Re: Opc Scout V10 Siemens Download D
Linda Berens
I have a simotion scout 4.3 backup file and I need to convert it to 5.1. My simotion scout 5.1 software asks me to convert the project to 4.5 but 4.5 is not enough. My current d425-2 modle is 5.1 and its memory card is 4.8.
I have 2 path synchronous axes (ax_x and ax_y), I use their override.velocity system variables. When I let scout create my servo motor and driver parts online and then create my ax_x and ax_y axes, LAD and MCC parts cannot find override.velocity. Actually they do not know what ax_x and ax_y is but know ax_x_sycnronous and ax_y_synchronous. When I copy these axes from my old Project, the result is the same. Many error messages about this.
But my old Project compiles without error. Although ax_x and ax_y is path synchronous to each other, Project knows ax_x and ax_x_synchronjous, ax_y and ax_y_synchronous at the same time. So if I could upgrade my old backup, I would work without any problem. override.velocity is an axis system variable so I don't know what to do exactly.
While working with updated 4.5 Project, accessible nodes does not detect any ip address, but when I create a 5.1 Project which creates v5.1 d425-2 module on the hw config, I connect to my d425-2 perfectly. Does this related to some other details?
with the new simotion scout 4.4.0.6 i can (almost) never have acess to the function "search in the project ". If i go to the menu"edit" the function is nota "black" , I cannot click on it. If i push ctrl+shift+F nothing happen.
Late last year, the Hill County Community Foundation of the Montana Community Foundation announced the yearly grant awardees. One of those recipients is First Lutheran Church of Havre for ScoutsBSA Troop 1438. The $500 grant was written by Jackson to help fund his Eagle Scout Service project. The funds will be used to replace a broken sign at Rotary Park here in Havre.
To earn the Eagle rank, scouts are required to plan, develop, lead and complete a service project. Jackson has selected the project of replacing the current broken sign that is located on the northwest corner of the park. While this grant of $500 will not pay for the entire sign, it does help significantly. Jackson said the he was thankful and appreciative of the selection of his grant.
Jackson has been a member of Troop 1438 for the past six years. He has held multiple leadership positions in the troop including quartermaster, den chief, patrol leader, assistant senior patrol leader and senior patrol leader.
T1 mapping is a newer technique for characterizing the myocardium, however regional variations in the healthy left ventricle are not yet fully explored, complicating interpretation of observed pathologic differences.
We assessed regional variation in T1 in the septum of patients with no left ventricular pathology. An adjunct phantom study was performed to assess whether location closer to a surface coil affected T1. Main study: Retrospective. 40 patients whose cardiac MRI showed no left ventricular disease were identified. Patients were imaged on a Siemens Avanto 1.5T scanner with a 32-channel cardiac coil. All patients had a 4-chamber TI scout approximately 12 minutes post injection of 0.14 mmol/kg gad-BOPTA. QMASS (Medis, NL) was used to generate T1 maps and measurements obtained in small regions of interest throughout the septum. Basal, middle third, and apical regions were evaluated in all 40; a subset of 15 patients had an additional roi placed halfway between the middle and apical ROIs. Adjunct study: TI scout and MOLLI images of a liquid phantom (homogeneous T1 of approximately 315 ms, NiSO4 in H2O, NaCl) phantom were obtained at several simulated heart rates.
1) We found a gradient of T1 over the distal half of the septum. The findings may reflect a systematic artifact, or a true regional difference in septal myocardial T1. In either case, the implication is that exact slice location may be important when performing T1 mapping.
Work is currently underway to explore whether this finding reflects a true difference in regional myocardium, or an artifact. Possible explanations include: regional differences in extracellular volume, collagen, or fat content of the normal septum, effects of fiber orientation, regional perfusion / gadolinium kinetics, volume averaging of blood pool related to curvature of the distal septum, motion effects, and susceptibility artifacts related to proximity to lung vs mediastinal tissues.
Left - TI scout of axial slice through cylindrical liquid phantom. Right - MOLLI of same slice, same simulated heart rate (40 bpm), same windowing. Upper left and right are T1 maps from QMASS. Lower right is Siemens reconstruction of the MOLLI sequence with a corresponding histogram (from imageJ). Note the superior intrastudy homogeneity of the TI scout T1 map.
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