3/15/2009 12:56 PM | |
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Salam, My heart is with you..... any Help please ??? |
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3/16/2009 1:57 PM | |
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Hello at all I can not open the posted links, so i has to ask. Do you mean this: http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/16689049 You should replace this line: char s_prop[] = "FillingIndex"; with that char s_prop[20] = "FillingIndex"; Tell me if that helps, please. regards cumulus |
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3/17/2009 8:05 AM | |
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Dear Cumulus, yes, I meant that link. I have done what you say, but unfortunately the problem still exist. And I would like to provide you with additional information: * In Wincc7 V7.0.0.0 I don't find the Dynamic wizard "Ludder Rung Jump", instead I found the Dynamic Wizard "Network Entry Point" * I used a button from "Windows Objects" from "Object Pallet" I would ask you about the Tag which will be connected with a property of the Button, should it be a specific type, bool, intger, word,....etc ? About the linking property of the button,as I understand from the link, can I use any Property ? at the end what dose the [20] means in your solution ? Could it be 30,40,100 ? thanks in advance and, I am looking to hearing from you. Regards Raed Nabeel |
3/17/2009 3:38 PM | |
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Hi The 20 means that the name of the propertie has not more then 20 letters,you should use not more than255 letters.At that time i did not know, that the code were automaticly created. char-variables shoud ever has an explizit size in wincc c-scripts. theDynamic Wizard "Network Entry Point" is the right wizzard for the "Button" of "Windows Objects" As i know, the variable has not have a specific type. I used a unsigned 8-bit value. The property can be any property of the button. The property and the variable should not be used in an other way in your progamm. I tried it with WinCC V7.0.0.0 and a 416 CPU in PLCSIM. It works fine. I get little problems with the script server when i did not have a connection to the CPU, but i did not have to resart my computer. Open the HW-Config takes a lot of time, byyou too? Do you use other c-scripts with char-variables in you project? It sounds like a problem with that variables or a cycle time of that function. Please try it in a new project with only that function. regards cumulus |
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3/19/2009 10:53 AM | |
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Hi Readnabeel I tested a while. Then i get the same problem. The last advice i can give is, that you have to have the same language properties(english) in all settings. Please control the following setting. SIMATIC Manager: "Options" > "Customize" > register "Language" National Language: english Mnemonics: English WinCC: "OS" > "Computer" > "<Computername>" > Register "Parameters" Language at Runtime: English(USA) Default language at Runtime: English(USA) After that settings i did not get the problem again. Please let me know if that had worked. regards cumulus |
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3/23/2009 1:35 PM | |
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HI ALL, The problem still exists, and I tried to test the case on another computers, but that never help. Could the problem be solved by wincc7 service pack 1 ? |
3/25/2009 11:41 AM | |
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Hi, as i read this FAQ is for WinCC V5. For WinCC V7the procedureis described in the online help. Search for "Jump to Hardware diagnosis" |
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