KB-28156: Checking for tag reads.
Question: At run time, how can I tell if the variable is communicating with the device or not? Solution: To do so, use the tag’s Quality property. If this property’s…
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KB-28680: XControl/XObject’s Constructor event.
Question: What is the XControl/XObject’s Constructor event for? Solution: This event is executed whenever the object starts. You can use this event to run a script starting an XControl’s internal values,…
KB-28547: Using a library developed in a different project.
Question: In a new domain, how can I use a library that had been developed in another project? Solution: To do so, copy the *.LIB file into the folder of…
KB-23262: Realscan property in Elipse E3.
Question: In Elipse E3, is there any property/attribute similar to Elipse SCADA‘s Realscan? Solution: No, this property/attribute does not exist in E3. In this case, the tags are scanned in…
KB-27000: Exporting an application’s tags.
Question: How can I export an application’s tags? Solution: Via E3Studio, select the Export option by right-clicking each driver in the application. achat cialis canada
KB-23095: Element count in a block tag.
Question: I’ve added a 10-element I/O block to a driver folder, and even after one of the elements had been deleted, the option Tag counting still indicates the same 10…
KB-30475: Changing a driver’s IP and communication port at run time.
Question: How can I change a driver’s IP address and communication port at run time via Elipse E3? Solution: Both the IP address and the communication port are parameters in…
KB-17214: I/O drivers’ WriteSyncMode property.
Question: What is the I/O driver’s WriteSynchMode property’s purpose? Solution: This property determines how the writes will be send to the IOServer: in synchronous ou asynchronous mode. The available options…
KB-14918: Tag count in an I/O driver.
Question: How can I know the total amount of tags in an I/O driver? Solution: To do so, access the Organizer (via E3Studio), right-click the desired driver, and select the…
KB-19401: Stopping a driver at run time.
Question: How can I stop a driver at run time? Solution: You can do so by using the driver’s Deactivate() method. Example: Application.GetObject(“Driver1”).Deactivate()