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Thanks for watching. Here are the answers for you: If the motor has an integrated holding brake, then it is automatically engaged when the MSF instruction is executed. When and MSO instruction is executed the brake output is turned on automatically and sends 24VDC to the holding break to release the brake. If you want to release the brake without doing an MSO then you may do so by changing the “Mechanical Brake Release” parameter to “Released”. This parameter can be found in the drive parameters menu of the axis properties. When an MSO instruction is executed, the servo disengages the brake and closes the position control loop and transitions from the “stopped” state to the “running” state. In the “running” state the servo will maintain position even if the shaft is not turning. It maintains position by applying current and enabling the position control loop built into the drive. The MAM instruction will move the servo to the new defined “commanded position” and then the servo will electrically maintain the new position. The brake is not used at all as long as the servo is in the “running” state. Servos without holding brakes will maintain position when they are in the “running” state. However, in the “stopped” state, servos without a holding brake will spin freely (if spun by hand) and servos with a holding brake will be prevented from turning. The holding brake prevents movement in applications such as vertical ones that may move on their own if not stopped mechanically.

Thanks for watching. Here is a link for more information. rockwellautomation.custhelp.com/app/answers/answer_view/a_id/1085665/loc/en_US#__highlight

Thanks for watching. The answer to the question is no. If you set the gateway in the device on the private side of the NATR then you can’t use the NATR.

Hello, No FactoryTalk View SE and ME are based on the number of screens and not the number of tags. Please reference this link for more information. Thanks for watching! www.rockwellautomation.com/en-us/products/software/factorytalk/operationsuite/view/factorytalk-view-site-edition.html

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Hello, Thanks for commenting. The gateway is not included with Studio 5000. You can purchase it from the Rockwell software portal or from your local distributor. The link to the portal is provided below. Thanks for watching! commerce.rockwellautomation.com/rockwell/en/USD/

View Designer - You need to download the corresponding Studio 5000 version which include the appropriate View Designer installation. Rockwell has a table in a tech note for all versions but below is table of most common: Logix Designer View Designer 31.02.00 5.02 & 6.01 32.00.01 4.03 & 5.02 32.04.00 5.02 & 6.01 33.00.02 6.01 & 7.02 33.03.00 7.02 & 8.02 34.03.00 7.02 & 8.02 35.00.01 7.02 & 8.02 36.00.02 8.02 & 9.02

Look at the Global Connections tab for the Current Screen Number System Tag. This PLC tag is something other than 0 which means the PLC is in control of navigation. You need to determine if PLC code needs to be changed during your issue, by writing a 0 to that tag and allowing the HMI to control its own navigation again.

​@@ESECOTV the global tag is diferent to 0, actually de value is 12, but, could be damaged the logic program if i change the tag to 0?​

he image is not selected or is not found on the PC. Double click on the object and search for image file. Showing a X means image is missing or not found.

@@ESECOTV Te comento que al cerrar el FTView y volver a abrir todo se soluciono, gracias

Hello, Since analog signals are scaled, you can simply create additional logic that writes directly to the output, or writes to the scaled value of the input directly after your standard code. This code would need to be removed during normal operations but many people tag these additions as commissioning and leave the dead code for testing later on.

Hello, To view data within an array, you must first create the array using the dimension column. Then navigate to the global variables page within CCW and view the project values as well as live values and initial values. Live values can only be seen while online with the controller.

Hello. Here is the link for you. Thanks for watching! www.rockwellautomation.com/search/ra-en-US;keyword=GuardLogix;startIndex=0;activeTab=Literature;spellingCorrect=true;facets=;languages=en;locales=en_GLOBAL,en-US;sort=bma;isPLS=false;sessionID=46e99008-ebd6-d374-1779-70305b5cf794;deepLinking=undefined

Here are some additional links for you as well. Thanks so much! Guide Link: rockwellautomation.custhelp.com/cc/okcsFattachCustom/get/60864_5 Knowledgebase Article: rockwellautomation.custhelp.com/app/answers/answer_view/a_id/60864/loc/en_US#__highlight

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Hello, Our video for the MAG will be published this week. Thanks for watching!

Hello. If you're referring to changing the 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.2 on the private/local port at time 5:42. No, the last octets do not need to be the same between the public and private ports.

No, Belden does not. Here is a link for more information. Thanks so much! www.belden.com/hubfs/resources/technical/other/Vfd-Termination-Kits-Flyer-Belden-2020-3-Sf-01-Inca-Eng-lo.pdf

Yes it sure does