(Solved it, answering my own question here haha)


Hey user who I don't know personally!


What a great question! You must be quite the inquisitive (and probably pretty fun) individual!

If you read the manual (as you should always do before reaching out to a message board ), you can find "Cloud Set Value". Using this component, and leaving the cloud connection parameter set to false, serves the same purpose as a regular set parameter, with namespace tagged on the front.


Happy GUIDEing!

~D

Hello mattz,

I have seen something like this when you exceed the memory of the unit you are using.
Remove a chunk of code and see if the compilation works. You can see how much memory you use in the compile message after a successful compilation.
!!  Please do a backup before doing this.   !!

If it doesn't work, please contact PLUS+1 Helpdesk. https://www.danfoss.com/en/campaigns/dps/plusplus1-support-form/

Have a nice day

I would try to create a new +1 project and copy the code from your file to the project. Then you can try to compile.

This works. 0-100% is 0-9C

I did end up getting this to work, it required testing with a lot of different hardware but I landed on a robust working configuration

My initial solution using a 4G Ewon Cosy with the USB to IP feature and a CG-150 worked however with a few caveats.
- The USB connection was slow, only good for monitoring, not downloading programs.
- The CG-150 was not automatically detect on the USB port, it needed to be plug into the Ewon every time after the VPN connection was made to be detected.
- The service tool did allowed me to view pages and parameters but there was not able to download new program, however the latency was so large that i was not able to download a program to a controller, the connection would fault on time out latency.

The working solution was a Teltonika RTU241 and Kvaser Ethercan Light HS (EAN: 73-30130-00713-0)
I could have used the 4G Ewon Cosy instead of the Teltonika TRU241 however I went with the latter as it has eSIM capabilities, it has Built in WiFi and was cheaper.
Using the Kvaser Ethercan was ultimately the most important hardware selection, this keep the latency to a low level and therefor the service tool did not detect any issues and did not fault.
I was able to download to a DM1200 a full program (80mbs) without issue.
Having the WiFi is also important as this allows the Plus+1 device to be connected to remotely or connecting to the Wifi of the RTU241, therefor that makes the module suitable for all fixed or mobile applications, all you need is a computer and you can connect to the system locally or remotely, no need to plug in once looking at the machine locally.