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Nope. You have to use the latest version of the source code that you can find. If you are lucky, then the source code is correct and only the control builder version changed, forcing you to re-compile the target. If you lost the source code, then you're scr**ed. Don't lose the source code

You cannot. The controller contains no source, only compiled code. You must find the correct version of the source code and recompile it to be able to go on line.

Guessing you already got an answer but for future reference ... At some point in the controllers lifetime a new board was inserted into the rack. That board has to be removed before you can load the controller with LOAP again. Then you can re-insert the board and DICONFIG the controller to put...

You **CANNOT** get the source code from an AC80 if you do not already have it. The source code can only be taken from the Engineering Station where it can be exported from Function Chart Builder. Do you have this ? The AC80 source code is not directly translatable to AC800M. It will need to be...

1,3 and 9 seconds are for OPC Logs. TTD Logs can be other intervals, but cost more CPU to store and transfer to the History services in 800xA.

This is nothing to do with the RTA board. The limitation is the controller. The controller can only support limited subscription rates. Log intervals should be 3 seconds or 9 seconds only. And only for supported properties. 1 second logging should only be used on controllers with very low CPU...

If you have the source code then you have to translate the DB and PC Source code files into the controller ... Relevant online builder commands are "TRDBS" and "TRPCS". You will need to prepare the source code files from FCB and Pray that those files are up to date. You have lost entirely *ALL*...

These are PRODUCT SPECIFIC Libraries. You will not find any documentation for those libraries on any of the regular Installation media or usual sources for ABB Manuals. Documentation is only available from the relevant ABB Industry Business Unit. If you have an ABB Support Agreement then you...