10/26/2021 3:56 PM | |
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What is the difference between EM and SFC-Type? |
10/26/2021 4:20 PM | |
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Hi, An EMT is a CFC chart with a sequence control in it(SFC type). An EMT can be controlled by using global commands and statuses using technological IO. The EMT can be instanced in the project multiple times. With it, you can assign role assignments to control CM and also control of lower level EM. |
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10/27/2021 1:32 PM | |
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So is it correct if I say that SFC-Type and EMT are synonyms? Have same meaning? |
10/27/2021 2:57 PM | |
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The EPHT/EMT is basically a chart with a SFC in it. The advantage is that you can create logic in the EPHT/EMT like adding CFC blocks. When you create a copy of the EPHT/EMT is becomes an instance and the type can be synchronized to the instance as whole so including CFC chart. With it, you have several options like creating global commands/statuses and control of CMT and lower level EM. This is not available with a regular SFC type/instance. |
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