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Re:Runtime 15 years 10 months ago #258

  • Valdemar
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Hi Robert,

Thanks for upgrading the Proview.

Pls. I would need your help with the following:

- Still did not manage to make it work the HH, H, LL, L alarms. The object is the BaseLevelSensor. The alarms are enabled and the marking box changes color when the alarm is triggered in the \"graph\" for the object, but it is never shown in the operator Alarm window or any audible signal.
If I follow the Plc pgm subwindow for that object, then it seems that it is executed correctly (for ex. Sdup HH is shown in red, but not theDsup detect text).

- Is there any command or tool that I can use to find undefined references before building a node?.
The following is shown in one of my PC's, and I can not figure out where is the error:

-- Plc process compiled for x86_linux optimized -O3 Dummy
/usr/local/pwrp/demo/x86_linux/lib/libplcf000_001_001_001.a(plc_m000_001_001_001_00000038.o): In function `M000_001_001_001_00000038_init':
plc_m000_001_001_001_00000038.gc:(.text+0x3e): undefined reference to `M000_001_001_001_000005ac_init'
/usr/local/pwrp/demo/x86_linux/lib/libplcf000_001_001_001.a(plc_m000_001_001_001_0000003b.o): In function `M000_001_001_001_0000003b_exec':
plc_m000_001_001_001_0000003b.gc:(.text+0x2b): undefined reference to `M000_001_001_001_000005ac_exec'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
** Plc program link errors for x86_linux node plc_acpc_0508

Val
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Re:Runtime 15 years 10 months ago #259

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Hi Val,

Robert is busy for the moment, but mayby I can help you.

To see the alarms you should specify an hierachy above the sensor objects in the SelectList attribute of the current User object. If you start rt_xtt without any OpPlace object, the user object if found under the RttConfig object in the node hierarchy.

To figure out which plc window is missing you have to convert the object identity in the filename to an object name with the 'show object /objid' command in the navigator, for example

wtt> sho object/objid=000_001_001_001_0000003b

and the result is viewed in the terminal window.

/Claes
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Re:Runtime 13 years 9 months ago #827

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Hello, I just distributed my project to a process station, and all the data collecting is working fine, however i am still having problems with the xtt graphs, on my development station, i created graphics that include images, but when i distribute the project, i can see the graphics but with no images, i tried creating the directory src/pop under the $pwrp/common , but i still can't see them, also, when i click on any of the places where the images were supposed to be, i can see a message that says \"object not found\". Any help please
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Re:Runtime 13 years 9 months ago #828

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Hi Canelon,

The image files should be copied to $pwrp_exe on the process station. This is not done automatically by the distributor, you have to add an ApplDistribute object in the directory volume to specify that they should be inserted into the distribution package and distributed to $pwrp_exe.

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Re:Runtime 13 years 9 months ago #829

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thanks a lot claes, it worked great
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