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  1. I am attempting to implement the fsave and fload feature to save variables through a power cycle on a Micro PPMAC. Firmware version 2.2.1.3. My IDE version is IDE2_2_0-39. This is a program conversion from TPMAC. To facilitate the coversion variable names have been assigned using the original Turbo I, P, M names as it provides a faster conversion. Upon online commad "fsave" the following messages are reported through IDE: fsave Successful: FastSave using /var/ftp/usrflash/Project/Configuration/pp_custom_save.tpl cp: cannot create regular file `/opt/ppmac/usrflash/Project/Configuration/pp_custom_save.cfg': Read-only file system Fast Save Complete Upone subsequent on-line issue of "fload" the following message is reported: fload Successful: FastLoad using /opt/ppmac/usrflash/Project/Configuration/pp_custom_save.cfg The fsave command appears to have succeeded one time placing data in project folder Configuration\pp_custom_save.cfg which contains this information: P89=58 P2161=0 P3005=3000 P3006=3000 P3007=2000 P3028=0.00400000019000000019 P3029=1 P3030=1.625 P3031=2.03999996185302734 P3032=-0.00999999977599999937 P3033=1.89600002769999998 P3034=0.620000004799999949 P3035=0.0790000036399999966 P3036=0.03125 P3037=0.0869600027800000036 . . . and so on with all variables assigned from my pp_custom_save.tpl which is populated with this: P89 P2161 P3005..3007 P3028..3040 P3501..3503 P3511..3513 P4126 P4156 P4161 P4162 P4501..4524 M2502 M702 I126 I226 I326 It appears as if the "fsave" worked once with this time stamp on the file 1/19/2017 3:26PM then locked the file `/opt/ppmac/usrflash/Project/Configuration/pp_custom_save.cfg': Read-only file How can I resolve this?
  2. Ron, by now, you have either given up or resplved the problem. I have experience with PMAC on Entec winding machines and others as well. if you need further support feel free to contact me. tim@le-3.net If you converted to PPMAC you would not need a rotary buffer as the available memory is so large. Your programs would then be loaded into a single buffered program file and run.
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