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- ##### Bugs
- plc[connected]> read D100
- Error: (5, 'Input/output error')
- --The case where the connection was lost, and possibly re-enumerated with a different communications port
- The error is fine, but it should probably drop the connection too.
- this may happen when there are multiple communication ports active.
- ##### FIXED
- # fixed relaese force in MiSmSerial (reminant) MiSmTCP was fine
- # fixed utility folder
- # fixed tab completion ?? works on my machine
- #####
- ## Not a bug, but could handle script error on conection fault better.
- Turn t0k outputs ON # what
- setting output Q0030 1
- Not connected. Run 'config' and then 'connect' first.
- setting output Q0031 1
- Not connected. Run 'config' and then 'connect' first.
- setting output Q0032 1
- Not connected. Run 'config' and then 'connect' first.
- setting output Q0033 1
- Not connected. Run 'config' and then 'connect' first.
- setting output Q0034 1
- Not connected. Run 'config' and then 'connect' first.
- setting output Q0035 1
- Not connected. Run 'config' and then 'connect' first.
- setting output Q0036 1
- Not connected. Run 'config' and then 'connect' first.
- setting output Q0037 1
- Not connected. Run 'config' and then 'connect' first.
- Error: [Errno 2] could not open port /dev/ttyACM0: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/dev/ttyACM0'
- ## Not a bug, but should assign Y to Q and X to I
- This X,Y are Maintenance Protocol, but I,Q are standard naming conventions.
- plc[connected]> read_bit Y0030
- 1
- plc[connected]> output Q0030 0
- 0
- plc[connected]> read_bit Y0030 <--literal Maintenance Protocol command
- 0
- plc[connected]> read_bit Q0030 <-- Q should be bound to Y
- Error: bit dtype must be X/Y/M/R (or x/y/m/r)
- Q should be bound to Y, in ouput, it is but in read it is not.
- ## Check input for the same problem.
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