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MikhailModeratorHi,
Shared module list is here.
The problem is because the URL of the API was changed. To fix it, find C:\SCADA\ScadaWeb\plugins\Store\js\storecommon.js and change API_PATH1 to
var API_PATH1 = "http://rapidscada.net/minicrm/api/v1/";P.S. We didn’t plan it, but the hosting provider crashed.
MikhailModeratorI think I will feed the current values to a local database, and write a small script to periodically send data to a remote database.
Possible solution.
We would like to include the required feature in the Export Module, we are looking for who sponsors this job.
MikhailModeratorHi,
Export of archive data works for some devices. It depend on a driver. Some devices (e.g. electricity meter) can store data in their memory and then provide to SCADA. In this case a driver reads archives from devices and transfer archives to SCADA-Server.
To implement the logic you described (sending data periodically), the export module should be upgraded.
Alternatively, you can poll devices once a minute in Communicator, but this affect refreshing current data.
MikhailModeratorFormula of the input channel would be:
Stat() > 0 ? 1 : 0Also you need to select Format = Enum text and Unit = Off-On
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MikhailModeratorif ScadaWebCommon5.dll exists, delete it. The actual library is ScadaWebCommon.dll
Also make sure that Chart Pro plugin is up to date.The repository provides more info about version compatibility.
MikhailModeratorSimilar situation can occur if you change ScadaAdmin password. In this case, export the User table to user.dat and copy to the server manually.
MikhailModeratorThe above link is not available for me.
MikhailModeratorUse the Stat function in your formulas.
MikhailModeratorThat’s right.
MikhailModeratorPlease clarify your question.
February 25, 2020 at 4:06 pm in reply to: simple Formula that compares an Integer or real and returns Boolean #6558
MikhailModeratorIn Rapid SCADA all input channel values have the double type. Double is a 64-bit floating point.
February 25, 2020 at 5:55 am in reply to: simple Formula that compares an Integer or real and returns Boolean #6552
MikhailModeratorHi,
Try this:
Val(60) == 33 ? 1 : 0; Stat(60)However, it’s a bag practice to compare floating point values by equality operator. It’s better to use <= or >=
MikhailModeratorYou should provide screenshots of the Interface table and of the deployment profile.
MikhailModeratorHello,
Please check what user name and password are specified in the deployment profile options. -
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