Hi,
I have a problem related to the data types of my IO tags.
It started when I openned the variable.dbf file with Excel and managed to change the column size. I was not able to repaire the damage, so I started a new project from zero.
I typed in the tags again in the project editor but copied one graphics page from the old project, togheter with a cicode file.
When I started the project, most of the tags were #COM. What I realized is that the REAL type tags were OK, but the INT types were not read. When I changed them to LONG, they were displayed on the page.
The question is, why ?
There is also two hardware alarms from Cicode at runtime: "PLC server Data not yet valid" and "Tag not found".
I guess that it is because I only changed the data type of the tags from the page and did not touch the ones from the cicode file.
The second alarm is strange to me, though, since at the compilation I get no alarms.
Any help is welcommed!
PS: the project was working OK (with INTs) before I messed up the variable.dbf
I use Softing's S7 OPC server
I have a problem related to the data types of my IO tags.
It started when I openned the variable.dbf file with Excel and managed to change the column size. I was not able to repaire the damage, so I started a new project from zero.
I typed in the tags again in the project editor but copied one graphics page from the old project, togheter with a cicode file.
When I started the project, most of the tags were #COM. What I realized is that the REAL type tags were OK, but the INT types were not read. When I changed them to LONG, they were displayed on the page.
The question is, why ?
There is also two hardware alarms from Cicode at runtime: "PLC server Data not yet valid" and "Tag not found".
I guess that it is because I only changed the data type of the tags from the page and did not touch the ones from the cicode file.
The second alarm is strange to me, though, since at the compilation I get no alarms.
Any help is welcommed!
PS: the project was working OK (with INTs) before I messed up the variable.dbf
I use Softing's S7 OPC server