Hi all,
I am currently working with Codesys V3.5 SP17 Patch 3 and using a CODESYS Contol for Raspberry Pi SL. The current date is 5/25/2022. Before the weekend, everything was working normally, the code would compile and record data. However, after the weekend, I ran the same program, with no changes, and stumbled upon to a world of errors. I am unsure on what it means by the channels being corrupt due to "missing output parameters". I am using Click PLC from Automation Direct and this is the first time I have had this type of issue. The attached image is a list of errors received from the Pi's Log. The IP addresses of both Slave devices are crossed out. Any help or guidance with this specific issue would be greatly appreciated as my project is currently dead in the water without it. The RPi is connected to the PLCs through an ethernet scanner. The Pi connects wirelessly to the computer. The IP addresses for the Pi, and the PLCs in the code all match the specified device configurations. The mapped variables are all addressed in hexadecimal format. As stated before, this issue randomly popped up over a weekend where no code changes were made. A large thank you in advance if any help is applicable.
Hi all,
I am currently working with Codesys V3.5 SP17 Patch 3 and using a CODESYS Contol for Raspberry Pi SL. The current date is 5/25/2022. Before the weekend, everything was working normally, the code would compile and record data. However, after the weekend, I ran the same program, with no changes, and stumbled upon to a world of errors. I am unsure on what it means by the channels being corrupt due to "missing output parameters". I am using Click PLC from Automation Direct and this is the first time I have had this type of issue. The attached image is a list of errors received from the Pi's Log. The IP addresses of both Slave devices are crossed out. Any help or guidance with this specific issue would be greatly appreciated as my project is currently dead in the water without it. The RPi is connected to the PLCs through an ethernet scanner. The Pi connects wirelessly to the computer. The IP addresses for the Pi, and the PLCs in the code all match the specified device configurations. The mapped variables are all addressed in hexadecimal format. As stated before, this issue randomly popped up over a weekend where no code changes were made. A large thank you in advance if any help is applicable.
Thanks