zenon Logic FTP function block gives incorrect information if server cannot be reached

zenon Logic FTP function block gives incorrect information if server cannot be reached

Summary

when the IPSERVER parameter is not correct the FB gives the feedback that the connection is open.

Description

when the IPSERVER parameter is not correct the FB gives the feedback that the connection is open.

Solution

Problem was addressed in the STATs feedback handling. Changed STATs to correct states in the requiired situations

Information




Issue Number: 33911
Fixed on Date: 9.3.2015
Versions: 7.11 0 BUILD 18678

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