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Displays / Re: DP710 - no images but everything else seems to work [RESOLVED]
« Last post by Tor on July 22, 2021, 07:33:31 AM »
Hello dlewis,

My best suggestion at the moment is to use the PLUS+1 Update Center and have it notify you when ever an update is available.


Have a nice day.
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Displays / Re: DP710 - no images but everything else seems to work [RESOLVED]
« Last post by dlewis on July 21, 2021, 09:14:12 PM »
I had the same situation come up today with the same solution after 2 hours of troubleshooting.  I wish we would get notified of such changes.
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Off topic / Como se llamo esto
« Last post by killstait on July 21, 2021, 03:47:29 PM »
Como se llamo esto i am from SPAIN.
 
I registered a lot time ago. Can i see this web without adblocer?
 
thanks )
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General controls / Re: How to save a STRING to NV?
« Last post by Sergio-DEK on July 21, 2021, 10:13:50 AM »
I agree. Expanding the support for NV and RETAIN variables is long overdue.
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PLUS+1™ News / Re: Autonomous Control - XM100, XM200, new GUIDE libraries
« Last post by jlindholm on July 14, 2021, 07:26:47 AM »
Hello Tom.
There is a YouTube video explaining some of the basic function blocks of ACL 1.0, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tet8mPDpCOY
At least it's a starting point...
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PLUS+1™ News / Autonomous Control - XM100, XM200, new GUIDE libraries
« Last post by FluidPowerTom on July 13, 2021, 10:54:49 PM »
I just saw a flyer for a webinar on the new autonomous control stuff.  Apparently it was yesterday.  How do we get on that mailing list?

So... what's up with this autonomous control guff?  Any training resources?  I feel like some of these more complicated and less broadly supported products should have some really good training courses designed.  I'm envisioning 3 - 4 person classes with an actual machine that is ready to drive around and tweak programming on.  Make it a 3ish day boot camp style training that requires foreknowledge of GUIDE and general controls so that we can get down to business.  Charge whatever is necessary.

EDIT:  I guess I am on the mailing list.  I got an email about this webinar in early June.  It looked like more sales and marketing spam, so I ignored it.
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General controls / Re: More similar program
« Last post by Tor on July 12, 2021, 09:36:55 AM »
Hello,

As far as I can see in the first image you have not changed the Application ID.
0,23 - DM430_UM01_001

0,23 is the net and node numbers.
DM430_UM01_001 is the Application ID

- Go to your project in PLUS+1 GUIDE.
- Find Service Tool data in the Project Manager (See image ApplicationID.png in previous post)
- Select Application ID (See image ApplicationID.png in previous post)
- In the Inspector change the Description Text to DM430_UM01_005, or whatever version you are on (See image ApplicationID.png in previous post)
- Compile
- Download the .lhx to the unit  (Note that the old Application ID is shown until you have downloaded the new .lhx. (see image AppID_1)
- The ECU value in PLUS+1 Service Tool should now have changed to DM430_UM01_005. (see image AppID_2)

I hope that this clarified things.


Good Luck



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General controls / Re: More similar program
« Last post by macbahi on July 09, 2021, 03:32:50 PM »
Hi Sir Tor,

First thank you very much.
Concerning first question ok I will try.

Concerning the second question, sorry I didn't understand.
I hope the two images attachment will be clear for you to understand my question.
First version is was as example ....UM01_001 but last vesion is was UM01_005.
So for maintenance person can confuse between version.
So my question is way service tools take the first download but in the module was UM01_004  (ver 4).
And please how can I change the ECU list value

Thanks in advance

With bests regards
macbahi

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General controls / Re: More similar program
« Last post by Tor on July 08, 2021, 08:09:00 AM »
Hello macbahi,

First Question:
I see the issue you get, and it would be good idea to have the possibility to change the .scs when using "save as" or "Project Rename". Unfortunate this is not done, but I will add this to the PLUS+1 GUIDE wishlist.
The solution to your problem is to change the name of the .scs file in the PLUS+1 GUIDE when opening the new version of the application.
The image (RenameSCS.png) shows where you can change the name of the .scs file.

Second Question:
The "Value" column in PLUS+1 Service Tool is the name of the application, or the application ID to be correct. This can also be changed in PLUS+1 GUIDE.
The image (ApplicationID.png) shows where you can change the name of the application ID.

I hope it helped.

Have a nice day.
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General controls / More similar program
« Last post by macbahi on July 07, 2021, 03:52:47 PM »
Hi!
Please I have two question in
First question
I have 3 machine version.  I have 3 similar program but with little difference.
The first program version 1 was saved as new version Ver2 and Ver3.
My problem is the name of SCS file stay the same.  But the code inside is different.  The problem also in module viewer the person will confuse Ver1, Ver2 and Ver3.
Please how can I change SCS file at the same time when I do save as.  Thanks.

Second Question:
I have also 3 version of file.p1d  ver 1 ver2 and ver3.

Please how can change value of ECU list when I save as my first program.  I note the ID module change but the value stay the as the first time.

Do you have an idea?

Thanks in advance
with bests regards
macbahi
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