Hi there
I have a CR1000 (OS20) (originally OS18), which stops writing in the DataTable whenever the RecNum arrives 1000
My programm has three tables:
- Two to record every 10 minutes (I have to switch to one hour).
- One in which the registration is subject to a value
The tables have values which must be long, some of which are recorded in IEEE4 and some that are registered in FP2.
When I compile this program in the logger gives me an error:
"Number of times the 5V voltage has droped below: #"
but he let me run the program normally.
I tried programming in more than a CR1000 and gives me the same problem.
Can u help me?
Best regards
JP Rodrigues
I do not have an answer for the above problem, but am very interested as we're about to deploy several very remote sites with OS20. The program which ran under OS17 fails to compile under OS20, but I assumed we'd find and solve that problem.
Is CR1000-STD-20 ready and safe to use?
I think we'll probably downgrade back to OS17 just to be safe unless there is some kind of positive response to this thread.
Ken
Hello JP,
Can you post the code for the data table that is stopping at 1000 records?
Regarding the readiness of OS 20, I would use it before OS 17 (of course, I work here ;) Improvements are made with each revision and are fully tested before release. It doesn't mean we don't miss things, but it is more likely you have a better OS, not an inferior one, with a higher revision number. We post full revision history on our web site, so you can check the CR1000 OS download page and following the link from there to read what changes were made.
Regards,
Dana W.
I can post the code, but is quite large (34K)..... but it's not the RecNumber in the DataTable that stops in 1000 ..... is the RecNumber of scans (sorry if I have not explained it right!), and then stops writing in all the tables so that makes about 50 records in the data table that runs every 10 min. I have a scan every 30s.
* Last updated by: TaCaPica on 9/1/2010 @ 5:40 PM *
After a few hours debugging my code, i discovered the mistake i had......I'm sorry the inconvinience.
My system is up and running, like a clock!
Thank you all
JP
Sorry for hijacking the thread, and for panicking regarding the readiness of OS20. My problem was due to a change that came with OS19 regarding aliases and arrays, and my code can be fixed to work. The real problem is that I missed the update for CRBasic that knows about those changes, so I'll look for that on the website. Thanks,
Ken
Ken
If you download the OS20 install file from our website and run it on a computer with LoggerNet already installed, the OS install should update the existing CRBasic Editor help (.CHM), definition (.DEF), and precompiler (.EXE) files as well as copy a new OS (.OBJ) file to the hard drive.