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togicWorks 5 builds on the success of previous versions with new features that expand the scope of the package, especially in the area of high-level-language circuit design. The friendly user interface allows students to be designing and testing circuits in minutes without the need for complex manuals. With LogicWorks 5, installing and using this interactive tool has never been easier. LogicWorks 5 helps teach the concepts of using these tools in a variety of design situations in electrical and computer engineering and computer science.

#LOGICWORKS 5 CUSTOM PART SOFTWARE#

As circuit designs become more complex, software tools are taking on increasing importance in the system design process.

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I have a Yaskawa rep coming out next week for another issue but I'm going to demonstrate it for him/her while they're in.LogicWorks is the schematic drawing and interactive digital simulation package that has set the standard for demonstrating logic design principles and practices while producing professional results. I'm posting this to head off any one else's potential issues and also to see if anyone else had this experience. The initial crash had me scratching my head but now it's clear how it happened. The only way to prevent it that I've found so far is to hit the stop button (next to the go button) prior to entering a new value. I have been able to repeat this scenario without fail.

The target field retains the 10mm I entered but the "commanded" and "actual" fields reflect the 25mm previously entered. I check the test run box, enable the servo, click in the "target" box and change the value to 10mm. I open the run window and notice the "target" field has 25 in it already. I change addresses in the connection window and connect to drive 2. I uncheck the Test Run box, move over to the connection tab and click disconnect.

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The "commanded" field and "actual" field both update from 0 to 25mm. I enter a value in the "target" field, for this example we'll say 25mm. I use the "servo on" button in the run window and the drive is ready to jog or move to a "target" position.

I enter the run tab and check the box for test run. Using Logic Works, I connect to drive one. All 10 drives have been configured for their respective axis gear ratios, units, etc. All 10 drives are addressed and communicating on the network. The laptop is plugged into a switch with an Ethernet cable.

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Logic Works 2.2.0 is running on a Windows 7 laptop. This bug is in the run window when test running an axis. I have been able to recreate the crash scenario every time I've attempted it (without the actual crash). I'm setting up 10 individual Sigma 7 Compact drives using a combination of Logix Works and Sigma Win. Please click "report" on spam Related sub-reddits: (*) At mods' discretion, certain self-promotion submissions from people who contribute to this sub in other ways may be allowed and tagged with the "Self-promo" flair

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