CanIPLCit
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I have a client that has iFix 5.8 installed with a Primary and secondary node.
They have two terminal servers that they use for their thin clients. They were experiencing an issue where two buttons on a particular screen had a closedigitalpoint routine and when they would press those buttons on the secondary or terminal server nodes the tag associated with the command wouldn't update in the database, therefore never getting to the PLC. But the button would work on the Primary node. A restart of the primary and secondary node fixed the problem, but it has the potential to become more serious if this happens with other buttons so I'm trying to figure it out before it happens again.
Some background info:
The tags are DR tags, but other buttons linked to DR tags were working on the screen.
We tried creating a datalink on the secondary screen to reference the specific tag, hoping to see if the problem was associated with the tag being off scan somehow on the secondary nodes.
Let me know if there are any questions.
Thanks for any help in advance.
They have two terminal servers that they use for their thin clients. They were experiencing an issue where two buttons on a particular screen had a closedigitalpoint routine and when they would press those buttons on the secondary or terminal server nodes the tag associated with the command wouldn't update in the database, therefore never getting to the PLC. But the button would work on the Primary node. A restart of the primary and secondary node fixed the problem, but it has the potential to become more serious if this happens with other buttons so I'm trying to figure it out before it happens again.
Some background info:
The tags are DR tags, but other buttons linked to DR tags were working on the screen.
We tried creating a datalink on the secondary screen to reference the specific tag, hoping to see if the problem was associated with the tag being off scan somehow on the secondary nodes.
Let me know if there are any questions.
Thanks for any help in advance.