Very helpful, thank you. I have programmed several of these Micro810's and recently fitted an LCD in one. I guessed the LCD did more than look pretty in the front but wasnt sure how to use it but now i will give it a try.
I am working at a factory and need to change a variable as the machine is running. Is it possible to change a time variable from the LCD screen? I don’t have access to a computer or a usb anything. I cannot find info anywhere which I honk is odd because making changes to a manufacturing process happens often because of a change in product, different results needed, etc.
Are you able to write to a value from the LCD? Say, the user wants to run "x" number of cycles. Does the LCD have ability for a user to enter in number of cycles for example, where it would then write this value that the operator entered, into a variable in the PLC?
Yes, but it's not exactly a user friendly operation. The buttons are available within CCW as global variables. We would need to write a program to respond to the buttons.
@@apdahlen5282 Not a very convenient implementation, see how the akYtek PR200 is controlled from the buttons, the input / output of values int, float, bool implemented immediately through the screen to which the values attached.
Very helpful, thank you. I have programmed several of these Micro810's and recently fitted an LCD in one. I guessed the LCD did more than look pretty in the front but wasnt sure how to use it but now i will give it a try.
"Let's take a closer look..." Oops too close too close!! Ha great video, clear presentation thank you
Thank you, Kent.
New camera...
Wishing you and L the very best.
Hello, thanks for the video, it is very explanatory, a question, how do you enter the "-" in the i1 of the MOV for the str_line1_buf
I am working at a factory and need to change a variable as the machine is running. Is it possible to change a time variable from the LCD screen? I don’t have access to a computer or a usb anything. I cannot find info anywhere which I honk is odd because making changes to a manufacturing process happens often because of a change in product, different results needed, etc.
Are you able to write to a value from the LCD? Say, the user wants to run "x" number of cycles. Does the LCD have ability for a user to enter in number of cycles for example, where it would then write this value that the operator entered, into a variable in the PLC?
Yes, but it's not exactly a user friendly operation. The buttons are available within CCW as global variables. We would need to write a program to respond to the buttons.
@@apdahlen5282 Not a very convenient implementation, see how the akYtek PR200 is controlled from the buttons, the input / output of values int, float, bool implemented immediately through the screen to which the values attached.