Abbreviations and information on the diagram
EPH = equipment phase, e.g. heating
EOP = equipment operation
Container object = an object that can contain a lower-level object. For example in hierarchical
master recipes, a recipe unit procedure (RUP) and a recipe operation (ROP). In a flat master
recipe, for example a substructure (sub).
Continuous = continuous mode (continue)
Note
When a recipe step takes on the additional status "manual operation" and is occupied by
SIMATIC BATCH, the status can be changed from inactive to any other status. This means
that the recipe phase takes on the status of the SFC, for example.
9.8.3.8 Self-terminating and non self-terminating recipe phase
Self-terminating recipe phase and and non self-terminating recipe phase
For a self-terminating recipe phase the normal transition is from IDLE to RUNNING to
COMPLETED. The flowchart of a self-terminating recipe phase is shown below.
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