An Execution Delay Occurs In Applications; Windows Display Language; A Value Cannot Be Read By The Out-Of-Group I/O Fetch Function - Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC iQ-R Series User Manual

34.28

An Execution Delay Occurs in Applications

Check item
Is the CPU usage rate in Windows increased?
34.29
Time Zone Set with the Time Synchronization
Function is Displayed in a Different Language
from Windows Display Language
Check item
Is the Windows display language changed from the one set at the Windows
*1
setup?
*1 When using the language other than Japanese, the time zone is displayed in English. (Page 145 Multiple CPU System)
34.30
A Value Cannot Be Read By the Out-of-Group I/O
Fetch Function
Check item
Is the I/O setting outside group setting set to "Not Imported"?
Is the module where the input (X) and output (Y) are assigned set to
"Synchronize" using the inter-module synchronization function?
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34.28 An Execution Delay Occurs in Applications
Corrective action
Terminate other applications and try again after reducing the CPU usage rate.
If any of the following operations is in progress, try again after the operation is
completed.
• Connecting or disconnecting a HDMI connector cable
• Mounting or removing a device connected to a USB connector
• Inserting an SD memory card into the SD memory card slot
• Unlocking a Windows lock screen
• Signing in to Windows
• Signing out of Windows
• Remote desktop connection
Corrective action
Perform the following procedure:
 Select "Region" in the Control Panel.
The "Region" screen appears.
 Select the [Administrative] tab.
 Click the [Copy settings] button in "Welcome screen and new user
accounts."
The "Welcome screen and new user accounts" screen appears.
 Check the status of "Current user," and select the checkbox of "Welcome
screen and system accounts" displayed at the bottom of the screen.
 Click the [OK] button.
 Restart Windows.
Corrective action
Set "Import" for the I/O setting outside group.
Change the inter-module synchronization function of a target module to "Do
not Synchronize."