Hello spygol,

your settings in LWE and LSC (parameter VM mapping) are correct.

But Siemens has a problem with its own formats.

Example:

On time = 10:32 am. This value is in the LOGO! but a hex number. 1032 (hex) is the decimal value 4146. This is scored as 4146 minutes in the Web Editor at Scale Time (Base Minutes) and then displayed in hh: mm format as follows:

69:06 (hh: mm)

69 h = 69 * 60 m = 4140 m
4140 m + 6m = 4146m

Sometimes I seriously wonder if programmers of such software are even trying what they are doing. You probably did not think until the time clock .....

Hi,

the realtime clock in LOGO! cannot be changed from a web-page.

If you are talking about the weekly timer, then:

You need VM mapping of day, ON and Off setting:
Day is a byte, but to control you must use bit for each day in LWE
Hours and minutes have data format word. In LWE use analog value and configure it as HEX bacaus
time is specified as BCD coded.

Important: In the LOGO! Program you must enable each cam if you want to change it because once a cam is disabled you can configer but it will not work.

Hope this helps

Please give us an example.

I am very curious and very interested.

spygol

EVEN I AM CURIOUS THANKS 

Have now experimented further and have managed to visulise a complete cam for a weekly timer.

For switching times, you have to take analog values ​​and set them to Hex format. Then you can enter e.g. 9:00 am as number 900. Yesterday I also tried that and fell for a few nasty things and thought so, it does not work.

The time is displayed 9:00 as 16 # 900. I wanted to change that in 10:00. Hurry up to the input: 16 # ... and oh, he denied the #. Then I enter the pure numeric value, 1000, press Return, and lo and behold, below the field is "submitted" but the field is empty. Then I gave up and chose the above path ..

Today run again with analog value and Hex. I was then not irritated by the empty field and online in the LOGO! looked. And indeed, changed value has been entered. Go back to the web server and just click next to field ... suddenly the value will reappear.

I'm sorry, but I have not seen any nonsense for a long time.
The value is displayed with 16 # before. Input without 16 #. After entering the value disappears until a mouse click. You can only shake your head.

In the appendix a screen video, my test file and the Web Editor test project.
If you want, you can get an idea of ​​it yourself.