4/13/2009 10:38 AM | |
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Hi Pouya_PCS! The most similar method to faceplatesis as follows (in my opinion): - integrate your WinCC project in Simatic Manager, in your S7 project - variables of FB, that you want to "see" and use in Wincc as structured variables, must have a property "s7_m_c" set to TRUE. - instance DB´s, created so, must have in their properties (right click, than Special object properties -->Operator Control and Monitoring...)marked "Operated control and monitoring" propertyand then saved. - in Simatic Manager, a "OS Wizzard" must be started (Options-->Compile Multiple Oss Wizzard -->Start) - This procedure automatically creates structured variables, for each data block, created and marked as prevoiusly desrcibed. Work on WinCC: Instead of faceplates, you can use a separate picture window for your typical automation element. (f.e., you create a smaller pdl with typicals for motor drive, let say it is called motor_drive.pdl). When you dynamise your pdl, you do not use a complete tag name (which came on to WinCC as a complete structure, F.E "S7_PRO_TEST/DB_MOTOR_1.Motor_is_on", but only the part of name, which is on the right side ofdot in complete tag name: in our case, only "Motor_is_on". Afterwards, when you use this small pdl on your final application, you call it as picture window. In properties of this new picture window, you define the picture name (motor_drive.pdl) and the most important -> tag prefix, which is S7_PRO_TEST_DB_MOTOR_1. In such manner, you can use the same picture (motor_drive.pdl) as many times, as you want, with only the property tag prefix changed for each use of this picture for different motor. Have fun! uel123 P.S: there were also some other discussions about "integrated work" of S7 and WinCC,a allready in this forum: /tf/WW/en/Posts/28327#top ... |
Last edited by: uel123 at: 4/13/2009 11:09 AM |
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