ARC Informatique is a forward-thinking industrial software editor with 16 offices worldwide, in business for over 40 years. Through extensive knowledge of our user base, we have been revolutionizing industrial operations by delivering the PcVue platform, a reliable and robust SCADA dedicated to monitoring and control, built on the latest technologies.
At PcVue, we prioritize diversity of people and opinions, and give them lots of opportunities to be heard. That’s why we’re standard setters in the innovation sector. And why we’ll keep winning recognition for creativity in our field. May be even with you?
ARC Informatique is a forward-thinking industrial software editor with 16 offices worldwide, in business for over 40 years. Through extensive knowledge of our user base, we have been revolutionizing industrial operations by delivering the PcVue platform, a reliable and robust SCADA dedicated to monitoring and control, built on the latest technologies.
At PcVue, we prioritize diversity of people and opinions, and give them lots of opportunities to be heard. That’s why we’re standard setters in the innovation sector. And why we’ll keep winning recognition for creativity in our field. May be even with you?
Some modifications are required for migrating a PCVUE 2 application using Multistation to 32-bit PcVue.
Details:
In a PCVUE 2 application, SVNET.DAT is the file that contains the multistation configuration.
Solution
When migrating an application developed with PCVUE 2 before version 4.XX to PCVUE 2 version 4.XX or later, or to PcVue, add the following heading line in file SVNET.DAT:
BOARDTYPE,0,STANDARD
Failure to do this causes the following message to appear in the event viewer :
Error adding server name XXXXX, error=34 (hex)
The best way of applying this change is to redefine a PcVue multistation architecture with the Configure.Communication.Network Stations menu.
The configuration is then stored in the STATION.DAT file
