Hi All Best Friend
I intend create counter in Codesys v2.3 in Visualisation
please help me
tankx
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2017-04-12
Originally created by: AntonZ
Counters are used in code and have no direct relationship with a visualisation (in the sense in which they are usually referred to in a PLC context, that is).
If your counter is called MyCounter and is a standard CTU, CTD or CTUD then the current value of the counter is available through MyCounter.CV. This value can be displayed in a rectangle shape through use of the Text and Textdisplay properties of the rectangle.
E.g. Let us assume your counter is part of the program PLC_PRG. Then you could set your rectangle's Text to be "%d" (without the quotes) and Textdisplay to refer to PLC_PRG.MyCounter.CV.
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Hi All Best Friend
I intend create counter in Codesys v2.3 in Visualisation
please help me
tankx
Originally created by: AntonZ
Counters are used in code and have no direct relationship with a visualisation (in the sense in which they are usually referred to in a PLC context, that is).
If your counter is called MyCounter and is a standard CTU, CTD or CTUD then the current value of the counter is available through MyCounter.CV. This value can be displayed in a rectangle shape through use of the Text and Textdisplay properties of the rectangle.
E.g. Let us assume your counter is part of the program PLC_PRG. Then you could set your rectangle's Text to be "%d" (without the quotes) and Textdisplay to refer to PLC_PRG.MyCounter.CV.