I realize this is a bit of an older thread, but I would like to offer up a possible explanation to your observations. Of course this is only relevant if the following assumption on my part is an accurate reflection of your actual Yaskawa target. Your description of events is reminiscent of the behav...

According to Microsoft "Version Information" Section they are supported in Compact Framework 3.5, but you must add a reference in your build process to the System.Data.DataSetExtensions.dll. This isn't included in iX Developer projects by default... Have you tried adding the Assembly Reference Manua...

The framework used by iX Developer (for the targeted device) is determined by the targeted device. When you change the target from PC to TxA or TxB you are targeting the .NET Compact Framework 3.5 (which is what is installed on the Windows CE 6 devices (TxA and TxB). The PC project works on a PC bec...

You can transfer your project to a USB flash device (Project Tab -> Transfer -> Export, and browse to flash drive), then insert the USB device into the TxA panel and power cycle the HMI. During HMI startup you will get a dialog that asks if you would like to install the project from the USB drive to...

Tried to reproduce it. Added button to check the internal memory: ... string[] filePaths=Directory.GetFiles("\\FlashDrives\\Project\\Project Files","*.*"); ... What is wrong? So long as you are testing deployed to HMI and not Run/Simulate on PC then... "\\FlashDrive\\Project\\Project Files" is prob...

I sent an email several months ago (7/18/2012) to Ron Lloyd asking if it would ever be possible to use SSL or TLS on the mail server setup for the Alarm Distributor. At that time it was not supported but Ron mentioned he would add the request. I have not checked the current SP1 version of iX 2.0 to ...

Ajit,
Ron (@Beijer) has created an instruction thread specifically for the USB project transfer function. You can find it at this link ...

How to transfer to a terminal using a USB drive.

Hi Patrick, I have already a working version but your solution would much much better!! But I only need those tags which are ReadWrite or Write and I have to know what kind of type it is (Bool, INT16, etc). I can't find how to do that. Thanks in advance. Let us reference back to my previous post [ ...

That tag is very handy. I used it (and ScreenID's) to create a custom access level log-in. I used the standard user's and groups from the security manager but the customer did not want to use the log-in dialog, but rather they wanted to touch different areas of a picture (graphic pattern in a certai...

If you are still interested in iterating or generating a list from the Globals.Tags class at runtime. Here is a Generic method I wrote for a recent project that uses Reflection to generate an IEnumerable<T> that can be used with foreach directly. You can convert it to a list if you like. You can pla...