10 Jun

Communication between JMobile PC Runtime and GE devices using GE SNP protocol

What to know JMobile PC Runtime can communicate with GE PLCs using the GE SNP communication protocol. Note: JMobile Suite version 1.91.00.327 or newer is required. The SNP communication is generally done trough a 422 4 wires connection, for this reason the communication can be estabilished in two ways: Direct trough a 422 port of […]

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10 Jun

How can I make a dimmer in JMobile when connected to a KNX network?

What to know To operate a dimming function in JMobile, you need to work using the 3 Bits Controlled data type. Actually this is a 4 bit data where the 1st bit is used to determine if increment or decrement the value and the remaining 3 bits determines the percentage of dimming applied. What to […]

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10 Jun

How to install Exor Target Support Package in CODESYS v2 workbench?

What to know Exor JMobile and Designer products line includes the possibilty to have an CODESYS v2 integrated PLC on the operator panel. A specific Target Support Package, containing the needed informations regarding the device to be programmed, is required to allow the standard CODESYS v2 workbench to programme Exor Codesys based PLCs. This document […]

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10 Jun

How to use the JMobile Client in different time zones?

What to know JMobile Windows Client provides an option to handle the visualization of the timestamp information of a project. What to do From the Settings dialog 4 specific options, showed in the next figure, are available: The Time settings information is used by the client to adapt the widgets timestamp informations according to the […]

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10 Jun

Which are the baudrates supported by CODESYS v2 internal PLC CAN Master?

What to know JMobile CoDeSys target allows to configure the CAN Master and its baudrate property from “PLC Configuration” tab (see image below): The allowed baudrate depends from the Target used, in particular: EXOR/SITEK CoDeSys for JMobileWCE (WCE/MIPS) For this target the allowed baudrate values are (bps): 10K, 20K, 50K, 100K, 125K, 250K, 500K, 800K, […]

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10 Jun

How to read and display string data in JMobile?

What to know Jmobile supports the string data reading, the system provides the possibility to choose the character encoding to be used to interpretate the content of the PLC memory, allowing to correctly read the string data from devices using different character encoding. The string Tag can be used in the project pages, to display […]

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10 Jun

What are OS differences between eTOP500 and eTOP500W?

What to know Products of the Series 500W are designed for applications not based on JMobile. These products have a different build of the Windows CE operating system compared to standard Series 500 products. The table shows the software components that have been added to make this series. Windows CE 6.0 R3 eTOP500 Series eTOP500W […]

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10 Jun

How to manage panel buzzer with JMobile

eTOP400, 500 and 600 Series operator panels have an integrated buzzer, the buzzer can be managed in different ways: Buzzer On: sounds on touch event on any part of the panel display Buzzer on Touch: sounds on touch events only on touch-interacting widgets like: Buttons, HotSpots, Needles, Numeric Fields, External keys, Comboboxes, Tables items, Control […]

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09 Jun

How can I filter alarms into active alarm widget?

What to know JMobile Studio, since version 1.90, allow to set up a custom filter into Active Alarms widget to display only specific alarms that match the filter. This FAQ will explain how to use filter’s expressions by examples. What to do Two filters are available into Active Alarm widget: First filter “Filter 1” is […]

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09 Jun

How can I use animated GIF on JMobile?

What to know In a JMobile project it is not possible to display animated images using GIF files, but the MultiState Image widget allows to create aimations starting from single frame images. What to do Online are available some tools like the one at the following link, that allows to extract all the frames inside […]

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