22 Jun

Addressing Modbus I/O resources when using Ethernet I/O support of CODESYS V2 internal PLC

What to know The Codesys V2.3 internal plc provides the support for the communication with Modbus TCP Ethernet I/Os. The System provide the possibilities to select the Devices from 3 producers: Beckhoff, Wago and Weidmuller, and provides also a generic model called STD_MODBUS. The Modbus physical addressing of the I/O resources for the predefined producers […]

Read More
14 Jun

What is the meaning of the Quality value into the Trend Buffer dump file?

What to know The CSV file obtained from a Dump Trend Buffer operation is composed by many voices, the quality field reports information about the tag quality at the moment the samples has been taken. The information is coded according the OPC DA standard; the information is stored in a byte data (8 bits) currently […]

Read More
14 Jun

How to create/edit SVG images for use in JMobile

What to know JMobile SVG graphic engine supports the SVG format called “Tiny 1.2”. Any graphic image in SVG format should be provided in a format compliant with this standard. All the graphics in the JMobile widget gallery are developed and provided in this format. The typical graphic tools used to develop SVG graphics are […]

Read More
14 Jun

Which graphic formats are supported by JMobile?

What to know JMobile supports both vector and raster image formats. What to do JMobile has specific widgets dedicated to show images. These widgets are available in the Widget gallery from the “Basic” category when you select the “Images” sub category. The Image widget is useful when you need to display a single image on […]

Read More
14 Jun

How to backup/export and later restore Recipe data from remote with JMobile

What to know It is possible to dump recipe data to a specific location using the action “DumpRecipeData”. This action will save a CSV file, that contains the selected recipe data present in the panel. It is also possible to restore recipe data from a specific location using the action “RestoreRecipeData”. This actions allows to […]

Read More
14 Jun

How to customize the User Management templates with JMobile?

What to know It is possible to totally customize the User Management pages, simply using JMobile Studio and its widget gallery What to do Customizing the User Management Pages Open the JMobile project with JMobile Studio. On your pc open the UserMgmtTemplate folder inside the project folder, there you will find the project User Management […]

Read More
14 Jun

How to recall the native Operating System Settings from JMobile project?

What to know With JMobile is possible to configure the action “LaunchApplication” to recall the Windows CE Control Panel applications, like for instance the Display Settings, the Regional Settings and so on. This is somehow equivalent to what can be done at System Settings level (the rotating menu) accessible from the “Show System Settings” item […]

Read More
14 Jun

How to create a button label that changes its text accordingly to the button state

What to know With JMobile you can create a Button with a label that changes its text according to the button state. It can be obtained by creating a custom widget, that will be composed by a Button and a Message Text widget. What to do 1. Drag and drop in page, from the Widget […]

Read More
14 Jun

[KNX TP] Which addressing type are supported by JMobile?

What to know JMobile supports the three-stage group addressing type. Every telegram will be represented by three numbers with this meaning: GroupAddressH/GroupAddressM/GropuAddressL where: GroupAddressH range: 0 – 15 GroupAddressM range: 0 – 7 GroupAddressL range: 0 – 255 Other addressing type (as the two-stage addressing type) are not supported by JMobile Applies to JMobile Studio […]

Read More
14 Jun

Can you explain Data Type supported on JMobile tag editor?

What to know Below you can find and extended description of commonly used data type into JMobile tag editor. Data t=Type Memory Space Limits Boolean 1 bit data 0 … 1 Byte 8-bit data -128 … 127 UnsignedByte 8-bit data 0 … 255 Short 16-bit data -32768 … 32767 UnsignedShort 16-bit data 0 … 65535 […]

Read More