Mitsubishi A User Manual

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Simple Application Controllers
System Sketch Screen Operation 7
7-3
7.3 Adding an OLE File
An OLE ob
j
ect can be inserted into the S
y
stem sketch window. We can edit this ob
j
ect b
y
double clickin
g
on it. The ob
j
ect can be moved within the S
y
stem sketch base, and can be
Resized within the limits of the S
y
stem sketch base size. The OLE Ob
j
ect can be inserted
usin
g
Insert New Ob
j
ect dialo
g
box.
Select the t
y
pe of information to be inserted into S
y
stem sketch window. Some common ob
j
ect
t
y
pes include
g
raphs, reports, spreadsheets, bitmaps, and e
q
uations.
7.4 Adding a Signal or Function Block
Si
g
nals and Functions Blocks can be copied from the FBD base area or added with the
Accessories Toolbar. Analo
g
Si
g
nals and Function Blocks must be copied from the FBD base.
If a Function Block is copied from the FBD Base, its number is copied and the parameters will
be displa
y
ed when in the Simulation or Monitor Mode. Wirin
g
connections cannot be copied to
the S
y
stem Sketch window.
Items placed in the S
y
stem Sketch window usin
g
the Accessories Toolbar will have new
function block numbers assi
g
ned to them but these numbers will not affect the number of
function blocks that can be placed in the pro
g
ram. Function Blocks can be copied to the FBD
base and then incorporated into the pro
g
ram.
Move items with the mouse to an
y
area inside the S
y
stem Sketch base window.
7.5 The Simulation Mode
The Simulation Mode is ver
y
similar to the command in the FBD mode
(
See Chapter 6, section
6.6
)
. The Simulation mode can be entered from the Controller Menu b
y
usin
g
the Simulation
command.
The status of Si
g
nals and Function Blocks can be read from the S
y
stem Sketch window as well
as Function Block parameters. Updates to Function Block values will be transferred to the
FBD base and si
g
nals can be turned On/Off with a click of the mouse
j
ust as would be done in
the FBD base. There is no wirin
g
to show status in the S
y
stem Sketch Window.
Items that are added from the Accessories Toolbar will have no variable values unless the
y
have been copied to the FBD base and incorporated into the pro
g
ram. Their parameters can
be viewed and updated the same as other Function Blocks.

Mitsubishi A Specifications

General

Brand	Mitsubishi
Model	A
Category	Controller
Language	English