5/31/2016 4:02 PM | |
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AGrS, Go to your Component view of the project. Under the AS you see "Sources", "Blocks" and "Charts". Select "Blocks" and open FB1550. Under interface, you see IN, OUT and IN_OUT. Go to "IN" and select the parameter. See attachment for detailed view. |
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5/31/2016 5:04 PM | |
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Yes, you can do this, also a download change AS is possible. Hopefully, this is the problem. You can btw test this by doing the following: 1. Set the value of "T" to 11 for example. 2. Start an AS compile. 3. The value of "T" should automatically be changed to the OB interrupt cycle time. Good luck, Let me know if this helped.... |
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6/1/2016 9:52 AM | |
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Hi Oreca, If I want to save the changes in my FB 1550 I get the following warning. Could I just continue saving and compiling or do you recommend to stop? |
6/1/2016 10:12 AM | |
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Also some Ob's are dark green, does this mean anything? |
6/1/2016 11:37 AM | |
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Hello! Um, for the last question: The light green color means that this is currently your predecessor. It means a new block will be insert behind this block in the current OB In your case, the runtimegroup is 67 and your current block position is 4 --> 67/4. When you insert a new block, the block will be added at position 5. So: 67/5. The predecessor is currently located at OB32, so the next block will be inserted at OB32. You can change the predecessor by right clicking on another block->Predecessor for Insertion Position. You can also do this under the runtime group function, which can be opened by double clicking on the green color rectangle of a block (or from the menu Edit->Open Run Sequence or Ctrl+F11 The other question I have to check if you can do this easily without problems. I think it was designed in STL or something... |
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