Topics created by sadilekivan

Hello,
I do not have any better advice than to add this line to your code, which will make the compiler believe that the variable dateInterval is used.

dateInterval = dateInterval;

Can you share or send your code leading to such a false warning? Thank you.

Jaroslav

Hi Ivan,

thank you for your question.
Using REXLANG function block you can manage Ethernet communication - see REXLANG documentation - part Communication functions: https://www.rexygen.com/doc/PDF/ENGLISH/BRef_ENG.pdf#page=447

Have a look also at "0504-01 Generic UDP Sender Receiver" example which can help you to start with the implementation.

Regards, Tomas

@sadilekivan We always recommend to upgrade both Development Tools and REXYGEN Runtime Core. However, wait for the release of version 2.50.10 first.

Thank you for understanding.

Regards, Tomas

@jaroslav_sobota

Hello,

Selecting the HW clock seems to fix the problem, I did try this as my first solution because it was obvious to try and get the time from the Real-time circuit, but I could swear it had some issues. Must have been some other mistake I fixed along the way.

Anyway, everything works as intended, thanks for the swift support with the command, it proved the time was set correctly just read from the wrong source.

Hi Ivan,

thanks for question.

You are right - there is more simple way to center a string than adding variable prefix and suffix.

All you need is:

Add a DisplayString into .svg file (Ctrl + L -> GENERAL -> Drag & Drop "DisplayString.svg") Hit F8 (or select Text Tool) Select the DisplayString and center the string:0_1584564636681_6403c868-bfdf-465a-9b80-02571bbdacab-image.png

Let me know if I can be of any assistance.

Regards,
Tomas

@cechurat

I wanted to add that it just works on the correct size sometimes, so I'm still glad and waiting for the fixes in the future version.

Hello @sadilekivan ,
this issue was caused by unknown bug in the hashing algorithm during the HMI build process. This will be fixed in next version of our software. Thank you for the bug report.

Best regards
Ondrej