It's by no means an automatic solution, but I've used
snapshot to get the graphic image, Paint or a similar
bitmap editor to blank out the areas I want to overlay
with values, and d_edit -l to generate a list of
values and their screen positions to add to the
graphic. Since I'm only interested in
Me!
Regards,
Kevin FitzGerrell
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi:
> A "very easy question" not very related with this one
>
> How are using the members of this List their PDA for Process Control?
>
> Thanks,
> Pedro
>
> -Mensaje original-
> De: Sascha Wildner [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
--- "Hirche, Joachim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you really want to regain some space in /var, schedule a job to
reset
> /var/adm/wtmp and /var/adm/wtmpx on a regular basis (e.g. weekly) -
that
> frees up significant space (in some instances 15+MB, depends on age
of
> system).
Additionall
> I recently downloaded the gethist utilities from the site, made some
> modifications to gethist.c and tried to compile. I'm getting errors
from
> the linker for undefined symbols in the Foxboro historian library
file. I'm
> using gcc, the Gnu C compiler, which is new to me. I have previously
Duc,
It might be worthwhile to compare an iccprt listing of your station
with a dbvu listing (dbvu -t -CDB20CP02.UC -MOS1C40.map -IOS1C40 should
do it). This will compare your checkpoint file (which is good, as the
CP reboot worked) with your workfile. This is better than doing an
upload and ch
While upgrading all your AWs to E boxes will probably alleviate your
problems it may not be necessary.
-- As others have noted, get PI and other programs (AIM*, etc...) off
the AW51A boxes, only the interface needs to run there.
-- Take a look at your API tuning -- B0193MD section 8 for paramet
A couple of things you may want to consider:
1) MAIN block will bring in 8 consecutive words, potentially reducing
block count.
2) MCIN block will bring in 2 consecutive words and you can use the
PAKCIN output as calc block input.
3) If some information is only for display on graphics, you can mat
--- "Loupe, Rory (RJ)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > List,
> I prefer not to use a C program when I can do it in an I/A block
> relatively easy. Using the MAIN block would allow me to keep my
> strings in a logical grouping.
> How would you do it in an IND block? From what I read in B0193AV yo
How/where are you opening the loop?
Have you checked the block's detail display to see if you are getting
any indication there?
Regards,
Kevin FitzGerrell
--- Corey R Clingo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Pardon me for being
ignorant, but how does one implement open-loop
> detection on
> analog o
This information is on the Harris Automation Services, Inc. web page.
You can find the Gulf Coast Foxboro I/A Users Group info (including the
nodebus info you refer to) at:
http://www.harrisas.com/usersgroup.htm
Regards,
Kevin FitzGerrell
--- Eudilson_Núñez_Cossio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
Ken,
To efficiently set the appropriate state of a number of blocks at the
same time I use a calc or logic block. I trigger the calc block with a
boolean input that can be pulsed from a display (momentary contact) or
from sequence logic. The calc block uses an appropriate OSP to toggle
on and o
Alex,
That Mobil Workstation was pulled from the product lineup in January I
believe. I had several interested customers down here, and when I
asked I was told that it had been discontinued because of low sales,
and that COT solutions were available that weren't fundamentally
different so we wou
--- "Dusing, Lance"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2.) Problem: The MDE variable cannot be trended on
> the Display Manager,
> since it is lower case.
Lance, I'm not sure if this will help your problem
much, but you can set up lower case variables on a
Display Manager trend, you just can't do
--- "Lowell, Tim:" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just got back from my first ever Honeywell course
> (we also use Honeywell,
> and my boss finally asked me to learn it), and I
> really like some of their
> system status displays, so I attempted to duplicate
> one of them on the I/A.
Tim,
Tha
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