3/27/2020 3:24 PM | |
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Hi Pegaia, I have a similar problem (TIA 16) when I put the input address of the analog input in the force table along with other inputs and outputs in the table. By right click on that address I can modify it to 0 or 1 which of course is not me desired value (e.g. 10000) or I can put this value (e.g 10000) in the force value but it will be effective if I force all values in the table. Therefore I cannot force just an analog input in the table if there are other addresses in the table. Do you know how to force just one analog input? Thanks. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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4/8/2020 9:17 PM | |
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Only have one value in the force table. Or, install a MOVE block at the top of OB1 and MOVE the desired value into the analog input. If that analog input is used in an interrupt OB, you have to copy that move block to those OBs. This will override the process image value. If you are using <analoginput>:P, you have to remove all the other analog values from the force table so you can force just the one analog input.
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