CL not starting automatic anymore.

Hi
I did not change my configuration. Running fine yesterday, today my mill/ spindle did not work anymore. It starts my gmoccappy config with no visible error list.

After long search I found no CL is loaded. I can load by hand and also run the CL. All works fine then.
Closing LCNC and restart same situation. When opening CL editor via gmoccapy tools I see that it tells that it could not load the program???

After that I did an upgrade to newest master.
Is there a way to find out why it can not load CL automatic anymore. Are there log files that could give me a hint?

Thx in advance
Mike

Hi try to change the loding "numbering" in the ini file
from the HAL and classic ladder
the interpreter may not find the CL on hal mashine run
Sorry im not English so it is not the best advice

Thx pl7i92
But it is a quit balanced implementation that took me a while to get it ready.
And as I wrote, I was constant running before. And I did no changes.

I think some where in the system must be a log file that registers why it can not be loaded and I hope somebody can give me a hint where to find.
Mike

the loadstructure has changed recently
so it is lightly to consider that the options are failing

Yes, and I'm aware that with my upgrading I went into that risk.
Again, that happened when there where no upgrades at the system, as internet was not connected. That is the disturbing fact.

in your HAL file you could add:
show comp

just after the loadrt classicladder line, to see if it loads or not.

Chris M

Thx Chris
But I know that is definitely not loading. I want to know why.
Manualy loading and starting works well. Til to next LCNC restart.
Mike

I was thinking more like does it not load or does it load then crashes?

You could also load it with -W option to wait for it to become ready too.
Could give clues. (I assume you are running from the terminal)

Another possibility is that you are not running the config you think you are.
Both of these test help to check that.

Chris M

Thx
I will take your approach.