Critical errors

[Choppa]

Hello,



I just upgraded to piced version 4.And I am having problems with critical error report 309.

That is because I am using application 208, that application is great because I can stimulate minderpros keypad On colour touch screens.

How do I get around this problem using version 4 and still having this great future.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Darren]

Application 208 (Security App) can be controlled using in-built system IO variables. It is no longer necessary to use the "hack" where lighting messages were used to emulate Security App messages.

[Choppa]

Thanks for your reply.
Is there any where I can get notes, on using in built
system IO variables.

Cheers,

Nigel.

[Josh]

Application 208 (Security App) can be controlled using in-built system IO variables. It is no longer necessary to use the "hack" where lighting messages were used to emulate Security App messages.

Darren,

I use logic in a PAC to determine the alarm state, which worked well before V4, my understanding is that System IO variables are not available on a PAC. How do I go fix this?

[Mark]

Hi Josh,

In-built System IO is supported in the PAC. Check out what values are available in the help file :)

To get the Alarm State use:
GetBoolIBSystemIO("Security Alarm")

Cheers,
Mark.

[Darren]

Thanks for your reply.
Is there any where I can get notes, on using in built
system IO variables.
It is carefully hidden in the help file under the topic "In-built System IO" :rolleyes:

[Choppa]

Great, the system IO works well.

Now I am having the problem of deleting application 208 from
toolkit, so that I can upload piced with out the critical error report.

How can get around this with out starting a new toolkit project.

Cheers,

[Richo]

You could (with Toolkit closed) use the C-gate console window and execute console commands. (backup project first). The documentation is available on the Clipsal website.

[Josh]

Hi Josh,

In-built System IO is supported in the PAC. Check out what values are available in the help file :)

To get the Alarm State use:
GetBoolIBSystemIO("Security Alarm")

Cheers,
Mark.

Thanks Mark, will try that and see. I have coded it in, but could not test in the middle of the night, I do not think my neighbours would have been happy.