Re: [foxboro] Poor harried engineer (Tokyo) vs. the Integrator 30 (Godzilla)


Yes, a quick (re)perusal of the docs implies this.  I thought I could get
around that since I am not using the "field-connected" addressing scheme
(i.e., IOMOPT=1) on the AINs and such.  But I'll try putting it in another
compound.  One would think this would be flagged as an error.....

Thanks to all who responded.

Corey Clingo
BASF




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Corey,
    Correct me if I am wrong, but my understanding is that only one ABSCAN
    block is allowed per compound, and it has to be the first
block.  At least, that's the rule we've always followed.

Rich Bakke
Longview Fibre Co.



Corey R Clingo wrote:

> Compound period is 1 (BPC is 0.5s), phase is 0 (natch).  Block
period/phase
> I have varied, from 1/0 to 4/whatever.  Another ABSCAN block in the same
> compound, at 3/1, works fine.
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> Corey
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> Have you looked closely at the period and phase of the compound and
block?
>
> Glen
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Corey R Clingo" <clingoc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> > Thanks, but yes, it was online.  The ABSCAN block shows an error when
the
> > ECB is offline, and the other ABSCAN blocks that are polling that PLC
are
> > working.
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> > Corey,
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> > You didn't mention going into System Management and putting the ECB15
> > online.  (They are installed off-line.)  I've had that problem before
> with
> > new ECBs.  It's an obvious suggestion, yes.  But, I need to ask.
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