Check the Timeout setting in GEST parameter of read_var EF. If it is not set then assign the timeout value.
Timeout is a multiple of 100ms means if 30 is setted as timeout then it will be 30*100ms =3sec. Reduce it if want a fast response considered that the slave device should be get replied in this time frame.
If the communications timeout is left at the default value of zero (0). A timeout value of zero 0) will cause the function block to never timeout.
This results in the The READ_VAR and WRITE_VAR block to never close the TCP/IP connection. To resolve the issue, define a timeout value in the '%MW+2' management word of the READ_VAR or WRITE_VAR block.
Timeout is a multiple of 100ms means if 30 is setted as timeout then it will be 30*100ms =3sec. Reduce it if want a fast response considered that the slave device should be get replied in this time frame.
If the communications timeout is left at the default value of zero (0). A timeout value of zero 0) will cause the function block to never timeout.
This results in the The READ_VAR and WRITE_VAR block to never close the TCP/IP connection. To resolve the issue, define a timeout value in the '%MW+2' management word of the READ_VAR or WRITE_VAR block.
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