I have an issue on a project where a vin error fails to show up after clearing the error and cycling power on the module. Currently the error will fault and show 0 mV on the input as is should, but after acknowledging the message I expect the error message will come back up after i power cycle the module. It fails to show the error again even thought the sensor is still disconnected during the power cycle. 

The only way I can make the error reappear is to reconnect the sensor and then disconnect it. 

Does anyone have ideas on what might be causing this to not show back up after power cycle? It has always worked for me in the past on projects.

Just noticed when looking into the Qcode syntax help window, the Help for the IF/THEN/ELSE/ENDIF appear to be incorrect:

The endIf statement appear to have a space...

Using 6.01.  Not upgraded to 6.02 yet...

Hi IQAN Community,

I am working on a multi-component system where there is a MD4-7 connected to an XC23 through a J1939 CAN bus.

Both of these devices have an ID tag corresponding to an address 4. There is no problem during most days, but I do have intermittent errors like the one below.

Any ideas on what causes this error message?

Thanks,

Is there a way to print the list with 'name identifier bit offset length..' for a CAN module.
If not it should be implemented and perhaps integrated in the project documentation function.
A copy function so that one could paste for example in excel would also be nice.

Save your IQANdesign project on a network drive from Windows Server 2019

Right click the folder and select "Always availible offline"

Turn off your wifi and connect network cable to MD4

IQANdesign usually works fine in this setup, but when sending project to MD4 there is a 25% chance of a crash.

When saving a changed project there is a 10% chance of a crash.

This happens most often the first time IQAN is used during the day. I have sent in a few bug reports from the program.

When changing the name on module on 5.06 the name in centre of the page does not update until you move away from the module and back again.

We are unable to access dropdown menu when we quit simulation until we change the page and come back.

This seem to be the same issue when connected online. The access to dropdown are not refreshed and see to be updated only on page refresh.

Normal ?

Hi,

We think it would be a great idea if we select the order that DM1's are transmitted as required. So in the DM1 page, you could select the order say 1 - 10. Then as the DM1's become active, they move to the indicated priority position.

This allows us to show an operator the most important DM1's first. Like if there is a low voltage issue that causes many issues and many DM1's that are not actually the issue so we can promote the low voltage one to the front.

In IQAN Design 4,5 and 6 when adding a module, in my case an MC43, the DIN channels do not show if they are pull-up or pull down . This caused us many hours of frustration not know that there was a Pull down DIN option. 

The only place to find this is in the instruction book. the DOUT channels do indicate LS and/or HS options. I request that this feature be added to all applicable versions of IQAN design. This should also be considered for other types of I/O that have sync or source options