Thank you so much Dan. My teacher ordered a bunch of Micro820 trainers and ive taken it on to teach myself CCW and its been very difficult because I've been taught and trained on RsLogix 500. I was tearing my hair out trying to figure out how to create an array of binary bits and now I know. Thanks again!
Excelente video. Just a question about using arrays, is there a way to see the coments or description of bits of an array that we're using, I mean, if I see the input or output from the program I just see for example INPUT[0], but not what that input means, I have to go to the variable chart to see the description o coment. So, is the a way to see what that input[0] means without entering the variable chart? Thanks again for your video.
The IO revision just has to match the hardware. You can physically swap out to older module just updated in the program. I wouldn't flash backwards the same IO module to an older firmware because that often causes issues. But if you have an older one lying around, you can use it or flash that forward.
Thank you so much Dan. My teacher ordered a bunch of Micro820 trainers and ive taken it on to teach myself CCW and its been very difficult because I've been taught and trained on RsLogix 500. I was tearing my hair out trying to figure out how to create an array of binary bits and now I know. Thanks again!
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Excelente video. Just a question about using arrays, is there a way to see the coments or description of bits of an array that we're using, I mean, if I see the input or output from the program I just see for example INPUT[0], but not what that input means, I have to go to the variable chart to see the description o coment. So, is the a way to see what that input[0] means without entering the variable chart?
Thanks again for your video.
Any suggestions on how to move Input word 0-15 to output word 0-15? For testing procedures. Thanks.
Master, it's possible to use UDT (USER DATA TYPE) in CCW?
Hi Dan! My question is about changing IO modules revision. Can I reduce that, for instance, in historian module from rev 5.101 to rev 3.101?
The IO revision just has to match the hardware. You can physically swap out to older module just updated in the program. I wouldn't flash backwards the same IO module to an older firmware because that often causes issues. But if you have an older one lying around, you can use it or flash that forward.
Hai, how to transfer boolean to uint and make an address for the uint