12/12/2017 12:51 PM | |
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Hi KArgan, There are three ways to do this: - Process Tag Type, see FAQ - Generation of Control Modules using AdvancedES (small parts from Comos). Product is discontinued, as PCS7 Automation Accelerator follows up this product. see Perform bulk engineering with Advanced ES using a practical example - PCS7 Automation Accelerator, based on Comos where you can generate Control Modules and lots more. see PCS7 Plant Automation Accelerator using a practical example |
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12/13/2017 9:01 AM | |
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Thx Oreca :D Looks like I have to talk to COMOS guys ;) |
12/13/2017 9:24 AM | |
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Hi Kargan, I updated my previous post with some helpful links. PCS7 Automation Accelerator is basically a small portion taken from Comos. You can interact with Comos (Import/export files), but not necessarily. With Accelerator you can create the same bulk engineering like with PTT, but the advantage is that you can synchronize the control modules afterwards. This was always a restriction with PTT. With Accelerator (and previous AdvancedES) you create CMT (Control Module Types). You can even create variants of them. This is a great advantage since you can create one CMT and when generating CM instances, you can choose which variant you want: Like a variant for a valve with two or one feedback signals. With Accelerator and PCS7 V9.0 it is possible to create EMT as well (Equipment Module Types). an Equipment is using a SFC type and you can integrate your CM in that equipment. You don't have to use Accelerator in order to generate CMT. You can do this by hand, but then it would not be bulk engineering. Take a look at the following video, explaining Accelerator a bit: PCS7 Plant Automation Accelerator |
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