I figured it out Ben. I was just missing an s at the end of in TypeConversion's name

Thanks Ben, I have added the TypeConversion component but get this error message in the Calculation

Does anyone have a suggestion for how I write this calculation in a FC calculation box unsigned long odo = ((unsigned long)id599[0] << 24) | ((unsigned long)id599[1] << 16) | ((unsigned long)id599[2] << 8) | (id599[3]); odo /= 10; id55E[6] = odo >> 8; id55E[7] = odo & 0x00ff;

Thanks for the component. I have now tested it a bit but am struggling to get it to work as it should. On voltageADC I always get 5.0v no matter what I set VDD to. At VDD 2.500000 I get 0.0 current and no results when current passes through the sensor. If I increase or decrease VDD, I get values on ...

Does FC9 have any components for this LEM hall sensor?
https://www.lem.com/en/dhab-s124
Does the FC9 have any components that can be used for this LEM hall sensor?

If not. can it be made?

Hello, Sorry the long hand method is currently the only way. If you put the code inside a macro then you would just have to call the macro whenever you want to send the data. We could add a function to allow the data to be loaded from and to an array so I'll get this on the list. Thanks Ben. it wou...

A new question. If, for example, I want to send out the entire id155_INIT[8], I can do it like this: FC_CAN_SetTxIdent_1(0, 0x155);FC_CAN_SetTxData_1(0, 8, FCV_id155_INIT[0], FCV_id155_INIT[1], FCV_id155_INIT[2], FCV_id155_INIT[3], FCV_id155_INIT[4], FCV_id155_INIT[5], FCV_id155_INIT[6], FCV_id155_I...

sorry DLC 4 is just a typo. I use 8 But I found out that I had to use FCV_ in front of the variable (FCV_ID155_INIT[1]) so now it works as it should

Ok so now I have created a variable id155_init[8] with data { 0xFF, 0x97, 0xD0, 0x94, 0x00, 0x08, 0x00, 0x6F } Now if I want to retrieve/Save data 1 from/to the variable id155 (which is 0x97) How do I do that? I have tried to retrieve it like this and put it in data 6 in this CAN message without suc...

Aha now I understand thank you Martin. there will probably be 1000 more questions later