Hey I've really enjoyed your videos. I actually used your video to set up a FIFO array to count hogs on our chain here at work and then average the number using math instructions. I'm an electronic controls engineer supervisor and learning new ways and refreshing myself is always good for me and my team so I enjoy the videos. But i was wondering... you had said in the FIFO video that you had explained the FOR instruction and I watched this video but was hoping you could explain it in the example like in the FIFO video? I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks again for the good videos and the great explanations!
I was wondering about using this for indexing multiple alarms on a system. When you use the latch you can capture one alarm but what if there is several alarms and you would like the HMI to Scroll the multiple alarms. Thanks in advance.
I did all the logic exactly like yours but for some reason, in the "FOR" instruction the value under Index was not changing for me. It stayed at a constant "256"
Hi Alexavier, did you use a JSR to the routine where you have the FOR instruction? I believe that your program may not be getting to the FOR loop which is preventing it from executing.
Thank you sir! Could you show me more detail about how to create the tag for Loop like: ALARM2[index] , ALARM_DSCR[index]. I got a trouble when creating it? Thanks in advance.
Very helpful, thank you!
Nice implementation Vlad.
thanks sean!
nice video this what im looking for
Certainly you are good at what you do and the information is valuable. For a beginner, I can imagine it a little fast though.
Good stuff Thank-You
Hey I've really enjoyed your videos. I actually used your video to set up a FIFO array to count hogs on our chain here at work and then average the number using math instructions. I'm an electronic controls engineer supervisor and learning new ways and refreshing myself is always good for me and my team so I enjoy the videos. But i was wondering... you had said in the FIFO video that you had explained the FOR instruction and I watched this video but was hoping you could explain it in the example like in the FIFO video? I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks again for the good videos and the great explanations!
I am getting error invalid error subscript identifier and I cant figure out why for the life of me.
Same, I am trying to indirectly address for the index and it raises that error
I was wondering about using this for indexing multiple alarms on a system. When you use the latch you can capture one alarm but what if there is several alarms and you would like the HMI to Scroll the multiple alarms. Thanks in advance.
Vlad what are some handy programs to create? Some perhaps motor seal in logic? or what else ?
I like loops it's a time saver. But it drives techs nuts. Hard to troubleshoot.
I did all the logic exactly like yours but for some reason, in the "FOR" instruction the value under Index was not changing for me. It stayed at a constant "256"
Hi Alexavier, did you use a JSR to the routine where you have the FOR instruction? I believe that your program may not be getting to the FOR loop which is preventing it from executing.
Thank you sir!
Could you show me more detail about how to create the tag for Loop like: ALARM2[index] , ALARM_DSCR[index]. I got a trouble when creating it? Thanks in advance.
The tags ALARM2 and ALARM_DSCR are arrays of DINTs. The index tag is a single DINT that's used as a reference.
IF NOC OR MOL AND NOO := MOL