5/15/2019 8:29 AM | |
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Hi mark1507, 1. Create CMT and drag the blocks to the editor 2. Drag "PV" of PIDConL to CMT editor under the PIDConL block 3. Change attribute "Tag type" from signal to parameter 4. Drag "PV_Out" of the Pcs7AnIn block and "PV_Li" of the AnIn block to the corresponding block in the editor 5. Connect one of the outputs of the driver block to "PV" 6. Now select and drag the other output of the driver block IN THE EDITOR to PV IN THE EDITOR. See attachment |
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5/15/2019 10:17 AM | |
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Hi mark, It looks you dragged "PV" under CM. You need to insert it one level lower-> Drag "PV" under PID... Let me know if it worked.... PS: My version is still CFC V9.0 SP1. SP2 gave me trouble with SFC types... After changing a SFC type, I could not do AS compile changes, because errors occurred. After full AS compile everything is good. I contacted Siemens Support and they updated SP2 with a new update, but did not test it. |
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5/15/2019 1:01 PM | |
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Hi, Hmmm that is strange... You are working in the master library right? What happens if you insert the PIDConL from the AP library? Is yours changed somehow? |
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5/15/2019 1:35 PM | |
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Mark, You can try a backup to see if there are changes made to the block..maybe try to create a new CMT and use a different object like a Valve or something...
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5/16/2019 8:05 AM | |
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Hi mark, What I mean was creating a backup of your multiproject and check if updating block type helps: using the PIDConL from the AP library... But since another object has the same problem, I don't think this helps... I'll look into it, I cannot believe it is a bug, maybe I will try to install SP2 and check if my version still works... |
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