Problems encountered with Zhejiang University Zhongkong JX-300X
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Configuration was completed on the Zhejiang University Zhongkong JX-300X, and it operates perfectly in the monitoring software. Question 1: After I reinstalled my computer, when the configuration software opens the configuration file and I click on edit in the flowchart, the original flowchart does not appear; instead, a new one is generated, and many variables also behave abnormally. Question 2: In the monitoring software, which file path should I choose? It’s not very normal either to go in. Those who want to know, please explain it to me. I know I’m not very smart, haha; please don’t attack me with insults.
1. It is likely that the configuration you have opened is not the final version; this is probably not a problem with the software. Please check whether the configuration is correct. 2. The monitoring system will not open; I suspect this is because after reinstalling the system and setting up a new configuration, you failed to compile the files. As a result, the monitoring system cannot find the compiled files. You can reopen the correct configuration, recompile it, and then open the monitoring system – clicking on browse will allow it to automatically locate the required files.
After reinstalling the system, the configuration software was able to open the programs that I had compiled correctly and which could run under the monitoring system. After reinstalling the system, it can be opened, but when compiling again, there are errors in the flowchart, as well as issues with the flowchart data. I didn’t modify any data before or after reinstalling the system. It worked fine before the reinstall, but errors appeared after it. But after I deleted all the variables and rebuilt everything, and then reset the variables used in the flowchart, there was no difference at all – everything worked normally again. What’s going on here?
Our company has several such systems, and I have personally configured a few of them as well; no problems have arisen. Therefore, I suspect that you did not use the software following the standard procedures. If necessary, you can send me the configuration details so that I can take a look at it. Hehe.
It’s also possible that before you reinstalled the software, the path where the flowchart configuration was saved wasn’t within your configuration project; instead, it was saved elsewhere and got lost during the reinstallation. It could also be a problem with the software itself. I’ve encountered this issue when using KingView for configuration – with two identical connections, one worked properly while the other didn’t. After deleting all the problematic elements and creating new connections that were exactly the same as before, the connection that didn’t work started to function properly. It’s really confusing; domestic software inevitably has some shortcomings!
What was said on the fifth floor is that the path where the flowchart configurations are saved is not within your configuration project; instead, they are saved elsewhere, and they get lost when the system is reinstalled! It’s not that issue because my flowcharts are saved in that path, so I might also encounter this problem. It doesn’t happen occasionally – it happens every time. Give me your email address, qjt_sd, and I’ll send it to you so you can take a look. I’ve spent so much time on this yet still haven’t figured it out. Thank you!
I checked the program – is that all there is? Why aren’t custom variables given a meaningful character representation, but instead use random symbols from the system? This makes it difficult to read the program. At the same time, no control scheme was seen either. I tested the program on my own machine, and both compilation and monitoring worked fine. I just don’t understand what the original poster actually wants to do or what functionality they intend to achieve. I have never used a line chart, so I don’t dare to comment on this aspect. This post was last edited by qjt_sd on 2009-2-20 20:45]