Thanks for the amazing content. It might be useful to show this in v31 or later as the structured text editor is FAR better now where tag values can be read directly on the program.
Hey Steven, thank you for the feedback. I've actually held back on upgrading beyond v30 for a while. I do have v32 installed, so I'll go ahead with the upgrade soon. I should have been aware of the changes; I'm fairly excited to see the changes in the structured text editor. Thank you for the tip.
It's the equivalent of using OTE vs OTL / OTU in ladder logic. One will set the bit based on the state of the previous equation while the other will change it once.
Brilliant videos, extremely helpful. I do have a question though when I create a tag BOOL[1] I receive an invalid array subscript : BOOL[1] message. It might be a silly question but I'm new to ST. Thanks once again for the vids
Have you looked at the datasheet of the module? Are you referring to the 1769-HSC? If so, all the information is provided in the manual: literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literature/documents/um/1769-um006_-en-p.pdf I don't have one on hand to make a video, but perhaps in the future.
Thanks for the great content, I appreciate it Vlad!!
Thanks!
Thanks for the amazing content. It might be useful to show this in v31 or later as the structured text editor is FAR better now where tag values can be read directly on the program.
Hey Steven, thank you for the feedback. I've actually held back on upgrading beyond v30 for a while. I do have v32 installed, so I'll go ahead with the upgrade soon. I should have been aware of the changes; I'm fairly excited to see the changes in the structured text editor. Thank you for the tip.
Thx for all your videos very very good stuff
Question, why do you have the [ ] around := ?
What function does this provide?
Thank You :)
Nice channel. Good luck !
Very Nice video and content, Thank you!! .... One question: when will you upload more videos about this Structure Text Tutorial?
Congratulations from Brazil.
thank you sir!
You said, "the [ ] around the := made the := non retentive."
What did you mean by this?
[:=]
Thank You :)
It's the equivalent of using OTE vs OTL / OTU in ladder logic. One will set the bit based on the state of the previous equation while the other will change it once.
Brilliant videos, extremely helpful. I do have a question though when I create a tag BOOL[1] I receive an invalid array subscript : BOOL[1] message. It might be a silly question but I'm new to ST. Thanks once again for the vids
Great information and guidance. Thanks alot. i would like to have your contact as i have one query related to timers.
How can I do HSC in CompactLogix L27ERM CPU ?
I use incremental encoder opencollector connect to CPU
Have you looked at the datasheet of the module? Are you referring to the 1769-HSC? If so, all the information is provided in the manual: literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literature/documents/um/1769-um006_-en-p.pdf I don't have one on hand to make a video, but perhaps in the future.