e changes after the initial
loading, you have to kind of "jump-start" them.
Tim
-Original Message-
From: David Johnson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 9:57 AM
To: Foxboro DCS Mail List
Subject: RE: Trou
[Summary:
I can't get an Integrator 30 to read from a PLC with Period 3, Phase 1.
Tim Lowell suggested that I leave the COMPOUNDS PERIOD 1 PHASE 0 and then
phase the ABSCAN and following blocks to reduce station loading. ]
Tim,
I did attempt to use a PERIOD 1 PHASE 0 on the compound, and t
David, I also think that you should leave the compound Per/Ph at 1/0. On
all our AB Int 30's we are doing the same type of phasing you describe,
except we have not touched the compound.
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David,
Based on my limited experience with Integrator 30's, I would recommend not
phasing the compounds. Leave them all at PERIOD 1, PHASE 0. I would phase
the ABSCAN's, and then phase each block under each ABSCAN with the same
PERIOD and PHASE as its corresponding ABSCAN. This should be allow
