4/27/2020 4:37 PM | |
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Hi, the technological object view is especially made for the usage of CMT, EMT and EPHT. All the variables that are added to the technological editor of a CMT, EMT and EPHT can changed in the technological object view. |
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4/28/2020 8:33 AM | |
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Hi, In your printscreen, the scale is added to the technological editor, but not dragged and dropped. If dragged and dropped, the color will change to green. It should then have an assignment (zuordnung) A variable can be assigned a parameter or signal. You should be able to find it in the Technological list editor |
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4/28/2020 10:06 AM | |
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Hi, Ahh OK, I thought you created a CMT on your own. Normally with drag and drop the assignments are made automatically. You can also create a new block/parameter/signal in the Technological Editor and then make the assignment yourself. I know there were a few problems with the Scale structure. Scale consists of Low and High value and those were not taken into account. Maybe that is the case. What you can do is removing the Scale and drag and drop again from the block in the Technological editor. The disadvantage I think of converting PTT to CMT is that the system will create a flat structure. If you have a CMT with 7 blocks, each block can be dragged and dropped and variables from that block are dragged and dropped under it. But with the conversion the 7 blocks are not created and all variables are created directly under the CMT.
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