OK, thanks for your comments, it sounds like it should work. I'll see if the issue reoccurs.
Hi, Unfortunately I can't upload full projectarchive, but I've attached screenshot showing the 2 different instances (hTTPClient_0 and hTTPClient_1), based on the single Codesys example. I'm using HTTP client ver 1.0.1.2 in Codesys V3.5 SP15 Patch 4 on a Festo CPX-CEC-S1-V3. I hope that helps. I haven't been able to recreate the issue so perhaps it was network fault. I'd just like clarification that two instances of the client block should/shouldn't be acceptable. thanks
I'm using the Codesys HTTPClient function block. I have two instances in separate CFCs, each talking to a different IP address (2 x Raspberry Pi). It's been working ok, but yesterday the Codesys program was stuck waiting for replies from both devices. Sanity check: is it ok to use multiple instances of the HTTPClient to talk to different IP addresses? Or do I need to use only one instance and somehow manage the different requests so they can't be simultaneous? thanks
Have you tried this? https://store.codesys.com/http-client-example.html?___store=en It gives an xDone / xError, if you're not interested in the actual response.
Unfortunately Trend is not supported by my PLC. If I change PLC type then it appears in Codesys.
Thank you dkugler for confirming. Using Trend (instead of Trace) allows the display of absolute time, which at least makes more sense to the user than the controller runtime. Unfortunately it is not supported by my PLC, so I will have a look at XY chart.
Thanks for your reply Morberis. I didn't even know Trend existed, as I'm stuck on 3.5.12 (waiting for Festo to update their PLC support to a newer stack). I had a play with https://forge.codesys.com/prj/codesys-example/trend-example/home/Home/ in 3.5.15 and it looks more suitable for what I want. Just adding the option of absolute timestamps is better than Trace.
Hast du die Zeit zurückgesetzt? (Google translated) I have the same request to reset the Trace time