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Out Of Present Range
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Just to let you know, I resolved my problem.
It was a known problem on Rockwell product side, a update and reboot cured the problem.
Thanks for your time and support.
Neil
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Ideally you would capture not only the case that does not work, but also the one that does.
Yes, it's not about the "blame". In fact, theoretically we can find a problem on our side as well, and I am always interested in recognizing them and fixing them.
Best regards
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I am willing to try the OPC Analyzer, could you provide me with a download link.
Not about blaime, I just want to understand why the errors occurs or get a logical explanation.
Neil
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Please read the instructions www.opclabs.com/files/knowledgebase/QuickOPC/QuickOPC-1-How%20to%20use%20OPC%20Analyzer.pdf to see what is involved, and let me know if you want to go that way.
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I am using Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Gateway.
There is no such server configuration.
Neil
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Which OPC server are you using?
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I have a weird error and I would like some advice.
I have a variable in a PLC called OPC_To_PLC, variable type is DINT and its a array with size 10.
Basically if I try and write a value larger than 127 into the array I get an exception error, "Out Of Present Range". The PLC data type is definitely a DINT so I cannot understand why it wouldn't work.
Further to this, I created a new variable OPC_2_PLC, variable type is DINT and its array size is 10, i.e. its the same apart from the name. When writing to this variable name it works so I can only assume somehow or somewhere OPC_To_PLC is defined as a SINT.
To clarify it wasn't my code I have see the same symptons in your sample application.
I have a work around but I would ask for a sensible explanation - that's if there is one!
Neil
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