Hallo Guys
I watched Franco Drive alarm video and told myself that i need that too .... so a hooked up everything like he did in video and bench tested .
Im getting nice signal when drive is fault. On input 4 when drives are good there is open state, RED LED . and when drive is in alarm position ( fault state ) im getting signal to input 4 and LED is GREEN ...
In wizzard ive set Input 4 as Drive OK .
But when i bench-test it in getting no warning , and other axises are moving ...
Francos video
Drive OK
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Re: Drive OK
So soonest i use custom PLC i cant modify input output in wizard because im getting error due to compiling ...
Only way for me to go around is to reinstall software again, than do all Input and output in wizard, and than modify PLC . to make it work ... ?
what a boomer ... !!
Ok so another way is just go without wizard, and write DriveOK in Input definitions manualy, and clear some compiling errors, by commenting them with ( ; ) ... that is only way for me to work now...
So for everyone, I think , if we use custom PLC , than every change it has to by in PLC not wizard, am i right ?
Only way for me to go around is to reinstall software again, than do all Input and output in wizard, and than modify PLC . to make it work ... ?
what a boomer ... !!
Ok so another way is just go without wizard, and write DriveOK in Input definitions manualy, and clear some compiling errors, by commenting them with ( ; ) ... that is only way for me to work now...
So for everyone, I think , if we use custom PLC , than every change it has to by in PLC not wizard, am i right ?
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Re: Drive OK
Does the drive itself actually display a fault?
If it's just the PLC input you can invert it by pressing alt-i from the main screen. Use the arrow keys to select the input to invert and then press ctrl-alt-i to invert it
If it's just the PLC input you can invert it by pressing alt-i from the main screen. Use the arrow keys to select the input to invert and then press ctrl-alt-i to invert it
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Re: Drive OK
My drives has same normally open state and i did that in Alt+I as you saidcentroidsupport wrote: ↑Fri Jan 07, 2022 10:05 am Does the drive itself actually display a fault?
If it's just the PLC input you can invert it by pressing alt-i from the main screen. Use the arrow keys to select the input to invert and then press ctrl-alt-i to invert it
problem was im custom PLC . that if im using custom one i cant do any other changes in wizard as im getting error message ( miss match PLC tamplate ) or something like that...
Now im totally getting it . Ive just thought that by changing PLC wizard will update my custom one, but it cant , because probably wizard try to write changes to PLC , but soonest it sees that it is not same as some tamplate one it wont do that. totally make sense now to me . Ive just didnt know that...
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Re: Drive OK
select YES to "Custom PLC" program in the Wizard and it won't overwrite your custom PLC.
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