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8/28/2009 12:58 AM | |
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Hello Inst_Tech Data type TIME is simply a Double Integer which holds a millisecond value, examples are: T#1s = 10000 T#1m = 60000 T#3m5s10ms =185010 As such, you simply convert your REAL to a DINT(e.g. ROUND instructions) and use te result as the TIME (and if you want to have seconds on your HMI/REAL variable, multiply it with 1000 before youROUNDit to a DINT). I hope this helps |
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8/28/2009 6:48 AM | |
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That is very helpful. I was starting to clue in to this solution. I will attempt to implement this at work. Thank you |
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