9/14/2016 7:35 AM | |
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Hi Higgor, The red wrench means that there is a input/output with a bad signal, which is device related. This is indicated by the "ST" part of a structure input or outpur. When the "ST" parameter is 16#00, this means a bad signal, device related. Since you did not connect any real hardware, I think that your channel driver blocks are not setup correctly. Normally when you have existing hardware in your hardware configuration, connecting a signal will create several connections automatically to the following parameters: "Mode", "DataXchg", "DataXchg1", "MS", "MS_Xcg" and possible some more. Please check input: "Mode". This parameter will set the correct input or output signal type: "4-20mA or 0-10V". As I was saying, normally this connection is made automatically, but when no hardware signals are connected to this driver block, you have to set Mode correctly yourself, otherwise a Bad signal is shown. You can go to CFC charts, press F1 on a block, go to "Index" and type: "mode". Select the first result and you can see what you must enter in "Mode". For example: a 4-20mA signal input should be: 16#80000203. |
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9/15/2016 4:24 PM | |
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Hi Oreca, That is what i'm talking about. Thank you a lot. My DIn and DOut had a Bad signal, so I change mode value: DIn: 8000FFFF and DOut 8000FFFE. Thanks. |
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