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Writing Commands |
N1 or B1 |
N2 or B2 |
N3 or B3 |
N4 or B4 |
Command |
Size |
Data Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 (one) |
Line |
0 (zero) |
0 (zero) |
Transmission of Setpoints |
4 (four) Elements |
Integer. The content of the Elements is 0: Product 1 (one), 1: Product 2 (two), 2: Product 3 (three), and 3: Product 4 (four) |
4 (four) |
Line |
0 (zero) |
0 (zero) |
Discharge Waiting Bin |
I/O Tag |
Not important. This command is triggered for the line specified by the N2 parameter, regardless of the value written to this Tag |
5 (five) |
0 (zero) |
0 (zero) |
0 (zero) |
Set Time |
3 (three) Elements |
Integer. The content of the Elements is 0: Hour, 1: Minute, and 2: Second |
6 (six) |
0 (zero) |
0 (zero) |
0 (zero) |
Set Date |
3 (three) Elements |
Integer. The content of the Elements is 0: Day, 1: Month, and 2: Year |
Due to the design of Interface 4.0 protocol, this Driver does not support writing to Block Elements. Therefore, when using commands for writing blocks, users must define values for all Block Elements.
This can be performed using scripts. For example, to send Setpoint values to 4 (four) products of a specific production line, this can be accomplished by using the next script in Elipse E3, in Elipse Power, or in Elipse Water.
Dim arr(3)
arr(0) = 4500
arr(1) = 3200
arr(2) = 1800
arr(3) = 900
Application.GetObject("Driver1.SetPointTransmission").WriteEx arr, Now, 192