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aott33 modified a comment on discussion Engineering 🇬🇧
I will update here for others once I find out the issue.
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I put in a support ticket request for this issue since I need this application to be running reliably for my customer's application. Hope to hear back from support soon to troubleshoot this process.
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I put in a support ticket request for this issue since I need this application to be running reliably for my customer's application. Hope to hear back from support soon to troubleshoot this process.
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Should I be looking for anything in particular in the PLC Log? Attached is the xml file from the PLC logger.
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Thanks, I will check the PLC Log when the PLC is connected again. I will update my findings here. Since I don't have access to the Linux Panel PC at the moment, I tested inside my development VM with the same Linux OS. I have no issues or delays connecting to the WebVisu using my Linux VM. Two main differences: 1. My host Computer has a faster processor compared to the panel PC. 2. There are no devices connected in my dev environment. I will continue testing when I have connection to the panel P...
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After loading, it seems to be quite responsive. It's just the initial loading that is taking a long time.
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I am experiencing something like this as well. After reboot, the WebVisu can take up to 3 min to load. Device: CODESYS for Linux V4.9.0.0 CODESYS IDE: V3.5 SP19 Patch 1
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I am experiencing something like this as well. After reboot, the WebVisu can take up to 3 min to load. Device: CODESYS for Linux V4.9.0.0 CODESYS IDE: V3.5 SP19 Patch 1
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Hello, I know this is an older thread, but I am running into issues trying to use one subscribe function block and altering the subscription topic. I want to subscribe to 31 topics. See topic examples below: building/1/vfd/setpointSpeedHz building/2/vfd/setpointSpeedHz ... building/31/vfd/setpointSpeedHz Since the only difference between the topics is the building number, I thought this would be a good use case for a "FOR LOOP". I put my subscribe function block inside the for loop and increment...
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Hello, I know this is an older thread, but I am running into issues trying to use one subscribe function block and altering the subscription topic. I want to subscribe to 31 topics. See topic examples below: building/1/vfd/setpointSpeedHz building/2/vfd/setpointSpeedHz ... building/31/vfd/setpointSpeedHz Since the only difference between the topics is the building number, I thought this would be a good use case for a "FOR LOOP". I put my subscribe function block inside the for loop and increment...
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Hello, I know this is an older thread, but I am running into issues trying to use one subscribe function block and altering the subscription topic. I want to subscribe to 31 topics. See topic examples below: building/1/vfd/setpointSpeedHz building/2/vfd/setpointSpeedHz ... building/31/vfd/setpointSpeedHz Since the only difference between the topics is the building number, I thought this would be a good use case for a "FOR LOOP". I put my subscribe function block inside the for loop and increment...
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Hello, I know this is an older thread, but I am running into issues trying to use one subscribe function block and altering the subscription topic. I want to subscribe to 31 topics. See topic examples below: building/1/vfd/setpointSpeedHz building/2/vfd/setpointSpeedHz ... building/31/vfd/setpointSpeedHz Since the only difference between the topics is the building number, I thought this would be a good use case for a "FOR LOOP". I put my subscribe function block inside the for loop and increment...
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Hello, I know this is an older thread, but I am running into issues trying to use one subscribe function block and altering the subscription topic. I want to subscribe to 31 topics. See topic examples below: building/1/vfd/setpointSpeedHz building/2/vfd/setpointSpeedHz ... building/31/vfd/setpointSpeedHz Since the only difference between the topics is the building number, I thought this would be a good use case for a "FOR LOOP". I put my subscribe function block inside the for loop and increment...
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Hello, I know this is an older thread, but I am running into issues trying to use one subscribe function block and changing the subscription topic. I want to subscribe to 31 topics. See topic examples below: building/1/vfd/setpointSpeedHz building/2/vfd/setpointSpeedHz ... building/31/vfd/setpointSpeedHz Since the only difference between the topics is the building number, I thought this would be a good use case for a "FOR LOOP". I put my subscribe function block inside the for loop and increment...
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Thanks, TVM! I used the xReceived output from the Subscribe function block to trigger the ParsJSON function and it worked!
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That makes sense. I will do some testing and update you here. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
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Thanks for creating this library. I need some assistance troubleshooting why I am getting null values. I have followed your directions and the parse json example is not working me. I found this thread and thought it would be a good place to post my question as it is a similar application/issue to mine. I am receiving a String Value from an MQTT subscribe function block. The issue is that I am getting null values. Below is my struct: TYPE FanRefSpeedJson : STRUCT timestamp : JSONVAR; value : JSONVAR;...
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Thanks for creating this library. I need some assistance troubleshooting why I am getting null values. I have followed your directions and the parse json example is not working me. I found this thread as it is a similar application to mine. I am receiving a String Value from an MQTT subscribe function block. The issue is that I am getting null values. Below is my struct: TYPE FanRefSpeedJson : STRUCT timestamp : JSONVAR; value : JSONVAR; END_STRUCT END_TYPE Below are the relevant variables: VAR sPayload...
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Thanks for creating this library. I need some assistance troubleshooting why I am getting null values. I have followed your directions and the parse json example is not working me. I found this thread as it is a similar application to mine. I am receiving a String Value from an MQTT subscribe function block. The issue is that I am getting null values. Below is my struct: TYPE FanRefSpeedJson : STRUCT timestamp : JSONVAR; value : JSONVAR; END_STRUCT END_TYPE Below are the relevant variables: VAR sPayload...
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Thanks for creating this library. I have followed your directions and the parse json example is not working me. I found this thread as it is a similar application to mine. I am receiving a String Value from an MQTT subscribe function block. The issue is that I am getting null values. Below is my struct: TYPE FanRefSpeedJson : STRUCT timestamp : JSONVAR; value : JSONVAR; END_STRUCT END_TYPE Below are the relevant variables: VAR sPayload : STRING; FanRefSpeedJSON_1 : FanRefSpeedJson; ParseJSON : JSON_TO_STRUCT;...