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Posts posted by Gabriel Franco
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Use address 8 and 9 to read Net weight high and low bytes. Tags should be INT16.
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I don´t think WebServer are the best way to inform alarms. From my point of view, WebServer are not HMI extension.
If you need to remotely inform alarms, you could send SMS.
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Update firmware before first program download
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Try User Access Control, a more powerful tool for your need
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I suspect you´re using a CT with AC volts output. Analog input is only DC, 0 ... 10 Vdc range, then you need a converter from AC Volt to DC Volt.
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In ladder, use RESET COIL to reset the bit you use in HMI button
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I suggest to split code in two separated rungs: first, to read row and second to SET MB 0 (You´re using contact instead of coil) and load HMI. Make sure you´re not using ML 1 in other place and variable in HMI is large enough to show all characters.
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I had same problem long time ago. Workaround was, to increase delay time between reading different devices when an offline device detected.
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Go to "HMI - Font Handler" menu, select the font you want to modify and select those characters you want to show (only not default fonts)
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Regardless of the default socket and port configuration, I always configure the values at power up. It makes that rung explain itself and avoid misunderstandings with other programmers or even myself over time
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take a look to this topic:
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Why 9600, 8, n, 2? It isn´t usual. I suggest you to double check COMM INIT and Modbus Config blocks to match VFD parameters (baudrate, data and stop bits, address).
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After you switch cooling/heating bit, you need to re-configure PID.
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Or simply use three different tags, one for each period, updating (SUM) them in each scan or in a base time. This way, you have instant values for all your periods. Of course, you will need to reset those tags at the right time (daily, weekly, monthly).
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You also cau use SB2 to call whatever display you want.
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21 hours ago, keklon said:
I need to have some safeguards in place for the case of an open TC. When the Thermocouple is unplugged the HSO is driven 100%. I see an red indicator appear on the IO-ATC8 . Is this reported to the control in a SB or do I need to write a net and do a range comparison with upper and lower limits?
Take a look to the module specs. It shows register values when analog input is out of range.
https://myzone-kza3sadj.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/IO-ATC8.pdf
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I perform manual tuning when I have temperature process instead of auto tuning. I have better performance. In general, to reduce overshoot, decrease P, but all systems have their own behavior.
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I guess you´re using Remote Access software to show your Vision 130 and you believe it is a simulator. However keep in mind that all Unitronics software requires a physical PLC in order to view online data. There is not simulator.
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It would be nice to have an option to save VLP file including registers values
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I always use terminal resistors at both ends of an RS485 network, even in point-to-point short cables. Also, I use shielded cables ground at a single point. Rarely had problems with this.
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For settings, if those are saved as registers, you may use "Export PLC Operands to Text File" under Connection menu. I use to save operands file together with VLP and OS files as a full backup of my applications.
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On 2/28/2019 at 5:03 AM, Wastle said:
There are sources of electromagnetic fields, but it doesn't bother the other systems. I have already changed the module.
Out of interest(newbie here) I am assuming the calibration settings are stored in the CPU which is located in the HMI.
Calibration data keeps on IO-LCx module.
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You are using direct contacts instead of coils for VALVE SET / VALVE RESET
Storing date and time in Data Table Efficiently
in UniLogic Software
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Yoy can save it as UTC (double word, seconds from 01/01/1900) and then in Excel convert it to date/time format.