Is there a file on the HMI that contains the logic of the Mark V that I can view on another PC?

I was thinking that it was a file on the HMI that I could open using notepad or wordpad to view the logic.

Thanks

 

You can copy the CSP and open it on any computer. If you do an F drive back up you can copy those files to any computer and view them like the IO, CSP and TC2krept

JG

 

There is an ASCII text file that can be opened with Wordpad presuming that the proper fonts are available on the PC that's being used to open it. MS Line Draw is about the best font available, unless you can find the csp_fp font on the HMI (presming the HMI is a MS-Windows-based HMI, and not an <I>).

The file would be called CSP.PRN and it's created by running the CSP Documentor from one of the menus on the HMI (or the Main Menu on an <I>).

WARNING: Running the CSP Documentor on an <I> consumes several hours!!!! Literally.

Also, any CSP.PRN file you might find might not be the most up-to-date. You need to compare the CSP.PRN file's time/date stamp to those of the CSP Segment Source Files (if you need to know what they are, look in the Mark V Maintenance Manual for details). If the file/date time stamp of the CSP.PRN file is older than any of the CSP Segment Source files, then it's likely that the CSP.PRN file is not up to date with the current sequencing which was compiled and downloaded to and running in the Mark V.

 

Thanks for the information. I will probably be going out to the site this week and download the CSP files. Good info!!!