3/14/2017 10:48 AM | |
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Hi, This is a so called: "Multiproject". It consists of several subprojects which can be what you want, but basically consists of the following: - One project for each AS - One project for OS/OS standby - One project for Clients - One project for ES As a general rule, all PCS7 projects should be created as a multiproject. With a multiproject, you can use a master library to store your own created CFC charts, OS objects, SCL sources etc. It is easy to multiengineer with a multiproject. For instance: you can take the AS project from the multiproject to give it to a fellow engineer, while you are working on the multiproject. When he is ready, you can put the project back in the multiproject. See the following link for more information: |
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3/14/2017 4:26 PM | |
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How Oreca mentioned, Siemens recommends to use multiproject in principle in PCS 7 and divide the multiproject into functional units (e . g. one project per unit). You find the information in the PCS 7 Compendium - Part A Configuration Guideline, chapter 5 |
SIMATIC PCS 7 - Overview |
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