mikey431
Oct 19 2005, 05:19 PM
I wrote some rungs with RsLogix500 and I want to test these . I know someone on this forum mentioned about the built-in emulator but I can't find it.
I also try to test it with the PanelBuilder32 but I don't know how to link that my RsLogix 500 program either. Anyhelp will be appreciated.Thank you.
gravitar
Oct 19 2005, 07:09 PM
The "built-in emulator" is an add-on package that must be purchased separately. It could be a nice convenience to have, but most people just download to hardware to test their logic I think.
As for Panelbuilder.. I know of no "emulator" for panelbuilder (unless you consider RSView32 a "panelview emulator"!) so you'll have to download your program to an actual panelview and connect it to the host PLC to test the functionality. If you are just checking the appearance of the screens, panelbuilder is more-or-less WYSIWYG but nothing beats seeing it, touching it, on the real thing. (IMHO)
panic mode
Oct 19 2005, 07:16 PM
note that wworking with emulator is limited - you cannot make online edits (it's more like working with micrologix even if yo choose 505)
Firetubes
Oct 19 2005, 11:14 PM
No emulator for the Panelbuilder32. In the new PanelviewPlus series, the RSView Studio ME will allow you to test your screens offline without having to d/l to the PV first.
panic mode
Oct 21 2005, 02:22 PM
| QUOTE (Firetubes @ Oct 19 2005, 11:14 PM) |
| No emulator for the Panelbuilder32. In the new PanelviewPlus series, the RSView Studio ME will allow you to test your screens offline without having to d/l to the PV first. |
that's correct, i was refering to RS Logix 500 Emulator
Firetubes
Oct 21 2005, 08:48 PM
| QUOTE (panic mode @ Oct 21 2005, 02:22 PM) |
| that's correct, i was refering to RS Logix 500 Emulator |
Ya, I know that. I was refering to the PV.
One thing about the RSLogix500 Emulator is that you can change data table values and save the program. Still, I love to have the editing capabilities.
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