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josepmariarams posted a comment on discussion Engineering 🇬🇧
Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Persistent vars works fine in Codesys for Raspberry. I am using ver 3.5.13 and it works. CoDeSys saves the persistence file on Raspbian shut-down. Are you stopping Raspbian normally?. If you save your persistent variables to a recipe, you can save and load via persistence utils, too.
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Dears. I am working on a project using J1939 CoDeSys functionalities on CoDeSys 3.5.18. I am trying to read "dbc" files and its seems to be allways empty. I have could read that files on Twincat and all works fine. Does anyone have tested this new functionality? Thanks
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I think that softmotion license is removed from SP15 version.
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I think that the question is not separate the axes motion between tasks, is to send to another task the trajectory precalcs (Normally newton-rawlson solver equations involved).
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Dears. I am trying to run a 3rd party drive on a Lenze PLC. But as XML of the new drive is made for a standard Codesys motion and Lenze motion is not the same as Codesys, in the PlcDesigner I can see it as standard ethercat slave, but not as motion axis. Anyone of tou have any experience on it?. Thanks in advance
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Dears. i700 works perfect on Codesys. I am running its on a raspberry pi and Codesys. Firts of all, you have to configure the i700 via EasyStarter (from Lenze). To do that, install Twincat on your PC, make a simple program with ethercat in Twincat and run it over your own PC. After that, you can connect the i700 to your PC ethernet port and connect Easy starter to it via ADS and your PC running as a PLC. When configured upload parameters diferent from default and save ona an xml file. After, you...