Write single coil issue with logical OneShot

[HBS]

Hello, this would seem to be a very simple problem, however they all are until you find the last answer.  We have a remote switch (Zetron) that has two write coils 1=open 2=close.  In Lookout, I have a two pushbuttons that each trigger separate OneShots that direct the Modbus output.  For example:

Modbus5.1     = OPEN_US192_OS;

Modbus5.2     = CLOSE_US192_OS;

What I see from the com trace is that Lookout writes the coil, but with zero, wereas I need it to write a one, or true.

08:02:38.5 - Modbus5 -> [40][05][00][01][00][00][93][1B]

08:02:41.0 - Modbus5 <- [40][05][00][01][00][00][93][1B]

What I would expect to see is FF 00 right before the checksum, however all I ever see is 00 00.

I've attached my com trace and Lookout source.

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[HBS]

OK, my problem seems to be timing.  We are using radio com links, so the cycle time is a bit slow.

Here's a simple question: how do tell Lookout (6.6)  to only write to a single coil.  Everything seems to want togle the bit (pushbutton, OneShot, etc.) all keep state and try to turn the coil OFF when the logic goes false.  The problem I have with this is the radio packet latency.  I want to just write to a coil and then check status.  Nothing more.  How can I do this?

Thanks in advance...

[Mike@Forshock]

You would need two seperate objects.

Create a connection on the modbus object and a switch:

MODBUS.10001 = CommandSwitch

Then create an expression:

MyExpression = MODBUS.10001

The switch tells the device what to do, the expression tells the operator what it is doing.

Is this close?  

We have had problems with long-delay (serial radio) communications and the Remote connection.  This was our solution.  We also have additional logic (timers) that will reset the switch if the expression is not the same.