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How to have a program in CyberStation detect memory loss at an Andover Continuum first generation controller (CX99xx, CX9702) and perform an automatic reload.

Picard Product_Support
‎2018-09-06 02:05 PM

Issue

Andover Continuum first generation controllers do not support backing up their object database to flash memory, under certain conditions these controllers can reset and lose the object database that is kept in RAM memory.

Environment

CyberStation

CX9200

CX9900

CX9940

CX9400

CX9702

Cause

Controller memory loss due to reset.

Power failure that lasts beyond the capacity of the battery to retain memory.

Resolution

The following sample program running in the CyberStation monitors a controller for memory loss and automatically performs a reload (Send to controller), optionally the program can trigger an alarm to announce the memory loss and reload event.

Note that the cause of a controller reset should never be ignored and must always be investigated thus the automatic reload program is not intended as a fix for a reset issue.

SAMPLE PROGRAM

'This program monitors a CX99xx controller and reloads it if a memory loss is detected.

'The program is triggered by the Minute system variable

'CONFIGURATION

'Flow type:      Looping

'Auto start:      False

'CX9900.11.Reload is an analog value point in CyberStation attached to an alarm so that 'a memory loss/reload event can be announced.

CheckCommStatus:

'Make sure controller is online before attempting to communicate with it

  If LocalNetwork\CX9900.11 CommStatus = OffLine then Stop  Else Goto CheckController

CheckController:

'If controller memory loss detected, reload the controller

  If LocalNetwork\CX9900.11\Freemem > 5600000 then 'replace 5600000 with appropriate value for your particular controller

    CX9900.11.Reload = 1 'Send alarm to announce memory loss/reload event

    Reload LocalNetwork\CX9900.11

    Goto WaitForReload

  Else

    Stop

  Endif

WaitForReload:

'Wait here to avoid getting into a reload loop

  If LocalNetwork\CX9900.11 Reloading = False or TM > 15 then

    CX9900.11.Reload = 0

    Stop

  Endif

E:

'If an error is detected stop the program, we'll try again next time the program is triggered

'NOTE we will end up here if the controller is actually offline but CyberStation has it as

'Online due to probe time latency

  Stop

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