User manual OMRON CX-SUPERVISIOR GETTING STARTED V2.0

[. . . ] W08E-EN-01 Software Release 2. 0 CX-Supervisor GETTING STARTED CX-Supervisor Getting Started Software Release 2. 0 OMRON Getting Started with CX-Supervisor Notice OMRON products are manufactured for use according to proper procedures by a qualified operator and only for the purposes described in this manual. The following conventions are used to indicate and classify precautions in this manual. Always heed the information provided in them. Failure to heed precautions can result in injury to people or damage to the product. [. . . ] State 1 the Red light should be dark-red or grey indicating the bulb is not illuminated. 4. Now try runtime once again. Click on the Run button from the toolbar and try out the new tutor application; this time both lights should change colour as the button is selected. If both lights go on and off together then check, and possibly, change the colour definitions as described above. Otherwise the traffic signal should be working as expected - changing from red to green as the button is pressed. On alternate selections, the signal should change back from green to red. Page 20 Revision 2. 0 OMRON Basic Tutorial Admittedly this application is very simple, but it demonstrates some key points for all your applications: · · · · The difference between the Development and Runtime applications. The system is wholly controlled by data in the points, whether in memory or from a PLC Controls (like the Toggle button) can set the data Graphical controls use Animations to control how the data is displayed This concludes the Basic Tutorial and you have learnt a little about Projects, Pages, Graphical objects, Points, Animations and running projects. Revision 2. 0 Page 21 Basic Tutorial OMRON Page 22 Revision 2. 0 OMRON Advanced Tutorial Advanced Tutorial This chapter introduces some of the more advanced topics of CX-Supervisor. It is expected the user is already familiar with: · · · · · General Windows operation Software installation Creating, opening, saving and running of CX-Supervisor projects. Creating and saving pages Adding graphical objects and animations This chapter is intended to be a quick guide to the topics, not full step-by-step instructions. For a full description of these areas refer to the related chapters in the User Manual. Coffee Machine scenario This tutorial is going to take the form of a simulation of a coffee vending machine. They all have a familiar User Interface, display functions, control functions and we will be adding alarm, recipe and security functions. Again this tutorial will use Memory points for simplicity, but remember with minimal changes the application could easily be monitoring and controlling a real PLC. STEP 01 - GETTING STARTED Follow the steps outlined, referring if necessary to the User Manual for specific instructions. Create a new Machine Edition Project with the following specifications: Project Name = COFFEE Project Description = Coffee Vending Machine Project Directory = C:\COFFEE 2. Save the created page as "Open. pag" into the project directory, C:\COFFEE Make sure the page is added to the project, if not add it Run the application and test if the page is displayed correctly STEP 02 ­ PROJECT EDITOR Revision 2. 0 Page 23 Advanced Tutorial 1, 2, 3. . . Create a new page from the File menu Save the new page and name it "Main. pag" OMRON Using the Workspace, right click Main. pag to make it Display on Run and make Open. pag not Display on Run by removing the tick. STEP 03 ­ GRAPHICS PAGES 1, 2, 3. . . Open open. pag Double click the page to set the following properties: Page Title = Open Border Style = THICK Display Mode = REPLACE Top = 0 Left = 0 Height = 582 Width = 800 Background colour = Yellow The dialog should now look as follows: Page 24 Revision 2. 0 OMRON 3. Repeat for Main. pag with the following properties: Page Title = Main Border Style = THICK Display Mode = REPLACE Top = 0 Left = 0 Height = 582 Width = 800 Background colour = Yellow 4. Advanced Tutorial Still on Main. pag, draw a 3D floor using different graphics objects from the graphics object toolbox. Use the colour Palette to change the fill patterns and colours. The page should now look like this Revision 2. 0 Page 25 Advanced Tutorial Now draw the Coffee machine as shown in the picture below 1. OMRON Use a Text object from the Graphics Toolbar for the display, and another for the 2 digit selection code. Use hash `#' characters to signify space to be replaced with a value. Use 10 Push Buttons for the user selection buttons, with text 0 to 9 respectively Add a menu showing the selection numbers for the different drinks, both with and without sugar 2. 3. Tip: You can use Copy and Paste to quickly duplicate similar items Tip: You can use the Alignment toolbar (or View Menu, Alignment) to quickly align all selected objects horizontally or vertically The page should now resemble the following: Page 26 Revision 2. 0 OMRON 4. Advanced Tutorial On the upper right corner, include new Push Buttons for displaying different pages for later exercises. Label the buttons Alarms, Graphs & Charts, Data Logging, File Handling, Report Generation, Database and Security. STEP 04 ­ GRAPHICS LIBRARY Now we'll add these to a Graphics Library for later re-use. [. . . ] OLE-BD is designed to be the successor to ODBC. A symbol used as a function, with infix syntax if it has two arguments (e. g. "+") or prefix syntax if it has only one argument (e. g. The CXSupervisor script language uses operators for built-in functions such as arithmetic and logic. [. . . ]