Structure element Symbol Inserted with button/menu command ...
Loop (Page 515) Loop (Insert menu) (Page 547)
Jump (Page 548) Jump (Insert menu) (Page 548)
Representation of the recipe elements
● Container elements for ROP, libraries and substructures are indicated by two vertical border
lines in the graphic symbol (box).
● Graphic symbols (boxes) without two vertical border lines are objects with nested
operations and phases (EOP, EPH)
● Graphic symbols (boxes) with bold, complete border line characterizes parameter steps.
Working with sequences
The structure elements are inserted in sequences. A sequence is a vertical series of structure
elements. The elements in the sequence are separated by a vertical line.
Meaning
Actions to be executed one after the other must be arranged vertically in a sequence. A
transition is evaluated only when the recipe phase above is completed (ready to complete, or
similar). The next recipe step is only triggered when the transition above it evaluates to true.
10.3.3.2 Recipe procedure (RP)
Overview
The recipe procedure includes the procedural elements required for the process engineering
in a process cell. When creating a recipe procedure, the equipment-related procedural
elements are used that are provided by the basic control.
Recipe procedure window
The recipe procedure window displays the required units in columns. The structure elements,
steps, transitions, loops etc. that determine the process sequence can be included in the
columns. The processes in the unit are coordinated by the "synchronization line" structure
element.
Properties
The properties of the recipe procedure reflect the header parameters of a recipe. This includes
specifications such as the product, parameters, reference scale, input and output materials,
etc.
BATCH Recipe Editor
10.3 Recipe topology
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