In WinCC Flex, array numbering always start from zero.
Thus, your variable ORDER_NUMBER.VARi[1] in Flex points to ORDER_NUMBER.VARi[2] in S7.
To align both arrays on Flex and S7, change the S7 array from ARRAY[1..500] to ARRAY[0..499].
In WinCC Flex, array numbering always start from zero.
Thus, your variable ORDER_NUMBER.VARi[1] in Flex points to ORDER_NUMBER.VARi[2] in S7.
To align both arrays on Flex and S7, change the S7 array from ARRAY[1..500] to ARRAY[0..499].
In WinCC Flex, array numbering always start from zero.
Thus, your variable ORDER_NUMBER.VARi[1] in Flex points to ORDER_NUMBER.VARi[2] in S7.
To align both arrays on Flex and S7, change the S7 array from ARRAY[1..500] to ARRAY[0..499].
First the Byte Swapping thing with the discrete alarms, now this...
tssss
Weird guys at SIemens,
I've red something funny a while ago... 2 Siemens dudes that were engineers. The one eated the other one. Canibalism. In germany. They're totally crazy
DO you know why I can't connect many I/O fields to an array of strings ? See my other post
JesperMP said:
In WinCC Flex, array numbering always start from zero.
Thus, your variable ORDER_NUMBER.VARi[1] in Flex points to ORDER_NUMBER.VARi[2] in S7.
To align both arrays on Flex and S7, change the S7 array from ARRAY[1..500] to ARRAY[0..499].