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@Jan-Reitinger Hi Ja, thank you very much, I'll give it a try one of these days. When I have some results I'll post the outcome here.

@mikeyh Hi Mike,

According to the screenshots provided, I would suspect that the Response timeout parameter in MBDrv is too short - did you try to enlarge it?

I also use passive tag in my projects and don't face any issues when the communication parameters are correctly set.

One more question: What is the RS485 Baudrate set in the Monarco Driver?

Kind regards
Tomas

@apollo Yes, it does include the External SVG feature - sorry for not sending you a heads up.

@apollo Yes, you are right about the indexing. Starting with upcoming REXYGEN release the error message will contain Slave Name and its IP address for better understanding.

Cheers,
Tomas

Thanks for the explanation.
First I did try to do it without the viewbox and it was working quite well until I opened the page on another PC with a monitor with a different aspect ratio... 😞
But by simply enabling the viewbox checkbox and changing the width and height of the document by trial and error I managed to get something which is working fine on both PC's.

Hi Guenther,

the official release version is still 2.50.9 for now. However we are not far from public release of 2.50.10 and the pre-release version is available in above mentioned post.

Kind regards
Tomas

@relaxc Hello,

C code has certain limitations in the REXLANG block. A detailed description of the block is available here: https://www.rexygen.com/doc/ENGLISH/MANUALS/BRef/REXLANG.html#x274-27300015. Examples for using the REXLANG block are available in the installation. By default on the C:\Program Files\REX Controls\REXYGEN 2.50.10.13491\Examples\0203_Function_Blocks_REXLANG path. Compilation takes place only when translating the whole project in Rexygen Studio. Unfortunately, .so or .dll files are not supported in REXLANG . In REXYGEN, it is possible to call standard C language scripts with linked .so or .dll files. Scripts can be executed using the EPC block (documentation here). If you can use Python instead of C, take a look at the Python block (documentation here).

Cheers,
Jan