4/29/2019 12:23 PM | |
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Hi, Only @CPU @ chart exist. If I delete that it does not make any difference. Anyways I noticed a warning in log. "(---) Not Supported" See the attachment. Attachment20190429_Module driver.txt (446 Downloads) |
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4/29/2019 8:37 PM | |
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Hi MicroMan, Can you give me some more info like: - MLFB number of the configured Simocode slave and it's modules - The used driver blocks in CFC chart (please attach a print screen also) - Are you using PCS7 V7.1 without service packs? And Simocode pro V7.0 Upd2 correct? - GSD file name of the Simocode slave I will investigate this further. It looks like some hardware configured is not supported by the system. |
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4/30/2019 3:30 PM | |
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Hi MicroMan, According to the manual, you are using the correct MLFB and GSD file. Are the defined inputs/outputs of the Simcode slave within the process image of the CPU? I saw your other post of the supporting CPU. Is this CPU released for PCS7 V7.1? That maybe a problem if it is not and could be related to your issue with Simocode. What if you create a copy of the multiproject and replace the CPU by a released CPU? Please select PCS7_V71 catalog instead of Standard catalog in hardware configuration to see the released modules. MicroMan: Did you do a proper update? I mean, did you mix different versions of driver blocks for example? If there are different versions, it may be that the system returns errors , please check if libraries are updated correctly and not mixed |
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2/10/2023 10:22 AM | |
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Thanks for your help. |
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