Hello,

What is reason to offset like this? I think HR_Start_Offset is WORD defined so I see no problem to do this.

Hello,
you should set Hr_Start_Offset = 61999 (decimal).

Regards,
Kaulquappe

Duris_I

Hello,

What is reason to offset like this? I think HR_Start_Offset is WORD defined so I see no problem to do this.

 Well, it is not possible to write 462000 in a WORD....

Hello Kaulquappe,

yes it isn't

Update: aaah now i probably understand how you mean with my answer with WORD, sry to not be clearly. I mean it is possible to do with WORD, as offset is defined from 0 as 40001. I know that his expected value can't be set to WORD value I only sugested as you have answered, it is possible with that HR_ static TAG.

Hello,

ok, let for first check system manual (you did?). There is clear info what is sequence to set correct HR_ value. You need depended to your used language MOVE block or in SCL simply set value. How you change your HR_ value? Info state that you need set this offset to HR_ TAG prior execution of Server. In case of WORD value it can have 0-65535 value. Where you saw that you can't set more than INT value 32767? Try make required steps and then execute your MB_SERVER. As Kaulquappe already sugested (right correct answer), this working to me now without problems. You have from him quick answer, I see you little bit new to this (no problem) and gave you for first some recommendations to maybe think again about that HR_TAG functionality.

Hello,

another example of functionality (look to attachment pls). There is also another hint how you need set offset MINUS to collect correct data.

Update: don't hesitate ask if you have another problems, what we know - we can help...

Hello,

what CPU HW and firmware? Anyway, old version 2.1 block also have enough range for correct set of value.

Update: I see there in instance DB this TAG but with UINT data type which is also suitable for this. Anyway glad you have all working. Pls be kind in next time post clear info about your HW and TIA SW version. You can see that different versions mix with other type of CPU HW and firmware can get you to real trouble.