6/7/2019 8:59 AM | |
Joined: 9/9/2015 Last visit: 9/15/2024 Posts: 727 Rating: (278) |
Dear jabbi_king, What is your project structure? How many user project do you have? If all the CPU separated in different user projects, you will have the option to retrieve single CPU program. |
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6/7/2019 11:28 AM | |
Joined: 3/14/2008 Last visit: 9/20/2024 Posts: 2095 Rating: (936)
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Hi jabbi, If you have properly setup the PCS7 project, then you can use commands: "Remove for editing" and "Insert into multiproject" to edit single projects. A proper PCS7 project is a multiproject that contains several individual projects something like this: Multiproject: Multi01 Project: PLC01 Project: PLC02 Project: PLC03 Project: OS Project: OS clients Master library In this way, you can remove a project from the multiproject and insert another one and so you can edit individual projects without screwing up the multiproject itself. When you right click a project, you can select Multiproject->Remove for editing (edit project) or Remove from multiproject to completely the project. Afterwards, you can select the multiproject right click->Insert into multiproject to move back the project. Please read the manual about this matter. |
Last edited by: Oreca at: 06/07/2019 11:34:48If I could help you, you can use the RATE button. Thank you. |
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6/8/2019 1:19 PM | |
Joined: 9/9/2015 Last visit: 9/15/2024 Posts: 727 Rating: (278) |
Dear Jabbi, How many user projects do you have in one multiuserproject? As mentioned by oreca, that is the project structure i meant. If you separate the userprojects in proper way, station oriented approach, you will have the option to retrieve only one single user project (1 user project= 1 single CPU) If you want, you can make a screenshot on your multiproject, then we will be able to give you hints. |
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