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3/6/2013 6:21 AM | |
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This is my first project in WinCC. See the file WinCC_Sys_01.log, found the following: [code] :21:062,1007001,4,,SIMATIC,SCRIPT,ExecuteError in Action @e4 MAIN Static Text12 BackColor 255,28.01.2013,09:30:21:062,1007001,4,,SIMATIC,SCRIPT,ExecuteError in Action @e6 MAIN WarningDisplay7 Visible 255,28.01.2013,09:30:21:062,1007001,4,,SIMATIC,SCRIPT,ExecuteError in Action @e7 MAIN WarningDisplay7 Index 255,28.01.2013,09:30:21:062,1007009,4,,SIMATIC,SCRIPT,Thread said good-bye 255,28.01.2013,09:57:03:484,1007009,4,,SIMATIC,SCRIPT,Thread said good-bye 255,28.01.2013,10:15:38:421,1007009,4,,SIMATIC,SCRIPT,Thread said good-bye [/code] After seeing these components, and found that while access to the same function (see figure - WarningDisplay7.png) a visual component, can sometimes occur this error. (Service script.exe stops), if my guess is correct? Also wanted to ask if you call does not work neither condition, what value is returned by default from the function of type byte (see Figure - GetColorPT1_1a.png), in this function is not covered by the value - 0? And how to react to a component value is not specified in the list (over 86)? Also wanted to know how knowing id function to recognize her name? P.S. sorry for my bad English. AttachmentDiagnose&Picture.zip (242 Downloads) |
3/6/2013 1:32 PM | |
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Did no one come across this? |
3/6/2013 2:49 PM | |
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Hello W1nn1ep00h, I'm not sure whether this could deliver new information to you, because in your postyou mentioned that you used alreadyAPDIAGand found script which causes error. Unfortunately I don't understand in detail all questions you asked, maybe because I'm also no native speaker. I think you should try to set your dynamic value range like this. Displaying logical operators in the WinCC Dynamic Value Ranges dialog If you define a tag of type byte(unsigned) it can have a value between 0 and 128. You use GetTagFloat, these functions work like this.
If I understand question right I'd say therefore you have range named OTHER.
Maybe this can help you How can I determine the name of an action via the error message "Execute Error in Action @xxx"? Best regards Bizur |
3/7/2013 8:28 AM | |
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Thanks for the reply.
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