What version of iX Developer is the project developed in?

Here is a tutorial video for explaining the conversion process from Exter/E1000 series:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Obh914-R1Bc

Here is a good topic on Updating drivers. http://ixtalk.beijerelectronics.us/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1294&p=2765&hilit=update+driver+roc&sid=8f1871754ed661692abf0ac3a1bd097d#p2765 You still need to run iX Administrator, but after you extract the MPD and CAB file to a folder, instead of clicking "Update ...

JSorensen wrote:I am currently having the same issue with my iX Developer, can you send me the Roc driver for it. Under Emerson I am only showing Modbus Master, my current version is 2.31.67.0.
Thank you.

I sent you a link to the ROC driver in a PM

dthomas wrote:

Button.Click += Btn_Click;

Am is missing something by not doing this?

Nope, adding it to the actions of the button should do the same thing. So if its working, you should be good.

This type of behavior is seen when the DPI of the computer desktop isn't set to 100%. Can you confirm the DPI settings of the desktop?

Please note: when downloading the project to the panel, you shouldn't see this behavior.

This issue is mainly seen when the DPI settings on the Computer desktop aren't set to 100%.

Can you confirm your DPI settings are set to 100%?

You can create a button click event on a screen and copy and paste the function into your script like: public void Btn_Click(System.Object sender, System.EventArgs e) { // do stuff here } and you can hook it up in code like void SomeFunction() { Button.Click += Btn_Click; } or hooking a button on a ...

AMitchneck wrote:Build only compiles modified code.
Rebuild clears the output folder, then builds all.

If anything has been changed in your project before simulation, download or export, the following occurs:
1. Project is saved
2. Build is run
3. Simulation, download, or export started

This is correct

The aspect ratio is referring to he objects on the screen.

Meaning if you developed objects in a 4:3 aspect ratio, and move to a 16:9 ratio and select "Yes", the objects will keep their 4:3 aspect ratio