[manjey73]

Yes, this is a problem, because depending on the task, a second reaction is necessary, for example, after restarting the server and module.
you can work around this by developing formulas, but this is not the right way, although it is the only one at the moment.

[manjey73]

The Web Server converts the time to the time specified in its settings, if not specified, then to the local time.

The Scada Server stores the time in UTC.

This is a headache for me when developing drivers, because the time of the device may also be added, which is set in the 3rd time zone, different from the UTC server and different from the Web server 🙂

[manjey73]

For example, in addition to the “Rocket” – execute the command, you need to add something else. Or to add to this the ability to work with links.

[manjey73]

Probably not, it’s a plug-in for tables as part of PlgMain. Most likely, it needs to be improved

[manjey73]

Specify the required length for the channel, and set the next channel number based on the length of the previous one.
For example, Channel 200 is a String type, length 2, the next channel should be 202, since you set the length to 2 and occupied channels 200 and 201.

[manjey73]

Try adding commands to the messages that ACM understands. For example {CnlNum} and others

https://rapidscada.net/docs/en/latest/modules/mod-auto-control

[manjey73]

And where do these screenshots come from? from which application?

Well, the actual question is, what exactly do you want to see, is it not entirely clear from the words?

[manjey73]

Please show me the screenshots of what exactly do you want to see?

[manjey73]

return (Timestamp.Minute >= 0 && Timestamp.Minute < 6) && (……)

[manjey73]

The time has a Minutes parameter, so you can check for >=0 && <=30 in the script.
and in addition to checking the required hour.

[manjey73]

There are scripts that perform functions every hour. For example, returning a value to the channel EveryHour(() => Val(101))
Here, the channel in which you wrote this script returns the value from channel 101.

Instead of Val(101) maybe your function will check the hour value of 6,8, 10, and so on and return the desired value if it matches.

You can also use a time trigger in Auto Control Module

[manjey73]

Add it to the script table.
In the Calculated channel, write the input formula CheckHour(8, 20)

[manjey73]

public double CheckHour(int hourLow, int hourHigh)
{
bool res = false;
if(DateTime.Now.Hour >= hourLow && DateTime.Now.Hour < hourHigh) res = true;
return Convert.ToDouble(res);
}

I specifically convert to double and apply public double so that I can apply the script inside another script.

Instead of DateTime.Now you can apply DateTime.UtcNow on the situation. You can also remove the hourLow and High ads and specify the required hours instead. But it looks more versatile this way.
I haven’t checked it in action.

[manjey73]

It seems to me that you need to do all this inside some kind of script with the return of the value through return.

public bool MyFunc()
{
bool res = false;
if(hour() >= 8 && hour() < 20) res = true;
return res;
}

And what exactly is hour() here?

• This reply was modified 9 months ago by manjey73.

[manjey73]

if(hour() >= 8 && hour() < 20) – That’s right, but what comes next is completely incomprehensible to the language. , 1, 0)

What did you want to get with your record? an analog ? 1:0 ???

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