How would i lock the "Upload to PLC" when a recipe is in use. If you have a process running and someone changes the recipe it would ruin the whole process as the values change in a millisecond.
There is a bit more to it... 1. You can select "Time" as the I/O display format in the general settings. This will display a variable in the "24h" mode, like a digital watch. I assume that is not what you want... 2. What I would do is divide the variable by 3.6 million on the PLC and display this on the HMI with adding the unit "hour" as a text under "Appearance" in the I/O field... this is the easiest way
@@huntersblue Great! It's basically just transforming "ms" to "h" on the PLC and then displaying them on the HMI. Don't forget that if you divide, you will need the variable for the hour display as "real" type, so you can display decimal numbers
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Great idea.
How about the synchronisation settings for recipes & auto download to plc on recipe load?
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Thank you!
I need the last program I recorded to still be displayed in a recipe View after switch screen and back again
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Hey Hegamurl :). Is there any possibiltiy to check if the sum of ingredients does add up to 100% ? I really am having trouble to find a solution.
Is it possible to load data record from plc logic any hints
How would i lock the "Upload to PLC" when a recipe is in use. If you have a process running and someone changes the recipe it would ruin the whole process as the values change in a millisecond.
How to display the name of the currently logged user?
We should use Getusername event, right? But how?
Is it possible to accomplish this with only one recipe view and somehow restrict visibility of buttons (save/new/delete) with security access?
Thanks
How do i change miliseconds to hours on my hmi basic 700 panel?
In the Recipe View or for general I/O Fields?
@@hegamurl7434 general IO
There is a bit more to it...
1. You can select "Time" as the I/O display format in the general settings. This will display a variable in the "24h" mode, like a digital watch. I assume that is not what you want...
2. What I would do is divide the variable by 3.6 million on the PLC and display this on the HMI with adding the unit "hour" as a text under "Appearance" in the I/O field... this is the easiest way
Ok ill give it a try
@@huntersblue Great! It's basically just transforming "ms" to "h" on the PLC and then displaying them on the HMI. Don't forget that if you divide, you will need the variable for the hour display as "real" type, so you can display decimal numbers
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Thanks, but the vidio is to short. You should have spent 20-30