Visualisation - IFM Electronic ecomot mobile R 360 Serie Starterset-Handbuch

Most commands are only of use to the experienced programmer. Everybody
who is at a loss to understand the command is well advised not to play around
to find out the purpose.
The 'cycle' command is of interest in connection with the cycle time. The result
may look as follows:
Figure 129: PLC Browser with Cycle
In other systems, e.g. PDM: CR1051, the 'cycle' command is not supported. It
is not in the list. Here the 'tsk' command is useful. It means "task overview".
The time for processing individual tasks is indicated. These are e.g. program
blocks or visualisations. The value is indicated as average and as maximum
value like in Figure 129.
For more information about the PLC browser see e.g. the Online help.

Visualisation

A visualisation is useful to give an overview of the process. This process was
described in detail on pages 3-19 et seqq.
The many possibilities of visualisation are explained in a short example. The
Manual
operation following situation may e.g. be useful:
For some reason or another, the slide has stopped between the limit switches.
How can it be moved manually into its home position on the left? It is, e.g.
possible with the menu item 'Write values',
is easier and more elegant to use a visualisation. 'Forcing values' would be
dangerous in this example, see page 3-18.
We assume that the output for the drive of the slide for the travel to the left has
been designated with the declaration 'DriveSI'. It is set in a network of the
corresponding module. An OR operator with another input is added to
'DriveSImanual'.
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Exercises
, page 3-16 or 3-18. However, it
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