Posted 5 Dec 2006 Does anyone know of a method within RS View32 using a numeric input field to distribute the input value globally to several nodes. For example if I have identical tags in all processors named (Node1\N7_0_TIME_ON), (Node2\N7_0_TIME_ON), (Node3\N7_0_TIME_ON), etc with one numeric input I would like to write the value to all nodes. The problem is when I set up the attributes for the numeric input it will only allow 1 tag to be specified as the destination. Is there a special character that can be used in the command line to "Stack" tag names? Any advice in this regard is much appreciated. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 5 Dec 2006 Create a single internal tag and designate that as the tag in the numeric input. Then use derived tags to distribute that tag value to your other tags. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 5 Dec 2006 I had already tried that and it is not working. Maybe I am not writing the expression for the derived tag correctly. If I want to include multiple tags in the derived tag expression what is the syntax? Tag1&Tag2&Tag3 or Tag1,Tag2,Tag3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 5 Dec 2006 Here is a screen shot of the expression where the tag "Global\FRI_DP_OFF_HOUR" is the value and I am trying to write it to the tags in the expression text box. Any Ideas? RSV.bmp Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 5 Dec 2006 (edited) You need to create 3 derived tags: (Node1\N7_0_TIME_ON) (Node2\N7_0_TIME_ON) (Node3\N7_0_TIME_ON) The expression for each is the name of the tag that you entered the data into. You're working backwards - see my previous post. edit: curious - my previous post got merged with this Edited 5 Dec 2006 by Gerry Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 8 Dec 2006 Thanks Gerry! You are absolutely correct. I reversed my tags and it does work. It is just kind of a pain to have to create a derived tag for each actual tag instead of 1derived that will point to multiple actual tags. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites