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samtj

Thank you Enia and S7 Automation for quick Reply
My software is Wincc Advanced V12 sp1 update 4. and i donot see any option to add cycle on scheduled tasks.

But for S7 Automation; would you please make it a little bit clear how to do it. I am teching my self fom scratch.

Regards

Hi samtj,

what S7 Automation means is, Enable memory clock on your cpu (properties of cpu), create a tag in your hmi linked to a memory clock bit that pulses every second (memory bit 5 pulses every second). Then select properties of that tag in your hmi and go to events, now add the script you want executed on value change.

Kind regards,

Jens

 hello dear

i have same problem ,thats true wwe can use cpu clock bit,but i use opc and i dont want to add  a cpu so how can i call vbscript for instance every 1 secound?

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samtj

Thank you Enia and S7 Automation for quick Reply
My software is Wincc Advanced V12 sp1 update 4. and i donot see any option to add cycle on scheduled tasks.

But for S7 Automation; would you please make it a little bit clear how to do it. I am teching my self fom scratch.

Regards

Hi samtj,

what S7 Automation means is, Enable memory clock on your cpu (properties of cpu), create a tag in your hmi linked to a memory clock bit that pulses every second (memory bit 5 pulses every second). Then select properties of that tag in your hmi and go to events, now add the script you want executed on value change.

Kind regards,

Jens

 hello dear

i have same problem ,thats true wwe can use cpu clock bit,but i use opc and i dont want to add  a cpu so how can i call vbscript for instance every 1 secound?

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Split from how to call function every one second.

 Use SimulateTag

good luck

Hi

Thanks for your  reply 

i have search it ,it seems i doesnt work in wincc advance