It would be a nice feature to have where we could add more touch screen button actions. 

I have some training documents (presentations etc) on CAN Open but we are now using a device connected to IQAN that uses J1939. Are there any presentations or information documents etc that anyone has that a link can be provided for this communication protocol please?

Does anyone have an experience with communication to a proportional valve driver on a J1939 device on IQAN, perhaps a sample project?

I'm going to be using a large number of states (30-50) for a state parameter that is user selectable. There will then be some math channels that need to do something different depending on the state selected. 

Are there any performance problems to be expected by having this many states? Or is this totally acceptable?

I've been looking through the IQANSimulate documentation, but it's not clear to me on how to correctly setup and use a saved measure file to rerun in simulator. I have one group of measure files that will rerun in simulator, but some I took after do not work. What I'm trying to do is save a measure file, make changes to the project in design, load the measure and updated project in simulate, and then take a new measure in IQANRun or IQANDesign from it. Are there specific things I need to do in order to make this work every time? 

I have a need for an infrared camera that will be used with an IQAN MD4-7. If you have any suggestions please let me know.

Many years ago we used to have dither control on COUT's, but this was removed a while back i believe. We have an application that requires some dither control on some current outputs from an MC43, can anyone suggest a good way of integrating it? I cant see anything that points towards dither frequency (only PWM frequency) in the module configuration settings?

If I make a Current out whit max. the value to 2500, if I save it and leave it again I get the error message

Then I have to put the current out on the 2nd, and then it is good again, but after reloading I get the error message again

Is it normal to lost the application logic with Iqansimulate V6.01.4.4725 ?

If I load a demo with MD3, I can see it, but lost it when trying from a project with a MD4.

So, I'm able to simulate and change values with iQanDesign, but it's not optimal to push values as I only have a slider.

Is it normal ?

I was developing in Iqan 6.01.  Started a simulation.  When the simulation was running, I could not display the simulation page or the simulated screen.  The icon was visible in the taskbar but clicking on it would not display it.  It seems that the window was outside of my screen space.

When I stopped it the simulation page is visible but I cannot stop it/close it.  Here is a

screen shot of my full set-up.  I can see the corner of the simulate screen but whenever I click on it Window Chimes but does not get focus.  Cannot use the Close button.

I have dual 4K screen on top and Full HDMi on bottom

will have to kill the simulate task thru the system manager.

Here is the screen shot when when Simulate runs:

If I click on the Simulate icon, then inside the popup for the window, all my other windows are closing as long as I hold the mouse.

Not sure if related, but when starting the simulation, using a previous simulation file I get an error about missing external function then other warning about not reading all the set-up.

Move the Simulation window during the initialization to top right monitor.  same issue.  Now also have Icon bottom of right monitor which would indicate this is the page the window should be in but nothing will show.  Ran out of space to add this last screen shot..

Is there a way to reset a Generic parameter in channel.
For example if I use a GPIN as a digital signal and it is set to 1 (true) and then iI I disable the function group containing the GPIN it will become 0 (false) but when i enable the FG again it goes back to the value 1 (true) again.
I want to be able to clear the GPIN from IQAN itself without being dependant of the issuer on the CAN-bus to clear it.