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I don't know why you edited a from a moderator closed topic. read the timeYou wrote:
I can say only this: By the way:
That's not from the manual but from the Online help. And this are not integer but BCD (or hex) values.
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3/20/2023 5:24 AM | |
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@manualfina: The trouble is that we do not know which procedures you are following to do the tests. We cannot even be sure that the non-siemens device is working properly. The demo video done by Mr. ixo65 on an earlier occasion may be helpful. The deeper discussion in the same topic is also worth studying. Especially focus on the fact that the LOGO! cannot read its own real-time-clock. Have a look at: Read RTC from within Logo8 |
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3/20/2023 3:09 PM | |
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You can also see in the attached screen video that it is possible to change date and time in a server LOGO! from a client LOGO!. The example doesn't really make sense because the variables are always written to the server. This would stop the RTC from running. AttachmentSet date and time by server LOGO! from client LOGO!.zip (417 Downloads) |
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3/28/2023 7:44 AM | |
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via ethernet s7 protocol |
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