Hi,

Unfortunately, I cannot tell you why the script stopped working. But I can tell you how I would implement this functionality in a device version V18.0.0.1 or later.

V18, Update 1 introduced the "input finished" event. So you can put the entire contents of your current script function - except for the keycode if condition - into the OnInputFinished event.

In addition, you should configure the tag dynamization so that the process value of the IO field is read-only. Otherwise, the internal process and your script will try to write the tag. This will result in the slowest task winning. This configuration should also have been made in your V16 project.

Kind regards
Stefan

Hi,

Of course, it is also supported in faceplates, but the faceplate must be configured with a minimum device version of V18.0.0.1 or higher. Simply go to your project library, right click on the faceplate and select "Upgrade Device Version". Select the desired minimum device version and the faceplate will be updated.

Kind regards
Stefan

Hi,

You should use the line var value = parseInt(item.ProcessValue);. The value you enter will be available as a parameter to the function itself.

Kind regards
Stefan

Hi,

Item.ProcessValue accesses the process value of the IO field as it was before a new value was entered. To ensure that the value is parsed correctly as an integer, you may want to replace the line with (Important! Do not use let in this line!):

value = parseInt(value);

Kind regards
Stefan