Printing a report in Windows NT at normal speed without needing to leave Elipse SCADA.
To print a report in Windows NT at normal speed without needing to leave Elipse SCADA, you must create a RAM tag called Flag and a Chrono tag called Counter,…
To print a report in Windows NT at normal speed without needing to leave Elipse SCADA, you must create a RAM tag called Flag and a Chrono tag called Counter,…
Question: When IEC 61850 driver’s Prefer Buffered Report Control Blocks (Uses Unbuffered if not available) option is enabled, I can’t establish communication with the relay. Why is communication established only…
Question: How can I print a chart that is on screen? Solution: To do so, follow these procedures: Save the chart on screen as a bitmap in a directory. Create…
This application illustrates how to set up and print a formatted report from a set of historical data. Attachments: 5242.zip
This application illustrates how to print in a formatted report of a query to a historical file. Attachments: 5243.zip
Question: Due to the limitations in x64 processes, can I use a project with reports in the 64-bit version? Solution: Yes. To do so, just use an x86 Viewer (32…
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Luiz Fernando Freire
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Renan de Rossi
Question: Can an application developed with Studio x64 be edited/executed in Elipse E3 x86 (32 bits)? Solution: Yes. There are no compatibility issues between both architectures (x86 and x64); however,…
Regarding x64 version, we recommend three 32-bit (or x86) or 64-bit (x64) Studio/Viewer/Server combos: 32-bit Studio, Viewer, and Server: the only existing before v4.6. You can keep using this combo…