4/22/2019 9:38 AM | |
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I make a test with anlog signal. I connected the AI1 of the base modulewith a controllable 0-10V signal and configured this in LOGO! program as PT100 / 1000 in the analogue amplifier. The output value of the analogue amplifier was mapped to the VW0 and the values of VW0 were logged (see video by link). [snip] AttachmentAccess Tool.zip (675 Downloads) |
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4/24/2019 3:59 AM | |
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Did you have a look at the operating instructions for the Access Tool? If you want more lines, you need to create a log file. This is then a CSV file and can store several variables in separate columns per log line. A CSV file can hold 20,000 lines. AttachmentLOGO! Access Tool Help_en_US.pdf (601 Downloads) |
10/27/2022 6:03 PM | |
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I can't manage to see the trend values. I did pretty much the same in the video in previous post, just changing the variable length from VW0 to VD0 as it is mapped in my configuration. See attached image. Murillo Gumiero |
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10/27/2022 6:26 PM | |
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Read my post once again. I wrote: LOGOVARLS ("VW0","TD") And all in capital letters ... |
10/28/2022 2:17 AM | |
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By me it works without problems ... |
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