Hello All,

I'm new to the WEB Editor, but I have some experience with LOGO! 8 Programming.

I have created a program for the LOGO! 8.FS4 that has 5 x HOURS COUNTERS. B071, B089, B091, B092 & B093.

I would like to show the OT of each counter on the Home page of the Integrated Web Server on the LOGO!8 .FS4.

But I don't understand how I show these Blocks and the OT.

I also don't understand the Block Types V, VB, VD & VW or what the Block Number refers to, or what the Block Format means.

Sorry for being a bit thick, but I have searched the LOGO! section of this forum, as well as Googling it.

Thanks in advance

PS. I'm an electrical engineer of 26 years, so please be gentle. :)

Brilliant, great information.

I also found the help section for VM Mapping within the Soft Comfort software. (Should have looked there first, but I didn't know what I was looking for!)

I will have a look at your downloads and read the VM Mapping help.

Just hope my brain will allow the information in. :)

Thank you for your help this far, I'll let you know how I get on.

Just a quick question:

Is the Block Number the ID or the Address in VM Mapping?

Thanks

Thanks, I now have an evening of learning about VM Mapping.

I'll let you know how I get on.

 I have done it, thanks to ixo65.

Following your help, I opened the Parameter VM Mapping in LOGO!Soft Comfort - Tools menu.

See the attachment:

I entered the blocks and Parameters I required. I then clicked on the Help button, this opened up the Parameter VM Mapping description and how to create a parameter VM mapping.

This help view was great and allowed me to understand what ixo65 had helped me with.

When you add your analogue items in WEB Editor, the required data should now be a bit simpler to enter, as you can work out if the block is a VB, VW or VD data type. The address is as shown in the parameter VM mapping in LOGO!Soft Comfort.

I have now created my first web page for the web server and it works great.

See attachment to see the web page I made.

Looking forward to more projects now.