本帖最后由 krutemp 于 2014-10-15 18:26 编辑
Ok, I found a solution by myself. Actually 2 solutions.
Apparently EasyBuilder8000 doesn't support the TK6070iP (nor the other TK* products) when it is installed in a language different from Chinese and on a machine with local settings different from Chinese (or at least, with Italian ones).
The solution is to install the program in chinese and also change the settings of the computer to chinese... Then you can use the application, but it won't be very easy, as everything is in chinese... But you can check to Solution 2 to make the things somewhat easier...
Solution 1: in windows 8.1 go to control panel -> geographic area -> Administrative options. Click on "Change local system settings" (or something equivalent) and set the default locale to Simplified Chinese and reboot.
Then install easybuilder8000 in Simplified Chinese. Once started, and with a project opened, you can open the 2nd menu from the top left corner, chose the last option, go to the 2nd tab and chose the TK6070iP as model. Then compile it and load on the HMI and everything should work...
Solution 2: This solution allows you to have 2 copies of EasyBuilder8000 installed, one in chinese and one in your favorite language.
Start with a system with local settings in chinese as described in solution 1. Then uninstall your copy of easybuilder.
Go to http://www.sandboxie.com/ and download & install the sandboxie program. Basically, it's an application that lets you install & run other applications in a confined/protected/virtual environment. Once installed, go to the installation file of EasyBuilder8000 (generally setup.exe), right click on it and choose to run it in the sandbox. In the installation, choose Chinese simplified as language (the first one with ( ) in the dropdown menu) and install it. Now EasyBuilder8000 is installed in a sort of virtual environment.
Now, run again the setup file normally (i.e. not in the sandbox) and install it in your preferred language.
In this way you have 2 copies of the application installed. You can develop your code for the HMI in the one in your language (using a MK* HMI as default). You can test it using the simulator. When you are satisfied with it, you have to save the code somewhere on your disk. Then open the sanbox application, go to view menu -> files and folder, then browse till "\All files and Folders\Drives\C\EB8000" (or wherever you have installed the application) then select easybuilder8000.exe and right click to run it sandboxed. This time the chinese version loads up. You have to open your project, and, as explained in Solultion 1, change the device type to TK6070iP, compile it and load it in the HMI device.
It's a more complex solution, but better than nothing... |