BATCH Recipe Editor
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10.1 Introduction
Distinction
The BATCH Recipe Editor allows the graphic creation and modification of recipes.
When editing recipes, a distinction is made between the following:
● Flat recipes
● Hierarchical recipes
● Library object Recipe operations
● Library object: Substructure
Flat recipe
A flat recipe is made up of substructures. The substructure is used to make large recipes
clearer to read.
The recipe steps of a substructure can be as follows:
● A further substructure
● A reference to a library object: Substructure
● ROP (recipe operation) with direct access to a recipe phase of the type EOP (equipment
operation)
● RPH (recipe phase) with direct access to a recipe phase of the type EPH (equipment phase)
● Operator instruction: Recipe phases of the type EOP and EPH configured for the operator
instruction and NOP for a simple operator instruction
Hierarchical recipe
A hierarchical recipe consists of recipe unit procedures (RUP) that are assigned to a unit. The
recipe unit procedures are processed parallel to each other in a recipe. The execution of the
recipe unit procedures can be coordinated using graphic synchronization lines.
The recipe steps of a RUP can be as follows:
● ROP (recipe operation) with direct access to a type EOP (Equipment Operation) recipe
phase
● ROP with an underlying sequence of recipe steps of the type RPH (recipe phase).
– RPH with direct access to a recipe phase of the type EPH (equipment phase) or
– Operator instruction with or without direct access to a recipe phases of the type EPH
SIMATIC BATCH V8.2
Operating Manual, 02/2016, A5E35958174-AA 489
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