7/23/2010 9:20 AM | |
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Dear selvkumaar, Perhaps this link might help: how can you reduce memory usage with Multi instancing? Best regards, Wizard |
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7/23/2010 11:49 AM | |
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Nothing found as Good other then BAD. When power goesOFF and then ON (in 30s interval), the TimerET value&PT value are same and the Timer output(Q) is ON even if the Timer ET value is 50s while the PT value is 6h10m30s before power goes OFF. I DON'T KNOW, WHY? The link(how can you reduce memory usage with Multi instancing?) describes the way to Multi Instancethen what the use of In-Active Multi Instancein the Timer call options (See the attachement from previous post). Don't forget to tell ifanyone know. |
Last edited by: selvkumaar at: 7/24/2010 8:20 AMRegards, |
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7/24/2010 8:12 AM | |
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Ok. Due to File Size limit, you can find the simple Project Here. That projectused a Multi Instance Timer as described in the link (how can you reduce memory usage with Multi instancing?) PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: The Timer valuejumps to Preset value after power ON. The Timer doesn't Hold the current valueafter power ON. For your convenience,please see theattached Picture. |
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7/24/2010 5:03 PM | |
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I have tested your program again and it works fine with all the options you mention.
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