hi, Gabriel Thanks for your advice, I see that we are unable to modify the data input for this Unilogic Instruction "Load DTI from file". I'm wondering if we can select several recipes with the following Unilogic function. "Load DTI from Recipe File", or is the same case as above. An Unitronics specialist told me in a webinar that we could use a SQL query to load several recipes to Data Tables Indexed but using an external Database, by mean of the following command, as matter of fact, a command kit developed for that purpose. What can be done to load several recipes ? Without using Databases. Otherwise, better if I learn SQL and structure one to reach this goal. If you can recommend me a tutorial: "SQL for dummies", should be nice. I'm a rookie with this topic. Well my brothers, enjoy the Holidays or Season Greetings in 2022. I would appreciate your advice. Very truly yours, Marco Mendoza๐Ÿงก๐Ÿ’š๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿค๐Ÿ’™ ALDOSA Ceramic Industry Guatemala, Central America
  8. Hi Joe and everybody. First, let me wish you a Happy Holidays for this 2022. Second, I would appreciate your help and advice for the following issue related to DTI. How can I load several DTI previously created in Unilogics? The "Load file from DTI" command is available but we need to declare the DTI to use before we download it to the Unistream PLC. May I load a DTI while the Unistream is running? For instance, DTI 1, DTI2 .......DTIn. Very truly yours. Marco Mendoza๐Ÿงก๐Ÿ’š๐Ÿ‘Œ๐Ÿค๐Ÿ’™ ALDOSA Ceramic Industry Guatemala, Central America
  9. Thanks my brother. Rivka For the tutorial you recommended me and your follow up. www.programiz.com I'm delighting myself with the Unilogic/Unistream experience. Unistream is a good technology toy for good boys. Very truly yours, Marco๐Ÿ˜€๐Ÿ‘Œ๐ŸŸฅ๐ŸŸฉ Guatemala, Central America
  10. Thanks Riva for your help and advice. I'm taking a look at the article in the link you shared to us. Just a detail: After I compiled the code showed above. Nor the C compiler "https://www.onlinegdb.com/online_c_compiler" using standard C version, neither the Unilogic Compiler showed me mistakes. I need to learn, how a pointer work in fact?. the article point at that. One more time, thanks for your kindness and guidance. Very truly yours, Marco๐Ÿ˜€๐Ÿ‘Œ๐Ÿšฉ
  11. Dear fellas, Let me thanks you for your kindness to share technical solutions. Concerning my last technical support request, I was making a mistake in the code. This symbol "*" must be written before the result of a function, for my case ( *Profile_Time_Totalizer_1 ) this is specific for the C functions in Unilogic because the C compilers doesn't require that. The arrays are well, also the inputs and output variables. Please see my basic C code with that mistake corrected below. Very truly yours, Marco๐Ÿ˜€
  12. Hello folks, I'm trying to use as input variables to a C function a couple of unsigned integer arrays. My output is a single integer variable that contains the total result of the addition of both vectors or arrays. I have already compiled the code for C and it works well but as soon as I compile again the code on Unilogic the following errors arise. I would appreciate your help with this issue. The arrays are declared like this ones. My output variable is an UINT32 type. The errors that the Unilogic Compiler shows are the following ones.
  13. Hi to everybody, Regarding linear regression calculation the following website has C code for that purpose. https://www.codesansar.com/numerical-methods/linear-regression-method-using-c-programming.htm You may use the C programming function in Unistream and take advantage of the code to get the "a" and "b" coefficients. ๐Ÿ˜€
  14. Thanks for the advice, I'm taking a look at the examples you recommend. There are two versions in the UNITRONICS Examples, detailed ones in fact. Very kind Regards, Marco Mendoza๐Ÿ‘Œ
  15. I would like to say thanks also for your conversion tip. I'm trying the DIV and MOD math blocks to create the HIGH WORD and the LOW WORD, both commands accept the UINT32 variable divided by 10000. Then I'm using an OR block to add logically both INT16 registers into an INT32 register, in other words, the high and low word are INT16 and the final result after the OR operation is the DOUBLE WORD (INT32) register that is suitable for the INT TO REAL command. I compiled and rebuilt all without errors according to UNILOGIC. It should work well based on your advice. Very kind regards, Marco๐Ÿ‘Œ
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