Hello all,
I am working on PLIN-View Pro and unable to run multiple schedule tables.
I have multiple frames to send and receive the information. Subscriber sends the data with 0X3D and publisher responds back with 0X3C frame. I am unable to get the slave response while i send the request. and there is always a message that says slave not responding message for a publisher slave in PLIN view pro how can i get rid of it.
Is it possible to run multiple tables at a time, if not then is there any approach where i can have multiple frames running simultaneously, and what all needs to be edited to set the multiple frames especially in terms of buffer, how do i adjust it in single table.
Transmitting multiple frames while schedule table is running
Re: Transmitting multiple frames while schedule table is running
Hi,
no you can't run several scheduler at the same time. This could not work in a LIN system. But you can use a VBscript to run a scheduler, stop it, run some 3C/3D commuication and start scheduler again. See help in PLIN-View Pro for more details.
There are also some script examples here in the forum
regards
Michael
no you can't run several scheduler at the same time. This could not work in a LIN system. But you can use a VBscript to run a scheduler, stop it, run some 3C/3D commuication and start scheduler again. See help in PLIN-View Pro for more details.
There are also some script examples here in the forum
regards
Michael
Re: Transmitting multiple frames while schedule table is running
Hi,
I have a PLIN-API which controls and performs these communications. Is it possible to connect VB scripting and the existing API. If yes the how can this be achieved.
I have a PLIN-API which controls and performs these communications. Is it possible to connect VB scripting and the existing API. If yes the how can this be achieved.
Re: Transmitting multiple frames while schedule table is running
Hi,
no, this is not possible. The VBscript option only works with PLIN-View Pro, which is also based on the PLIN-API.
When you already work with the PLIN-API, you have full control over the hardware and schedulers by API.
regards
Michael
no, this is not possible. The VBscript option only works with PLIN-View Pro, which is also based on the PLIN-API.
When you already work with the PLIN-API, you have full control over the hardware and schedulers by API.
regards
Michael