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  • #10415
    SachinKumar
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    Hello everyone,
    My name is Sachin and i have one query.
    I have a device that is connected remotely via Rapid Scada on Modbus, That device is connected with one sensor whose value is shown in our localhost in table view.
    If someone remove the sensor as physically from device then it becomes data overflow and i got 65526 value displayed in table view.
    I want to control this process as if someone remove the sensor then the values shown in table would be like -1 and when someone connect it again then it should show the actual value present.
    i Want to control this whole process automatically.

    • This topic was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by SachinKumar.
    #10418
    Mikhail
    Moderator

    Hello,

    Do you need to display 65526 as -1?

    #10419
    SachinKumar
    Participant

    Actually we can do that using formula,
    What I want is,
    Suppose if Input Channel(101) > 65525 then it shows -1 otherwise it shows the actual value

    #10420
    SachinKumar
    Participant

    One More Question, How can we use custom Formulas in Rapid Scada?

    #10421
    Mikhail
    Moderator

    Channel(101) > 65525 then it shows -1 otherwise it shows the actual value

    Use the formula for the channel 101:
    Cnl > 65525 ? -1 : Cnl

    How can we use custom Formulas in Rapid Scada

    Check this article https://rapidscada.net/doc/content/latest/en/software-configuration/using-formulas.html

    #10482
    SachinKumar
    Participant

    Hello Mikhail,
    I have one query , Actually I have 4 Input coil sensors which are communicated via modbus. What I want is I want to control all Senosor On-Off using one single button in scheme ediitor but I am not getting any idea how to do that!
    Please help!!!!!!

    #10485
    Mikhail
    Moderator

    Hello,

    If the device support multiple command function, you can add a such command to the Modbus template in order to change all coils by single command.
    Also you can use Automatic Control Module to send 4 commands according to a single command.

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by Mikhail.
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