Morning Archie,
I tried to set up a momentary PB in V3.26 and it froze. The error that came up was in line 1914 of AllenBradleyPCCC.vb and was:
Destination array was not long enough. Check destIndex and length, and the array's lower bounds.
The part that's underlined in red is underlined in black here: Paddress.ByteStream.CopyTo(DataW, 0_)_
I know how to work with array's in th arduino ide but not in VB.
I was also wondering if the HMI should be able to read I/O tables or just binary?
Thanks for your help,
Marc
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I Probably should of mentioned that this is on a PLC 5/80E and all that I've put on the form is the example of a timer for a DigitalPanelMeter and XIO Bit MomentaryButton to reset it.
Other Sketches worked just fine like pilot lights and the panel meter I just get the error when I try to push the button or (send) a click.
Thanks.
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Morning Archie,
I tried to set up a momentary PB in V3.26 and it froze. The error that came up was in line 1914 of AllenBradleyPCCC.vb and was:
Destination array was not long enough. Check destIndex and length, and the array's lower bounds.
The part that's underlined in red is underlined in black here: Paddress.ByteStream.CopyTo(DataW, 0_)_
I know how to work with array's in th arduino ide but not in VB.
I was also wondering if the HMI should be able to read I/O tables or just binary?
Thanks for your help,
Marc
I Probably should of mentioned that this is on a PLC 5/80E and all that I've put on the form is the example of a timer for a DigitalPanelMeter and XIO Bit MomentaryButton to reset it.
Other Sketches worked just fine like pilot lights and the panel meter I just get the error when I try to push the button or (send) a click.
Thanks.
Ok I found a solution I just commented out:
This allows The button to function properly for a single bit but not sure yet if will inhibit something else from working correctly.