12/11/2013 2:46 PM | |
Joined: 3/20/2013 Last visit: 4/3/2024 Posts: 676 Rating: (44) |
phew... hard to guess. a general "there must be an error in your new program code" will definitly not help you. E.g. when you are mentioning that it works perfectly with another CPU. As i see how many slaves/devices you have their i understand why you don't want to change FW. Perhaps try to open a Support Request if the Technical Support has some more ideas. I am running out of them, sry I would try the FW-update / newer hardware (if possible). |
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12/12/2013 7:55 AM | |
Posts: 146 Rating: (7) |
Dear Fafner, I contacted service support and this is what they replied to me: 1)Your method is arisk, as you wroute: "SFC13 in my software is called in OB1 and request is set in OB32". It's a risk because OB32 can interrupt the running SFC13. If the "request" is asked several-times in SFC13 and the interrupt is between this asked "requests", then in this case the SFC13 could react faulty. 2)If 1) is no success then call the OB32 for a test with 200ms instead100ms. What do you think about this? Thanks! |
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