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Support Questions / Re: AnalogValueDisplay

« on: March 01, 2017, 12:47:09 PM »

Most of the restraints I have, as far as what is on the screen, are hard restraints. My company, does not want to stray to far away from the current scheme on the rsview systems. I am hopeful after the system is proven they will let me go back and make the layouts more efficient and clean. That's why I couldn't use two AnalogValueDisplays. The value changed aspect crossed my mind but they change that value via the plc then the plc calculates what it considers the alarm bands. RSview triggered based on one bit for the hi/low alarm and one bit for the hihi/lowlow alarm so two bits this is different from the word or double that the valuelimits are looking for in the current AnalogValueDisplay. More or less the powers that be would like the machine to look and operate as close to identical as possible to the RSView system.

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Support Questions / Re: AnalogValueDisplay

« on: March 01, 2017, 12:31:41 PM »

Thanks Archie, I will start working on it with that information this coming week.

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Support Questions / Re: AnalogValueDisplay

« on: February 28, 2017, 10:49:47 AM »

I looked at that, however I did not see a plc addressable set of limits plus I need two sets of two, example hi hihi low lowlow limits. Which is why I was originally looking to simply copy and past the sections for the analogvaluedisplay to create two sets of limits, the hihi and lowlow being set to blink. I will reinvestigate the sevensegment2 control. Thank you

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Support Questions / AnalogValueDisplay

« on: February 28, 2017, 09:39:14 AM »

I need a bit of assistance from anyone available. I am attempting to create a new control, based on the AnalogValueDisplay, I don't understand how the PLCAddressValueLimit actualy works. My need is to have two sets of limits, as well and a Blink timer based on hitting the higher or lower of the two. My main concern is I can not seem to find the exact point at which the m_ValueLimitUpper and the v it is compared to actually changes. Any assistance would be appreciated.

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Support Questions / Keypadpopup data verification messagebox

« on: September 29, 2016, 08:56:48 AM »

I am trying to create a messagebox with yes no buttons that displays the following: "Are you sure # is correct?" where # is the value entered into the keypad. The problem I seem to be having is when the program runs it creates additional message boxes the number of which seems to be equal to the number of times the keypad has been called for that object ( analog value display). I have stepped through the program, and it seems that with or without my additions Lines 555 through 590 on the analogvaluedisplay are called repeatedly again seemingly based on the number of times the keypad has been used since the program has been running.

Any help would be appreciated.