United Process Versapro Podręcznik Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 17)

Important Product Information 17

GFK-1671P

2 If VersaPro crashes, some processes may remain in memory and need to be ended via the task manager.

Details: If VersaPro crashes, there are a few VersaPro server applications that still may continue to run because they are

spawned in their own process space. This may prevent VersaPro from communicating correctly to the PLC after restarting

VersaPro, or you may get a message “Only one instance of the CAM editor can be open at one time. As a result CAM

blocks cannot be included in the current folder.”

Resolution: If VersaPro has been restarted, you should exit from VersaPro. Use Ctl-Alt-Del to bring up the task manager

and end the following processes through the task manager: CAMSTORAGEMANAGER, HDRVSNP and GEFSRV.

2 When importing a Logicmaster folder with the maximum or near maximum amount of configuration (7 racks full

of modules), VersaPro may crash on the Windows 95 operating system (CR75804).

Resolution: If you are using folders with very large configurations, you should use the Windows NT operating system. In

addition, you also may need a PC with at least 256 MB of memory and 500 MB or more of free disk space in order to

modify the configuration after it is imported.

USB to Serial Adapter

It is recommended to use an USB to Serial Adapter manufactured by D-Link System, Inc., California (Model number – DS

S25) to connect to a PLC through the USB port. This adapter will work only on Windows 98/ME/2000 Operating systems.

Other Significant Issues

1. Folder is corrupted when doing load with 50 subroutines from 90-30 Release 9.10/10.0 or VersaMax PLCs Release

1.5 and earlier with Ethernet connection.

Details: When using an Ethernet connection with VersaPro 1.11, if you store a program with a _MAIN and 50 subroutines

to a 90-30 Release 9.10/10.0 or VersaMax PLC Release 1.5 and earlier, the store will complete correctly without error. If

you do a verify, VersaPro says everything is EQUAL. If you load the program back from the PLC into a temp folder, the

last subroutine (SUB50) comes back with no name. During the load there is an error message stating that blk.blk could not

be found. In the folder browser VersaPro shows an -LD only block.

In VersaPro Release 2.0x the store is successful, but during the verify it says SUB50 is not in the PLC, and all the

subroutines come as NOT EQUAL.

On a CPU352 using a serial connection, the symptom is that communications times out during a verify or load. (CR75074)

Resolution: If you add a subroutine (SUB51) with one rung of logic or delete a subroutine, store to PLC and then load, the

problem goes away in both VersaPro 1.11 and 1.50. The problem is resolved in the 90-30 Release 10.5 and VersaMax

Release 2. Please upgrade your firmware to these versions.

2 A Stop Fault error is displayed when a VersaPro 1.x or 2.0x folder having ACC300 Input simulator configured is

stored to PLC with the Internal switch on the module in 8 pt mode.

Resolution: After opening the folder in VersaPro 2.0x, you have to delete the existing ACC300 module in the hardware

configuration and configure the module again. Note that the value of the reference length selected (8 or 16) should match

the 8 pt or 16 pt switch setting on the rear of the module.

3. Hardware configuration of VersaPro 1.x and 2.0 folders should be reconfigured in VersaPro 2.0x if the Hardware

Configuration Data View displays incorrect Rack and Slot locations

Details:

1. Open the VersaPro 1.x or 2.0 folder in VersaPro 2.0x.

2. Launch HWC and open the Hardware Configuration Data View from the Tools menu.

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