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Can we see how much CPU load is there on M241/M251/M262?
Yes, there is a way to return the CPU processor load using a Library called CmpSchedule.
In the Libraries->Add Library dialog, you will find it under Company->System under System->SysLibs:
The function in the library that returns processor load is SchedGetProcessorLoad:
An example of the program is as follows in Structured Text:
Declaration:
Code:
Note:
In the Libraries->Add Library dialog, you will find it under Company->System under System->SysLibs:
The function in the library that returns processor load is SchedGetProcessorLoad:
An example of the program is as follows in Structured Text:
Declaration:
VAR
pResult1 : RTS_IEC_RESULT; //required pointer to the internal data location type (variable name is arbitrary)
processorLoad : UDINT; //CPU load percentage
END_VARCode:
processorLoad := SchedGetProcessorLoad(pResult:=ADR(pResult1));Note:
- The value returned in "processorLoad" in his example is is a percentage (in UDINT format).
- It is recommended that processorLoad should remain lower than 70% (the lower the better). If this is not the case, then increase cycle times.
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