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Leen and Louis, With the release of Trnsys17, we recoded Type62 so that it can have however many inputs and outputs you want. By default the component is compiled to allow 15 of each but by changing a few (hopefully obvious) variable values in the Fortran code and then recompiling the TRNDll.dll, you can increase those limits. If you are running into a 10 input limit, check to make sure that there is not an arbitrary maximum number of inputs allowed in the Type62 proforma. If there is, try and Edit: Replace with the Type62 from the direct access tool. Check also in your Excel spreadsheet to make sure that the VBA script that is in there is able to accommodate more than 10 inputs. If you started from the "schedules" excel spreadsheet, the VBA script is set up for 10 inputs; you can copy and past lines in that script to increase the limit but you also have to make sure that you name the cells as well (press ctrl-f3 when you're in the spreadsheet to name cells). The Type62 documentation in the 04-MathematicalDescriptions manual has some additional hints as well. Best, David On 9/7/2012 07:02, leen peeters wrote:
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