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Commissioning ProTool/Pro Runtime
5-11
ProTool/Pro Runtime User’s Guide
Release 12/99
5.5.2 Simulation of a Project
Function
The scope of delivery in respect of the ProTool/Pro RT runtime software contains a
simulator with which to test the project without a PLC. The simulator is a separate
application. It enables the user to test whether the screens, screen objects,
messages, etc. which have been configured function correctly.
The simulator simulates the PLC and
S modifies the values of configured tags in a definable way:
e.g. incrementally, decrementally, sinusoidally, randomly or by shift bits
S sets bits in bit-by-bit organized area pointers
1)
:
By shifting the bits in the two area pointers
Event Messages
and
Alarm
Messages
, it is possible, for example, to trigger all the configured messages on
the operating unit.
A condition for simulation is that the ProTool/Pro RT runtime software is also
installed on the configuration computer.
Principle
The following steps describe the basic procedure for simulating a project.
Step-by-step instructions are provided in Table 5-1.
1. First of all, create a project as is to run later when connected to the PLC.
2. Save and compile the project.
3. Start the simulator directly from the running configuration software by
clicking on the icon depicted or via menu options
File
→
Test
→
Start Simulator
.
If the simulator is started without having compiled the project beforehand,
compilation is automatically triggered.
4. When the project is simulated for the first time, the simulator is started with a
new, empty simulation table. If a simulation table already exists for the project, it
is opened.
All the settings are saved in simulation table *.sim defined for the simulation of
tags and area pointers (refer to Figure 5-1).
5. Now manipulate the project tags and area pointers in the simulation table.
6. It is possible to watch how the values change by switching the task from the
simulator to the project.
1) The simulator can simulate bit-by-bit organized area pointers (except trend transfer area), e.g. event
messages and alarm messages. The simulation of byte-by-byte oriented area pointers (e.g. data
mailbox or PLC job) is not possible.
- Trademarks 2
- Impressum 2
- This manual 3
- Organization of the manual 3
- S System Messages 3
- S SIMATIC HMI Documentation 3
- Conventions 4
- Other support 5
- Abbreviations 6
- Contents 7
- Introduction 9
- Authorization 10
- Functionality 10
- Objectives 10
- Further information 10
- Scope of Functions 11
- Product Description 15
- Recipe view 16
- Recipe screens 16
- 3.1.1 Screens 17
- Untouched 19
- 3.1.2 Messages 21
- 3.1.3 Tags 22
- 3.1.4 Functions 23
- 3.1.5 Printing 23
- 3.1.6 Archiving 24
- 3.1.7 Protocols 26
- 3.1.8 Scripts 27
- 3.2 Connecting to the PLC 28
- S Client/Server 29
- S SLC 500 29
- SIMATIC ProTool/Pro 31
- 4.1 Scope of Delivery 32
- Operating system 33
- Hardware 34
- 4.3 Electrical Installation 35
- Connecting a PC to the PLC 36
- S DH+ (via KF2 module) 36
- S DH485 (via KF3 module) 36
- Initial startup 37
- Procedure 38
- Save configuration 38
- S WindowsR 95 39
- S WindowsR NT 39
- 5.2 Install ProTool/Pro RT 41
- Installation 42
- 5.2.3 Communication 43
- Recommended procedure 44
- 5.5.1 Scenarios 45
- Function 47
- Principle 47
- Simulation table 48
- Operate simulator 49
- Example of a simulation 51
- 5.6 Starting a Project 52
- Operating ProTool/Pro Runtime 57
- Select Screen 58
- Call help text 59
- Language change 60
- Disable task switching 61
- Screen saver 62
- Setting the time zone 62
- Screen objects 63
- 6.3.1 Button 64
- 6.3.2 Status Button 65
- 6.3.3 Switches 66
- 6.3.4 List Box 67
- 6.3.5 Message Line 68
- 6.3.6 Message Window 68
- Significance of the buttons 69
- Event messages 69
- System messages 69
- 6.3.7 Message Page 70
- 6.3.8 Message Buffer 71
- 6.3.9 Message View 72
- 6.3.10 Simple Message View 73
- 6.3.11 Bar Graph 74
- 6.3.12 Trend Display 75
- Navigation using the keyboard 76
- 6.3.13 Slider Control 77
- 6.3.14 Analog Display 78
- 6.3.15 Date/Time 79
- 6.3.16 Digital/Analog Clock 80
- 6.3.17 Password List 81
- Password management 82
- View password list 82
- Creating a password 82
- Deleting a password 82
- 6.3.18 Status/Force 83
- 7.1 Overview 85
- Principles of operation 86
- Example of a recipe 87
- 7.2 Recipe Configuration 88
- System limits 89
- 7.3 Editing Data Records 90
- 7.3.1 Recipe View 91
- S If the two options 93
- 7.3.2 Recipe Screens 99
- Recipe_Tags_Online_Offline 100
- 7.3.3 Functions and PLC jobs 101
- Condition 102
- File format CSV 102
- Release 12/99 103
- Settings 104
- Control Panel 104
- Language 104
- Standard behavior 105
- Import data records 105
- System Messages 107
- System message parameters 108
- S the function 111
- S A tag of the type 117
- S The cable is defective 118
- S The system is overloaded 118
- S the cable is plugged in 119
- S the PLC is OK 119
- S Check the file name 122
- SIMATIC HMI Documentation 127
- Glossary 131
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