@gerritjan1 Hi,

have a look at function block "ABSROT". It might help you solve your task. Just set the lolim and hilim parameters as a range of the counter output.

Let us know if you managed get the desired behaviour.

Cheers,
Tomas

@chytra
I'll definitely let you know. I hope we didn't cause you too much trouble.

Hi!
Thanks for reaching out. In general, it is possible.
However, you would need to edit the sketch for REXduino in order to read out the touch position and communicate it to REXYGEN which could be pretty challenging (depending on your programming skills). It would require knowledge of the REXduino communication mechanism which is not documented (except the code).

What about posting the touch position information via REST API to REXYGEN? Example "0302-11 ESP8266 REST API" might be used as a hint.

Kind Regards,
Tomas

@rexpeter Hi Peter,

I have an update on your Topic. It is possible to change the Slave IP address by configuring "Address" parameter (e.g. GoTo flag "MTM__1_Address" in your case).

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Cheers,
Tomas

@reitinge Thank you, everything works as I wish.

@mikeyh
Hi Mike,
do you have the same versions of REXYGEN on your Raspberry Pi and PC? Can the RPi be pinged from your computer?

Cheers,
Jan

@jackobocze Hi,
when you use the RPi driver, you have to always upload the program to the RPi. In the HMI Designer on the PC, you can then connect to the running executive on the RPi and browse the aliases & connection strings as @cechurat mentioned. To develop the HMI in this case, you ideally already need to have both a PC and RPi available. Another option is to fill connection strings manually.

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Please, refrain from using languages other than english. By doing so your comments and contributians can be useful to much larger field of users of this forum.
In the future we would like to keep this forum english only and that could cause comments and contributions written in other languages to be deleted without prior notice.

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Please, refrain from using languages other than english. By doing so your comments and contributians can be useful to much larger field of users of this forum.
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@pancirm Hi Michal,

Thanks for your posts. There is no one-shot solution for general filtering applications so playing around with AVG function block would be the approach I would recommend. There are also some filters which can be used - low-pass, band-pass, and spike.

Kind Regards,
Tomas

@fabio Dear Fabio,
you're absolutely right. We will fix the documentation and it will be correct in the next release. Thanks for the heads up.

Cheers,
Jan

Hi Mike,

Thanks for your feedback - I'm glad I could help.

Kind Regards.
Tomas

@reitinge Hi Jan,

Ok no worries, thank you for the update.

Cheers,
Mike

@mikeyh You are welcome.
Cheers,
Jan

@cechurat Hi Tomas,

That's awesome, thank you for your help.

Cheers,
Mike

@belgacom Hello Armaud,
using multiple REXLANG blocks in one task should generally not be a problem. However, it depends on how computationally intensive the programs in the REXLANG blocks are. Please try to set a longer task period and look at Diagnostics in the watch mode. I am mainly talking about time statistics. Check the:
Target -> Diagnostics -> task name -> Task -> Enable
We are especially interested in max time and average time. Please note that times are in milliseconds.

Cheers,
Jan