Make sure when you are testing the printer from your PC that you set the PC to use PCL drivers, not the USB drivers for the printer. I would bet you have to set your printer to use PCL somewhere in the settings. Please consult your printer manual.

Waldemar,

You can find how to configure your printer on page 245 of the reference manual.

The manual can be downloaded here:
https://www.beijerelectronics.com/API/S ... 3D3C1751/1

Waldemar,

Are you using the latest version of iX Developer?

antoineA, This is a known bug with the version of iX Developer that you are running. Here is how to get it to work: 1) Go to Screen 1 2) Open the Object Browser and pin it open 3) Click the Xaml view tab 4) Click the Script view tab (you will notice the objects change) 5) Click back to Layout (the o...

Waldemar,

iX will only poll tags that are visible on the screen unless the "Always Active" box is checked. Try checking the "Always Active" box on the tag you are using.

Attached is a screen shot of where to set the number of decimal places.

Mike,

I'm not completely clear on what you are trying to accomplish from the pseudo code that you sent. Have you seen this excellent example of how to use timers?

http://ixtalk.beijerelectronics.com/vie ... hp?f=9&t=5

Mike, What exactly are you trying to accomplish with this? Perhaps I could suggest a different solution. The issue you are going to have with updating screens from a module is that screens which aren't displayed don't exist for all intents and purposes. Each time a screen is displayed, a new instanc...

Mike,

If you are looking to write a script that will span many screens, have a look at creating it as a script module. But as Henrik said, you don't have access to the main program.

Sure, if you know how to build that type of file with C# code. You might have a look at this library to help you get started:

http://code.google.com/p/excellibrary/

XLS files will not be officially supported until the next release of iX Developer (2.0).

It is not currently possible to validate or compile a project without using the iX IDE. However, once the project is compiled, you could write a script that copies the outputted compile directory to a USB stick.