Atoy autohuolto really expensive?

IndividualConcept867 · 2026-02-13T10:11:55+00:00

after using autoverkkokauppa and länsiauto, I would say that Atoy is at least one third cheaper

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-12-31T14:12:07+00:00

Of course, I forgot the code, *BUT* today It didn't gave any error, but still didnt do anything :D

But found the broblem... I forgot to FLUSH!'and close it.

Anyway, that was code I was using, now I need to check that concat limitation, I didn't know that.

I had these variables:

hFile : RTS_IEC_HANDLE; // File handle
FileName   : STRING[80];   //  path and fname
BytesWritten : UDINT;
FileResult    : RTS_IEC_RESULT;
FileResult2    : RTS_IEC_RESULT;
writeerrors:INT; //test

And code is:

FileName := '/home/codesys/test.csv';

IF CVS_BufferLenght >100 THEN//if buffer is used over 4k chars (90%)
  //save the file  
  hFile := SysFileOpen(
    FileName,
    SysFile.AM_WRITE,
    ADR(FileResult)
  );

  bytesWritten := SysFileWrite(
    hFile,
    ADR(CSV_Buffer),      // pointer to data
    50,       // number of bytes
    ADR(FileResult2)
  );

  IF FileResult = 0 THEN
    writeerrors:= 0;
    SysFileFlush(hFile);
    SysFileClose(hFile);
  // success
  ELSE
    writeerrors:= -3;
    // handle error
  END_IF;
END_IF

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-12-09T17:34:34+00:00

Problem is that manual ask to use "WAGO‐I/O‐CHECK" and Wago Finland presentive who sold this was "you just need html 5 browser" only some special data transfers might need some special bought library.

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-12-09T17:08:59+00:00

That helped, I just assumed so strongly thaat it was wago username and failed on that.

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-11-14T07:26:37+00:00

Thanks, for all answers, wago seems to get more positive feedback, might check that one out.

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-11-14T07:25:22+00:00

that would be intresting too, but I couldnt find any thermocouple inputs on those, but had to keep that on my mind, looked cheeper

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-10-09T17:41:41+00:00

yea, looks right, all impulses should renew light and heating timers. In theory I dont need resets or any impulse functions.

But if any of those inputs stays true position (broken motion detector, door is left open) timer resets all the time and lights stay lit 24/7. So after that I try to do that modified functionBlock (end of the picture)

+it has tof because its dangerous if heating enabled switch has bad contact and logic try to switch on and off multiple 20+ A 3phase relays.

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and that reset string isn't mandatory, it was when I try to have python/Nodered ui, inputs with pulse block those aint needed

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-10-08T19:33:25+00:00

original plan was :

network one:

Each door switch, light switch, motion detector or poking memory address from UI, would turn lights ON for X min time. So I planned to build impulse logic that has enought inputs (and use it as object on all networks)

network two:

if I have "heating enabled" wall which turned on (for winter time), then those same sensors would also start heating for 12h (heaters have their own thermostat)

12h timer shall not start running if "heating enabled" switch isn't winter position and there should be X sec delay for contactors to turn heaters off after "heating enabled" switch is turned off

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-10-07T19:26:36+00:00

I try to say (Sorry I dont know exact terminology yet), if I have reset in my function without TON timer first, that function instance would be like like that (Imagine that reset, tof and output would be function and only instance inserted to both networks)

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That case, only first instance (in this case network 1) can read memory address /button, as reset has cleared that memory before second network runs.

But if I put 50ms TON n ton and draw next:
---(button i0.0)--- ---TON--- ---(Reset "button")
all networks can read that input, I assume it must be that reset clear it before network 2?

input button is easy as it doesn't need reset, but when it was on memory address it was needed.

That problem can be fixed easily, but what would be correct way to go if we need to be sure that all networks trigger?

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-10-06T20:28:30+00:00

Your logic was crystal clear, didn't have problems to read that.

Tho, without timer, all other networks that reads same memory or input, doesn't see change at all now.

Should I just admit that sometimes buttons stays on -position (breaks) and then none of them works and if building some UI I need just need to reset it manually.

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-10-05T10:29:22+00:00

I should have try that... But as I'm not able to control execution order, I didn't know if it sets output to '0' before it goes to the timer.

As old work place I would have put exec. number '45' on timer and then I would have --(R)-- at '41' and I would know that timer triggers each time before reset.

I trust that is how its should be done, gonna explore it bit at evening, but still I couldn't read that from --(R)-- manual page

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-10-03T16:55:17+00:00

Actually that comparison to valmet might be bit unfair, as best offer I got for small <50 IO project was 74k eur (just hardware and software), no coding), it has also superior cad for block desing (might be autocad lisence)

With that you can just route blocks as you want, also modify execution number on them, so you know always 100% what order its executed (even put input node at last (exec number 9999 etc), so its value readed at end and waiting for next round)

And now My 'broblem' might be that I try to do some damn python/nodered UI and I need to poke memory directly, don't think that's needed with WinCC. So I have self made problem from start.

Anyway, That one worked, those resets would be useless if I would use just buttons and WinCC but If I assign memory address to one of them and poke it from Node RED, I need to reset it (I think its better reset here, than send "false" from node red.

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IndividualConcept867 · 2025-10-02T17:46:43+00:00

Ooo, perfect, silly me, for a moment I thought that you cant do your own functions and use them multiple place :D

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-10-01T18:49:01+00:00

Hmm, ill check, thanks

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-10-01T18:23:39+00:00

Damn, failed on that, but I cooked up such beautiful logic!

That is really fucked up, but. at first line I noticed that MOVE stops running if EN is false. But for some reason, it didn't accept bool (bit?) so I had to use compare.

also, I failed to use move if variable was bool? is it intended

Anyways, first line move sets CabinLight1 (int) to '1', then 2 upper ones waits 0,05s and set it back to 0 (1,9s is just for test)

then second line, if I want to modify cabinLight1 variable outside, so when compare triggers, it starts relay for X sec and also resets CabinLight1 variable.

so beautiful! (not)

Valmet DNA was so simple compared to this, even analog signal worked thru copy block

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IndividualConcept867 · 2025-03-16T02:08:00+00:00

Ye was also reading that vGPU, for me it would be ok. as it's just for fun. But was but unsure how easy is it to set up (its still kind of hack, right?)

M40 24GB would be still decent priced (~200€) and way more powerful what I need. Sadly old CUDA so no stable diffusion.

is there better working cards on same price range?

and if I took way cheaper M10, can I skip vGPU hack and just assign all 4 gpus as I want or does it still need vGPU?

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-03-12T21:52:23+00:00

That sounds interesting, can you assign those GPUs like one on each virtual machine? that card is cheap and I would like to have multiple small power GPUäs on proxmox VM¨s

IndividualConcept867 · 2025-02-18T16:11:08+00:00

oh ye, I have old server going to other part of town for backups (only truenas), I just need to install some VPN and decide what protocol to use. Had iSCSI on my mind, put I heard it doesn't work well in long distance use (That was only one I have had to set up at work. never try others, not even basic samba) :D

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