How to Print Input Weather File in Type 25 Using IISibat Option

["Chel Arvind Laxmikant" <arvindchel@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Trnsys User,

I would like to print input weather file in output file of Type 25.

In IIsibat only there is option for printing zone output or group of zone
output. But i need to print input weather file also in output file of
Type 25. Is there any option available in IIsibat.

I tried by making changes in dck file but it shouts error, also i found
weather file ambient temperature is not matching with plotted graph in
plotter options. I need ur suggestions.

Regards,
Arvind L Chel(student)
M.Tech. Energy Systems Engg.
IIT Bombay (India)
arvindchel@xxxxxxxxxx
arvindchel@xxxxxxxxxxx




> Maurizio and other TRNSYS users,
>
>> I receive almost the same error of Choong Chee Hoong when I try to use
>> in my simulation type 502 aquastats in heating mode (while the
>> simulation run withput any problem when I use type 503 aquastats in
>> cooling mode):
>>
>> ***** ERROR ***** TRNSYS ERROR # 105
>> TYPE502 WAS CALLED IN THE TRNSYS INPUT FILE BUT NOT LINKED.
>> A DUMMY TYPE SUBROUTINE WAS CALLED IN ITS PLACE. PLEASE LINK
>> TYPE502 BEFORE RUNNING THIS SIMULATION OR TURN OFF THE CHECK
>> FOR UNLINKED SUBROUTINES OPTION IN THE CONFIGURATION FILE.
>
> TRNSYS Error 105 is a generic error. It tells you that a TRNSYS
> component (Type) is not actually present in the TRNSYS version you are
> using for your simulation.
> TRNSYS consists of 2 main parts:
> - an executable program (trnsys.exe), which is the visual front-end that
>    displays the online plotter
> - Trnlib.dll, a dynamic-linked library (DLL) that includes the TRNSYS
>    kernel (equation solver) and the components ("TYPEs")
>
> The default component library (Trnlib.dll) only has the standard
> components (the ones listed in the TRNSYS manual, e.g. TYPEs 1, 2, 9,
> 16, 89, 24, 25, 65, etc.). If you want to use other components, you need
> to add them to your component library by LINKING them with other
> components and the kernel into trnlib.dll. This is done using a Fortran
> compiler. Note that your TRNSYS distributor can do that for you if you
> purchase additional components for them.
>
>
> About TRNSYS Error 105 (Type xxx was not linked)
> ------------------------------------------------
>
> If you are getting this error while using the standard TRNSYS components
> (the ones listed in the TRNSYS manual, e.g. Types 1, 2, 16, 9, 89,
> etc.), you probably have a problem with your TRNSYS installation and you
> should reinstall the program.
>
> If you are getting that error with some components that are part of an
> optional library which you purchased from your TRNSYS distributor (e.g.
> TESS libraries or TRANSSOLAR non-standard components), you should
> contact your distributor to get a correct version of Trnlib.dll
>
> If you are getting this error while trying to use one of the components
> that can be found in the "TRNLIB" section of the website or a component
> provided to you by another user, you need to "rebuild" trnlib.dll in
> order to add those components to TRNSYS. Please refer to the TRNSYS
> manual or to the "Fortran info" section of the TRNSYS website for more
> information.
>
>
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Michaël Kummert
>
>
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>
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