Schneider Electric Software Workshop X-TEL 6.0 User Guide
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Preface
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This manual, TXT DM XTEL V6E, is associated with the manual TXT DM TLS V6E which describes all standard tools which are common to the X-TEL software workshop :
• XTEL-CONF,
• XTEL-MEM,
• XTEL-SDBASE,
• XTEL-CONTROL,
• XTEL-TRANSFER.
Installation of V6 software packages is described in the "V6 Software Installation" leaflet supplied with the software, reference : W9 1329 388 09 01 A 01.
Main enhancements to the X-TEL V6 software workshop in relation to X-TEL V5•
• Operation under operating systems :
OS/2 version 2.1, 2.11,WARP 3.0 red and blue, and WARP Connect.
• Acceptance of PL7-Junior on the new TSX Micro and TSX Premium stations :
In the same way as with TSXV4 and TSXV5 stations it is possible to create new TSX
Micro and TSX Premium stations by launching the PL7-Junior programming software from this new range of PLCs.
• Modified user interface for the whole XTEL software workshop :
The X-TEL : User window is launched from a new X-TEL User icon in the Telemecanique folder. It is essentially for managing users and for launching the KEY MANAGER tool for managing the software access keys.
The X-TEL icon launches a new window, X-TEL : Software Workshop, which is identical to the other windows for managing projects or stations, directly at volume level.
A new Conversion icon for MINI X-TEL archives is used to convert MINI X-TEL archives into X-TEL projects.
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The secondary windows have been removed from inside the primary windows. They are now located in presentation zones (project, station, tool, etc)
The configurations of connected networks and stations are presented in graphic format.
All the menus have been modified to improve their use and consistency across all windows.
Appearance of toolbars which duplicate the main commands in the menu. These toolbars can be configured : optional appearance in a window, icons and text, icons only, etc.
New icon presentation.
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• Learn and compare architecture and station functions
With the V6 software workshop, the user can now download to his terminal the entire architecture of a site, level V5 applications or simply the V5 application from a local station or one which is remotely connected on the network. This learning process can take place without first having to declare the project or the stations on the programming terminal. In the same way, the architectures or applications can be compared with a version on the terminal.
• Archiving and version management
With the V6 software workshop, the user can save or restore a station or a project tool to/from an archive space which is separate from the other X-TEL workspaces. This function is designed to facilitate saving and version management within the context of control system project developments.
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• Customizing the work environment
In the V52 and earlier versions of the XTEL software workshop, the programming terminal was customized using context and fast access windows. From XTEL V6 a personal folder can be created to which the main XTEL workshop objects required can be attached. These folders are extremely easy to create using the OS/2 DRAG AND
DROP function.
This option to customize access rights directly on the desktop provides better integration in the OS/2 environment.
• Direct manipulation of objects using DRAG AND DROP
The OS/2 DRAG AND DROP function can be used for all copy/paste and delete functions, for declaring network connections, etc, in order to simplify use and increase productivity.
• Editing parameters and selecting the communication driver in the data zones
From X-TEL V6, it is possible to modify object descriptions, enter an address, select a station address or select the communication driver directly from the data zones
(above and below the presentation zones).
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• Conformity with CUA 91 standards
- Mouse selection : Click on left mouse button, selects an object
Control + Click on left mouse button, multiple selection
Click on right mouse button, displays context menu of the selected object
- Deleting menu items which are constantly grayed out
- Proportional size of scroll bars
• Compatibility with the existing installed base
- Upward compatibility
Any application developed using a TXT L BASE V4• or V5• software workshop can be integrated and run using a TXT L BASE V6 software workshop.
- Downward compatibility
A level V4 application developed using an X-TEL V6 software workshop can be integrated and run using an X-TEL V4.x or V5.x software workshop.
A level V5 application (under a TSX V5 or PMX V5 station) developed using an X-TEL
V6 software workshop can be run using an X-TEL V5.x software workshop.
Comment
When saving from the X-TEL V6 workshop to the X-TEL V4.x or V5.x software workshops, the Compression option must not be used.
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Reference manual Contents
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Part A
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TSX T607 Application Migration
PC/PS-DOS Application Migration
Duplicating a project or station within the same space
Application Backup/Restore Actions
V4 to V5 Level Application Migration
3.6-1 Methodology for V4 to V5 Application Migration
3.6-3 Updating PL7-3, PL7-COM, PL7-AXE, PL7-PCL,
PL7-PMS, PL7-MMI37 applications
3.6-4 Updating the SDBASE database
3.6-5 Redefining the configuration on the V5 level station
3.6-7 Updating the PL7-NET Application
3.6-8 Updating the PL7-OSI Application
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PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/PL7-3 GLT Access Rights Table
PL7-PMS/PMS2 Access Rights Table
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1 Introduction to X-TEL
1.1
Presentation
1.1-1 General
The Telemecanique X-TEL software workshop is fully integrated into the Presentation
Manager (PM) Graphic User Interface environment for OS/2. It supports IBM Common
User Access (CUA) standards for the operating environment. XTEL V6 runs with OS/2 version 2.1, 3.0 WARP Blue or Red.
The recommended minimum configuration is a 486 SX25 PC with :
• at least 8 Mb of RAM in the case of a standalone station,
• at least 12 Mb of RAM in the case of a network station, for launching Windows applications under OS/2 or launching PL7-3 V6,
• a 250 Mb hard disk.
Check that the parameters of the SWAPATH variable of the CONFIG.SYS file are 2048 and 16,384 (or higher). The first figure indicates the minimum amount of disk space remaining before a warning message indicates the lack of space. The second figure indicates the initial size of the SWAP file.
X-TEL takes advantage of specific OS/2 environment features such as :
A standard Graphic User Interface for all programs :
Icons to identify objects in the software workshop. Menu assisted dialog with pull-down menus and dialog boxes. Context related online help menus for all programs using either
Microsoft QUICKHelp, or the OS/2 help editor which also provides contents, a complete index and access via keywords.
The ability to run programs simultaneously :
X-TEL lets the user access multiple programs, all running simultaneously. Transition from one program to another is seamless and instantaneous.
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Access to OS/2 and DOS applications :
X-TEL allows the user to access OS/2 or the DOS compatibility window while other applications are running without having to shut down X-TEL.
In this environment the X-TEL software workshop is a program integrator and service generator as well as managing control system applications.
X-TEL is designed for use with all TSX Series 7 PLCs using PL7-2 or PL7-3 programming languages, versions V2, V3, V4 or V5 and PMX V4 and V5 systems.
From version V6 on, it is also suitable for use with the new range of TSX Micro and
TSX Premium PLCs using PL7-Junior.
X-TEL supports the migration of V3 level DOS application files to OS/2. This applies to the program, data and documentation files. On reconfiguration, files developed under V3 are incremented to V4 level and can then be used with
Model 40 PLCs.
In addition, a conversion utility is supplied to convert diskettes which were formatted and generated on a T607 to PC compatible format (see Application Migration, Section A 3.1).
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1.1-2 Program Integrator
This is the primary function of the software workshop. It installs the various programs in the same directory and creates a specific Telemecanique environment. It supports design, debug, maintenance and operating programs.
DESIGN
PL7-NET
PL7-COM
PL7-AXE
PL7-PCL
PL7-PMS
PL7-PMS2
PL7-MMI
PL7-3 ..
PL7-2
...
X-TEL
MAINTENANCE
NETDIAG
APPLIDIAG
S-VIEW
SYSDIAG
...
The various programs listed below are used in different phases of control system development and during its service life. Refer to the User Manuals specific to each program for more information (see Part C, section 10.3).
PL7-NET : Network architecture description software
PL7-COM : TSX SCM/SCI communication interface setup software.
PL7-AXE : TSX AXM 162/172/182 axis control module setup software.
PL7-PCL : PID process control software for TSX Series 7 PLCs and PMX 7 systems.
PL7-PMS : Process control and man-machine interface setup software for PMX 7
V4/V5 level systems.
PL7-PMS2 : Process control and man-machine interface setup software for PMX 7 V5 level systems with a complete library of algorithms for process control and related calculations.
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PL7-MMI : Man-machine interface application design software for the built-in
Mini-Monitor system in TSX PCM 27/37 systems.
PL7-3 ...
(1) : Programming software for the TSX 47-30 to TSX 87-30 range of PLCs and all TSX Series 7 and PMX Model 40 PLCs and process control systems.
PL7-2 : Programming software for TSX 17-20, TSX 27, TSX 47-20 PLCs.
NETDIAG : Network operation monitoring and diagnostics software.
APPLIDIAG : Application operation monitoring and diagnostics software.
SYSDIAG : System adjustment and diagnostics software.
S-VIEW : Online display software for the electrical diagrams of an installation developed from a CAD program.
MAX :
DIAG (2) :
Setup software for TSX AXM 292/492 multiple axis control modules.
Application diagnostics program for built-in Mini-Monitor systems.
ADJUST (2) : Adjustment program for built-in Mini-Monitor systems.
HELP (2) : Online help program for built-in Mini-Monitor systems.
PL7-Junior : Setup software for TSX Micro and TSX Premium PLCs.
(1) PL7-3 or PL7-3 GLT or PL7-3 GLD software,
(2) Software which runs on TSX PCM interface modules.
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1.1-3 Service Generator
The X-TEL software workshop makes available to all the programs that can run in its environment, the software tools which are described in the manuals listed below. It creates user-transparent links between the various programs installed, and therefore eliminates the need for repeated entries and avoids the risk of entry errors occurring. In addition, it manages the symbol and program module libraries.
These software tools facilitate the development and maintenance of applications for the entire TSX and PMX Series 7 range of PLCs.
XTEL-CONF for V5 level stations : Configuration program for local and remote rack I/O and for generating the application structure (refer to X-TEL or MINI-XTEL Basic
Tools Manuals, Part D, Section 1).
XTEL-MEM for V4 level stations : Integration program for multifunction applications running on TSX and PMX Series
7 Model 40 PLCs (refer to X-TEL or MINI-XTEL Basic
Tools Manuals, Part D, Section 2.
TSX and PMX Series 7 station symbol database manager program (refer to X-TEL or MINI-XTEL Basic Tools
Manuals, Part D, Section 3).
TSX and PMX Series 7 control and command program
(refer to X-TEL or MINI-XTEL Basic Tools Manuals, Part
D, Section 4).
Multifunction application transfer program for TSX and
PMX Model 40 PLCs (refer to X-TEL or MINI-XTEL Basic
Tools Manuals, Part D, Section 5).
Optional program module database manager for multifunction PLCs (refer to XTEL-MOD PL7 Memory
Module Manager User's Manual).
Optional application documentation creation program
(refer to XTEL-DOC User's Manual).
Optional CAD system interface program for file transfers
(refer to XTEL-CAD User's Manual).
Online display program for the electrical diagrams of an installation developed from a CAD program (refer to
S-VIEW User's Manual).
XTEL-CONF or
XTEL-MEM
XTEL-SDBASE
XTEL-CONTROL
XTEL-TRANSFER
XTEL-MOD
XTEL-DOC
XTEL-CAD
S-VIEW
Basic tools
Optional tools
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1.1-4 Application Manager
The software workshop covers the entire control system application, hence the need to follow a methodical approach in addition to following the instructions for use that apply to the individual tools.
The PLC is no longer the only component of the system, but a station in the control system or project to be developed.
The software workshop is used at all phases in the automation life cycle, from design to operation.
Functional
Specification
Overall
Design
Detailed
Design
Installation
Acceptance
Integration
Testing
Individual
Testing
Coding
Functional Specification :
This phase takes into account the design specifications leading to the creation of a detailed functional analysis document describing all the functions of the control system.
Overall Design :
Defines the architecture of the project leading to division into stations and if necessary into network segments. This is followed by the definition of the functions and the division into program modules of each of the stations.
Detailed Design :
A detailed analysis of each program module.
Coding :
Programming of the various program modules.
Individual Testing :
Debugging of each program module.
Integration :
Integration of the various program modules into a station.
Integration of the various stations into the project.
Installation Acceptance :
The final acceptance testing before transferring the applications to the site. The end user starts and runs the application.
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The programs and tools supported by the software workshop match the steps described and are used in the following sequence.
Design : Design a Project by defining its architecture
• X-TEL :
• PL7-NET :
• XTEL-MOD :
• XTEL-DOC :
Description of the project by stations and networks,
Description of network segments and bridges,
Definition of the database of program modules to use in the project,
Project documentation file covering the stations and networks.
Configure : Configure the various functions of the station
• X-TEL :
• XTEL-MEM :
Station configuration,
• XTEL-CONF : Local and remote rack I/O configuration functions and application structure setup,
Assignment of the fields reserved for the various configured functions,
• XTEL-SDBASE : Definition of the Symbol Database (SDB) to use with the station and interface with XTEL-CAD,
• XTEL-DOC : Station documentation file.
Assemble : Manage the program module database
• XTEL-MOD :
• PL7-X :
XTEL-CAD
Uses the program modules from the database to build up the application and the various declared functions,
Organizes the application program into tasks and modules and configures the memory and the PLC racks,
Configures and programs the appropriate intelligent modules.
Program and Test : Program, debug and document the application
• PL7-X : Use of connected modes such as debug, data and control.
Integrate : Assemble the functions to create the station program
• XTEL-MEM : Generation of the definitive programs for the various stations
(for V4 stations),
Adjusts variables. Application debugging and diagnostics, • SYSDIAG/ :
APPLIDIAG
• XTEL-TRANSFER : Stores the fully debugged application program.
Maintain and Operate : Monitoring and diagnostics
• NETDIAG : Monitoring and diagnostics of the complete system architecture,
• DIAG/ADJUST : Monitoring and diagnostics of the complete application,
• XTEL-CONTROL : Control of station operating modes.
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1.2
X-TEL Workspace
1.2-1 Project Architecture
The primary purpose of the X-TEL software workshop is to organize operation of the programming terminal in a user transparent fashion. Its secondary purpose is to manage control system projects.
Before detailing the operation of X-TEL it is important to introduce its file storage tree layout and terminology.
VOLUME
XPROPRJ or
Volume name
Project 1
Station 11
Project 2
Station 21
Station 22
Station 2i
Project n
Network 1
Station n
Station n+1
Station n+i
Network 2
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X-TEL Terminology
• A VOLUME is a storage field on a logical device or disk that is defined by configuration on the user’s programming terminal.
On a common logical disk, all projects are physically attached to the root directory
XPROPRJ but in order to establish a more explicit relationship between the volume and its contents, it is possible to name a volume.
Example : Where drive D: designates a partitioned hard disk, the volume on D: is D:ATEL_TOL, the physical path being D:\XPROPRJ.
• A PROJECT is an control system application. The X-TEL software workshop can manage one or more individual projects and can adapt to any type of project.
A single-station project comprises a single TSX Series 7 PLC station,
A multi-station project comprises a number of stations and networks.
The number of projects in a station is restricted to 1024 by the software or fewer if there is not enough space on the logical volume where the project is stored.
The number of networks used in the project depends on the type of PLCs and the selected architecture.
A project name of up to eight characters is assigned to the project, it cannot be used twice on the same volume. The workspace containing the project database, programs, data and documentation is created under this name.
• A STATION is all or part of the project. X-TEL can manage one or more stations in the same control system project.
A station is defined in a single project by a name of up to eight characters. Within the project, each station is assigned a dedicated workspace where all of its program, data and documentation files are stored.
When an application comprises one or more networks, a station is also defined by an address made up of the network number followed by the station number on the network.
• A NETWORK is the communication link between the various stations. A network is defined by a name of up to eight characters and a number. This applies to MAPWAY,
ETHWAY. FIPWAY, 802-3 or TELWAY networks.
• A BRIDGE is the station which connects different networks together. The bridge station has an address on each of the networks to which it is connected.
The bridge defines the topology of the entire communication system. The following station types can be used as bridges : TSX/PMX V4 and TSX/PMX V5 PLCs, Model
TSX 67 or higher.
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1.2-2 Station Layout
Station Definition
A control system application is based on TSX Series 7 PLCs. The X-TEL software workshop supports the following PLCs :
• TSX 17-20 programmed in PL7-2 language,
• TSX 27/47-10/20 programmed in PL7-2 language,
• TSX 47-30/67/87 versions V2 and V3 programmed in PL7-3 language,
• TSX 47/67/87/107-40 version V4 programmed in PL7-3 language,
• PMX 47/67/87/107-40 version V4 programmed in PL7-3 language for process control applications,
• TSX 47/67/87/107-40 version V5 programmed in PL7-3 language,
• PMX 47/67/87/107-40 version V5 programmed in PL7-3 language for process control applications.
• TSX Micro/Premium programmed using PL7-Junior software
When defining the architecture and later during normal operation (diagnostics), the
X-TEL software workshop supports the following additional stations :
• NUM 7x0
• PC
Numerical controllers connected to MAPWAY or UNI-TELWAY,
Microcomputers with an ISA (PC-AT) standard bus connected to
MAPWAY, 802-3, FIPWAY, UNI-TELWAY, FIPIO,
• VAX DEC VAX minicomputers connected to MAPWAY, 802-3 or
UNI-TELWAY,
• UniTelway This generic label designates any device which can be connected to
UNI-TELWAY,
• FTX 507 Automation engineer’s terminal. A Telemecanique PC compatible microcomputer connected to MAPWAY, 802-3, FIPWAY, UNI-TELWAY,
FIPIO,
• FTX 417 Industrial notebook, a Telemecanique PC compatible microcomputer connected to FIPWAY, UNI-TELWAY or FIPIO,
• 1060-TSX Numerical controller and TSX Series 7 Model 40 PLC connected to
MAPWAY, 802-3 or UNI-TELWAY,
• CCX 7 Cell controller based on a Telemecanique industrial computer used to supervise one or more control system cells connected to MAPWAY,
802-3, FIPWAY, UNI-TELWAY, FIPIO,
• NUM 1060 NUM 1060 numerical controller connected to MAPWAY or
NUM 1040 UNI-TELWAY,
• XBT Operator terminals which can be connected to UNI-TELWAY.
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STATION
Functions
Sequential
Program
Communication
Sequential
PL7-2
TSX 17 / TSX 27-47
PL7-2
Axis
Control
Analog Data
Acquisition
Process Control
Man-Machine
Interface
Basic Tools
Symbol Data
Base
SD
BASE
Station
Configuration
Application
Transfer
PLC Control CON-
TROL
Optional Tools
Program Module
Library
Project
Documentation
Interface with
CAD Files
CAD Diagram
Display
DOC
Cartridge
Programming
PROM
PROG
(1) Not accessible from a TSXV3 station
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Multifunction
PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT
TSX V3 /TSX V4
Process Control
PMX V4
PL7-3,
PL7-3
GLD/GLT
Comm
(1)
Axis
PcI (1)
mmi (1)
MOD
DOC
CAD
S-VIEW
(1)
PROM
PROG
SD
BASE
MEM (1)
TRANS-
FER (1)
CON-
TROL
PL7-3,
PL7-3
GLD/GLT
Comm
Axis
PcI
Pms mmi
MOD
DOC
CAD
S-VIEW
PROM
PROG
SD
BASE
MEM
TRANS-
FER
CON-
TROL
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STATION
Functions
Sequential
Program
Communication
Axis
Control
Analog Data
Acquisition
Process Control
Man-Machine
Interface
Basic Tools
Symbol Data
Base
Station
Configuration
Application
Transfer
PLC Control
Optional Tools
Program Module
Library
Project
Documentation
Interface with
CAD Files
CAD Diagram
Display
Multiple Axis
Programming
Cartridge
Programming
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Multifunction
PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT
TSX V5
PL7-3,
PL7-3
GLD/GLT
Comm
Axis
PcI mmi
MOD
DOC
CAD
S-VIEW
MAX
PROM
PROG
SD
BASE
CONF
TRANS-
FER
CON-
TROL
MOD
DOC
CAD
S-VIEW
MAX
PROM
PROG
SD
BASE
CONF
TRANS-
FER
CON-
TROL
Process Control
PMX V5
PL7-3,
PL7-3
GLD/GLT
Comm
Axis
PcI
Pms
Pms2 mmi
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PLC station terminology
• A FUNCTION is all or part of the control system application of a station. It is also referred to as a dedicated function.
Telemecanique modular PLCs are multifunction PLCs. Each function represents a dedicated function of the control system.
Each function is assigned one or more intelligent I/O modules and a program for use in programming the function (including configuration, actual code programming, setup and documentation). This functional breakdown only applies to TSX and PMX 47/67/
87/107-40 PLCs :
Example : Sequential programming of the processors
Axis control programming
Communication module programming
: PL7-3,
: PL7-AXE,
: PL7-COM.
Each dedicated function has its own workspace within the station workspace.
• TOOLS are service programs which can be optionally integrated into the basic X-TEL software workshop. They increase the effectiveness and the productivity of the software workshop.
Tools are assigned to the declared station. Selecting a specific type of station affects the type of tools available for use.
Example 1 : TSX 17-20 Station
Function : PL7-2.
Tools available : XTEL-SDBASE : Symbol Database,
XTEL-DOC : Station documentation (option),
XTEL-CONTROL,
SYSDIAG (option).
Example 2 : TSX 67-420 V4 Station
Functions : PL7-3, PL7-AXE, PL7-COM.
Tools available : XTEL-MOD : Modular construction (option),
XTEL-MEM : Memory construction,
XTEL-SDBASE : Symbol Database,
XTEL-DOC : Station documentation (option),
XTEL-TRANSFER and XTEL-CONTROL,
APPLIDIAG (option),
SYSDIAG (option).
Example 3 : PMX 107-455 V5 Station
Functions : PL7-3, PL7-AXE, PL7-COM, PL7-PMS2, PL7-NET.
Tools available : XTEL-MOD
XTEL-CONF
: Modular construction (option),
: Local & remote I/O configuration & application structure,
XTEL-SDBASE : Symbol Database,
XTEL-DOC : Station documentation (option),
XTEL-TRANSFER and XTEL-CONTROL,
APPLIDIAG (option),
SYSDIAG (option).
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1.2-3 User management
In parallel with the project tree structure, the software workshop controls user access to the various software workshop functions and tools. User management is available in the
XTEL : User window which is launched from the X-TEL User icon in the Telemecanique group.
After entering the user's name and associated password, the XTEL : User window is used to create or modify user access rights, to access the Key Manager (management of the software access rights) or to open the XTEL : Software Workshop primary window and to access the Browser. In this way, the user can browse through the tree structure of his projects or create a customized environment on his programming terminal.
In V5.• and earlier versions, customization consisted of defining contexts and fast access routines in the XTEL : User secondary windows. From X-TEL V6 onwards, contexts are replaced by OS/2 folders and fast access routines by objects, tools and functions copied from the various software workshop windows.
Example :
Access can be customized from a folder entitled "Dupont", created directly on the OS/2 desktop. This is done by creating the "Dupont" folder by simply dragging the Folders icon from the OS/2 Models Folder onto the desktop. Then drag the icons for the objects selected from the software workshop into the Dupont folder. From then on, the user can launch his tools directly from the Dupont window without having to open the software workshop.
The contexts and fast access routines created for V5 projects cannot be accessed in V6.
Note :
User management is not compulsory. The X-TEL software workshop can be used in its default configuration. All users access it in the same way, via X-TEL User, default password : xtel. They all have maximum software access rights and no access security is implemented.
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User Identification
• THE SUPER USER is the privileged user with maximum access rights. This user can access all projects and data stored in the programming terminal as well as all programs installed. The default Super User name is XTEL and cannot be changed
or deleted.
This is the only user able to define new users allowed access to this programming terminal and define their precise access rights.
• THE USER is any potential user of the programming terminal. The user name must be declared by the Super User together with the assigned password and defined access rights. Users can change their own password at any time. Modifications become effective when the software workshop is next used.
• THE PASSWORD is required for access to the X-TEL software workshop. Each User has their own password. Passwords are encrypted in an OS/2 operating system file and cannot be accessed.
Lost Password :
If a User loses their Password, the Super User is the only one who can restore access rights to the user concerned. This operation does not affect projects stored in the programming terminal.
If the Super User loses their Password, they must contact Telemecanique product support.
With X-TEL V6, the user can remove or confirm the password request in each software workshop window (except for the XTEL : User window) from the Options menu.
• ACCESS RIGHTS are defined by the Super User according to the level of responsibility of each User of the programming terminal. The Super User has the maximum level of Access Rights and can assign six different levels of Access rights to various Users :
- Operate min. (Om)
- Adjust min. (Am)
- Program min. (Pm)
- Operate Max. (OM),
- Adjust Max. (AM),
- Program Max. (PM).
Operate : Allows the installation operator to access the process to adjust the values of preset variables.
Adjust : Allows a maintenance technician to access the process to ensure continued production. This allows modification of variables and ensures that PLC Run/Stop incidents are resolved.
Program : Allows the project manager access to all of the software workshop functions.
(See detailed tables in Section 4 : Access Rights in appendix).
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1.2-4 Demonstration Examples Diskette Presentation
The purpose of the demonstration examples diskette supplied with the software workshop is to guide the user in learning about X-TEL.
This diskette contains a project in five languages.
Volume a:\XPROPRJ (a : diskette drive)
Project
Name
FACTORY
FACTORY PROJECT : Installation overview
CCX
CPX
MAPWAY
Oven 3
PMXV4
FIPIO
Oven 5
TSXV5
UNI-TELWAY
Conveyor
TBX distributed I/O
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PROJECT : FACTORY - This project comprises four Stations, a MAPWAY network, a FIPIO bus and a UNI-TELWAY bus.
PROJECT
STATIONS
TSX 17
FACTORY
CONVOY
TSXV5
PMXV4
OVEN5
OVEN3
SDBASE
PL7_2_17
The station tree structure is described on the next page
APPLI
MOD
The station tree structure is described on the next page
CCX 7
UNI-TELWAY
SUPERVISION
DIALOG
If the station has XTEL-MOD, the Literal and Grafcet source files can be used to build modules, setup a library of program modules and establish the links between the various programs in the X-TEL software workshop.
Note :
FACTORY PROJECT : English name
German name
Spanish name
Italian name
:
:
:
:
FACTORY
WERK
FABRICA
FABRICCA
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STATION : OVEN3 - This station comprises a PMX V4 PLC connected to a
TSX CPX Man-Machine Interface.
PROJECT FACTORY
STATION OVEN3
TOOLS
PL7-3
FUNCTIONS
PL7-MMI
XTEL-MEM
XTEL-SDBASE
XTEL-TRANSFER
XTEL-CONTROL
STATION : OVEN5 - This station comprises a TSX V5 PLC with remote I/O on a
FIPIO bus
PROJECT FACTORY
STATION OVEN5
FUNCTIONS
PL7-3
PL7-COMM
TOOLS
XTEL-CONF
XTEL-SDBASE
XTEL-TRANSFER
XTEL-CONTROL
SYSDIAG
ADJUST
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2.1
Basic Tools
The purpose of this section is to present the software tools of the X-TEL software workshop. These are described in detail in Part D of the "X-TEL Software Workshop
Basic Tools" manual supplied with the X-TEL software workshop, reference
TXT L BASE V6.
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2.1-1 XTEL-CONF Tool
The XTEL-CONF tool is used to build the I/O configurations for local and remote racks connected by a FIPIO bus in TSX or PMX V5 level stations. It also supports automatic construction of the application structure based on the dedicated applications used by the station.
The main applications that can be used are
• PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT : Sequential PLC programming
• PL7-AXE
• PL7-COM
: Axis control programming
: Communication module programming
• PL7-PCL
• PL7-PMS/PMS2
• PL7-MMI
: Analog input module programming
: PMX process control programming
: Man-machine interface programming
XTEL-CONF CAN ONLY BE USED WITH V5 LEVEL PLCs.
Before using XTEL-CONF, the user must install the required dedicated programs in the station. If this phase is omitted, XTEL-CONF will not be able to correctly assign the fields required by the various dedicated programs. Any change in the functions used requires the automatic configuration generation routine to be repeated.
XTEL-CONF can only be used on TSXV5 or PMXV5 type stations and supports the following main functions :
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Defining the processor type and its memory cartridge size and type,
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Configuring PLC I/O : local I/O in the PLC rack and remote I/O accessed via a FIPIO bus,
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Configuring task sampling periods,
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Building the application structure from configuration parameters and the dedicated functions declared for the station.
All of the functions supported by XTEL-CONF and how to use them is described in detail in the "X-TEL Software Workshop Basic Tools" manual, Part D - Section 1.
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2.1-2 XTEL-MEM Tool
XTEL-MEM is designed to create a program which can be executed by the PLC using the binary codes generated by the various dedicated programs, e.g. PL7-3, PL7-COM, etc.
XTEL-MEM runs in the X-TEL software workshop and can access the binary codes generated by the various dedicated applications to integrate them into the final application.
The functional breakdown shown below only applies to the TSX and PMX
Model 40 ranges :
• Sequential programming of PLCs :
• Axis control programming :
PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT
PL7-AXE,
• Communication module programming :
• Analog input module programming :
PL7-COM,
PL7-PCL,
• PMX process control system programming : PL7-PMS,
• Man-machine dialog programming : PL7-MMI,
XTEL-MEM IS USED ONLY WITH V4 PLCs
Before using XTEL-MEM, the user must define the dedicated tools that will be used by the Station. If this phase is skipped, the tool will not be able to correctly define the various fields required by the dedicated functions. Any change in the tools used requires remapping of the fields.
XTEL-MEM supports functions used during the design and integration phases of an application :
• PLC processor type selection,
• Memory mapping definition,
• Binary code integration and chaining when creating or modifying an application,
• Creation of the associated online files,
• Binary code version management.
In addition, XTEL-MEM enables the user to :
• Extract the binary code of the various functions that make up the application from the stored application file,
• Integrate the binary code of a function into an application file. When this is done, only binary code from functions declared when the application file was created can be integrated, up to the limit of the available assigned memory space.
All of the functions supported by XTEL-CONF and their use is described in detail in the "X-TEL Software Workshop Basic Tools" manual, Part D - Section 2.
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2.1-3 XTEL-SDBASE Tool
The XTEL-SDBASE tool manages the symbol database of the station and makes available to all the programs of the station a common database containing each variable plus its mnemonic or symbol, a comment and an extended comment.
In the X-TEL software workshop, a PLC station can only have a single symbol database common to all the tools and dedicated functions in the station.
The database can be :
• Entirely entered by the user, or
• Initialized from data created in XTEL-MOD or XTEL-CAD.
The symbol database can be accessed by the following programs :
• Dedicated function programs : PL7-2, PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT, PL7-MMI
• Diagnostics programs : APPLIDIAG, SYSDIAG
• User module management program : XTEL-MOD,
• CAD file interface program : XTEL-CAD.
The XTEL-SDBASE tool provides the following functions :
• Creating and updating a symbol database that is unique to each station,
• Compatibility with the entire installed base :
- Importing a symbol database created with the XTEL-SYMB,
- Importing/Exporting xxx.SCY symbol files in standard format (variable/symbol/
comment) or extended format (variable/symbol/comment and extended comment),
- Cutting/Pasting a symbol database between two stations,
• Viewing and Editing a symbol database,
• Managing the symbol database : Save, Restore, Compact, Coherence testing,
Sorting functions,
• Sorting a symbol database in alphabetical order (with or without a sort mask) by symbol, variable or comment.
• Producing documentation associated with the database.
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2.1-4 XTEL-CONTROL Tool
The XTEL-CONTROL tool is a station level operating program which runs online and monitors the operating modes of a TSX or PMX PLC.
• Display of the state of the PLC (RUN, CPU, MEM, etc.),
• Control of the PLC (RUN, STOP, INIT),
• Display and update the PLC processor realtime clock.
During execution, the program checks the presence of required driver (programming port, UNI-TELWAY or FIPWAY).
XTEL-CONTROL can be used with any Telemecanique Series 7 PLC, from TSX 17-10 to TSX/PMX 107-455.
All of the functions supported by XTEL-CONTROL and how to use them is described in detail in the "X-TEL Software Workshop Basic Tools" manual, Part D
- Section 4.
2.1-5 XTEL-TRANSFER Tool
The XTEL-TRANSFER is a station level operating program which operates only online with TSX Series 7 Model 40 V4 or V5 level PLCs.
In order to run, this program requires the presence of the TSXPC01 programming port driver.
It supports different functions depending on whether the program is used with a
TSX/PMX V5 level station or a TSX/PMX V4 level station.
For V5 level stations
It supports transfer and complete or partial updating (programs generated by each function and the configuration generated by XTEL-CONF) of the station application :
• Complete or partial transfer from Disk to PLC memory,
• Complete or partial transfer from PLC memory to Disk,
• Comparison of the application program on Disk with that in the PLC memory.
All of the functions supported by XTEL-TRANSFER and their use is described in detail in the "X-TEL or MINI X-TEL Basic Tools" manual, Part D - Section 5.
For V4 level stations
The program supports transfer and selective updating of the station program (i.e. the
.APP file generated by the XTEL-MEM program).
• Transfer from Disk to PLC memory,
• Transfer from PLC memory to Disk,
• Comparison of the application program on Disk with that in the PLC memory.
All of the functions supported by XTEL-TRANSFER and how to use them is described in detail in the "X-TEL Software Workshop Basic Tools" manual,
Part D - Section 6.
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2.2
Optional Tools
2.2-1 PROMPROG Tool
The PROMPROG tool is a program that runs in standalone mode. When used with the
TSX TPE 030 PROM programmer, it can be used to transfer PL7 automation programs to PLC memory cartridges.
• TSX :
- PL7-2 application for TSX 17/27/47 PLCs,
- PL7-3 V3 application for TSX 47-30,TSX 67-20/30, TSX 87-10/20/30 PLCs,
- PL7-3 V4 application for TSX Model 40 V4 PLCs,
- PL7-3 V5 application for TSX Model 40 V5 PLCs,
• PMX :
- PL7-3 V4 application for PMX Model 40 V4 PLCs,
- PL7-3 V5 application for PMX Model 40 V5 PLCs,
• MMX :
- PL7-MMI application for TSX PCM 27/37 modules.
All of the functions supported by PROMPROG and their use are described in detail in the "X-TEL Software Workshop Basic Tools" manual, Part D - Section 7.
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2.2-2 XTEL-MOD Tool
XTEL-MOD is an optional program that manages the user program module database.
XTEL-MOD is used :
• When programming TSX Series 7 V2, V3, V4 or V5 multifunction PLCs :
- TSX 47-30, TSX 67-20/30, TSX 87-10/20/30,
- TSX 47-40, TSX 67-40, TSX 87-40, TSX 107-40.
• When programming PMX Series 7 process control PLCs :
- PMX 47-40, PMX 67-40, PMX 87-40, PMX 107-40.
XTEL-MOD supports the use of PL7-3 program modules or macro-modules, i.e.
coherent sub-assemblies which are documented and tested and can be directly used in an application.
The functions and uses of this tool are detailed in the manual supplied with the
XTEL-MOD software package (TXT L MDD V5).
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2.2-3 XTEL-DOC Tool
XTEL-DOC is an optional program which manages the application documentation.
It uses the various documents created by the PL7-X dedicated application files and the station tools.
XTEL-DOC also integrates external text or Postscript (.PCL) files to generate a complete and coherent documentation file in A4 format.
The functions and uses of this tool are detailed in the manual supplied with the
XTEL-DOC software package (TXT L DCT V5).
2.2-4 XTEL-CAD Tool
XTEL-CAD is an optional program which interfaces the X-TEL software workshop with electrical diagram files generated by CAD programs. In the case of the discrete inputs and outputs of a PLC, this avoids the need to enter their addresses, symbols and comments twice. The file that provides the bridge between the software workshop and the CAD program is the .FNE I/O neutral file.
The functions and uses of this tool are detailed in the manual supplied with the
XTEL-CAD software package (TXT L CAD V5).
2.2-5 S-VIEW Tool
S-VIEW is an optional program which is used to display the electrical diagram files generated by a CAD program. These include :
• The power supply diagram of the PLC,
• The power supply diagrams of the I/O of the PLC,
• The wiring diagram,
• The connection diagrams,
• The mounting diagram of the installation in the enclosure,
• The display of the terminal blocks.
The file generated by the CAD program must be in the HPGL format. S-VIEW can be activated directly from APPLIDIAG and makes available to the maintenance technician all the electrical diagram files (on the same programming terminal as the software workshop) and thus facilitates the location and correction of faults.
The functions and uses of this tool are detailed in the manual supplied with the
S-VIEW software package (TXT L SVW V5).
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TSX T607 Application Migration
Applications developed on Telemecanique TSX T607 terminals can be reused after transfer to a microcomputer.
Where the X-TEL programming terminal is an FTX 507 or an note-book FTX 417.
Among the utility programs supplied with this Telemecanique portable PC compatible microcomputer is the T607toPC conversion program.
This program converts a file developed on a TSX T607 to a DOS file.
To convert an existing file, insert the TSX T607 format diskette into the diskette drive of the FTX and run the utility.
The program, data and documentation files will be transferred and can be reused in
X-TEL if the Import action is used. This action is described in Part B. This means that it is not necessary to have a TSX T607 terminal available.
Where the X-TEL programming terminal is a PC-PS/2 or compatible microcomputer
Applications developed on a TSX T607 are recovered using the TSX LK6 PC program package.
This requires a TSX T607 terminal connected to the microcomputer.
The program package that comprises Kermit running in the TSX T607 software cartridge and under DOS ensures that data is transferred from one machine to the other.
The program, data and documentation files will be transferred and can be reused in
X-TEL if the Import action is used. This action is described in the next section.
Note :
The hardware connection between a programming terminal running X-TEL and PL7-3 and a TSX Series 7 PLC supports direct transfer of applications from the memory of V2-V3 PLCs.
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3.2
PC/PS-DOS Application Migration
Import and Export actions can be accessed at the icon level of each dedicated function.
These features are also available from XTEL-TRANSFER and XTEL-MEM.
IMPORT
The Import action imports applications generated under DOS into the X-TEL software workshop. It also supports the transfer to the Station of files stored on the hard disk or on diskette which were generated under X-TEL on another station.
• To import a file it is important to know where it is located :
Logical drive\Directory\Sub-directory\...\
PL7-2 : Importing files generated under PL7-2 DOS
The default file tree is :
PL7-2 TSX 27/47 under DOS PL7\USER\OBJCODE2\Filename
PL7-2 TSX 17 under DOS PL7\USER\OBJ_2_17\Filename
PL7-3 : Importing files generated under PL7-3 DOS
The default file tree is :
PL7-3 under DOS PL7\USER\OBJCODE3\Filename
USER is the default project name. This name can be changed by the application designer.
PL7-X : Importing X-TEL files
The file tree is :
Logical Drive\XPROPRJ\PROJECT\STATION\FUNCTION\ZONE
• To import a file it is essential to know its directory in the target station field. The user must only select the storage field :
APPLI or MOD.
Each PL7-X function describes the detailed usage of these fields. In general, most files are imported into the APPLI field (e.g. .BIN, .DAT, .SCY files) while the files (.SCY or
.SCZ) and the source files (.LIT, LAD, etc) are stored in the MOD field (zone).
EXPORT
Export enables the user to export files generated by the PL7-X functions of the software workshop from the X-TEL storage tree. The user must specify the target logical device and the required path before the transfer can be performed.
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3.3
Copy/Paste Actions
Presentation
This high performance feature enables the user to reuse all or part of an existing Project/
Station/Function in another volume on the same programming terminal or on another programming terminal.
Later, using the Modify function, the user can rename the various entities which were copied.
The copy and paste functions cannot be separated as paste is performed after copy.
This function is available at different levels in the X-TEL software workshop using the
OS/2 clipboard. The clipboard is a buffer memory which temporarily stores data being used.
Copy
The Copy function copies the names of the selected objects. Only one Copy operation can be performed at any given time. Copying something else to the clipboard will overwrite anything previously in the clipboard.
The Copy function is available at all levels from project to function or station tool.
When copying a Station for example, its name and assigned data is first stored in the clipboard.
Paste
It is only possible to Paste an object once it has been copied into the clipboard. The object in the clipboard must be the same as the object selected in X-TEL where the Paste operation is to be performed.
The Paste function :
• Creates the object at the target location
The coherence of the requested action is checked by X-TEL. If the clipboard contains a Station, then it is only possible to Paste to Station level in another Project.
• Completely duplicates the contents attached to the copied object
(directories and files).
The contents of the clipboard can be pasted as many times as required. Its contents will not change until another object is copied to the clipboard, overwriting its contents.
The Copy/Paste procedure can also be performed using the Drag and Drop function :
CTRL + click on the object using the right-hand mouse button while dragging it from the original presentation zone to the destination presentation zone.
Important : If the CTRL key is not using during this process, the object will simply be moved from one zone to the other.
Note :
An object cannot be copied onto itself.
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Duplicating a project or station within the same space
Unlike the Copy/Paste function, this feature enables the user to reuse a station or project within the same logical space by giving it a new name.
• duplicating a station within the same project : the contents of the station (directories + files) will be copied into the same project but under a different name.
• duplicating a project within the same volume : the contents of the project (directories + files) will be copied into the same volume but under a different name.
3.5
Application Backup/Restore Actions
These actions are available from the menus in the X-TEL : Software Workshop,
X-TEL : Volume and X-TEL : Projects windows which enable the user to :
• Back up a Volume, Project or Station to one or more diskettes with all of the Functions and Tools assigned to the station (this function can be directly performed by Dragging and Dropping a volume, project or station object to the OS/2 Drive A or Drive B icon).
• Restore a Volume, Project or Station from one or more diskettes (backed-up using the Backup action) to the X-TEL software workshop.
Restoring a Volume, Project or Station to X-TEL implies that it does not already exist.
If a Volume or Project with the same name already exists, an error message is displayed.
Note :
A station which has been backed up on diskette can be restored as project or station. When dealing with a backup station, the project name is also backed up; this is why a backup station can be restored as backup project to obtain a project with a single station (a single station can be restored from a backup project in the same way).
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3.6
V4 to V5 Level Application Migration
3.6-1 Methodology for V4 to V5 Application Migration
Any V4 level application can migrate to V5 level on condition that certain operations are performed in the order described below for each specialized function used by the corresponding station.
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Preliminary operations
See
section
3.6-2
no
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BRIDGE station used yes
▼
Update PL7-NET application
V4
→
V5 Migration of
PL7-3/COM/AXE/PCL/
PMS/MMI applications using copy/paste
See
section
3.6-3
V4
→
V5 migration of
SDBASE database using copy/paste
Redefinition of the configuration in the V5 station using XTEL-CONF
See
section
3.6-4
▲
no
PL7-OSI functions used yes
Update
OSI-LOADER application
See
section
3.6-5
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Update PL7-OSI application no
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PL7-MMI functions used yes
Special operations to be performed in the V5 station
See
section
3.6-6
Update PL7-MMS application
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3.6-2 Preliminary Operations
• Previous situation
- The terminal has at least a V5 level software workshop installed,
- The various V4 level applications have been backed up to diskettes using a V4 level software workshop. Once this is done, restore them using the V5 or V6 level software workshop,
- The various V4 level applications are already installed on the terminal prior to installation of the V6 level X-TEL software workshop. If so, they can be accessed directly from the V6 level X-TEL software workshop.
• Preliminary operations on each TSX/PMXV5 station :
- Create the target TSX/PMXV5 station,
- Create the V5 level Bridge station(s), if required.
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3.6-3 Updating PL7-3, PL7-COM, PL7-AXE, PL7-PCL,
PL7-PMS, PL7-MMI37 applications
• On the V4 level station from the Functions window :
- select (Ctrl + Click on left hand mouse button) all the functions to be converted
(PL7-3, PL7-COM,etc).
- activate the Functions menu and the Copy command, then confirm.
• On the V5 level station from the Functions window :
- activate the Functions menu and the Paste command, then confirm,
- answer YES when prompted.
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3.6-4 Updating the SDBASE database
From the SDBASE tool
• On the V4 level station
- invoke the SDBASE tool,
- copy the symbol database (Utilities menu, Copy database command),
- quit the SDBASE station tool on the V4 level station.
• On the V5 level station
- invoke the SDBASE tool,
- restore the symbol database (Utilities menu, Paste database command),
- quit the SDBASE station tool on the V5 level station.
From the station
• On the V4 level station
- select the SDBASE tool,
- copy the symbol database (Station Tools menu, Copy command),
- quit the V4 level station.
• On the V5 level station
- answer Yes if the SDBASE tool already exists to replace it,
- restore the symbol database (Station Tools menu, Paste command),
- quit the V5 level station.
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3.6-5 Redefining the configuration on the V5 level station
• Invoke the XTEL-CONF station tool for the V5 level station and perform the following operations :
- From the File menu, select the CAD to CONF action (to retrieve the V4 level station configuration stored in the STATION.IOC file). Answer "Yes" when prompted, then press <Enter>.
- From the Define menu, select Rack I/O, then double click on rack 0/1. Where necessary, modify the V5 level PLC offered by default. Where the initial V4 level application comprises 24 and/or 32-point I/O modules, enter the type of module for the appropriate slots.
- From the Generate menu, select Enter Task Parameters and set the appropriate parameters for the tasks (FAST and AUX) used.
- From the Generate menu, select Enter Application Parameters and modify the memory configuration (cartridge size and type) where necessary, then Optimize and confirm.
- Quit CONF tool.
• Invoke PL7-3 from the V5 level station and perform the following operations :
- In the case where the application has comments (files *.COM) or files associated with the documentation (*.NET, *.DES, *.TIT, *.CRT), select [ARCHIV] then [DIR].
Select one of these files, then press <Enter><Enter>. If none of these files appear on the list, quit the screen with <Clear> and enter the name of the V4 level station then press <Enter>.
- Use the [V5 CONF] command to assign the application program to the configuration defined using XTEL-CONF.
- Reconfigure the application : using the RECONFIGURATION DIAGNOSTIC function, then the RECONFIGURATION action.
• Store the new application on-disk using the [STORE] command.
• Answer [YES] when prompted.
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3.6-6 General comments
• Files
For consistency, the file (*.DOC files) with PL7-3, PL7-COM, PL7-AXE, PL7-PCL,
PL7-PMS functions is not transferred to the V5 level station. It must be reconstructed.
• PL7-3 function
The *.NET, *.DES, *.CRT, *.TIT files are transferred to the V5 level station and are renamed PL7.NET, PL7.DES, PL7.CRT and PL7.TIT when they have the name of a
V4 level station.
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3.6-7 Updating the PL7-NET Application
PL7-NET is only used on Bridge stations. These are the only stations affected by this update.
1 Disconnect V4 level Bridge stations from each of the networks to which they are connected. To do this, use the Delete function for each network. It is accessed from the Connections window, Define menu.
2 Connect the V5 level Bridge stations to each of the existing networks or to any newly supported networks (FIPWAY, etc.) if the complete project architecture has changed.
To do this, from the Connections window, select the Define menu, then the New command and fill in the station address field. Repeat this sequence for each network.
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Invoke PL7-NET to modify and validate the new architecture.
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3.6-8 Updating the PL7-OSI Application
1 - In OSI-LOADER
If the 802.3 network architecture is the same, no further action is required.
2 - In PL7-OSI
1. Save the project directory and the station configuration in the TSX/PMXV4 station,
To save the OSI "project" directory :
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Invoke OSI from the Functions secondary window in the V4 Station primary window,
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Perform the Backup action : pull down the Configuration menu, then select OSI
Directory and Backup.
To Back up the station configuration :
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Invoke OSI from the Functions secondary window,
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Back up (using the Export command) the following files :
APPLI\xxx.BIN
MOD\xxx.CPL
2. Restore the project directory and the station configuration on the TSX/PMXV5 station,
To restore the OSI "project" directory :
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Invoke OSI from the Functions secondary window in the V5 Station primary window,
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Perform the restore action : pull down the Configuration menu, then select OSI
Directory and Restore.
To restore the station configuration :
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Invoke OSI from the Functions secondary window,
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Restore (using the Import command) the following files :
APPLI\xxx.BIN
MOD\xxx.CPL
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Quit OSI function
3. PLC Configuration :
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Invoke OSI from the Functions secondary window in the V5 Station primary window,
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Invoke the Configure PLC action from the Configuration menu, PLC Conf. action.
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3 - In PL7-MMS
1. Back up the MMS project directory and the station configuration in the TSX/PMXV4 station,
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Run MMS on the TSX/PMXV4 Station,
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Back up the remote variables and the structure definitions :
From the MMS function primary window, pull down the Configuration menu, then select the MMS Directory and Define Remote Variables sub-menus and perform the Backup action.
From the MMS function primary window, pull down the Configuration menu, then select the MMS Directory and Define Structure sub-menu, then perform the Backup action.
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Back up the local structures :
From the MMS function primary window, Utilities menu, perform the Backup local structures file action.
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Quit the MMS function for the V4 station.
2. Restore the MMS project directory and local structures on the TSX/PMXV5 station,
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Run MMS on the TSX/PMXV5 station,
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Restore the remote variables and the structure definitions :
From the MMS function primary window, pull down the Configuration menu, then select the MMS Directory and Define Remote Variables sub-menus and perform the Restore action,
-From the MMS functions primary window, pull down the Configuration menu, then select the MMS Directory and Define Structure sub-menu, then perform the Restore action,
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Restore the local structures :
From the MMS functions primary window, Utilities menu, perform the Restore local structures file action,
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Quit MMS on the V5 Station.
3. Add MMS V5 OFBs :
Run the PL7-3 function on the V5 station :
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Invoke Configuration mode,
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Select OFBs,
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Delete V4 MMS OFBs using the [DEL] command,
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Validate the configuration, using the [VALID] command,
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Invoke the [NEW OFB] command,
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Select the MMS V5 OFB,
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Select [INS] then press <Enter>.
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Select [MODIFY] to define the number of OFBs, then press <Enter>,
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Validate the configuration by selecting [VALID],
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Reconfigure the PL7-3 application,
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4. Redefine the MMS view for each variable, from the MMS function main window,
Configuration menu, Remote Variables and Local Variables sub-menus,
5. Configure the PLC :
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Invoke MMS from the Functions secondary window in the V5 Station primary window,
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From the MMS function primary window, configure the PLC : pull down the
Configuration menu, then perform the Configure PLC action,
6. Run XTEL-CONF :
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From the Generate menu, invoke the Enter Application Parameters command,
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Quit XTEL-CONF,
7. Run PL7-3 and select [V5 CONF] to assign the application program to the new configuration defined in XTEL-CONF.
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X-TEL Access Rights Table
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Tool Accessed User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX no no no no no no no no yes yes yes yes no no no no yes yes no no no no yes yes no yes no no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes no no no no no no no no yes yes yes yes
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Access to XTEL window Object menus :
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Menu User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX no no no no no no no no no no no no no no yes yes yes yes no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
Access to XTEL Icon menus :
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Menu User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX
Back up/Restore to/from no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no yes yes yes no no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
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PL7-3 Access Rights Table
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Mode Accessed User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX no no yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
TRANSFER
________________________________________________________ to TSX no no no yes yes yes
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PROGRAM no no no yes yes yes
Modify no no no no no no no no yes no yes yes
CONSTANTS
Read no yes yes yes yes yes no no no yes yes yes
CONFIGURATION
Modify no no no no no no no no no no no no no no yes no yes no no no no yes no yes yes no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
SEARCH/REPLACE
SEARCH
REPLACE no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no yes no no no no no yes yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
(1) Restricted to authorized configuration parameters (YES selected)
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PL7-2 Access Rights Table
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Mode Accessed User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX no no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes
TRANSFER Local to TSX no no no no yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes
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PROGRAM no yes yes yes yes yes
Modify no no no no no no no no yes no yes yes
CONSTANTS no no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes
CONFIGURATION no no no no no no no no no no no no yes no no no no no yes yes no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
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PL7-AXE Access Rights Table
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Mode Accessed User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX
CONFIGURATION no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
PROGRAM no no yes no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
DEBUG
Status / Commands yes no yes no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
Faults yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
Adjust Wi no no no yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
TRANSFER
TSX
÷ module no no no no no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
DIRECTORY no no yes no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
UTILITIES
Module no no no no yes no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes
TSX no no no no no no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes
Hard disk no no no no no no no no yes yes yes yes
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PL7-COM Access Rights Table
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Mode Accessed User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX
CONFIGURATION no no no no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
DEBUG
Status / Commands yes no yes no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
Faults yes yes no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
TRANSFER
TSX
÷ module no no no no no no no no no yes no no yes yes yes yes yes yes
DIRECTORY no no yes no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
UTILITIES
Module
Module charac.
no no yes yes yes yes
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ no no no no yes yes
TSX
Module conf.
no no yes yes yes yes
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TSX RUN/STOP no no no yes yes yes
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Delete channel conf.
no no no no yes yes
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Hard disk no no no no no no no no yes yes yes yes
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X-DIAG Access Rights Table
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Mode Accessed User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
NETDIAG no no yes yes yes yes
Trace mode no no no no yes yes
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PL7-MMI Access Rights Table
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Mode Accessed User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX no no no no yes yes
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PL7-PCL Access Rights Table
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Mode Accessed User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX
CONFIGURATION no no no no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
THRESHOLD PROGRAMMING no no no no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
DEBUG
Status / Commands yes no yes no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
Faults yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
TRANSFER
TSX
÷
module no no no no no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
DIRECTORY no no yes no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
UTILITIES
Module no no no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
TSX no no no no no no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes
Hard disk no no no no no no no no no no no no yes yes yes yes yes yes
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PL7-PMS/PMS2 Access Rights Table
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Mode Accessed User Categories
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Operate
MAX
Adjust min MAX
Program min MAX
CONFIGURATION no no no no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
THRESHOLD PROGRAMMING no no no no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
DEBUG
Status / Commands yes no yes no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
Faults yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
TRANSFER
TSX
÷
module no no no no no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
DIRECTORY no no yes no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes
UTILITIES
Module no no no no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
TSX no no no no yes no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes
Hard disk no no no no no no no no no no no no yes yes yes yes yes yes
PMS2 graphics editor no no yes no no yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
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4.10 MAX Access Rights Table
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Mode Accessed User Categories
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GROUP
Operate
MAX yes yes
Adjust min yes
MAX yes
Program min yes
MAX yes
Write yes yes yes yes yes yes
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ADJUST yes yes yes yes yes yes
Configuration Write no no no no yes yes
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ADJUST yes yes yes yes yes yes
Parameters Write no no yes yes yes yes
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OPERATE yes yes yes yes yes yes
Write no no yes yes yes yes
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Environment Contents
Part B
Section
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1.1-3 Using the Settings notebook
1.1-4 OS/2 information and online help
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2.1-2 X-TEL presentation zones
2.1-4 X-TEL Tool and Function Windows
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Section
Selecting the Font in the PL7-X Function Windows
Summary of the Main Keyboard Key Functions
Modifying the driver configuration after installation
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1.1
OS/2 - V2.1 and Warp V3.0
1.1-1 General principles
When the computer is started up, OS/2 presents a screen called Desktop which displays icons which are known as objects. These objects can represent :
• data files (letters, tables)
• peripherals (printers, fax machines)
• OS/2, DOS or Windows applications
• folders containing other objects
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The desktop can be considered as a main folder containing everything required for using
OS/2. The following objects appear on the desktop :
• The OS/2 folder, containing objects which can be used to configure OS/2, to access DOS or OS/2 windows or other tools such as editors, the display of disk tree structures, etc.
• The Information folder, containing online information including the OS/2 Presentation (online tutorial), reference manuals, etc.
• The Templates folder, containing object templates for the various types of object in OS/2. These objects are designed to facilitate the creation of new objects such as folders, files and applications.
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• The LaunchPad Palette, containing the most frequently used objects. It is possible to add other objects to the
LaunchPad Palette to create a customized work environment. The LaunchPad Palette is available from
WARP V3 version onwards.
If there are Windows applications on the computer, the desktop also contains the following icons :
• The Windows Programs folder, containing Windows program objects which were installed before OS/2.
• The WIN-OS/2 Groups folder, containing Windows program group objects which were created under the
Windows Program Manager.
In the same way, once the X-TEL software workshop has been installed, the
Telemecanique folder will appear on the Desktop :
• The Telemecanique folder, containing X-TEL software workshop objects which are used to open the following windows : X-TEL : User, X-TEL : Software Workshop and the XTEL Browser.
Note:
For further information and details on how to use OS/2, refer to the "OS/2 user guide" manual from
IBM.
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1.1-2 Using context menus
Each desktop and desktop object has a corresponding context menu. These menus contain items which are specific to an object and items which are common to all objects.
They are accessed by clicking the right mouse button on the object icon.
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Context menus contain the following common items :
• Open
Opens a folder or an object and displays its contents.
• Settings
Opens the object Settings notebook. The notebook appears as a book with title tabs for modifying the current settings of the object.
• Help
Displays general help information about the object.
• Create another
Creates another object from the context menu.
• Copy
Creates a copy of the object and its contents.
• Move
Moves the object to another location on the desktop.
• Create shadow
Creates a duplicate of the object with sharing of data between the object and its duplicate.
• Delete
Deletes the selected object.
• Pickup
Moves an object and performs other operations before placing the object in another location. Example : Pick up the selected object, then create a new folder on the
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1.1-3 Using the Settings notebook
Each object has a Settings notebook, accessed from the context menu, which can be used to customize the settings for this object. These parameters can be standard or specific items. The various types of parameter are organized into pages which have
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• View
Is used to select the display mode for the icons and text associated with the object.
• Include
Includes objects in / excludes objects from the folder.
• Sort
Enables the user to specify the sort items which can be accessed from the context menu for the object.
• Background
Enables the user to select a picture or colour to be assigned to the background of an open folder.
• Menu
Enables the user to add, delete or modify items in the context menu for the object.
• File
Displays and allows modification of the name and the path of a file object.
• Window
Is used to customize the behaviour of an object window (appearance and location of the window when minimized, opening mode, etc).
• General
Enables the user to modify the name or the icon displayed for the object.
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1.1-4 OS/2 information and online help
OS/2 provides a large amount of online information. Help information is available for each desktop object. This help is accessed via the Help Push Button in each context menu or via the F1 key.
As a general rule the Information folder provides help on using OS/2.
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The main topics in the online help are as follows :
• Tutorial
This tool is interactive and animated. It presents the desktop (also known as the
Desktop shell). It explains how to use the mouse, manipulate objects and folders and use windows. It is advisable to follow this tutorial to become familiar with the OS/2 system before using the X-TEL software workshop.
• Glossary
This contains the list, in alphabetical order, of the terms used in the desktop and the online help. These terms can be accessed in the glossary by typing the first letter of the required word, scrolling through the list or by using the find function.
• Main index
This contains a list of subjects relating to the use of OS/2, such as the concepts of
OS/2, sequence of operations or error messages.
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1.1-5 Using the LaunchPad Palette
(from WARP version V3.0 onwards)
The LaunchPad Palette contains the most frequently used objects and Push Buttons.
The graphic representation of the LaunchPad Palette on the desktop has two zones :
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• a system operation zone at the left of the LaunchPad Palette.
• an application objects zone at the right of the LaunchPad Palette.
System operation zone :
• Lockup
Is used to lock the display and the keyboard at any time, preventing use of the system in the operator's absence.
• Find
Is used to locate objects in the system.
• Window list
Is used to locate open objects, minimized windows or to close open windows.
• Shut down
Is used to shut down a system in the correct way before switching off the computer.
The shut down operation backs up the desktop settings to the hard disk.
Note :
Never switch off the computer before the Shut down procedure is complete.
Application objects zone :
By default this zone presents the most frequently used objects such as Drive A (which gives access to information on the diskette), the OS/2 Tutorial object, the Shredder object, the OS/2 object in a window (which is used to access the OS/2 command prompt in a window on the desktop) and the Printer object.
To improve ease of use it is possible to add objects to the LaunchPad Palette. To do this, simply pick up the required object and drag it into the LaunchPad Palette.
Adding an object customizes the LaunchPad Palette and provides direct access to any object.
Note :
X-TEL supplies a utility called NEWPAD.EXE used to create new LaunchPad Palettes.
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1.1-6 Using the Shredder
The Shredder object is used to quickly and easily delete objects. It is located on the desktop and/or the LaunchPad Palette.
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To delete an object simply drag it onto the Shredder icon.
If the object is a duplicate, only the duplicate will be deleted, not the original object.
X-TEL objects on the OS/2 desktop or in folders are duplicates (or references).
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2.1
Window Presentation
The X-TEL user environment is based on the principle of the creation of tree-structured projects as described in Part A of this manual :
Volume Project Stations
Networks
Project tools
Functions
Station tools
Network tools
X-TEL presents this control system project structure in the form of windows.
X-TEL uses the following OS/2 functions :
• multitasking : running several tasks in parallel.
• windows : to present objects describing control system databases and programs.
The TELEMECANIQUE folder is located on the desktop. It contains the following objects :
• X-TEL user : invokes the X-TEL : User window for managing user and the various software access rights.
• X-TEL : invokes the X-TEL : Software Workshop window which displays the volumes containing the projects. This is the upper level of the software workshop.
• X-TEL Browser : accesses the X-TEL Browser.
• Conversion of MINI X-TEL files: enables MINI X-TEL files to be retrieved to an X-TEL project.
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2.1-1 X-TEL primary windows
Primary windows are by definition windows representing types of object managed by
X-TEL, ie. volumes, projects, stations and networks.
X-TEL Primary Windows :
• Volumes window title = X-TEL : Software Workshop
• Volume window title = X-TEL : Volumes - Volume name
• Project window title = X-TEL : Project - Project name - Volume name
• Station window title = X-TEL : Station - Station name -Project name - Volume name
• Network window title = X-TEL : Network - Network name - Project name - Volume name
In addition to these primary windows, there is a management window :
• User window
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Each primary window displays :
• a list of actions in the menu bar,
• toolbars which can be configured to be available or not,
• one or more presentation zones for X-TEL objects which can be accessed at a lower level in the tree structure,
• one or two information zones.
Selecting a presentation zone automatically changes the action bar to display the actions specific to that zone.
The toolbar displays the icons for actions in the menu bar, thus simplifying access to these actions.
The information zones enable object descriptions, network and station addresses to be displayed and modified and selection of the communication driver.
The following is displayed in the X-TEL : User management window :
• a list of actions in the menu bar, for managing users and software access rights,
• a user identification window.
The X-TEL primary windows and management window have the same zones as OS/2 windows : system menu, minimize button, maximize button, etc.
2.1-2 X-TEL presentation zones
The presentation zones describe the relationships between objects in the software workshop.
A presentation zone is always located in a primary window.
For example, in the X-TEL : Volumes primary window the Project, Stations, Networks and Project Tools presentation zones illustrate the direct relationships between the objects in the project.
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One or two levels of relationships are found in a primary window :
• X-TEL : Software Workshop Volumes/Projects : two levels
• X-TEL : Volume
• X-TEL : Project
Projects/Stations, Networks, Project Tools : two levels
Stations, Networks, Project Tools : one level
• X-TEL : Station
• X-TEL : Network
Functions, Station Tools : one level
Connections, Connectables, Network Tools : one level
Each presentation zone shows one or more objects represented in the form of icons or as a detailed description.
Example :
Stations presentation zone in the XTEL : Project primary window.
In this zone all the stations in the project which are recognized by the software workshop are displayed.
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These zones can show a detailed description, as illustrated below :
The size of a presentation zone can be changed by moving the vertical separation bars
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2.1-3 X-TEL menu bars
The X-TEL software workshop uses the menu bar concept available under OS/2 for programs executed in windows.
Each menu bar offers several options. Each menu has an associated list of actions.
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The commands available from the menu bar apply to the entire window.
This example of the X-TEL : Volume primary window shows how, by selecting the View menu in the menu bar, the list of available actions is displayed in the form of a pull-down menu.
In the example, the Sort action is a multiple choice menu with a second list of actions for this action. The presence of this secondary list is indicated by a horizontal arrow to the right of the action.
If an action is grayed out, it is not available.
The keyboard shortcuts are shown to the right of the action. For example, Ctrl+S for the
Find action and Ctrl+N for Next.
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The menu bar for a primary window is specific to the presentation zone selected. The action lists thus change according to the presentation zone which is currently selected and other action lists are specific to the window displayed.
The following example illustrates this function.
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The Projects presentation zone is selected and the second menu in the menu bar is
Projects and offers a list of actions specific to project objects.
The Stations presentation zone is selected, and the menu bar offers the Stations menu and a list of associated actions.
In this case, the other menus in the menu bar (Volume, Communication, Options and
Help) are fixed and independent of the selected presentation zone.
The View menu is fixed but the actions apply to the current presentation zone.
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2.1-4 X-TEL Tool and Function Windows
The Tool and Function windows are based on the same principles, however the following differences should be noted :
The syntax of the window titles is :
B title : XTEL : Project_Tools - Tool Name - Project Name Volume Name title : XTEL : Station_Tools - Tool Name - Station Name Project Name Volume Name
The presentation zone concept is not always applied.
If the working zone is blank, X-TEL will display its own logo.
The menu bar actions are specific and specially designed for the features of each tool.
The PL7-X Functions Windows are not all PM (Presentation Manager) windows, but do provide the ease of used of OS/2.
Window titles : title : XTEL : Function - Function Name - Station Name - Project Name Volume Name
These windows do not have menu bars the same as X-TEL windows but use the same presentation as the current range of PL7-x software . However, a mouse can be used with them.
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2.1-5 Icons
An icon is a graphic representation of :
• Software workshop windows or objects :
It is possible to change any software workshop window or object into icon format. The icon will keep the same name as the original window or object.
The system zone and the associated commands can always be accessed by selecting the icon.
The icon corresponds to an application state. The application continues to run and can be restored as a window on request, but does not take up the screen.
Icons are made up of several components : the icon drawing, the icon name an associated context menu.
Example : Station object oven_3 of the Factory project
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• software workshop programs : in this case the name of the icon is defined in the program.
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2.1-6 Dialog Boxes
X-TEL software workshop commands often require that the user enter additional information before performing the required action. In this case X-TEL opens a dialog box which asks the user for the required information or simply for confirmation of the action.
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A dialog box is an easy way of presenting X-TEL questions to the user.
Like a window, a dialog box comprises :
• a title which depends on the context.
• a system menu.
A dialog box can contain :
• lists of choices (types of object recognized by the software workshop),
• data entry fields,
• information display zones,
• Buttons for confirming or cancelling the entries made.
Dialog boxes usually have three buttons :
• OK : confirms the contents of the box,
• Cancel : cancels the requested action,
• Help : calls up the online help, and in the case of a requested action, an additional confirmation step with a Yes - No choice can be displayed.
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2.1-7 Notebook
When there is a large number of command actions, or they are very complex, the notebook can be used as the interface with the user instead of the dialog box.
The notebook is a graphic representation which looks like a bound notebook.
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Title tab
Title tab scroll arrow
The pages in the notebook are separated by dividers with title tabs which make it easy to move from one page to another.
Selecting a title tab opens the notebook at the page described by the text on the tab.
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2.1-8 Toolbars
The toolbars in the X-TEL primary windows represent actions which can be performed on objects, and the various display options for the objects in the presentation zones.
They form a summary of the actions which are possible, and simplify actions on objects for the user.
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Display of these toolbars is optional. The user can select them in the Option menu in the menu bar for each of the software workshop windows.
There are three ways of displaying a toolbar :
• Buttons : (Example above) displays buttons with a graphic representation of the action to be performed. These buttons simplify the actions on software workshop, objects when using the mouse.
• Text :
• Buttons and text : displays the text of the action.
displays both the graphic representation and the text.
In all the above cases a help bubble displays a more detailed message on the action when the mouse cursor is on the button or the text.
The action and display toolbars can be positioned at the top, bottom, to the right or left of a window. They can be floating (in an independent window) or masked (they are then invisible).
It is possible to modify the tool or action bars using Drag and Drop. For example, a button can be cancelled, moved from one bar to another, etc.
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Using the mouse
The environment for using the mouse in the software workshop is the same as OS/2. A two button mouse is used.
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The symbol used when showing mouse commands is
The main actions are as follows :
Point : position the cursor on the object to select or activate
Click : point to the object, press the mouse button, then release it.
Example : to reduce a window to an icon :
Point to the minimize icon, click.
Double click : point to the selected object then click quickly twice.
Example : restore a window :
Point to the icon, double click.
Drag : this action is used to pick up and put down an object in another location on the desktop or a folder. Select the object by pointing, then press and hold down the right button while moving the mouse. Release the button when the required location is reached.
The mouse has two buttons, which :
• select the object : click on the left button,
• display the context menu : point to the object and click the right button. Context menus appear for objects and the presentation zones.
Example : to display the context menu for the volume object
Point to the volume icon, click on the right mouse button.
Note :
X-TEL provides a utility known as BUTRIGHT.EXE which moves this window to the background by clicking on a window title zone with the right mouse button.
When X-TEL is installed, this utility is placed in the start-up group, which starts it up automatically whenever the machine is started.
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Using the keyboard
All commands which can be performed using the mouse can also be performed using the keyboard.
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Using the system :
• function keys,
• cursor keys,
• specific numeric key functions,
• key combinations using
ALT + xxxx CTRL + xxxx MAJ + xxxx
Keyboard shortcuts :
• can be accessed directly from the active window, and are shown in the pull-down menus.
Menu or command underlined letters :
• underlined, usually the first letter.
There are often a number of different ways of performing a command :
• keyboard shortcut,
• menu or command underlined letter,
• sequential access to the various steps.
Example : to selection a menu command
Complete action selection sequence
F10 accesses the action bar,
<
←
> <
→
> moves the selection within the action bar,
< ↑ > < ↓ > moves the selection within the menu,
<Enter> confirms the selection made.
Menu or command underlined letter
F10 accesses the action bar,
Enter the appropriate underlined letter for the selected menu,
Enter the appropriate underlined letter for the selected command.
Keyboard shortcut, where applicable :
Press the appropriate key sequence directly.
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3.1
X-TEL window actions
3.1-1 System Menu Actions
System menus for windows of the same type are identical. Their commands can be accessed via the menu, or directly using the mouse of keyboard.
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Calling up the system menu
Click in the system field,
(in the top left corner of the window)
Select the window : ALT ESC
Command :
ALT SPACE
SHIFT ESC
Window system menu
Restore (return the window to its original size)
Iconed window :
Enlarged window :
Point to the icon and double click on it.
Point to the Maximize/Minimize field
(at the top right) and click on it.
Select the window :
Command :
ALT ESC
ALT F5
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Move (the window)
Point to the title bar
drag to the required position
B
Select the window :
Command :
ALT ESC
ALT F7
CURSOR keys then press ENTER
Size (resizes a window)
Point to the active window border, the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow,
drag to the required size.
Select the window :
Command :
ALT ESC
ALT F8
CURSOR keys then press ENTER
Minimize (reduces a window to an icon)
Point to the minimize field,
Click.
Select the window :
Command :
ALT ESC
ALT F9
Maximize (enlarges to a full screen window)
Point to the maximize field,
Click.
Select the window :
Command :
ALT ESC
ALT F10
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Close (stops task execution)
Point to the system menu for the window,
Click on Close.
B
Select the window :
Command :
ALT ESC
ALT F4
Window list (returns to the list of active applications)
Point to the system menu for the window,
Click on the Window list command.
Select the window :
Command :
ALT ESC
CTRL ESC
3.1-2 The Windows Menu Bar
Within a primary window, X-TEL allows actions on objects contained in presentation zones. These commands can be accessed from the menu bar or by keyboard shortcuts.
Activate the action bar of a primary window
Point to the action bar of the window,
Click on the required menu.
Select the window : ALT ESC
Command : F10 or ALT + arrows to browse through menus
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The following example of menu bars and action bars is specific to the X-TEL : Volume primary window. The names of the menus vary according to the type of window displayed and the presentation zone selected.
Volume Menu B
Parent
Browser
Learn
Exit
Projects Menu
Accesses the software workshop parent window, ie. move upwards in the project tree structure.
Launches the browser for fast access to a given window.
Accesses the notebook for the learn function at site, station or application level.
Closes the primary window
Create
Copy
Paste
Delete
Is used to create a new project in the current volume.
Copies the selected project to the clipboard.
Pastes a project which has already been copied onto the clipboard into the current volume.
Deletes the selected project(s). This deletion is accompanied by a confirmation message.
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Back up on diskettes Backs up the whole project on one or more diskettes depending on the size of the project.
Restore from diskettes Restores the project from the diskette(s) to the disk of the current volume.
Learn Accesses the notebook for the learn function at site, station or application level.
B
View Menu
Icons
Details
Search
Next
Refresh
Select
Sort
Displays objects in the presentation zone in graphic icon format.
Displays the detailed description of the objects in the presentation zone : Name, type, comment, etc.
Searches for an object in the presentation zone using a character string entered by the user.
Repeats the search for the object.
Redisplays the window, performing an update to detect any addition or deletion of objects.
Is used to select/deselect all the objects in a window. This selection is made using a secondary option list when pointing to the Select action. The presence of this secondary list is indicated by an arrow to the right of the text.
Is used to select the type of sort for displaying objects. Depending on the type of object, the sort can be by name, by type or by size.
This is selected using a secondary option list indicated by the presence of an arrow to the right of the text.
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Filter
Arrange
Displays a subset of objects.
Repositions the objects within a presentation zone.
B
Communication Menu
B
Driver
Options Menu
Is used to select the required communication driver to set up the link with the PLC. The selection is immediately valid.
Toolbar : Action Is used to configure the display type and location of the toolbar for actions which can be performed on objects. This is selected using a secondary option list indicated by the arrow to the right of the text.
Buttons : display in the form of graphic icons.
Texts : display in the form of text.
Buttons and text : mixed display in the form of graphic icons
Top :
Bottom :
Left : associated with text.
positions the toolbar at the top of the window positions the toolbar at the bottom of the window.
positions the toolbar on the left side of the window.
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Right : positions the toolbar on the right side of the window.
Floating : enables the toolbar to be located anywhere in the screen. It is positioned using the mouse or the keyboard in the same way as a standard OS/2
Hidden : window.
hides the toolbar in the window. The user must then select one of the above display modes to make the toolbar appear again.
Toolbar : Display Is used to configure the type of toolbar and its position, for selecting the display of objects. The selection is made using a secondary option list indicated by the arrow to the right of the text.
The choices available are identical to those listed above for the action toolbar.
Note :
The display of toolbars depends on the graphic resolution of the screen. For example, it is not possible to display the entire action bar in button and text format as a horizontal bar (either at the top or the bottom of the window) in VGA 640x480 mode. In this configuration, the toolbar requires
SVGA 1024x768 mode.
Minimize during use Reduces the window to icon format when a program is launched via the window.
Password Request Enables the password request to be located at each level of the workshop tree structure to access the window. The user must give his password in order to confirm this request when opening the window and will thus set his user access level.
Colors Palette Enables users to customize window colors. Confirming this action opens an XTEL-Palette window offering sample colors which the user can drag to parts of the window to color them.
Scheme Palette
Font Palette
Enables users to customize window colors using predefined standard OS/2 colors. Dragging a palette to a window colors that window with the selected shades.
Enables the user to customize the fonts used in the windows.
Confirming this action opens an X-TEL-Palette window offering the various fonts and character sizes which the user can drag into fields to change the default fonts.
B
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Help Menu
B
Help
Keyboard Help
Mouse Help
About
Launches the X-TEL help. This OS/2 online help tool offers browsing using the index, contents or key words.
Launches the X-TEL help directly on the current XTEL text using the keyboard.
Launches the X-TEL help directly on the current XTEL text using the mouse.
Displays the copyright and information on the software.
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3.1-3 Actions on Icons
The menus associated with icons can be divided into two families : X-TEL object icons such as volumes, projects, stations and networks; X-TEL tool and function icons. Each icon has its own menu which can vary according to the object.
Access to an icon menu
Point to the icon,
Click on the icon (right mouse button)
B
Activate the icon : TAB
Command : SHIFT F10
There are two types of action menu associated with icons :
Actions on project and station objects.
Actions on function or tool objects.
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Run Triggers execution of the task and opens the associated window.
Set Parameters This action launches a notebook for setting the parameters for the description associated with the object and possibly its name and address
(network or station). These parameters each correspond to a title tab in
Address : in order to access a station which is connected directly or via a network, the station address must be specified.
Comment : enables a comment to be associated with the selected object.
Name : enables the name or label of the selected object to be changed. The notebook page gives the old name (current name) and enables entry of a new name.
Undo:
Help : reinitializes the entry field with the old parameters.
launches the online help tool on the text concerned.
Copy
Duplicate
Copies the selected object(s) to the clipboard.
Duplicates the current object in the same field. The object must be renamed when it is duplicated.
Deletes the selected object(s).
Delete
Import/Export The IMPORT/EXPORT actions available at station level on certain tools and functions, are tools for importing/exporting files. The import/ export tools are described in Part C.
Purge This is used to optimize the disk space occupied by the project. To improve optimization, documentation associated with this project can be deleted. Optimization is recursive : all the objects belonging to the current object are purged.
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Save
Help
Saves the object to the archive. The archive function is described in
Part C.
Restores (retrieves) an object from the archive.
Restore
Back up on Diskettes Saves the entire project to one or more diskettes depending on the size of the project.
Learn Accesses the notebook for the learn function at site, station or application level.
Launches the online help tool on the selected object.
B
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3.2
Selecting the Font in the PL7-X Function Windows
The Font size function changes the size of characters and graphics in the function windows. The display always defaults to font size 14x8. This selection is made from the system in the PL7-X function windows.
B
Selecting Font size.
4 font sizes are offered (8x8, 14x8, 16x8, 18x8).
Font size 8x8
Selecting this command reduces the size of the window, while displaying the same contents in a smaller font.
Thus several windows can be displayed, giving as much information as possible in all of them.
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3.3
Dialog Box Commands
3.3-1 Dialog Box Fields
With the mouse cursor, the user moves between the various fields in a dialog box in the same way as with windows. Therefore from now on illustrations will only be given using the keyboard.
The user must first identify the active field. In general, a field is active when it has a dashed border or when the cursor is located on it.
B
Example : Dialog box : Select Station Type.
The active is by default the List of Station Types.
The entry field is active when the cursor is located in the data entry field :
A button is selected when its outline is bolded and its content is outlined with a dashed line.
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3.3-2 Keyboard actions
Moves the cursor to the left.
B
Moves the cursor to the right.
End
Del
Inser
Esc
Tab
Enter
Moves the cursor to the start of the line or to the start of the list.
Moves the cursor to the end of the line or to the end of the list.
Deletes the character selected by the cursor.
Backspace. Deletes the character to the left of the cursor.
Toggles between data entry modes.
Toggles between overwrite and insert data entry modes.
Cancels the dialog box display, returns to the previous screen.
Moves the cursor between fields. To change direction, use SHIFT+Tab.
Fields can be data entry fields or buttons.
Executes the action specified by the selected button.
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3.4
Summary of the Main Keyboard Key Functions
Various keys and combinations of keys are used for direct access to certain menus or functions. Some keys are defined by OS/2 and others by X-TEL.
Windows
Shift+Esc
Esc x 2
Alt+F4
Alt+F7
Alt+F9
Alt+F5
Alt+F10
Alt+F8
Alt+Esc
Ctrl+Esc
Ctrl+...
Open window system menu.
Return to presentation zones after opening the system menu.
Close window.
Move window.
Reduce window to icon format.
Open window as an icon or restore it to its initial size.
Maximize window.
Size window.
Next window.
Window list.
For secondary windows.
Object presentation zones
Ctrl+Arrows
(or Alt+Arrows)
Shift+F10
Arrows
Spacebar
Ctrl+/
Ctrl+\
Shift+F8
Change zone.
Open an object menu.
Move between objects.
Select/deselect an object.
Select all objects.
Deselect all objects.
Multiple selection.
Notebook
Alt+Pg Up/Pg Down Move from one title tab to another.
Access to menus
F10
Shift+F10
Access to menu bars/Access to fields.
Access to context menu for an icon.
Arrows Move in pull-down menus.
Alt+Underlined letter (from presentation zones) Access to menu.
Underlined letter (from a menu) Access to menu.
Enter Execution of the command associated with the menu.
B
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F3
F4
F5
F6
F7
F9
Del
Inser
Ctrl+Inser
Shift+Inser
Alt+B
Ctrl+A
Ctrl+B
Ctrl+M
Ctrl+R
Ctrl+S
Ctrl+N
Ctrl+/
Ctrl+\
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Actions
F1
F2
Help.
Launch a tool/function or open the window associated with an object.
B
Set object parameters.
Import files.
Export files.
Duplicate an object.
Purge an object.
Delete objects.
Create an object.
Copy objects.
Paste objects.
Launch browser.
Save.
Restore.
Modify.
Refresh.
Search.
Next.
Select all objects.
Deselect all objects.
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Summary of main mouse actions
Windows
Click on menu to left of window title
Double click on menu to left of title
Click on second button to right of title
Double click on title bar
Click on first button to right of title
Double click on icon for window
Click on title + move
Open window system menu.
Close window.
Maximize/Return to initial size.
Iconize window.
Reopen window.
Move window.
Click on edge of window + move Size window.
Click right mouse button on window title Send window to back (see note in
Section 2.2)
B
Object presentation zones
Click on an object in the zone
Click right mouse button on an object
Click on an object
Click on an object
Ctrl+Click
Click and hold down + move
(or Ctrl + click left mouse button)
Click right mouse button on zone
Remain in or move to that zone.
Open object menu.
Move from one object to another.
Select an object.
Select/Deselect several objects.
Select several objects.
Access to zone menu (same as View menu).
Access to menus
Click on a menu
Click right mouse button on an object
Click right mouse button on pres. zone
Pull down menu or execute command associated with menu.
Access to an object menu.
Access to zone menu (same as View menu).
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Actions
Double click on an object Launch a tool/function or open a window associated with an object.
Close window (exit current product).
Move an object to another zone.
B
Click and hold right button + move
to another zone
CTRL + click and hold right button + move to another zone
Click and hold right button + move to the desktop or to an OS/2 group
Click and hold right button + move to the OS/2 shredder
Click and hold right button + move to Drive A or Drive B icon
Copy an object to another zone.
Create a duplicate of the object.
Delete the object.
Save the object.
Note :
Moving a station to a network (click and hold right mouse button then move) enters the connection of this station to the network. In the same way, moving a station to the Connections field connects the station to the current network.
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4.1
Presentation
Online help displays X-TEL user help screens. It can be called up from the menus of most software workshop screens or by the F1 key.
B
The help screen which is appears is that for the current context. The user has a number of options for accessing additional information :
• The Options/Table of Contents menu which gives a list of functions classified by subject in a tree structure.
• The index, listing all these functions in alphabetical order.
• Highlighted key words, which give access to an associated help screen.
• Find function for finding words or character strings.
Note :
For more information on the online help tool, refer to the OS/2 User's Guide.
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4.2
Help screen menu bar
Every help window has a menu bar which contains the following actions :
Services, Options and Help.
Services
B
• Search
• New window
• Copy searches for help information based on a word or phrase.
prints the information.
opens a new help window to display another help topic.
copies information.
• Copy to file copies information to a text file.
• Append to file enables information to be added to the text file created by the
Copy to file operation.
Options
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• Extend ...
Reduce ...
• Table of Contents
• Viewed pages
• Libraries
• Previous for managing the Table of Contents (when there are several help levels).
displays the Table of Contents (the list of all help topics).
displays the list of help topics you have consulted.
displays the list of subdirectories containing the help topics where a word or phrase is found.
displays the last help topic consulted.
B
Help
• Index
• General help
• Using help
• Keys help displays the help topics index window.
displays general information on the active window.
displays a help window specific to the online help tool.
displays the list and description of keys which can be used.
The Last, Find, Print and Index actions are always available via buttons at the bottom of the help screen.
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Modifying the driver configuration after installation
After the driver has been installed and the system initialized, the command Uni-Telway
Driver Configuration appears in the Telemecanique folder. This command is used to access modification of the driver configuration.
B
By clicking on Uni-Telway Driver Configuration, the user opens the initial window where a main menu offers to :
• modify the basic driver parameters,
• modify the MODEM parameters,
• quit reconfiguration.
CONFIGURATION OF UNI-TELWAY DRIVER
You wish to modify some parameters of your Uni-Telway driver.
1 Basic parameters (port, rate, address, etc)
2 Modem parameters (type, number)
3 No modification
Enter the value 1 to 3 according to your selection.
The default value is 3 (END).
Your selection ( <Enter> to END ) :
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Basic parameters
Basic parameters are those initialized during installation : serial port, binary rate, etc.
To modify the parameters, follow the procedure displayed on the screen. The system will not definitively accept the modifications until the station has been initialized.
B
MODEM parameters
As for the basic parameters, the user follows the screens and selects the appropriate menus.
CONFIGURATION OF THE UNI-TELWAY MODEM DRIVER
The current parameters of your Uni-Telway modem driver are :
1 Modem <Yes/No>
2 Type <Int/Ext>
3 Call number
: xxx
: xxx
: xxx
Please type :
- <Enter> to confirm your selections and execute modifications.
- Q and <Enter> to abandon modifications in progress.
- The number of the parameter to be modified and <Enter> to change the value of a parameter.
your selection :
The last screen summarizes the MODEM information :
• using a MODEM : (YES/NO),
• type of MODEM : (INTERNAL or EXTERNAL to terminal),
• call number : (numbering compatible with HAYES standard).
It is possible to modify these values by selecting the incorrect parameter from the menu.
Once all the modifications have been completed, the user confirms the configuration with <Enter>.
A call number modification is immediately accepted by the system. The other modifications will only be accepted by the system after the station has been initialized.
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Using the UNI-TELWAY driver
General
The UNI-TELWAY driver can be integrated into X-TEL for 2 types of applications :
- direct connection : it facilitates the local maintenance of an application containing an extended UNI-TELWAY bus by authorizing the connection of an X-TEL terminal at any point on the bus.
- remote connection, using modems : it connects an X-TEL terminal to a PLC in pointto-point mode, via modem and the telephone network switched to remote
maintenance.
In both cases, all the X-TEL functions are available : transfer, debugging, programming, etc.
The X-TEL terminal behaves like a UNI-TELWAY slave and can therefore be connected logically via the master to any remote device belonging to an X-WAY architecture, as long as it does not cross another UNI-TELWAY slave to reach it, (usual restrictions on
X-WAY transparency).
Once the driver and the bus master have been configured correctly, communication is managed in a way that is completely transparent to the user, except for the performance aspect which is of course a function of the data rate used on UNI-TELWAY.
B
MAPWAY
A B
TELWAY
X-TEL
FTX 507
UNI-TELWAY
TELWAY
C
E F D
X-TEL accesses stations A, B, C, D, E
X-TEL cannot access station F since E is a slave
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Hardware installation
• Direct connection to UNI-TELWAY bus
The X-TEL station is connected to the bus via junction box TSX SCA 62 :
- directly if the X-TEL station has an RS485 port (COM2 on an FTX507 for example)
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Master
TSX SCA 62
TSX SCA 62
T FTX CB W 5
TSX SCA 50
TSX CSA .00
TSX SCA 72
XTEL
TSX CTC 01
(9-pin female/25-pin male) for PC or
TSX CTC 02
(25-pin female/25-pin male) for PS/2
Port RS485
(COM2)
Note :
Since the addresses of the links were configured by the driver software, they need not be reconfigured in the TSX SCA 62 junction boxes.
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• Connection via modems
PLC side :
The product references of the modules which can be used are as follows :
- for modular PLCs :
TSX SCM 2111, UNI-TELWAY module on channel 1 ; TSX SCA1 adaptor (6-signal
RS232)
TSX SCM 2113, UNI-TELWAY module on channel 1 ; TSX SCA3 adaptor (9-signal
RS232)
- for the TSX 17, TSX SCG 113, UNI-TELWAY module with 9-signal adaptor
As can be seen, the UNI-TELWAY module can be fitted with either a 6-signal (SCA1) or 9-signal (SCA3) RS232 adaptor. The additional signals handled by the SCA3 compared to the SCA1 are as follows :
• DSR, Data SET Ready signals that the modem is powered up (forced in the
SCA1),
• RI, Ring Indicator signals that the modem receives a call,
• DSRS, selects binary rate,
These various signals may be ignored by using automatic response modems, which is most often the case (V25 standard) and therefore either SCM 2111 or SCM 2113 can be used.
PC side, 2 connection methods are possible :
- using external modems (separate units) : the RS232 port of the PC is used (COM1 on FTX 507),
- using an integral modem (card) : in this case the connection cable to the telephone socket is supplied by the modem manufacturer.
Note
Schneider Automation S.A do not supply modems but can advise the user on his choice of a device.
B
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RS232C cable
(COM1 link)
TSX CTC 01 for
FTX 507 or PC (9-pin)
TSX CTC 02 for
PS/2 (25-pin)
B
Modem
Public telephone network
Modem
PTT cable for modem to PTT port
RS232C cable
TSX CBM 010
(25-pin male/
25-pin male)
FTX
Integral modem
Public telephone network
Modem
RS232C cable
TSX CBM 010
(25-pin male/
25-pin male)
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Operating principle
During installation (see section 5.6 part B), a certain number of slave link addresses are assigned to the driver and these should also be configured in the UNI-TELWAY bus master.
The number of link addresses defined corresponds to the maximum number of X-TEL tools which can be used simultaneously in online mode.
• 1st case : direct connection to UNI-TELWAY :
After the X-TEL station has been connected to the bus, and as soon as the user starts up a tool in online mode, the driver will respond to the pollings sent by the master to all the configured addresses (see simplified schematic). The communication of tool 1 with the remote device will use the first link address defined in the driver. If the user starts up a second tool in online mode, the second link address will be used, and so on.
Similarly, when a tool is closed or the system goes offline, communication will be interrupted on the corresponding link and the driver just responds to the polling of the master on that address. When the last tool is closed, the driver will stop responding on all the addresses which apply to it and will then be considered to be disconnected by the bus master. The master will scan these addresses periodically (once every
10 cycles) as it would do for any slave station.
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IMPORTANT
If the master does not scan all the link addresses configured in the driver, the driver changes to fault mode. It is therefore essential to configure all the UNI-TELWAY driver addresses in the master.
• 2nd case : connection via modems
The principle is the same as described above. The only difference is that when the 1st tool is started in online mode, the driver will send the call sequence of the remote modem to the local modem. The local modem then dials the number and is responsible for the telephone connection. Once the link has been established, the driver begins to respond to the polling on all its link addresses, in the same way as for direct connection. Operation from then on is identical, up to the closing of the last tool when the driver is then forced to disconnect the local modem.
Subsequently, when a new tool is started this will trigger a new call sequence.
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Link 1 addresses
10 cycles
Polling 1
EOT
Polling 2
EOT
Link 2 addresses
X-TEL
Link 3 and 4 addresses
Polling 3 Silence
Polling 4 Silence
10 cycles
Polling 1
EOT
Polling 1
EOT
Polling 2
EOT
Polling 3
EOT + message exchange 1
Polling 4
EOT
Start up tool 1 in online mode
(eg : Control)
Polling 2
EOT
Polling 3
EOT + message exchange 1
Start up tool 2 in online mode
(eg : Transfer)
Polling 4
EOT + message exchange 2 a
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Polling 1
EOT
Link 2 addresses
X-TEL
Link 3 and 4 addresses
Close tool 1
Polling 2
EOT
Polling 3
EOT
Polling 4
EOT + message exchange 2
Polling 1
EOT
Close tool 2
Polling 2
EOT
Polling 3 Silence
Polling 4 Silence
Polling 1
EOT
Polling 2
EOT
Polling 3 Silence
Polling 4 Silence
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The master then considers addresses 3 and 4 to be disconnected, and returns to polling addresses 1 and 2 (returns to the beginning of the page opposite).
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Performance
Obviously, the performance of X-TEL in online mode on UNI-TELWAY will depend on the following factors :
- number of devices connected to the bus
B
- time out of the master
- number of link addresses defined in the driver
- number of X-TEL tools connected simultaneously
- use of functions which use a great deal of communication : eg. transfer
Some of these factors are common to any use of the UNI-TELWAY bus. Therefore, the installation rules are described in the corresponding reference manual (TSX D24004E).
On the other hand, other factors are specific to the UNI-TELWAY driver and the user must take care not to disturb the rest of the bus communication by using X-TEL improperly in online mode.
Selection of configuration parameters
The creation or modification of the driver configuration is described in section 5.4 part B.
Only the supplementary parameters will be described here.
• Direct connection
- Driver configuration :
Various driver configuration parameters are defined on installation or afterwards by accessing the "UNI-TELWAY DRIVER CONFIGURATION" menu from the
TELEMECANIQUE group. These are :
- The PC communication port and the baud rate : the selection of the communication port and the baud rate are linked to the existing hardware, that is to the type of PC used and to the UNI-TELWAY bus to which connection is required.
- the reception address of unsolicited data : the address provided to receive unsolicited data is not actually handled by X-TEL. Therefore address 0 corresponding to no unsolicited data must be entered.
- the link addresses : the link addresses, and their direct influence on the overall performance of the UNI-TELWAY bus are mentioned in the previous section. We generally recommend keeping the default configuration proposed during installation, ie 2 link addresses.
- Configuration of the master :
The configuration parameters are described in the manual TSX D24005E for the
TSX SCM 21.6 UNI-TELWAY module. Make sure that all the link addresses defined in the driver are configured, since communication will not be possible if any are missed.
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• Connection via modem :
- Configuration of the driver
database parameters : the baud rate and communication port will depend on the type of modem used. Refer to the supplier manuals for the modem and PC to obtain correct information on these parameters.
link addresses : we recommend limiting the number of driver link addresses, because of the fall in baud rate that can be caused by modems. However, it is worth configuring at least 2 addresses, in order to be able to change from one tool to another without the calling modem disconnecting the telephone line.
The 2nd tool is started up, then the first is closed, which is impossible if only one link address is defined. Since the X-TEL station is connected in point-to-point mode on the PLC, we recommend that link addresses 1 and 2 be used to provide an optimum service.
modem parameters : the call number should follow the HAYES standard :
P for pulse dialling
T for multifrequency dialling
W to wait for the tone example : T16W192012715 to call with multifrequency dialling the subscriber
92012715 in the Paris region from the provinces.
IMPORTANT :
The driver immediately accepts the entry of a new number without the PC having to be rebooted. However, any modification of another installation parameter will only take effect after the next reboot.
- Configuration of the master
- since the master-slave link must be point-to-point, the master will also have
2 addresses defined for polling : 1 and 2.
- the Time Out for the new link should be chosen according to the transmission speed.
Speed
300/600 bps
1200/2400 bps
Time Out
1000 ms
500 ms
In the manual TSX D24005E
"Programming and installation of the
SCM 2116 module", the recommended
Time Out is greater that the transmission time for 10 characters, to which must be added the delay due to the modems. In practice, the values opposite can be followed.
4800/9600 bps 200 ms
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Tests have shown that there was no penalty in having a long Time Out, insofar as at the most when one address was not polled, Time Out would only occur once for every 10 successful pollings of the other address.
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Characteristics of modems :
They must have the following characteristics :
- conformity with one of the following CCITT notices : V22,V22bis,V32,
- asynchronous transmission mode,
- use of HAYES (or AT) commands,
- automatic call response (V25),
- use of RTC or LS transmission as appropriate,
- V24 junction,
- 11-bit character format : 1 START, 8 characters, 1 odd parity, 1 STOP,
- PC AT or MCA bus format card, as appropriate, if the modem is integral.
IMPORTANT :
Experience shows in fact that different behavior is observed between devices which nevertheless conform to the same standards. It has also been noticed that some modems operate correctly with some PCs, but not with others (compatibility limits, etc).
We therefore advise users who do not have the appropriate means of investigation (in particular a line analyzer) to ask their Telemecanique agent for the list of approved modems before selecting a device.
Configuration of modems
For the calling modem (X-TEL PC), the driver is responsible for the correct configuration of some modem parameters by sending it the appropriate sequence of HAYES commands, in particular the subscriber number of the remote device.
For the called modem, the configuration of modem is the responsibility of the user.
According to the supplier, modems can be configured in different ways : by switches, by front panel programming, or by programming from a remote terminal using HAYES commands.
The minimum parameters which should be configured are described below, as well as the corresponding HAYES commands.
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• Parameters common to 2 modems :
It is essential that the following parameters are configured in the same way in both modems used :
- Environment
- type of modulation : V22, V22bis, etc (some modems automatically recognize the type of modulation) [ATB and ATF],
- rate,
- asynchronous mode [AT&M0], number of bits per character : 11 bits : 1 start, 1 stop, 1 odd parity, 8 data. [can be configured by register],
- quality of the line : specialized or RTC [AT&L],
- Signal management : all signals are managed in a standard way
- DTR (108.2), Normal. In line mode, changing from DTR to OFF forces the modem into controlled mode and breaks the communication. When DTR is ON the modem is ready to connect if a call arrives [AT&D2],
- RTS, Normal. CTS (106) follows RTS (105) without delay. [AT&R0],
According to the modems, the RTS/CTS delay can be defined in a register, or by another command : [AT*DL0],
- CD (109), Normal. ON during initial contact and follows the carrier in normal operation. OFF when the modem is disconnected [AT&C1],
- DSR (107), Normal. ON during communication [AT*MR0].
• Parameters specific to the calling modem :
- configure in calling mode [AT*CA0],
- select pulse or voice frequency dialling [character P pulse, or T tone sent by the driver to the modem during the dialling command phase],
- select time unit in pulse dialling [AT&P1],
- the call number is sent to the modem by the driver.
• Parameters specific to the called modem :
- configure in called mode [AT*CA1].
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Section
Constructing a basic architecture
Constructing an architecture containing networks
1.3-1 With a basic architecture
1.3-2 With an architecture containing networks
2.1-1 The purpose of the window
2.1-3 Menus accessible from the menu bar
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Project tools and network presentation zones
6 X-TEL: Station primary window
6.2-3 The function contextual menu
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7.1-3 Tools (project or station)
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12.2-1 Configuring the programming terminal
12.2-2 Using the programming terminal
12.2-3 Running the application after a key module failure
12.3 Accessing the Key Manager function
13.1 Appendix 1 : Station types
13.2 Appendix 2 : Error messages
13.3 Appendix 3 : List of manuals
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Constructing a basic architecture
In the X-TEL Software Workshop, building a project consists of creating the architecture for a control system application according to the tree structure and steps shown below :
• Tree structure
Volume 1
Project 1
Station 2 Station 1
Project tools
Project n
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Station m Station n
Project tools
Functions
Station tools
Functions
Station tools
• Construction procedure
Step 1 : Initialization
- Launch X-TEL : User,
- Identify the user
Enter password
The default password is XTEL
If the password has been changed, refer to the person who normally uses the system.
Step 2 : Creating one or more volumes
- Launch X-TEL
- Creating one or more volumes from the Volumes presentation zone in the X-TEL window : Software Workshop :
Select <Volumes> from the action bar, then <Create> from the associated sub-menu.
Choose one of the proposed volumes, (A:, C:, etc.) and define a name, confirm the selection with <OK>.
- Accessing a volume :
Select the required volume and activate it by pressing F2 or double-clicking on it. This opens the X-TEL : Volume primary window
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- Creating one or more projects :
Select <Projects> from the menu bar, then select <Create> from the associated sub-menu.
B then confirm the entry by clicking on <OK>. This enables directories associated with the new projects to be created.
- Accessing a project :
Select the required project and activate it by pressing F2 or double-clicking on it. This opens the X-TEL : Project primary window.
Step 4 : Defining project tools and creating one or more stations
- Defining the required project tools in the Project Tools presentation zone.
This zone receives the optional tools for projects (example : PL7-NET, XTEL-MOD, etc.). It is opened as soon as an optional tool is installed.
Select the Project Tools presentation zone by clicking or pressing Tab,
Select <Project Tools> from the menu bar, then select <Create> from the associated sub-menu.
Select the tools required, confirm the selection with <OK>.
- Creating one or more stations in the Stations presentation zone of the X-TEL : Project primary window
Select the Stations presentation zone by clicking or pressing Tab.
Select <Stations> from the menu bar, then select <Create> from the associated sub-menu.
Select the type of station, enter one or more station names - up to eight characters each, confirm the selection with <OK>.
- Accessing the station :
Select the required station and activate it by pressing F2 or double-clicking on it. This opens the X-TEL : Station primary window.
Step 5 : Defining the station functions and tools
- Defining the functions required for the station in the Functions presentation zone
(certain functions are defined by default) :
Select the Functions presentation zone by clicking or pressing Tab.
Select <Functions> from the menu bar, then select <Create> from the associated sub-menu.
Choose one or more Functions from the list displayed.
Confirm the selection with <OK>.
- Accessing a function :
Choose the Function required, activate it by pressing F2 or double-clicking on it.
- Define the required Station Tools in the Station Tools presentation zone.
(Certain tools are defined by default).
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Constructing an architecture containing networks
Constructing a control system architecture containing networks requires the use of the
PL7-NET software. The general concepts as well as how to set up the networks are described in the TXT L PL7 NET V5E Manual.
• Tree Structure
Volume 1
Project 1 Project n
Station 2 Station 1
Project
Tools
Network 1 Network 2
Functions
Station
Tools
Connections
Network
Tools
• Construction procedure
Step 1 : Initialization
Procedure identical to section 1.1
Step 2 : Creating one or more volumes
Procedure identical to section 1.1
Step 3 : Setting up one or more projects
Procedure identical to section 1.1
Step 4 : Defining project tools and creating one or more stations
Procedure identical to section 1.1
Step 4 -1 : Declaring one or more networks
- Defining one or more networks in the Networks presentation zone of the X-TEL :
Project primary window. This zone will be present if at least one network tool is installed (eg : PL7-NET, NETDIAG, etc.). It also enables the user to declare networks.
Select the Networks zone by clicking or pressing Tab.
Select <Networks> from the menu bar, then select <Create> from the associated sub-menu.
Choose the type of network, enter one or more network names - up to eight characters each, then confirm the entry by clicking on <OK>.
- Select the address :
Activate the icon, click on it once (right-hand button).
Select <Set Parameters> from the menu, or select the icon and press F4 on the keyboard.
Enter the address then close the window using the system menu or press Alt F4 and save the modifications.
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- Accessing a network :
Select the required network, if there is more than one network segment, activate it by pressing F2 or double-clicking on it. This opens the X-TEL : Network window which lets the user define the address of the stations on the network.
- Defining the address of the stations connected to the network segment selected from the Connections menu. The stations must already have been declared in the project, and this stage also assigns the network address.
Select <Connections> from the menu bar, then <Create> from the associated sub-menu.
For each station to be connected :
Choose the station from the list displayed.
Enter the network address of the station, then confirm by clicking on <Connection>.
When all the required stations are connected, click on <Exit>.
A station can be connected by dragging the station icon onto the selected network icon. The dialog box for the connection is then opened.
It is also possible to drag an icon from the "Connectables" zone to the "Connections" zone of an X-TEL : Network window.
Step 4-3 : Defining bridge stations
To complete the description of multiple network architectures, the user must also declare the address of each segment and the stations that are designated as bridges.
This is done by means of the PL7-NET project tool which will previously have been declared in the Project Tools zone :
- Declaring the PL7-NET tool
Select <Project Tools> from the menu bar, then <Create> from the associated sub-menu.
Choose the NET tool from the list displayed, then confirm entry by clicking on <OK>.
- Accessing the PL7-NET tool :
Select the NET icon,
Activate it by pressing F2 or double-clicking on it. This opens a window which lets the user define bridge stations. A bridge station has an address on more than one network segment.
- Defining a bridge :
Select <Define> from the action bar, then select <Create a Bridge> from the Define menu.
Enter the station name, then confirm entry by clicking on <OK>.
Step 5 : Defining functions and station tools
Procedure identical to section 1.1
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Overview of the X-TEL layout
1.3-1 With a basic architecture
Step 1
Launch
X-TEL
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User identification
Step 2
Create one or more volumes
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Define project tools and Create one or more stations
Step 5
Define functions and tools for each station
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Steps 1 to 5 are identical to the basic architecture with the following additional steps for construction of the network architecture
Step 4-1
Declare one or more networks
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Step 4-2
Connect stations to the network
Step 4-3
Define bridge stations using the PL7-NET tool
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Presentation
2.1-1 The purpose of the window
This window is the access point to the X-TEL workshop.
The initialization phases for the X-TEL workshop user are undertaken here :
• Definition of users and management of access rights,
• Management of software access rights by Key Manager.
Warning :
The identification phase is always required
By default :
The Super User is called XTEL - this cannot be changed
The corresponding password is XTEL - this can be changed
Once the identification phase is complete, the actions accessed via the User window action bar can be selected.
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2.1-2 User identification
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User name : This field is selected by default
A user name is a string of 1 to 8 alphanumeric characters
Letters from A to Z Numbers from 0 to 9
Other characters allowed : ! @ # $ % &- _ ~ ^ [ ] { } ( )
Password :
The password is a string of 1 to 8 characters which is associated with the user name.
The software workshop allows the user three attempts to enter a correct password.
If the third attempt fails, the workshop shuts down automatically.
OK :
Validates the user-password combination
First access :
The User-Password combination is : XTEL-XTEL. The user access rights are set to maximum.
Enter XTEL as the password.
2.1-3 Menus accessible from the menu bar
XTEL : USER
Define
Create a user
Change password
Change access rights
Delete a user
Keymgr
Keymgr Exit
Xtel Help
Help
Product information
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Define menu
2.2-1 Create a user
Task reserved for the Super User
This action can only be accessed by the Super User who is setting up the workshop users. The user will be prompted to enter a number of parameters in a dialog box.
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User name
String of 1 to 8 characters : from A to Z and from 0 to 9. Other characters ! @ # $ % &-
_ ~ ^ [ ] { } ( )
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Password - confirm password
Any 1 to 8 characters displayed as #.
Access rights
These are selected for each user.
Operate min. :
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Operate max. : access to process operating and diagnostic tools,
Adjust min. :
Adjust max. : access to application adjust tools, access to adjust tools, to PLC operating mode control tools and to maintenance and diagnostic tools,
Program min. : access to all design tools,
Program max. : access to all workshop tools in off-line and on-line modes with the PLC running or stopped.
OK
Validates the parameters. The workshop runs a coherence check on the data entered before storing it. It is ready to accept a work session with the new user.
Cancel
Abandons creation and closes the dialog box.
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2.2-2 Change password
User task
The new password will come into effect the next time a request is made to run the X-TEL workshop and a new session is opened for the user concerned.
This request calls up the following dialog box :
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Old password
Enter the old password, displayed as ###...
New password - Password confirmation
Any 1 to 8 characters displayed as ##...
OK
Checks that the old password entered was correct, accepts the new password and modifies the user environment without changing the application files.
Cancel
Cancels the new password and retains the old password.
IMPORTANT : If the password is lost.
A password that is lost cannot be recovered.
Loss of a User password :
• The Super User deletes the old User and creates a new user with a new password.
Loss of the Super User password :
• Contact your Telemecanique representative
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2.2-3 Change access rights
Task reserved for the Super User
The dialog box displayed changes the access rights of users only (not the Super User).
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User name
Scrolls down the list of user names declared in the X-TEL software workshop.
Selects the user name before modifying the access rights.
Access rights
Before the rights are modified, the previous rights are displayed
Change the access rights as required.
OK
Confirms the new rights and closes the dialog box.
Cancel
Abandons modification and retains the old access rights.
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2.2-4 Delete a User
Task reserved for the Super User
This action prohibits the deleted User from accessing the X-TEL workshop but does not modify the applications contained in the software workshop.
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Delete
Scrolls down the list of user names stored in the X-TEL software workshop.
Select the user name before deleting it.
OK
Deletes the User name and cancels access rights to the X-TEL software workshop.
Cancel
Abandons deletion and does not perform the modification.
2.3
Keymgr menu
This menu accesses the Key Manager function, used to manage the software keys (see section 12 part C).
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3.1
Presentation
This window is the first in the X-TEL tree structure and is opened by the X-TEL icon in the Telemecanique group.
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B
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D
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This window contains :
• An action bar.
• Two toolbars.
• Two presentation zones : Volumes and Projects.
• An information zone.
The action bar in the X-TEL : Software Workshop window shows typical menus which appear in the general layout (part B).
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Volumes
3.2-1 Presentation
A volume in the X-TEL workshop is a user work space on a logical drive.
This drive can be a hard disk partition or a diskette.
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D
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X-TEL volumes are given a volume name specifying the logical drive which supports the volume (eg : D:XPROPRJ). It is possible to associate a label with the volume to make the volume name more explicit than XPROPRJ (eg : D:PRJ_TEST). The directory name on disk will always be XPROPRJ.
The Volumes menu in the X-TEL : Software Workshop window enables the user to create, delete, archive, back up/restore and learn.
The contextual menu for an icon accesses the following commands : run, set parameters, delete, purge, backup, learn and access the help function.
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X-TEL : Software Workshop primary window
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• Create
Creates a new volume on a logical drive.
A dialog box is displayed to assist creation.
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E
On
Lists all the logical drives declared on the programming terminal. Select the name of the required drive.
Name (optional)
This zone is used to enter the name of the volume which is to be created (up to 8 characters).
OK
If the volume was not previously defined : creates the volume. Its icon appears in the volumes window.
If the volume already exists on the selected logical drive, a message asks for confirmation before replacing the old volume or aborting the operation.
Cancel
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• Delete
Deletes a volume from the X-TEL workshop.
This action deletes the XPROPRJ directory as well as any existing tree structure in this directory. All data (application, context, environment) related to the projects in this volume is deleted.
Delete a volume
Before deleting a volume, it is possible to select the icon associated with the volume to be deleted.
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Delete
The volume selected for deletion is displayed in the field.
If the field is blank, the name of the volume to be deleted may be entered directly.
OK
Starts deletion. Deletion may take a while to execute since it deletes the entire tree structure and contents of the volume.
The icon associated with the volume is also deleted.
Cancel
Cancels deletion. No information is deleted or modified in the X-TEL workshop.
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• Back up on diskettes
Saves a volume in the X-TEL workshop on diskette(s).
This action saves the XPROPRJ directory and all the files within this directory on one or more diskettes. All data (application, context, environment) related to the projects in this volume is saved.
Selecting the Back up on diskettes command in the Volume menu displays the following dialog box :
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D
E
Backup
This zone enables the user to specify the name of the element to be saved
(eg. D:\XPROPRJ).
On
Name of the drive on which the element will be saved (A: or B:).
OK
Starts backup. The command is executed in an OS/2 window and the prompts for the user to insert diskettes are managed by the operating system.
Cancel
Cancels backup .
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• Restore from diskettes
Restores a volume to the X-TEL workshop from one or more diskettes.
This action restores a volume saved on one or more diskettes to the X-TEL workshop.
All data (application, context, environment) related to the projects in this volume are restored.
Selecting the Restore from diskettes command in the Volume menu displays the following dialog box :
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D
E
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Restore
Name of the drive where the backup diskettes are located (A: or B:).
On
Name of the drive to which the data will be restored.
OK
Activates restore. The command is executed in an OS/2 window and the prompts for the user to insert diskettes are managed by the operating system.
Cancel
Cancels restore.
• Learn
Opens the notebook for the Learn function (see part C, section 11).
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3.2-3 Volume contextual menu
This is used to access various commands and is accessed by clicking on the icon for the selected volume (click on right-hand mouse button).
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• Run
Opens the X-TEL : Volume primary window
• Set parameters...
Opens a notebook which enables the name of the volume to be modified and described.
Description
Used to associate a comment with the selected object.
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Name
Used to rename the existing volume.
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• Delete
Opens a dialog box for deleting the selected volume.
• Purge
Opens a dialog box for running disk space optimization. This operation works by deleting files which can be recreated automatically.
Optimization can be improved by deleting documentation files.
• Backup on diskettes
Opens a dialog box for saving the selected volume on diskette.
• Learn
Opens a dialog box for accessing the Learn function. This function is described in section 11, part C.
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3.2-4 Communication menu
This menu is used to select the communication mode and the type of connection between the X-TEL software workshop and a local or remote station.
See details in section 4 part C.
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3.2-5 Information zone
This is used to display and also modify :
• Object descriptions,
• Network and station addresses,
• The communication driver.
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3.3
Projects
All the projects are displayed in the form of an icon which has an associated project name.
This presentation zone is described in full in section 4.2 of part C.
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The path for accessing the contents of the volume is:
X-TEL
X-TEL : Software Workshop
X-TEL : Volume
The X-TEL : Volume primary window is displayed after the user:
Double-clicks on the volume icon
Selects the icon
Starts execution
Press Tab
Press F2
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This window contains :
• An action bar.
• Two toolbars
• Four presentation zones : Projects, Stations, Networks and Project Tools.
• Two information zones
The menu bar of the X-TEL: VOLUME window offers the user access to the standard menus that are described in X-TEL Environment (Part B).
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Projects
4.2-1 Presentation
All the projects are displayed in the form of an icon which has an associated project name.
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The Projects menu in the action bar accesses the following commands : create, copy/ paste, delete, backup/restore and learn.
The context menu accesses the following commands : run, set parameters, copy, duplicate, delete, purge, backup, learn, help.
4.2-2 Projects Menu
The Copy and Paste commands available at project level are used to copy an existing project from the displayed volume to another volume.
Copy and Paste can be used to back up a complete project to a diskette if it does not exceed the storage capacity of the diskette.
The Backup and Restore commands available at project level are used to
• back up (save) a project to one or more diskettes.
• restore a project from diskettes (backed up under project or station) to a volume.
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• Create
Creates a new X-TEL project and the associated icon.
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Type
Displays the type of project, the default Telemecanique project in X-TEL is prj7.
New
Entry field from the list of the project names to be created, separated by a space or comma.
Each name consists of a string of 1 to 8 alphanumeric characters: letters from A to Z, numbers from 0 to 9. Other characters allowed: ! @ # $ % & - _ ~ ^ () {}
OK
If the project was not previously defined, it is created, its icon is displayed and the project may be used.
If the project already exists, X-TEL warns the user and requests permission to replace it :
- No: The project is not replaced and no data is created or modified.
- Yes: The project is replaced by a new one with the same name. Data for the original project is lost.
Cancel
Cancels the action in progress.
No modifications are made.
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• Delete
Before deleting a project the user should select the icon(s) of the project(s) to delete.
Deletion deletes the icon associated with the project and also all project-related data.
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Delete
The project(s) selected for deletion are displayed in the delete field.
If the field is blank, the user can enter the names of the project to delete directly from the keyboard.
OK
Validates the deletion. The delete procedure may take a while to execute as it deletes the entire project tree structure and contents.
The project icon is also deleted.
Cancel
Cancels the deletion. No data is deleted or modified in the X-TEL workshop.
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• Copy
The Copy-Paste actions use an OS/2 resource called the clipboard.
The Copy function writes the selected project(s) to the clipboard.
The user should select the object(s) to copy before issuing the copy command.
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Copy
Displays the names of the selected projects.
OK
Starts the copy action. Any data in the clipboard is overwritten.
Cancel
Cancels the copy action without changing the contents of the clipboard.
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• Paste
The Paste function retrieves the contents (if any) of the clipboard. To paste a project, the clipboard must contain one or more projects.
Pasting a project copies all the project data from any volume to the current volume.
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Paste
Displays the names of the projects in the clipboard.
OK
If there is no project with the same name the paste action is performed. The icon is displayed with the same name as the copied project.
If a project with the same name already exists X-TEL warns the user and requests permission to replace it.
- Yes: The project is replaced, overwriting the previous project with the same name.
- No: The paste action is not performed and the request is abandoned for this project.
No data is created or modified.
Cancel
Cancels the paste action. No data is deleted or modified in X-TEL.
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• Back up on diskettes
Saves on diskette(s) a project selected from the Projects presentation zone in the X-TEL workshop.
This action backs up (stores) the entire project on one or more diskettes. All data
(application, context, environment) for the project is backed up.
This backed-up project may be fully restored under a Project window. Each station in this project can also be restored under a Station window.
Selecting the Backup action from the Project menu displays the following dialog box.
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Backup
This field lets the user enter the name of the selected project to be backed-up (eg.
oven3).
On
Name of the drive on which the project will be saved (A: or B:).
Option
Enables compression mode to be used when backing up.
If this option is selected, it will not be possible to restore the project using an X-TEL software workshop version earlier than V6.
OK
Starts the backup action. The command is executed in an OS/2 window and the prompts for the user to insert diskettes are managed by the operating system.
Cancel
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• Restore from diskettes
Restores a project to the Project presentation zone from one or more diskettes. This action restores to the Project presentation zone of the X-TEL workshop a project saved on one or more diskettes. All data (application, context, environment) related to the project is restored.
B
If a station has been backed up on diskette in the Station window, since these diskettes contain the station project and the station, this project (with the station) can be restored in the Project window.
When the Restore action is selected from the Project menu, the following dialog box is displayed:
Restore
Name of the drive where the backup diskettes are located (A: or B:).
OK
Starts the restore action. The command is executed in an OS/2 window and the prompts to insert diskettes are managed by the operating system.
Cancel
Cancels the restore action.
• Learn
Opens the notebook for the Learn function (see part C, section 11)
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4.2-3 Project contextual menu
This provides access to various commands and is accessed by clicking on the project icon (click on right mouse button).
• Run
Opens the primary X-TEL: Project window
• Set parameters...
Opens a notebook for associating a comment and a name with the selected object.
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Comment :
Entry field where a description of the object can be entered (80 char.).
Undo
Reinitializes the entry field.
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• Name
Renames an existing project.
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Previous name
Displays the name of the selected project
New name
Entry field where the user can enter the new project name (up to 8 characters)
Undo
Reinitializes the entry field
• Copy
Opens a dialog box which enables an object reference to be copied into the OS/2 clipboard.
Copy
When the dialog box is opened it contains the name of the selected objects. Can be modified.
OK
Copies an object reference into the clipboard.
Cancel
Cancels the action.
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• Duplicate
Opens a dialog box which copies the selected project into the same logical space and renames it.
Name
Entry field where the user can enter the project name to be created (up to 8 char.).
Comment
Entry field where the user can add a comment relating to the object to be created (80 char.).
OK
Confirms the action.
Cancel
Cancels the action.
• Delete
Opens a dialog box for deleting objects.
On deletion, all the data associated with the objects will also be deleted.
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Deletion
When the dialog box is opened, it contains the name of the selected objects. The user completes or modifies the list of objects for deletion.
OK
Deletes the selected objects.
Cancel
Cancels the action.
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• Purge
Opens a dialog box for running disk space optimization. This operation works by deleting files which can be recreated automatically.
Optimization can be improved by deleting documentation files.
B
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Option
Confirms deletion of documentation files.
OK
Confirms the action.
Cancel
Cancels the action.
• Back up on diskettes
Saves a selected project on one or more diskettes.
See Project Menu.
• Learn
Opens the notebook for the Learn function. This function is described in section 11 of part C.
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4.2-4 Communication menu
This menu is used to select the communication mode and the type of connection between the X-TEL software workshop and a local or remote station :
• TSXPC01 terminal port driver
Use of the driver, supplied as standard with the X-TEL software workshop. This mode is selected by default.
• UNTLW01 UNI-TELWAY bus driver
The use of this driver is described in part B, section 5.8-1.
Depending on the driver configuration, the programming terminal is switched :
- either to a UNI-TELWAY bus,
- or to a telephone network via a modem (internal or external), which also enables remote maintenance of an installation some distance away.
• MAPWAY, MAPWAY01 or ETHWAY, ETHWAY01 network driver
The programming terminal must be fitted with a TSX MAP PC 742 or TSX ETH PC 101 card and the associated driver. The programming terminal is connected directly to the network.
• FIPWAY network or FIP01 FIPIO bus driver
The programming terminal must have the driver supplied separately as a diskette with a card to be installed in the terminal (TSX FPC 10 with FTX507 or TSX FPP K200M with FTX 417-40).
Depending on the driver configuration, the programming terminal is switched :
- either to a FIPWAY network,
- or to a FIPIO bus.
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4.2-5 Information zones
These are used to display and also modify :
• Object descriptions,
• Network and station addresses,
• The communication driver.
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4.3
Stations
Refer to section 5.2 in part C.
B
4.4
Networks
Refer to section 5.3 in part C.
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4.5
Project tools
Refer to section 7 in part C.
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5.1
Presentation
The X-TEL: Project window displays the architecture of a project.
The path for accessing the contents of the volume is :
X-TEL
X-TEL Software Workshop
X-TEL Volume
X-TEL Project
The X-TEL: Project primary window is displayed after the user :
Double-clicks on the project icon
Selects the icon
Starts execution
Press Tab
Press F2
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This window contains an action bar, two toolbars and three presentation zones :
• Stations : contains the icons of the various stations of the project.
• Networks : contains the icons of the networks declared in the project. This window is only displayed if at least one network tool or function is installed on the programming terminal (NETDIAG, PL7-NET).
• Project Tools : displays project level tools.
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5.2
Stations
5.2-1 Presentation
This zone presents all the stations declared in the project and identified by the X-TEL software workshop. The various types of station are described in the Appendix.
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If the stations presentation zone is selected, the Stations menu in the action bar gives access to the create, copy/paste, delete, archive, backup/restore and learn commands.
The contextual menu for a station gives access to the run, set parameters, copy, duplicate, delete, purge, put, get, back up on diskettes, learn and help commands.
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5.2-2 Stations menu
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• Create
Creates a new station and its icon in an X-TEL project.
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Type
Displays the types of station available and declared in X-TEL. Select a station from the list (refer to the Appendix for a brief description of the various stations available).
New
Station name entry zone. If several stations of the same type have to be created, enter the name of each station and separate them with a space or a comma.
Each name consists of a string of 1 to 8 alphanumeric characters : letters A to Z, numbers
0 to 9.
Other characters allowed : ! @ # $ % & - _ ~ ( ) { }.
OK
If the station was not previously defined, it is created and its icon displayed. It can be configured immediately.
If the station already exists, X-TEL warns the user and requests permission to replace it.
- No : The existing station is not replaced. No modifications are made.
- Yes : The existing station is replaced by a new one with the same name containing no application. Data defined for the original station is lost.
Cancel
Cancels the action.
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• Delete
Before deleting a station, the user should select the station(s) to delete by selecting their icons.
Deletion deletes the window, its icon and all related data.
B
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Delete
The station(s) selected for deletion are displayed in the delete field.
If the field is blank, the user can enter the name of the station to delete directly from the keyboard.
OK
Validates the deletion. The delete procedure may take a while to execute as it deletes the entire station tree structure and contents.
The station icon is also deleted.
Cancel
Cancels the deletion. No data is deleted or modified in the X-TEL workshop.
• Copy
The Copy-Paste mechanism uses an OS/2 resource called the clipboard.
The Copy function writes the selected station(s) to the clipboard.
Copy
Displays the names of the selected stations.
OK
Starts the copy action. Any data in the clipboard is overwritten.
Cancel
Cancels the copy action without changing the contents of the clipboard.
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• Paste
The Paste function retrieves the contents (if any) of the clipboard. To paste a station, the clipboard must contain one or more stations.
Pasting a station copies all the data in one project station to a station in another project.
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Paste
Displays the contents of the clipboard (one or more station names).
OK
If there is no station with the same name :
The paste action is performed immediately. The station icon is displayed with the same name as the copied station.
If a station with the same name already exists :
X-TEL warns the user and requests permission to replace it.
- Yes : The existing station is replaced, overwriting the previous station with the same name.
- No : The paste action is not performed. No data is created or modified.
Cancel
Cancels the paste action. No data is deleted or modified in the X-TEL workshop.
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• Back up on diskettes
Saves on diskette(s) a station selected from the Station presentation zone in the X-TEL workshop.
This action backs up (stores) the entire station on one or more diskettes. All data
B
This backed-up station may be fully restored under a Station or Project window.
Selecting the Backup action from the Stations menu displays the following dialog box.
Backup
This field is used to specify the name of the selected station to be backed up (eg.
Oven_5).
On
Name of the logical drive to back up on (A: or B:).
Option
Enables compression mode to be used during backup.
OK
Starts the backup action. The command is run in an OS/2 window and the prompts for the user to insert diskettes are managed by the operating system.
Cancel
Cancels the backup action.
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• Restore from diskettes
Restores a station from one or more backup diskettes. The diskettes can be those of a station backed up in the Stations window or of a project backed up in the Projects window
(in which case, one of the stations from the backed-up project is restored).
Restoring at station level
When the Restore action is selected from the Stations menu in the Stations presentation zone, the following dialog box is displayed :
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Restore
1st list :
2nd list : name of the drive where the backup diskettes are located (A: or B:), list of stations on the diskettes.
OK
Starts the restore action. The command is executed in an OS/2 window and the user prompts to insert diskettes are managed by the operating system.
Cancel
Cancels the restore action.
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Reconstructing the environment
When a station is backed up, its original project could contain information linked to the station but stored at project level. As this information is not backed up, it cannot be restored, and must therefore be reconstructed for the project in which the station is
B a message is displayed and the station is valid but with an incomplete environment at project level.
Checking network connections when restoring
When a station is backed up, it could be connected to several networks. The project where the station is restored may not have the same network configuration as the original project and consequently the software will examine each connection in order to establish its validity.
If the station was connected, the state of the connections is displayed to the user in a dialog box indicating the original connections and the connections after it has been restored.
The user can therefore either confirm the connections by pressing <Enter> or reject them by clicking on Disconnect.
• Archive
Opens the Archive function notebook. This function is described in section 10, part C.
• Learn
Opens the Learn function notebook. This function is described in section 11, part C.
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5.2-3 Station contextual menu
This provides access to various commands and is accessed by clicking on the station icon (click on right mouse button).
C
• Run
Opens the X-TEL : Station primary window
• Set parameters
Opens a notebook where the user can enter the station address, its description and can change its name.
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Local address
Network address entry field
In a project the stations are either standalone or can communicate with each other.
When a network is used, or there is a UNI-TELWAY or FIPIO link, a station has an
B is used by the station tools which work in online mode.
Depending on the type of station connection, the connection address can be written in three different formats : network address, UNI-TELWAY address or FIPIO address.
- Station network address : with a default setting of 0.254.
This enables physical connection to a station. For logical access to a station, it is necessary to enter the address.
The format is NN.SS, with a default setting of 0.254.
Enter the address used to access the station from the X-TEL software workshop.
NN = 0 to 127,
SS = 0 to 63.
- Station UNI-TELWAY address : entry format is NN.SS.5.rm.cc.
NN.SS : network address of the UNI-TELWAY link master station, with a default setting of 0.254.
NN = 0 to 127,
SS = 0 to 63.
rm : Rack address for a TSX SCM UNI-TELWAY link master module.
rm = 0 to 119.
rm = 255 for a TSX SCI integral UNI-TELWAY interface.
cc : Channel number assigned to the station.
cc = 100 to 199.
- Station FIPIO address : entry format is NN.SS.8.2.cp.(0 to 15).
NN.SS : Network address of the PLC connected to the FIPIO bus, with a default setting of 0.254.
NN = 0 to 127 (network number),
SS = 0 to 63 (station number).
cp: Target connection point (0 to 63).
The field located below the address entry field lists the network addresses which are already defined for that station. Up to 4 addresses may be defined (a PLC can be connected to a maximum of 4 networks).
OK
Saves the specified working address.
If an incorrect entry is made, a message is displayed and the system waits for the user to make a new entry to correct the error or cancel the entire operation.
Cancel
Cancels the action and closes the dialog box. No modifications are made to data in
X-TEL.
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Comment
Used to associate a comment with the selected object.
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Name
Used to rename the existing station.
• Copy
Used to copy a reference for the objects to the OS/2 clipboard. These objects can then be pasted from the clipboard.
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• Duplicate
Opens a dialog box for making a copy of the selected station into the same logical space and renaming it.
• Delete
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• Purge
Opens a dialog box for running disk space optimization. This operation works by deleting files which can be recreated automatically.
Optimization can be improved by deleting documentation files.
• Put
Opens the Archive function notebook at the Put page. This function is described in Part
C, section 10.
• Get
Opens the Archive function notebook at the Get page. This function is described in
Part C, section 10.
• Back up on diskettes
Opens a dialog box which enables the user to back up the selected station on diskettes.
• Learn
Opens the notebook for the Learn function. This function is described in Part C, section 11.
5.2-4 Communication menu
This menu is used to choose the communication mode and type of connection between the X-TEL software workshop and a local or remote station.
See Part C, section 4.2-4.
5.2-5 Information zones
These are used to display and also modify :
• Object descriptions,
• Network and station addresses,
• The communication driver.
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5.3
Project tools and network presentation zones
• Project tools
This zone contains the icons of the tools declared as usable in the project. In this zone the user can :
- select the project tool with which he wishes to work,
- manage all the tools relating to a project.
The Project Tools and Station Tools zones have the same functions and are described in Part C, section 7.
• Networks
This zone contains the icons of the networks declared for the project. In this zone the user can :
- select the network on which he wishes to work,
- manage all the networks for a project.
This zone can only be accessed if the PL7-NET network function has been installed on the programming terminal. All functions which can be accessed from this zone are described in the TXT DM PL7 NET V6E manual (network installation software).
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6.1
Presentation
In the present version of the X-TEL software workshop, the X-TEL : Station window is used to display PLC stations.
The X-TEL : Station window displays the programs and tools available for use with the station.
The path for accessing the station is :
X-TEL
X-TEL Software Workshop
X-TEL Volume
X-TEL Project
X-TEL Station
The X-TEL : Station primary window is displayed after the user :
C
Double-clicks on the required station icon
Selects the icon
Starts execution
Press Tab
Press F2
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The Station window contains :
• An action bar
• A toolbar
B
• Two presentation zones :
Station Tools which displays station level tools that can be used for design or setup and maintenance functions.
Functions which displays the icons of the various configured functions used to program, debug and maintain the station.
• Two information zones
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6.2
Functions
6.2-1 Presentation
All the control system functions available in the X-TEL software workshop are displayed in this zone. A function is unique to a station and is identified by its name.
To access the functions, they must first be installed on the programming terminal and declared.
C
The functions available depend on the type of station :
TSX17 Station PL7-2,
TSX27/47 Station PL7-2,
TSXV3 Station PL7-3,
TSXV4 Station
PMXV4 Station
TSXV5 Station
PMXV5 Station
PL7-3, PL7-COM, PL7-AXE, BRIDGE, PL7-PCL, PL7-MMI,
PL7-3, PL7-COM, PL7-AXE, PL7-PCL, PL7-PMS, PL7-MMI,
PL7-3, PL7-COM, PL7-AXE, BRIDGE, PL7-PCL, PL7-MMI,
PL7-3, PL7-COM, PL7-AXE, PL7-PCL, PL7-PMS/PMS2,
PL7-MMI.
MICRO Station PL7-JUNIOR
PREMIUM Station PL7-JUNIOR
If the Functions presentation zone is selected, the create, copy/paste and delete commands can be accessed from the Functions menu under the action bar.
The run, set parameters, copy, delete, import, export and help commands can be accessed from the contextual menu for a Function.
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6.2-2 Functions Menu
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• Create
Is used to declare a new function in an X-TEL station.
New
Displays the functions installed in the X-TEL software workshop and available to the station. Select one or more functions from the list.
OK
If the function was not previously declared, it is created and its icon displayed. The function can be used immediately.
If the function already exists, X-TEL warns the user and requests permission to replace it.
- No : The existing function is not replaced. No modifications are made.
- Yes : The existing function is replaced by a new one with the same name. Any existing data and programs are lost.
Cancel
Cancels the action.
No modifications are made.
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• Delete
Before deleting a function, the user should select the function(s) to delete by selecting the associated icons.
Deletion deletes the window, its icon and also all related programs and data.
Delete
The function(s) selected for deletion are displayed in the delete field.
If the field is blank, the user can enter the name of the function to delete directly from the keyboard.
OK
Validates the deletion. The delete procedure may take a while to execute as it deletes all data for the function.
The associated icon is also deleted.
Cancel
Cancels the delete action. No data is deleted or modified in X-TEL.
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• Copy
The Copy-Paste mechanism uses an OS/2 resource called the clipboard.
The Copy action writes the selected function(s) to the clipboard.
B
C
Copy
Displays the names of the selected functions.
OK
Starts the copy action. Any data in the clipboard is overwritten.
Cancel
Cancels the copy action without changing the contents of the clipboard.
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• Paste
The Paste action retrieves the contents (if any) of the clipboard. To paste a function, the clipboard must contain one or more functions.
Pasting a function copies all the data in one station function to a function in another station.
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Paste
Displays the contents of the clipboard (one or more function names).
OK
If there is no function of the same type already installed in the station and if the function selected for pasting is compatible with the target station, the paste action is performed.
The newly pasted function icon is displayed with the same name as the copied function.
If a function of the same type already exists, X-TEL warns the user and requests permission to replace it.
- Yes : The existing function is replaced, overwriting the previous function of the same type.
- No : The paste action is not performed. No data is created or modified.
Cancel
Cancels the paste action. No data is deleted or modified in X-TEL.
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6.2-3 The function contextual menu
This provides access to various commands and is accessed by clicking on the selected function icon (click on right mouse button).
B
• Run
Displays the function primary window.
• Set parameters
Opens a notebook for associating a comment with the selected object
Comment :
Entry field where the user can enter the description of the object (80 char.).
Undo :
Reinitializes the entry field
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• Import/Export
Import : the user can import data and program files into the X-TEL software workshop.
Export : the user can export program and data files from the X-TEL software workshop.
Import/Export are common to several tools and functions, and are therefore described in Part C, section 8.
6.2-4 Communication menu
This menu is used to select the communication mode and type of connection between the X-TEL software workshop and a local or remote station.
See Part C, section 4.2-4.
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6.2-5 Information zones
These are used to display and also modify :
• Object descriptions,
• Network and station addresses,
• The communication driver.
6.3
Station tools
This zone contains the icons of the tools declared as usable by the station. In this zone the user can :
• select the tool with which he wishes to work,
• manage all tools relating to a station.
The Station Tools and Project Tools zones have the same functions and are fully described in Part C, section 7.
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7.1
Presentation
7.1-1 Review of the various tools
There are two levels of tool zone :
• Project Level for project tools,
• Station Level for station tools.
The standard tools are :
• Station tools :
- XTEL-Control :
- XTEL-SDBASE :
Accessible by all PLCs,
Accessible by all TSX 17/27/47, TSX V3/V4/V5, PMX V4/V5 stations,
Accessible by all TSX/PMX V4 and TSX/PMX V5 stations,
Accessible by all TSX/PMX V4 stations,
Accessible by all TSX/PMX V5 stations.
- XTEL-Transfer :
- XTEL-MEM :
- XTEL-CONF :
The optional tools are :
• Project tools :
- PL7-NET :
- XTEL-DOC
- XTEL-MOD
- NETDIAG :
• Station tools :
- XTEL-DOC :
- XTEL-MOD :
For projects using networks,
For projects using networks.
- APPLIDIAG :
- SYSDIAG :
- MAX :
Accessible by all PLCs,
Accessible by all TSX V3, TSX/PMX V4 and TSX/PMX V5 stations,
Accessible by all TSX/PMX V4 and V5 stations,
Accessible by all PLCs,
Accessible by all TSX/PMX V5 stations
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7.1-2 Tools zone access path
X-TEL
X-TEL Software Workshop
X-TEL Volume
X-TEL Project
X-TEL Station
Project Tools
Station Tools
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7.1-3 Tools (project or station)
All tools available for a project or station are displayed in this zone as icons. A tool is unique for a project or station and is identified by its name.
B
If the Tools presentation zone is selected, the Tools menu under the action bar accesses the creation, copy/paste, delete and archive (Project Tools) commands.
The tool contextual menu accesses the run, set parameters, copy, delete, import, export, Put/Get (Project Tools) and help commands.
7.2
Tools menu
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7.2-1 Create
Used to declare a new X-TEL tool.
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New
Displays the tools installed in X-TEL and available to the project or station. Select one or more tools from the list.
OK
If the tool was not previously declared, it is created and its icon displayed. It can be used immediately.
If the tool already exists, X-TEL warns the user and requests permission to replace it :
- No : The existing tool is not replaced. No modifications are made.
- Yes : The existing tool is replaced. Any existing data is lost.
Cancel
Cancels the action.
No data is created or modified.
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7.2-2 Delete
Before deleting a tool, the user should select the tool(s) to delete by selecting the associated icons.
Deletion deletes the zone, its icon and also all related programs and data.
B
C
Delete
The tool(s) selected for deletion are displayed in the delete field.
If the field is blank, the user can enter the name of the tool to delete directly from the keyboard.
OK
Validates the deletion. The delete procedure may take a while to execute as it deletes all data relating to the tool.
The tool icon is also deleted from the zone.
Cancel
Cancels the delete action. No data is deleted or modified in X-TEL.
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7.2-3 Copy
The Copy-Paste mechanism uses an OS/2 resource called the clipboard.
The Copy function writes the selected tool(s) to the clipboard.
Copy
Displays the names of the selected tools.
OK
Starts the copy action. Any data in the clipboard is overwritten.
Cancel
Cancels the copy action without changing the contents of the clipboard.
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7.2-4 Paste
The Paste action retrieves the contents (if any) of the clipboard. To paste a tool, the clipboard must contain one or more tools of the same level (Project or Station).
Copying and Pasting a tool copies all the data of a tool to another tool at Project or Station level.
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Paste
Displays the name of the tool in the clipboard.
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If there is no tool of the same type already installed, and if the tool is compatible with the context or the station, the paste action is performed. The newly pasted tool icon is displayed with the same name as the copied tool.
If a tool of the same type already exists :
X-TEL warns the user and requests permission to replace it.
- Yes : The existing tool is overwritten and replaced by the new tool.
- No : The paste action is not completed. No data is created or modified.
Cancel
Cancels the paste action. No data is deleted or modified in X-TEL.
7.2-5 Archive (Project Tools)
Opens the Archive function notebook. This function is described in section 10, part C.
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Tool contextual menu
This accesses various commands and is accessed by clicking on the selected tool icon
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• Run
Displays the tool primary window.
• Set parameters
Opens a notebook for associating a comment with the selected object.
Comment :
Entry field where the user can enter the description of the object (80 char.).
Undo :
Reinitializes the entry field
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• Copy
Copies a reference for the objects to the OS/2 clipboard. These objects can then be pasted from the clipboard. See 7.2-3
• Delete
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Note : For certain tools, the contextual menu provides access to the Import/Export functions (see section 8 - Part C).
• Put (Project Tools)
Opens the Archive function notebook at the Put page. This function is described in section 10, part C.
• Get (Project Tools)
Opens the Learn function notebook at the Get page. This function is described in section 10, part C.
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Presentation
The Import and Export functions are available from the pull-down menus of the following icons :
• Functions : PL7-2, PL7-3, PL7-COM, PL7-AXE, PL7-PCL, PL7-PMS, PL7-MMI,
• Tools : CONF, MEM and TRANSFER.
These functions are used to Import data and program files into the X-TEL software workshop, and
Export data and program files from the workshop.
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Import
This function copies files located outside the software workshop into the directory of a function or a tool declared in an X-TEL station.
The files to import are selected by specifying their location in the system tree structure
(directory, sub-directory).
The screen is split into two separate zones by a thick horizontal line.
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8.2-1 Display zone
This is the upper part of the screen, above the horizontal line.
The two fields in this zone display exactly what will be imported.
Import file(s)
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Displays the file(s) to import. This field remains unchanged and displays *.* until a file to import has been selected.
To directory
Displays the current directory as soon as the dialog box is opened. To be complete the destination address must also show the level : Appli or Mod.
8.2-2 Working zone
This zone lets the user select two addresses, the source and the destination, and is split into two parts :
• Source : selection zone for the address or addresses of the files to transfer,
• Destination : optional selection of the destination directory.
Source Directories box
Double-click on a directory name in the list, to go down a level.
The directory box is updated and displays the sub-directories of the selected directory.
Repeat this action until the destination directory is selected.
Source Files box
All the files which can be accessed from the selected directory are automatically displayed.
To select one or more files, click on their name or names.
Several files : Shift + arrow keys or use the mouse, or Ctrl + click on left mouse button for each file.
Single file : Click on left mouse button.
Destination Directories box
Click on one of the directory names in the list before confirming the action. This selection is important when importing a file into a PL7-X function (a file which is imported into an incorrect location cannot be accessed). For further information, refer to the appropriate user manual.
OK
Confirms the copy action and copies the files listed in the Import field to the location selected in the Directories field.
Cancel
Cancels the action in progress.
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Export
This action copies files generated in X-TEL to a destination location outside the software workshop (hard disk or diskette).
It is used to exchange basic files with different stations and back up applications to disk.
The files to export are selected by specifying their location in the system tree structure
(directory, sub-directory).
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The screen is split into two separate fields by a thick horizontal line.
8.3-1 Display zone
This is the upper part of the screen, above the horizontal line.
The two fields in this zone display exactly what will be exported.
Export file(s)
Displays the file(s) to export. This field remains unchanged and displays *.* until a file to export has been selected.
To directory
Displays the current logical drive as soon as the dialog box is opened.
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8.3-2 Working zone
This zone lets the user select two addresses, the source and the destination, and is split into two parts :
• Source : selection zone for the address or addresses of the files to transfer,
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• Destination : optional selection of the destination directory.
Source Directories box
When exporting a file generated in an application-specific function, this box offers the choice between Appli. or Mod. Select the required location.
If a tool is selected, this dialog box is not used.
Source Files box
All the files that can be accessed from the selected directory are automatically displayed.
To select one or more files, click on their name or names.
Several files : Shift + arrow key or use the mouse, or Ctrl + click on left mouse button for each file.
Single file : Click on left mouse button.
Destination Directories box
Double-click on the required logical drive to go down a level.
The directory box is updated and displays the directories available in the selected logical drive.
Repeat this operation until the correct directory or sub-directory level is reached.
The XPROPRJ user directory in X-TEL is not displayed.
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Confirms the copy action and copies the files listed in the export field to the location selected in the directory field.
Cancel
Cancels the action in progress.
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Presentation
The X-TEL Browser provides the user with quick and easy access to an X-TEL window, tool or function.
The selected element can be accessed by progressively selecting the correct level. At any time, the Browser screen displays five lists representing five of the eleven levels available.
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To reach the required element, the user must move through the X-TEL software workshop hierarchy, layer by layer. Once a level is selected, the next accessible level is displayed. Once the fifth level is reached, the lists displayed are automatically shifted, and so on until the eleventh and final level is reached. The browser functions can be accessed :
By clicking successively on the required element displayed in each list.
Once the final element is reached, double-clicking on the element will launch its execution.
By using the Cursor Up and Cursor Down keys, the user can select the required element. The Cursor Right key lets the user access the next lower level. Pressing <Enter> will launch execution of the selected element.
To go back up the hierarchy, simply select the required element :
By clicking directly on the required element in the list corresponding to the level to reach. Use the horizontal scroll bar if this level is not displayed.
By using the Cursor Left key, the user can access the previous level. The
Cursor Up and Cursor Down keys let the user select the required element from the list. Pressing <Enter> will launch execution of the selected element.
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The projects stored on diskette are only displayed in the Volumes list if the "Search on diskette"
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Accessing the Browser
There are two possible ways to access the Browser :
• From the Telemecanique Group by selecting X-TEL Browser.
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Warning
To retain the various access rights, the "Request password" option must be selected from the Options menu.
If this option is selected, after the Browser is launched, the User Identification window
(refer to Part C, section 2.1-2) is displayed and the user must enter a name and password in order to access the Browser.
If the "Request password" option is not selected, the Browser is launched directly
• by selecting Browser in the first menu which can be accessed from all software workshop primary windows.
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Browser launched from primary windows first menu
X-TEL Browser icon
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Run
Exit
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Minimize during use
Confirm run
Search on diskette
Request password
Shortcut -> Run
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Keyboard help
Mouse help
Information ...
(1) The names of the last five items run, displayed with their full Station/Project/Volume access path.
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Actions Menu
The Actions menu displays the following functions :
Run
Launches execution of the element selected from the list displayed at the right of the
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Exit
Exits the Browser.
Names of the last five items run from the Browser
The last five items run from the Browser window are displayed. Selecting an item from the list allows the user to :
• Automatically move to the corresponding element in the Browser lists,
• Launch execution of the selected element, if the "Shortcut -> Run" option is selected.
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Communication Menu
The communication menu is identical to the one that can be accessed from all primary windows (refer to Part C, section 4.2-4).
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Options Menu
The Options menu is used to access the following functions :
Minimize during use
Reduces the Browser window to an icon while the selected element is running, otherwise the Browser window remains open and stays in the background.
Confirm run
Displays a message requesting user confirmation, each time a selected element is launched for execution.
Search on diskette
Displays projects on diskette in the Volumes list. Not selecting this function reduces the time required to launch the Browser.
Request password
Displays the User Identification window requiring the user to enter a name and password
(refer to section 2.1-2) before the Browser can be run when it is launched by selecting the X-TEL Browser item in the Telemecanique group.
Once selected, this option can only be cancelled by the Super User or a user with
Program Min. and Program Max. access rights.
Shortcut-> Run
Used to open a window or launch a tool or function selected from the list under the Action menu in the Browser window.
Reminder : An option is validated by entering a tick mark next to its name in the Options menu.
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10 Archive function
10.1 Presentation
10.1-1 General
Objects which can be archived are stations and project tools.
The archive function enables the following operations to be performed :
• save a station or project tool to an archive space which is separate from the XTEL workspaces.
• restore a station or project tool to the user's workspace.
• handle access conflicts and data integrity in the archive spaces.
• optimize the disk space occupied by an XTEL object.
• facilitate development of a control system project by a number of people.
• manage the versions of an object which can be archived.
• associate information with an object which can be archived.
The user can set the parameters for the archive actions and create or select archive spaces. An archive space has the same structure as a workspace, but the volume is called XPROARCH instead of XPROPRJ. An object has the same project name in a workspace and in its archives. This makes the management of project names transparent.
An archive space can be located on a diskette.
The user can then Put, Get, Lock and Unlock objects in the archive space. The lock/ unlock mechanism enables multi-user operation of the software workshop with no danger of data collision.
There can be several versions of an archive. The user can delete some or all of the versions of an archive, and can view the log of the archive actions and the versions of an archive.
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10.1-2 Reservation mode
Two operating modes are offered for managing control system projects : one which manages the lock/unlock mechanism and another which does not.
The latter can be used in a single user, single station context.
In this mode the user can put away and pick up whichever objects he wants.
The mode which manages reservation should be used when several users are working on the same project, in which case several people may need to work on the same station.
When reservation management is chosen, a user can only put away an object if it has first been locked. A few examples are shown below :
• creating an archive of an object : the user has never archived the object. He must put away the object in order to create an archive,
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• view : the user picks up an object without locking it in order to view its contents,
• simple modification : the user picks up an object by locking it, modifies it, then puts it away by unlocking it,
• modifying and retaining the object : the user picks up an object by locking it, modifies it, then puts it away without unlocking it if he wishes to make further modifications to it. Once all the modifications have been made, he will put the object away by unlocking it.
• aborting modification : the user picks up an object by locking it, modifies it, then if he wishes to abort his modifications, he must unlock the object and pick it up (without locking it) in order to update the object in his workspace,
• other operations are possible but should be avoided. For example, picking up an object then locking it is dangerous as another user could have modified the object
(picked it up by locking it, modified it, and put it away by unlocking it) and the object on the programming terminal may no longer be up to date.
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10.2 Access
Archives can be accessed from the menus in the primary windows and the contextual menus for each object (if the objects can be archived). The user can access all the archive actions or only the put or get actions :
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This notebook has four vertically-arranged title tabs :
• Set parameters
Accesses the parameter settings for the archive actions.
• Archive
Accesses the main archive actions : put, get, lock and unlock.
• View
Accesses the action log and versions.
• Edit
Used to delete versions.
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10.3 Set parameters
This is used to set the parameters for the various archive actions, to create archive spaces, to disable/enable the lock/unlock mechanism, and to limit the number of versions per archive.
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• Restore...Last version
Picks up the last version of an archive by default. If this option is not selected, the
Choose version option is automatically selected.
• Restore...select Version
Enables the user to choose which archive version to pick up. If this option is not selected, the Last version option is automatically selected.
• Comment...Version / Archive
Determines whether the comment for the object picked up refers to the version which was picked up or the archive.
• Save...In a new version
Determines whether the object to be archived should be archived in a new version.
In this case another version is added to the archive of the object and the version number is incremented. If this option is not selected, the Choose version option is automatically selected.
• Save...Choose version
Determines whether the object to be archived should replace an existing archive version. In this case the user must choose which version to overwrite.
• Reservation management
Manages the mechanism for locking/unlocking archive versions. This mechanism is useful for multi-user, multistation operation. This option can only be modified by the
XTEL super user.
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• Maximum number per archive
Limits the number of versions per archive. If this limit is reached, the oldest version is deleted. The version numbers continue to be incremented to maintain the archive order. This option can only be modified by the super user.
• Archive Area
Enables the user to choose the archive space for objects from among the existing spaces.
• Create
Used to create a new archive space.
• Save for Next version
The choices made on this page of the notebook are valid as long as the user does not close the notebook. If the user wishes to retain his choices, he must select this button to save them. They will then be valid for the next work sessions.
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10.4 Create a new archive space
When the Create button is selected while setting the parameters for the archive actions, the following dialog box opens :
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• Name
Used to name the archive space.
• On
Used to choose a new archive space.
• OK
Creates a new archive space which can be accessed in the parameter-setting page.
• Cancel
Abandons the operation.
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10.5 Put
This is used to put an object into an archive space.
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• List of "objects"
Lists objects which can be archived. This is a list of all the objects located in the workspace, not archived or locked by the current user.
• Save "..." as
Lists existing versions for the selected object. This list can only be accessed if the Put :
Choose a version option is selected. The user can choose the version as which the object will be archived.
• New version
Used to choose to put the object away as a new version.
• Comment of version
Used to associate a comment with the version.
• Put and Unlock
Used to put away and unlock the object to be archived as the selected version (existing or new). The unlocked object can be locked by another user (or locked again by the current user). This button will only appear if the Reservation management option is selected in the parameter-setting page.
• Save and Delete
Identical to the Put and Unlock function, but in addition deletes the object from the workspace.
• Save
Used to put away the object to be archived as the selected version (existing or new).
If the Reservation management option is selected, the object is put away but remains locked by the user, who can unlock it at any time.
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10.6 Get
This is used to pick up an object archived in the archive space.
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• List of available "objects"
Lists the archived objects, not locked or locked by the current user.
• Restore "..."
Lists the versions of the object. This list can only be accessed if the Get : Choose a
version option is selected. The user can choose which version to pick up from the archive.
• Last version
Used to pick up the last archive version of the object. This option can only be accessed if the Get : Choose a version option is selected. This option is selected automatically when the user chooses a version from the Get "..." list.
• Restore and Lock
Used to pick up the selected version of the object and lock it. Once the object is locked, no other user can lock it, until it has been unlocked. If the Reservation management option is not selected, this button will not appear.
• Restore
Used to pick up the selected version of the object. If the Reservation management option is selected, the object is picked up but not locked, and the user cannot put away this object unless he locks it.
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10.7 Lock
Used to lock an object without picking it up in the archive space.
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• List of unlocked "objects"
Lists the objects in the archive space which are not locked.
• Lock
Locks the selected objects.
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10.8 Unlock
Used to unlock an object without saving it.
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• List of locked "objects"
Lists the objects locked by the user.
• Unlock
Unlocks the selected objects.
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10.9 Delete
Used to delete one, several or all versions of an archive.
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• List of "objects" which are archived but not locked
Displays objects which are archived but not locked; versions of these objects can be deleted. The super user can select an object in order to delete versions of that object.
• Delete versions of object "..."
Contains versions of the object selected in the preceding list. The user can choose which versions to delete.
• All versions
If this option is selected, all versions of the selected object will be deleted.
• Delete versions
Deletes the selected versions. This deletion is irreversible.
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10.10 Copy-paste
An archive, an archived project or an archived volume can be copied and pasted using the command Entity/arch.
This command opens an XTEL window displaying the archived volumes, projects and stations. This command can only be accessed by the XTEL super user.
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10.11 View log
Enables the user to view the log of all the archive actions concerning an object in the archive space.
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• List of "objects" in the archive Area
Lists the objects in the archive space.
• Log of Archiving Actions on "..."
Log of the archive actions performed with regard to the selected object.
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The message syntax of an action is as follows :
<action><user><date><time>
Where <action> = Put
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10.12 View versions
Enables the user to view the versions of an object in the archive space.
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• List of "objects" in the archive Area
List of the objects in the archive space.
• Versions of "..."
Versions of the selected object.
To view all the archived objects of different projects, the super user can use the command Entity/arch.
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11.1 Presentation
This function is used for learning and comparing architectures.
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11.1-1 Learn
Learning includes the following :
• automatic creation in the software workshop of the network/station architecture of an existing installation.
• downloading of applications from TSXV5 and PMXV5 type stations in the installation to a programming terminal, if these stations are connected to the MAPWAY,
ETHWAY, FIPWAY, TELWAY or 802-3 networks.
This enables the user to access an existing installation very easily without having to create the volume/project/stations/networks/tools/functions, without having to set up all the connections and without having to download the V5 applications using the XTEL-
TRANSFER tool.
There are three levels in the learn function :
• learn the whole installation (all the networks/stations),
• learn a station which is not declared in the software workshop on the terminal.
• learn a station already declared on the terminal.
The first level is called learn site, the second learn station, and the third learn application.
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Learn site can only be accessed if a network tool is installed.
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Limitations on the Learn function
• Learn only recognizes Telemecanique networks : TELWAY, MAPWAY, FIPWAY,
ETHWAY AND 802-3.
• During learn site, only the networks linked by bridges are recognized.
• The X-TEL programming terminal connected to a network must have the same number as the local network in order for learn to be executed. Otherwise, the network stations will be created as OTHER.
• Exceptions :
- Multinetwork architecture : In most cases, a network with a given number corresponds to a physical medium. If several network numbers are declared on the same physical medium, learn will only create a single network for that medium. The stations on that network will be correctly created and the other stations on the medium will be created as OTHER.
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Example :
For a medium on which three networks (numbers 1, 2 and 3) and stations at 1.1, 1.2,
2.3, 2.4, 3.5 and 3.6 are declared, a network will be created (number 1 for example).
The stations at 1.1 and 1.2 will be correctly created and the stations at 2.3, 2.4, 3.5
and 3.6 will be created as OTHER with addresses 1.3, 1.4, 1.5 and 1.6.
- Multimodule architecture : If a station has several modules connected on the same medium, then learn will create as many stations as there are modules.
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11.1-2 Compare
There are three levels of comparison which can be used to compare the existing installation and the data on the terminal :
• compare with the site, which compares the existing installation with a project in the software workshop on the terminal,
• compare station, which compares the type of station on site and the V5 application on it with a station in the software workshop on the terminal,
• compare application, which compares the application on a V5 station on site with an application on a software workshop station on the terminal.
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11.2 Access
The learn and compare functions can be accessed from :
• the Learn... sub-menu in the Volume, Projects and Stations object menus, that is the first or the first two menus in the X-TEL: Volume, X-TEL: Project, X-TEL: Station and
X-TEL: Software Workshop windows.
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• the Learn... sub-menu of the object icon menu,
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Activating the Learn menu or launching it from the desktop opens the following notebook :
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The title tabs on the right enable the user to select Learn or Compare, the title tabs at the bottom are used to select the learn or compare level.
One, two or three title tabs appear, depending on the context :
• Site + Station + Application,
• Station + Application,
• Application.
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11.3 Learn site
This enables automatic creation of the site architecture in the software workshop and downloading of the site V5 applications to the programming terminal.
Creating the architecture consists of :
• creating in the software workshop all the networks and stations connected to these networks on the site,
• declaring the network and station addresses,
• connecting the stations to the networks.
Downloading applications consists of downloading the V5 applications in the same way as would be done by the user using XTEL-TRANSFER V5, with automatic creation of the tools and functions used by the application.
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• Volume
Enables the user to choose the software workshop volume where the project which is the image of the site will be created. If access was via the Volume or Project menus, the current volume is selected, otherwise the user can choose from the existing volumes or enter a new volume.
• Project
Used to enter the name of the project which is to be created. A name is suggested, and the user can modify it. This project will receive the entire architecture of the site.
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• Learn...with/without application
Used to select whether or not the V5 applications are to be downloaded. The default is no application transfer.
• Learn
Initiates learning of the site.
• Cancel
Interrupts the learn function while it is in progress.
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If during learn with application, one or more applications cannot be transferred, an error message is displayed but learning of the architecture and other applications continues.
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Learn site without application does not transfer station configurations.
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11.4 Learn a station
This enables creation of a PLC station in the software workshop and downloading of its application (if it is V5 level) with automatic creation of the tools and functions used by the application if they are installed on the programming terminal.
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• Local
Indicates whether the PLC station is local or not.
A station is local if it is connected by a terminal port to the programming terminal and if the selected communication driver is TSXPC01. If the programming terminal is connected to a network, this selection is grayed out.
• Address
Enables the user to enter the address of the PLC station if it is not local.
• Learn...with/without application
Enables the user to select whether or not the V5 application is to be downloaded. The default is transfer of the application.
• Volume
Used to select the software workshop volume in which the station is to be created. If access was via the Volume, Projects, Project or Stations menus or via the icon menu of a Volume or a Project, the current volume is selected, otherwise the user can select from existing volumes or enter a new volume.
• Project
Used to select the software workshop project in which the station is to be created. If access was via the Project or Station menus or via the icon menu of a Project, the current project is selected, otherwise the user can choose from the existing projects or enter a new project.
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• Station
Used to enter the name of the station which is to be created. A name is suggested, and the user can modify it. This station will receive the PLC station.
• Learn
Initiates learning of the station.
This learning does not connect the stations to the networks.
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11.5 Learn an application
This downloads the application of a V5 level station with automatic creation of the tools and functions used by the application if they are installed on the programming terminal.
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• Local
Indicates whether the PLC station is local or not.
A station is local if it is connected by a terminal port to the programming terminal and if the selected communication driver is TSXPC01. If the programming terminal is connected to a network, this selection is grayed out.
• Address
Enables the user to select the address of the PLC station if it is not local.
• Volume
Used to choose the software workshop volume in which the destination station is located. If access was via the Volume, Projects, Project, Stations or Station menus, or via the icon menu of a Volume, a Project or a Station, the current volume is selected, otherwise the user can choose an existing volume or enter a new volume.
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• Project
Used to select the software workshop project in which the station is to be created. If access was via the Project, Stations or Station menus or via the icon menu of a Project or a Station, the current project is selected, otherwise the user can choose from the existing projects.
• Station
Used to select the destination station in the software workshop. If access was via the
Station menu or via the icon menu of a Station, the current station is selected, otherwise the user can choose a station from the existing stations.
• Learn
Initiates learning of the V5 application.
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11.6 Compare the site
This compares the architecture (stations, networks, types, numbers and connections) and the V5 applications on the site with the contents of a project in the software workshop.
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• Volume
Used to select the volume of the software workshop project. If access was via the
Volume or Projects menus or via the icon menu of a Volume, the current volume is selected, otherwise the user can choose from the existing volumes.
• Project
Used to select the software workshop project. If access was via the object menus of a
Project window or via the icon menu of a project, the current project is selected, otherwise the user can choose a project from the existing projects.
• Compare...architecture / Compare...architecture and applications
Used to choose whether to compare the architecture only, or the architecture and V5 applications side by side. The default is comparison of architecture only.
• Compare
Starts the comparison of the site and the software workshop project.
• Cancel
Interrupts the comparison while it is in progress.
Notes
This comparison indicates the first difference between the programming terminal architecture and the site architecture, but does not report all the differences.
Additionally, if during compare with application, one or more applications are different or cannot be compared, a message indicates the application difference but comparison of the architecture and other applications continues.
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Compare architecture only does not compare station configurations.
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This compares a PLC station with a station in the software workshop.
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Indicates whether or not the PLC station is local. By default the station is local. The user can select a remote station on the site.
A station is local if it is connected by a terminal port to the programming terminal and if the selected communication driver is TSXPC01. If the programming terminal is connected to a network, this selection is grayed out.
• Address
In the case of a remote station, the user can choose an address from the existing station addresses or enter a new address.
• Compare...architecture / architecture and applications
Used to choose whether to compare the architecture only, or the architecture and the
V5 applications of a station. By default the comparison only applies to the type of station, and applications are not compared.
• Volume
Used to select the station volume in the software workshop.
• Project
Used to select the station project in the software workshop.
• Station
Used to select the software workshop station.
• Compare
Initiates the station comparison.
Compare a station on a UNITELWAY or FIPIO bus can only be performed by comparison when the station is connected locally (the terminal being connected to the station by the terminal port).
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11.8 Compare applications
This compares the application on a PLC station with the application on a software workshop station.
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Indicates whether or not the PLC station is local. By default the station is local. The user can select a remote station on the site.
A station is local if it is connected by a terminal port to the programming terminal and if the selected communication driver is TSXPC01. If the programming terminal is connected to a network, this selection is grayed out.
• Address
In the case of a remote station, the user can select an address from the existing station addresses.
• Volume
Used to select the station volume in the software workshop.
• Project
Used to select the station project in the software workshop.
• Station
Used to select the software workshop station.
• Compare
Initiates the application comparison.
• Cancel
Interrupts the comparison while it is in progress.
Compare indicates whether there is a difference between the applications but, unlike XTEL-TRANSFER, does not display a report.
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12 Key Manager tool
12.1 Presentation
The Key Manager program is an X-TEL software workshop tool, accessed from the
XTEL-User window.
Since the X-TEL or MINI X-TEL software workshops are not protected, a tree structure can be created for a project without the rights of use being on the programming terminal.
However, the programs supplied with the software workshop, such as XTEL-CONF (for
TSXV5 or PMXV5 stations) or XTEL-MEM (for TSXV4 or PMXV4 stations) and
XTEL-TRANSFER, can only run when the X-TEL right of use is present on the terminal.
The original X-TEL key module lets the user access the basic functions of the software workshop. Each operation also has its own original key module.
In order to access a number of programs simultaneously on the same machine, the various rights of use must be combined into a single key module. The installation procedure handles the various steps which ensure that the user has a usable working key module.
A key module can take nine different states:
• Original key module: contains the original right of use for a software program.
• Working key module: contains the rights of use of the programs after a backup key has been generated.
• Backup or save key module: used to create a help key.
• Help (Emergency) key module: lets the user run all the programs for a limited time during the troubleshooting phase.
• Inhibited key module: a module whose rights of use can no longer be used.
• Empty key module: contains no right of use.
• Temporary pass key module: has a limited service life that lets the user run all the programs in the software workshop.
• Incremental key module: used to upgrade the rights of use in an original key module from version n to version n+ 1.
• Backup working key module: A working key module whose rights of use have been transferred to the hard disk.
Note: The rights of use of the diskette key module can be transferred to the hard
disk.
The KEY MANAGER tool is used to transfer the rights of use to the hard disk of the programming terminal and to use them there. The rights of use on a hardware working key module or on a diskette key module can be transferred to this main memory and vice versa.
In the event of failure of the hard disk, of its formatting or of the reinstallation of the operating system, these rights of use are lost. See Running the application after a key module failure.
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12.2 Operation
12.2-1 Configuring the programming terminal
The programs are delivered with a hardware key module or a diskette key module containing the rights of use. This key module is called the original key module.
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Before using the protected programs, the user must perform the steps described in this section.
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Transfer rights of use
To use a number of different programs simultaneously, it is recommended to combine their rights of use on a single hardware key module and then on the hard disk (for hardware key modules) or on the hard disk (for diskette key modules). This operation is called Transfer Rights of Use. A right of use can only be transferred from an original key module.
With hardware key modules, once the transfer has been completed, a single key module, called an original key module, contains all the rights of use; the other key modules then become empty key modules.
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Result after transfer
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The reverse operation distributes several rights of use over several key modules.
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12.2-2 Using the programming terminal
Once the rights of use have been transferred to a single original key module, it is strongly recommended that a backup key module be made.
This operation creates a backup key module,which the user should store in a safe place, and makes it possible to start using the programming terminal with the working key module.
Prerequisite Operations
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ORIGINAL KEY
EMPTY KEY
Operation can be reversed
Transfer on hard disk
WORKING KEY
BACKUP KEY
Store in safe place
Result after transfer
BACKUP WORK KEY
Running the program
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Hard disk
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Diskette key
The backup key module is created using an initially empty key module.
Note :
The reverse operation, called Restore the rights of use, regenerates an original key from a working key module and a backup key module.
For easy handling of the rights of use on a hardware working key module, on a diskette key module or on both these media, the user is strongly advised to transfer the rights of use onto the hard disk. The hardware working key module and/or the diskette key module then become(s) a backup working key module and the programming terminal runs using the
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A program can only be started if its right of use is on the hard disk.
In addition, regular checks are made during program operationto ensure this right of use is is present.
In case of failure, the program informs the user that his application must be saved and the programming terminal correctly and completely shut down(*). After approximately 10 minutes, the program stops running, making it impossible to save any data.
(*) Under OS/2, all open tasks should be closed before powering down the system.
The backup key module and the backup working key module should be kept in a safe place. They do not allow use of the rights they contain directly but let the user:
• Create a help key module providing 200 hours of operation for running the programming terminal until new key modules are available.
• Prove the rights of use were inoperative during any hard disk failure.
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12.2-3 Running the application after a key module failure
In the event of a failure and despite the care taken during the design and production of the key modules, creating a help key module will guarantee continued use of the programs during the troubleshooting phase.
The help key module supports 200 hours of operation of the programs whose rights of use it contains, i.e. approximately 25 eight-hour working days. The time decrement is in steps of 15 minutes (each time a program, whose rights of use are contained in the help key module, is used for 15 minutes, the working life of the key module is reduced by 15 minutes).
When the 200 hours available are used up, the help key module can no longer be used.
As soon as a fault is detected on a working key module, the user should :
• Save the work in progress,
• Recover the backup key module associated with the failed working key module, and an empty key module,
• Create a help key module (Create action). On completion of this operation:
the backup key module will become an inhibited key module, no longer able to generate help key modules,
the empty key module becomes the help key module,
• Return the failed working key module and the inhibited key module to the manufacturer.
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Prerequisite operations
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Recover the backup key module
Temporary operation of the programs
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Warning : One-off operation (cannot be reversed).
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If the rights of use on the hard disk are lost, the procedure is the same :
• create a help key module from the backup key module,
• send the inhibited key module and the backup working key module back to the manufacturer.
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12.3 Accessing the Key Manager function
The Key Manager is accessed from the Key Manager pull-down menu in the XTEL-User window action bar in the X-TEL software workshop,
Primary window
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The Key Manager primary window displays the characteristics of the key modules (serial number and type of key module, rights of use available, etc.).
The two menus in the action bar are used to select the action to be executed.
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Diagram
Action
Read
Transfer
BackUp
Restore
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Create
Increment
Search on diskette
About...
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12.4 Action menu
12.4-1 Read action
This window displays the contents of the key modules inserted in key slots A and B of the FTX 507 or FTX 417 terminal or the TSX SCC 02 key module holder when using a compatible PC.
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This window displays the following information for each key module :
(1) Type and serial number,
(2) Serial number of the associated key module,
(3) The remaining amount of working time available in the case of a help key module,
(4) The contained rights of use.
This window displays the following information for each right of use:
(5) Whether or not it has been backed up (B is displayed in the Bkp column),
(6) The program catalog reference (displayed in the Symbol column),
(7) The full name of the program (displayed in the Comment field).
The data contained in the Category column is reserved for use by the manufacturer.
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12.4-2 Transfer action
The transfer action transfers the rights of use from one key module to another, from a working key module to the hard disk or from a diskette key module to the hard disk. It combines a number of rights of use in the same key module.
Before starting the key-to-key transfer, the user should select the right(s) of use to be transferred and located in the original key module, identified by its location (Transfer A
¿ B or B ¿ A).
The following screen summarizes the rights of use to be transferred:
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OK Transfers the selected rights of use.
Cancel Cancels the transfer request and returns the user to the primary window of the Key Manager.
For a transfer between a working key module and the hard disk or between a diskette
key module and the hard disk, there is no need to select the rights of use involved in this transfer. Simply select "transfer A ¿ hard disk" or "hard disk ¿ A".
All the rights of use on the working key module or diskette will be moved to the hard disk.
At the end of the transfer, the key module or the diskette takes up the Backup Work state
(and is no longer functional and its rights of use can no longer be transferred).
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12.4-3 Print action
This action, when selected and confirmed, prints the information contained in the key module in slot A, the key module in slot B or on the hard disk to the connected printer.
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The Print Screen subaction (or Print Screen key) is used to save the complete screen to a file, which can be printed out later on a Postscript printer.
To validate screen printouts, the user must enter the path and name of this backup file:
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Cancel
Saves the screen to the file whose name was entered.
Cancels the save request.
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To print the file on a Postscript printer, the printer parameters must first be set in the
X-TEL software workshop control panel.
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12.4-4 Backup action
The Backup action generates the working and backup key modules. It must be performed before any application programs on the programming terminal can be used.
Insert the following key modules into slots A and B:
• The original key module containing the rights of use for the programs to be used,
• An empty key module.
On completion of the backup operation:
• The original key module becomes a working key module, and
• The empty key module becomes a backup key module.
The screen below displays the status of the two key modules before the backup action is performed.
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Starting the Backup action displays the following screen:
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No Cancels the backup operation and returns the user to the Key Manager primary window.
Yes Starts the Backup procedure and displays the following screen :
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12.4-5 Restore action
The Restore action has the opposite effect to the Backup action; it restores an original
key module from the working and backup key modules.
Insert the following key modules in slots A and B:
• The working key module with the rights of use for the programs,
• The backup key module associated with the working key module.
On completion of the Restore action:
• The working key module becomes the original key module again. All the rights of use that it contains can be transferred to another key module using the Transfer action,
• The backup key module becomes an empty key module.
The screen below displays the status of the two key modules before the restore action is performed :
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The rights of use on the hard disk must only be restored onto the original backup
working key module (hardware key module or diskette key module).
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Running the Restore action displays the following screen:
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No Cancels the Restore action and returns the user to the Key Manager primary window.
Yes Starts the Restore procedure and displays the following screen:
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12.4-6 Create action
This action creates a help key module so that the programs can be used after a working key module failure.
For this, insert the following key modules into slots A and B:
• The backup key module associated with the failed working key module,
• An empty key module.
Selecting the Create action displays the following screen:
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Cancel
Starts creating a help key module,
Cancels creation of a help key module and returns the user to the primary window of the Key Manager.
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Once the help key module has been created, the following screen displays the status of the two key modules:
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On completion of this operation:
• The backup key module becomes an inhibited backup key module and cannot therefore be used,
• The empty key module becomes a help key module. A help key module lets the user continue to use the programs for which it contains the rights of use for up to 200 working hours.
Warning:
The faulty working key module and the inhibited backup key module must both be returned to the manufacturer.
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12.4-7 Increment action
The increment action, together with an incremental key module and an original key
module containing the rights of use for version n of a program, allows the user to create a new original key module with the rights of use for the same program at version n+1.
This action therefore allows the user to update existing programs (e.g. upgrading from
X-TEL version V4 to V5). The user can also perform this action from an incremental
diskette key module and from the hard disk.
With hardware key modules, insert the following key modules in slots A and B:
• The incremental key module,
• The original key module containing the initial right of use of the program at version level n.
The screen below shows the status of the two key modules prior to running the increment action :
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With an incremental diskette key module, insert it in the diskette drive and read it (Action menu, Read command).
Selecting the increment action displays the dialog box shown on the next page.
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Cancel
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: Cancels the incrementation and returns the user to the Key Manager primary window.
With hardware key modules, once the increment action is complete:
• The original key module containing the right of use of version n becomes an original
key module containing the right of user of version n+1. Therefore all of the rights of use that it contains can then be transferred to another key module using the Transfer action.
• The incremental key module becomes an empty key module.
The screen below shows the status of the key modules once the increment action is complete.
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12.5 Marking the Key modules
12.5-1 General
The labels on the key modules are essential for ease of use, enabling :
• Identification of the type of key module,
• Listing the rights of use contained in the key module,
• Displaying the key module serial number.
Label description
(1) Key module serial number,
(2) Type of key module:
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Serial number xxxxxxxx
Module Type
Empt Orig Work
Empt = Empty (blank) key module,
Orig = Original key module,
Work = Working key module,
Back = Backup key module,
Inhi = Inhibited backup key module,
Help = Help key module,
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Back Inhi Help
Associate module
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(4) Application program rights of use transferred to the key module.
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The user is advised to fill in the labels completely and correctly as the various operations are performed on the key modules.
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12.5-2 Example
Reception of three application programs
Program 1 Program 2
TSX S XPRIM V4
Serial number
9170022
Module Type
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Back Inhi Help
Associate module
Type Serial Numb
Telemecanique
Software
TSX S BASE
TSX S NTD V4
Serial number
9180023
Module Type
Empt Orig Safe
Back Inhi Help
Associate module
Type Serial Numb
Telemecanique
Software
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TSX S APD V4
Serial number
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Module Type
Empt Orig Safe
Back Inhi Help
Associate module
Type Serial Numb
Telemecanique
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Merging rights into Key Module 1
Key Module 2
TSX S XPRIM V4
Serial number
9170022
Module Type
Empt Orig Safe
Back Inhi Help
Associate module
Type Serial Numb
Telemecanique
Software
TSX S XPRIM V4
TSX S NTD V4
TSX S APD V4
TSX S NTD V4
Serial number
9180023
Module Type
Empt Orig Safe
Back Inhi Help
Associate module
Type Serial Numb
Telemecanique
Software
TSX S NTD V4
Key Module 3
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Serial number
9170032
Module Type
Empt Orig Safe
Back Inhi Help
Associate module
Type Serial Numb
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Serial number
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Module Type
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Back Inhi Help
Associate module
Type Serial Numb
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TSX S NTD V4
TSX S APD V4
Empty key module
Serial number
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Module Type
Empt Orig Safe
Back Inhi Help
Associate module
Type Serial Numb
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Working key module for programming terminal operation
Serial number
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Module Type
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Associate module
Type Serial Numb
Back 9180023
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TSX S XPRIM V4
TSX S NTD V4
TSX S APD V4
Backup key module for local backup storage
Serial number
9180023
Module Type
Empt Orig Safe
Back Inhi Help
Associate module
Type Serial Numb
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TSX S XPRIM V4
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12.6 Error messages
ERR000 Unknown error
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Data structure damaged during Repeat the transfer.
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ERR001 No Key Module or No Key Module Holder in a Parallel Port
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There is no key module in the key module holder slot.
Insert a key module in the key module holder.
The key module holder is not Connect the key module holder.
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ERR002 Unknown Error in KMRINIT
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An error occurred during Key Restart the Key Manager.
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ERR003 Fatal Error (End of Execution)
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A data loss occurred (power break, key module removed during a
Restart the Key Manager.
If the error persists, contact transfer, etc.).
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ERR004 Fatal Error (End of Execution)
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Incorrect file present.
Contact the designer.
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ERR005 No memory left
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Not enough memory available.
Increase the amount of memory available or change the memory mapping.
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ERR006 Error on reading the \XPROSYS\SYMBOLS.KEY file
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Check program installation.
File reserved by another Close or quit the application that application.
requires access to this file.
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ERR007 Cannot fill in ListBox
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System error.
Contact the designer.
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ERR008 Cannot start Help Session
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Probable cause Corrective action
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Help file not present.
Check program installation.
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ERR009 Cannot write to hard disk
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There is no space left on the hard disk.
Clear enough storage space on the hard disk.
Hard disk failure.
Check the hard disk.
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ERR010 Incorrect parameter(s)
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Incorrect parameters selected.
Select different parameters.
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ERR011 Fatal Error (End of Execution)
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An error occurred during key Restart the Key Manager.
access (key modules blocked).
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ERR012 Fatal Error (End of Execution)
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An error occurred during key Restart the Key Manager.
access (rights of use erased).
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ERR013 Fatal Error (End of Execution)
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An error occurred during key Restart the Key Manager.
access (writing rights of use).
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ERR014 Fatal Error (End of Execution)
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Probable cause Corrective action
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No right of use present in a Restart the Key Manager.
backup key module.
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ERR015 Fatal Error (End of Execution)
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Probable cause Corrective action
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Incorrect key response.
Restart the Key Manager.
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ERR016 Key is full
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Probable cause Corrective action
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There are already 56 rights Reduce the number of rights of use of use in the key module.
in the key module.
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ERR017 No right of use selected in Slot A
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Probable cause Corrective action
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There is no right of use selected in
Slot A (e.g. during a transfer from
Select one (or more) rights of use from the key module in Slot A.
Slot A to Slot B).
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ERR018 No right of use selected in Slot B
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Probable cause Corrective action
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There is no right of use selected in
Slot B (e.g. during a transfer from
Select one (or more) rights of use from the key module in Slot B.
Slot B to Slot A).
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13.1 Appendix 1 : Station types
1060-TSX type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique TSX Series 7 Model 40 PLC with a numerical controller. These two devices are combined as a single station and only the PLC can be connected to a network or bus (MAPWAY, 802-3, ETHWAY, FIPWAY, UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus).
The software tools and functions that can be used with this type of station are the same as those that can be used with a TSXV4 type station.
CCX7 type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique CCX 57 cell controller, ie. an industrial PC compatible microcomputer designed for rack or panel mounting.
It is used with X-MONITOR (DOS or OS/2) programs for cell control applications.
A CCX7 station can be connected to MAPWAY, 802-3, ETHWAY and FIPWAY networks. It can also be connected to a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus or to a MODBUS or FIPIO network.
FTX417 type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique industrial PC compatible notebook computer that supports the X-TEL software workshop and all or part of the range of Telemecanique programs.
An FTX 417 can be connected to FIPWAY, ETHWAY and 802-3 networks or it can be accessed via a FIPIO bus.
FTX507 type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique industrial PC compatible microcomputer that supports the X-TEL software workshop and all or part of the range of Telemecanique programs.
It can also be used to run Monitor 77 supervision software.
The FTX 507 can be connected to MAPWAY, 802-3, FIPWAY or ETHWAY networks.
It can also be accessed via a UNI-TELWAY or FIPIO bus.
NUM1040 type station
This type of station is a NUM S.A. numerical controller.
A NUM 1040 numerical controller can be connected to MAPWAY networks or accessed via a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus.
NUM1060 type station
This type of station is a NUM S.A. numerical controller.
A NUM 1060 numerical controller can be connected to MAPWAY, ETHWAY and 802-3 networks or accessed via a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus.
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NUM7x0 type station
This type of station is a NUM S.A. numerical controller.
This heading covers the following models :
• NUM 760x (F, T or R),
• ROBONUM 800.
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A NUM 760 numerical controller or a ROBONUM 800 can be connected to a MAPWAY network.
PC type station
This type of station is a PC or compatible microcomputer with OS/2 operating system.
It can also support the X-TEL software workshop and all or part of the range of
Telemecanique programs.
It can also be used to run Monitor 77 supervision software.
A PC can be connected to MAPWAY, ETHWAY, 802-3 or FIPWAY networks. It can also be accessed via a UNI-TELWAY or FIPIO bus.
PMXV4 type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique PMX Model 40 process control PLC. The functions available are the same as those available with TSXV4 type stations, with the additional ability to support process control (PL7-PMS) applications.
Each function is supported by an application-specific program in the X-TEL software workshop. In addition, a family of station tools is available for use with this type of PLC.
The PMXV4 PLC range comprises :
• PMX 47-420,
• PMX 67-420,
• PMX 87-420,
• PMX 107-420.
A PMXV4 PLC can be connected to TELWAY, MAPWAY, ETHWAY and 802-3 networks and can be accessed via a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus.
PMXV5 type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique PMX Model 40 version V5 process control PLC.
The functions available are the same as those available with TSXV5 type stations, with the additional ability to support process control (PL7-PMS) applications.
Each function is supported by an application-specific program in the X-TEL software workshop. In addition, a family of station tools is available for use with this type of PLC.
The PMXV4 PLC range comprises :
• PMX 47-425 and PMX 47-455,
• PMX 67-425 and PMX 67-455,
• PMX 87-425 and PMX 87-455,
• PMX 107-425 and PMX 107-455,
A PMXV5 PLC can be connected to TELWAY, MAPWAY, ETHWAY, 802-3 and
FIPWAY networks and can be accessed via a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus. PMX P•• 455
PLCs can be accessed via a FIPIO bus.
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TSX17 type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique TSX 17-20 micro-PLC with PL7-2 language.
TSX 17 micro-PLCs can be connected to a FIPWAY network.
The TSX 17-20 can be accessed via a UNI-TELWAY or FIPIO bus.
TSX27-47 type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique TSX Series 7 sequential PLC with PL7-2 language.
The TSX 27/47 sequential PLC range comprises :
• TSX 27,
• TSX 47-10, TSX 47-20 and TSX 47-J.
A TSX 47-20 PLC can be connected to a TELWAY network and can be accessed via a UNI-TELWAY bus.
TSXV3 type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique TSX Series 7 Model 10, 20 or 30 multifunction
PLC. TSX Series 7 PLCs running V2 and V3 level software can only support PL7-3 language.
The TSX V3 PLC range comprises :
• TSX 47-30, TSX 47-31,
• TSX 67-20, TSX 67-21 and TSX 67-30,
• TSX 87-10, TSX 87-20, TSX 87-30 and TSX 87-31.
Only TSX 47-31, TSX 67-21 and TSX 87-31 (V3.9) PLCs can be connected to MAPWAY and TELWAY networks. All TSX V3 PLCs can be accessed via a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus.
TSXV4 type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique TSX Series 7 Model 40 multifunction PLC. The functions available are :
• Sequential control (PL7-3),
• Motion control (PL7-AXE),
• Communication (PL7-COM),
• Network interconnection (Bridge function),
• Process control (PL7-PCL),
• Man-machine interface (PL7-MMI).
Each function is supported by an application-specific program in the X-TEL software workshop. In addition, a family of station tools is available for use with this type of PLC.
The TSX V4 PLC range comprises :
• TSX 47-400, TSX 47-410, TSX 47-411 and TSX 47-420,
• TSX 67-410 and TSX 67-420,
• TSX 87-410 and TSX 87-420,
• TSX 107-410 and TSX 107-420.
A TSXV4 PLC can be connected to TELWAY, MAPWAY, ETHWAY and 802-3 networks and can be accessed via a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus.
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TSXV5 type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique TSX Series 7 Model 40 version V5 multifunction
PLC. The functions available are :
• Sequential control (PL7-3),
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• Communication (PL7-COM),
• Network interconnection (Bridge function),
• Process control (PL7-PCL),
• Man-machine interface (PL7-MMI),
• Multiple axis control (MAX).
Each function is supported by an application-specific program in the X-TEL software workshop. In addition, a family of station tools is available for use with this type of PLC.
The TSXV5 PLC range comprises :
• TSX 47-405, TSX 47-415, TSX 47-425 and TSX 47-455,
• TSX 67-425 and TSX 67-455,
• TSX 87-425 and TSX 87-455,
• TSX 107-425 and TSX 107-455.
A TSXV5 PLC can be connected to TELWAY, MAPWAY, ETHWAY, 802-3 and FIPWAY networks and can be accessed via a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus. TSX P••455 PLCs can be accessed via a FIPIO bus.
UNITELWAY type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique or compatible device connected to a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus.
The device can be :
• An XBT industrial terminal,
• An Altivar speed drive,
• Any other Telemecanique UNI-TELWAY device.
Declaring this type of device allows the use of the maintenance tools available in the software workshop.
VAX type station
This type of station is a Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) MicroVAX or IVAX Qbus minicomputer. A VAX can be directly connected to MAPWAY, ETHWAY and 802-3 networks.
XBT type station
This type of station is a Telemecanique XBT type operator terminal. An XBT station can be accessed via a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus.
MICRO type station
This type of station is a TSX MICRO model 37-10, 37-21 or 37-22 PLC which can be programmed by PL7-Junior.
A TSX MICRO PLC can be connected to the FIPWAY network (except the 37-10) and accessed via a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus.
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PREMIUM type station
This type of station is a TSX PREMIUM model 57-10 or 57-20 PLC which can be programmed by PL7-Junior. A TSX PREMIUM PLC can be connected to the FIPWAY network and accessed via a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus.
OTHER type station
This type of station can be connected to the TELWAY, MAPWAY, 802-3, ETHWAY and
FIPWAY networks and accessed via a UNI-TELWAY or FIPIO multidrop bus.
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ENTRY ERROR MESSAGES
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Probable cause and corrective action
Wrong password Incorrect entry.
Enter a new password or name.
Incorrect name
Name already exists
Different passwords
The volume %s already exists,
Do you want to replace it?
The object %s already exists,
Do you want to replace it?
The object already exists,
Do you want to replace it?
Object %s already exists,
Cannot find name
Check that the name entered
Identical names
Check that the new name entered
Invalid character (/)
Check that the name entered is correct.
The name %s comprises
Name too long
Check that the name displayed is correct.
Entry error during creation or modification.
Cancel the action,
Check,
Repeat password entry.
User requested creation of a volume or object that already exists.
Cancel the action,
Check,
Repeat the procedure with a new name.
Cancel the action,
Check,
Enter a new name.
Rename command,
The old and the new names are identical.
Check and enter a new name.
Accidental entry of an illegal character.
Correct the name entered.
The name exceeds eight characters.
Check and enter a new name.
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Probable cause and corrective action
You cannot delete %s The user cannot modify the selected object or parameters
You cannot change the
Cancel the action.
Maximum number of elements of type %s that can be created is exceeded
1024 stations and 127 networks max. in a single project.
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Full disk or diskette The current action cannot be completed.
Release additional space on the selected
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DISKETTE USE ERROR MESSAGES
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Probable cause and corrective action
Write protected diskette, Remove protection, then confirm that you wish to continue.
The diskette is not formatted, Insert a formatted diskette,
COPY AND PASTE
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Probable cause and corrective action
The selected objects cannot be pasted onto themselves.
Paste to another window.
Incompatible object types.
Paste to the same type of window as used with the Copy action.
Check that the Copy action is correct.
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Probable cause and corrective action
Incorrect station number : %s,
B
0.254 that may be followed by
5.[0 up to 255].[0 up to 255] (UNI-TELWAY bus)
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MULTITASK SYSTEM ERROR MESSAGES
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Probable cause and corrective action
Cannot perform this operation :
Volume is full or XTEL files are already open in another process.
Cannot perform this operation :
XTEL files are already open in another process.
%s used by another process.
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You must select an element type path
You must select a relation type path
Logical path %s is not right
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File %s cannot be deleted : 0x%x
Directory %s and subdirectories cannot be destroyed : 0x%x
File %s%s does not exist
File %s cannot be read : 0x%x
Cannot write to file %s :
0x%x
File %s cannot be created : 0x%x
Field %s does not exist in file %s
Cannot create a correspondence class occurrence
Database is not coherent
Blank field.
Type a name in this field.
The field is a list of names.
Ensure that the name is unique.
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The address field is blank or incorrect.
Enter an address in this field.
Cannot create directory %s : 0x%x
Incorrect format for file %s.
Invalid function call parameter
Cannot find name.
Ensure that the selected name still exists.
Fatal error.
DOS memory allocation error : 0x%x
DOS disk error : 0x%x
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Incorrect DOS path %s Paths have been changed in DOS,
Reinstall the X-TEL software workshop
USING FAST ACCESS
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Probable cause and corrective action
Logical path %s does not exist
A fast access path has been defined for a station that has been deleted.
Redefine the quick access path.
Or : Station shared by more than one user and
You cannot paste the element into this context, the volumes do not correspond.
A fast access path cannot be created on a volume other than the one containing the selected element.
SOFTWARE VERSION
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Probable cause and corrective action
Cannot find function %s Check the versions of the various programs
Some error messages are displayed with a system error message number generated by OS/2 and displayed by X-TEL.
For additional information on these error message numbers, type Help SYSxxx during an OS/2 session.
In general, additional information and corrective actions will be displayed.
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13.3 Appendix 3 : List of manuals
To set up applications under X-TEL, the user may need to refer to any of the manuals listed below :
TXT DM PL7 NET V6E
B
PL7-COM "SCM/SCI Communication Module Setup Software" User's Manual, Ref. TXT
DM PL7 CMM V5E
PL7-AXE "AXM162/172/182 Axis Control Module Software" User's Manual, Ref.
TXT DM PL7 AXS V5E
MAX "AXM292/492 Multiple Axis Control Module Software" User's Manual, Ref.
TXT DM PL7 MAX V5E
PL7-PCL "PID Program Software for TSX 7 and PMX 7 PLCs" User's Manual Ref.
TXT DM PL7 PCL V5E
PL7-REG "Process Control and Man-Machine Interface Software for PMX 7 Process
Control PLCs" User's Manual, Ref. TXT DM PL7 REG V6E
PL7-MMI "Man-Machine Interface Application Design Software for Mini Monitor builtinto TSX PCM 27/37 modules" User's Manual, Ref. TXT DM PL7 M37 V52E
PL7-3 "TSX 47-30 to TSX 87-30 and TSX/PMX Model 40 PLC Programming" User's
Manual, Ref. TXT DM PL7 3 V6E
PL7-2 "TSX 17-20 - TSX 27 - TSX 47-20 PLC Programming" User's Manual, Ref.
TXT DM PL7 2 V5E
PL7-OSI "MMS-ETHERNET Network Software" User's Manual, Ref. TXT DM SSP V52E
NETDIAG "Network Observation and Diagnostic Software" User's Manual, Ref.
TXT DM NTD V6E
APPLIDIAG "Application Monitoring and Diagnostics Software" User's Manual, Ref.
TXT DM APD V52E
SYSDIAG "Product Adjustment and Diagnostics Software", User's Manual, Ref.
TXT DM SYD V5E
S-VIEW "Online Display of CAD Wiring Diagrams", User's Manual, Ref.
TXT DM SVW EP V5E
XTEL-CAD "CAD Program Interface Software", User's Manual, Ref. TXT DM CAD V5E
XTEL-MOD "Optional Program Manual Database Management Software for Multifunction
PLCs", User's Manual, Ref. TXT DM MDD V52E
XTEL-DOC "Application Documentation Software for PLC Applications", User's Manual,
Ref. TXT DM DCT V5E
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PL722 PACK "packaged" range
Installation notice
ENGLISH
Contents of PL722 PACK
3 versions are available:
1.
TXT P PL722 V52E : complete PACK kit for a first station device,
2.
TXT K PL722 V52 : PASS kit composed of a key containing the execution rights for a station,
3.
TXT RKP PL722 V52E : Update package intented for stations using DOS PL7-2 softwares for
TSX 17-20 Micro-PLC. This package ensures the use of PL7-2 V52 and PL7-MMI 17 V52 under MINI X-TEL V52 Software Workshop.
The composition of each versions is given in the following table :
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Component reference Description of the components
TSX SLC 02
W8 ....
W9 ....
W9 ....
TE90 standard blank protection key protection key containing the TXT • PL722 V52 rights licence agreement instruction sheet
TXT LF BJR V52 4 MINI X-TEL V52 software diskettes
TXT LF CTG TBX V52 2 TBX catalog diskettes
TXT LF CTG TSX7 V52 Rack modules catalog diskette
TXT LF CTG FTX V5 FTX and CCX catalog diskette
TXT LF UTW V5
TXT LF PP V5
TXT DM BJR V5 E
TXT DM TLS V52 E
UNI-TELWAY V5 driver diskette
V5 cartridge programming diskette
MINI X-TEL software installation manual integrated tools installation manual
TXT LF PL7 22 V5
TSX D12 002 E
TXT DR PL7 2 V5 E
TXT DM PL7 2 V5 E
TSX D12 005 E
2 PL7-2 V5 software diskettes
PL7-2 synthesis manual
PL7-2 V5 reference manual
PL7-2 V5 operating modes manual
TSX 17 ext. module installation manual
TXT LF PL7 M17 V52 2 PL7 MMI 17 V52 software diskettes
TXT DM PL7 M17 V52 E PL7 MMI 17 software documentation component included in the software kit.
Included in version
P K RKP
Description of the operations to be performed
For each kit, 2 operations must be performed :
1 install the software with the diskettes supplied. With the PASS kit, use the diskettes that you already have (supplied with the PACK kit).
2 prepare the software keys.
Note : for the update kit, the previous versions do not need to be removed.
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1
Software installation
The software must be installed on an FTX terminal, IBM PC or compatible microcomputer with
OS/2 operating system version 1.3, 2.1 or WARP3.0.
The complete installation of PL722 PACK is achieved by installing all the following software :
Software name
MINI X-TEL
TSX7 CATALOG
TBX CATALOG
FTX/CCX CATALOG
X-TEL
PROMPROG
PL7-2/X-TEL
PL7-MMI17
Software reference
TXT LF BJR V52
TXT LF CTG TSX7 V52
TXT LF CTG TBX V52
TXT LF CTG FTX V5
TXT LF UTW V5
TXT LF PP V5
TXT LF PL7 22 V5
TXT LF PL7 M17 V52
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2
2
2
1
1
4
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Number of diskettes
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Installation procedure :
• stop all the X-TEL or MINI-XTEL software in operation on the station,
• place the first diskette (1/4) of the MINI X-TEL software (TXT LF BJR V52) in drive A,
• open an OS/2 session as a window or full screen,
• at the OS/2 prompt [C:\] enter the command :
[C:\] A:<Enter> then [A:\] INSTALL<Enter>
• follow the software instructions (1), if it is the first installation restart the system <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<Del> after installing MINI X-TEL (for updating MINI X-TEL, rebooting is not necessary).
• enter the following command each time new software is to be installed :
[C:\] A:<Enter> then [A:\] INSTALL <Enter>, (or press the <up arrow> then <Enter> ), and follow the instructions for each one.
• when all the software components are installed, stop then restart the system <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<Del>.
(1) to install MINI X-TEL, it can be useful to refer to the MINI X-TEL V52 software workshop manual
(TXT DM BJR V52E) section B5.
Note : It is not necessary to install all components if they are not required to run the applications
(for example the TXT LF PP V5 cartridge programming software does not need to be installed if the applications do not have to be written to PROM cartridges).
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Preparation of the software keys
Use the MINI X-TEL "KEY MANAGER" function, described in the MINI X-TEL V52 software workshop manual (TXT DM BJR V5E) section C-2 to process the software keys.
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L
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These kits contain a protection key marked TXT P PL722 V52 or TXT RKP PL722 V52 and a
TSX SLC 02 blank key.
A working key and a backup key must be created by :
• inserting the protection and the blank key in slots A and B of the station or of the key support,
• save (Backup function) the original key to the blank key,
Result : the original key becomes the working key for the station and the blank key becomes the backup key,
• keep the backup key in a safe place.
All the software can now be started from this station.
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XTEL PACK "packaged" range
Installation notice
ENGLISH
Products included in XTEL PACK
4 versions are available :
1.
TXT P XTL V52E : complete PACK kit for a first station device,
2.
TXT K XTL V52 : PASS kit composed of a key containing the execution rights for the station,
3.
TXT RP XTL V52E : station update kit from version V5 to V52,
4.
TXT RKP XTL V52E : station update kit from version V4x to V52.
The composition of each version is given in the following table :
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Component reference Description of the components Included in version
P K RP RKP
TSX SLC 02
TXT • XTL V52
W9 ...
W9 ....
TE90 standard blank protection key
TE90 standard protection key licence agreement information sheet
TXT LF BASE V52 4 X-TEL V52 software diskettes
TXT LF CTG TSX7 V52 rack module catalog diskette
TXT LF CTG TBX V52 2 TBX catalog diskettes
TXT LF CTG FTX V5 FTX and CCX catalog diskette
TXT LF UTW V5 UNI-TELWAY V5 driver diskette
TXT LF DEM V5
TXT LF PP V5
V5 self-teach software diskette
V5 cartridge programming diskette
TXT DM XTEL V52 E X-TEL software workshop reference manual
TXT DM TLS V52 E integrated tools installation manual
TXT LF PL7 3 V52 2 PL7-3 V52 software diskettes
TXT LF FB PL7 3 V52 PL7 3 V52 function block software diskette
TXT LF FBD V52 DIAG V52 function block software diskette
TXT DR PL7 3 V5 E PL7-3 V5 reference manual
TXT DM PL7 3 V52 E PL7-3 V52 operating modes manual
TXT DM FBD V52 E OFB-DIAG V52 installation manual
TXT LF MDD V52
TXT DM MDD V52 E
XTEL-MOD V52 software diskette
XTEL-MOD V52 installation manual
TXT LF PL7 22 V5
TXT DR PL7 2 V5 E
TXT DM PL7 2 V5 E
TSX D12 002 E
TSX D12 005 E
2 PL7-2 V5 software diskettes
PL7-2 V5 reference manual
PL7-2 V5 operating modes manual
PL7-2 synthesis manual
TSX 17 ext. module installation manual
TXT LF PL7 CMM V5 PL7-COM V5 software diskette
TXT LF FB CMM V42 V42 com. function block software diskette
TXT DM PL7 CMM V5 E OFB-COM software installation manual
(1)
TXT LF PL7 M17 V52 2 PL7 MMI 17 V52 software diskettes
TXT DM PL7 M17 V52 E PL7 MMI 17 software documentation
(1) 2 keys for a V4x to V52 update kit.
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Component reference Description Included in version
P K RP RKP
TXT LF PL7 PCL V5
TXT LF FB PCL V5
PL7-PCL V5 software diskette
PCL V5 function block software diskette
TXT DM PL7 PCL V5 E PL7 PCL V5 installation manual
TXT LF FB MAX V5 MAX V5 function block software diskette
TXT LF ADJ MAX V5 MAX V5 adjustment software diskette
TXT DM PL7 MAX V5 E PL7-MAX V5 installation manual component included in the software kit.
Description of the operations to be performed
For each kit, 2 operations must be performed :
1 install the software with the diskettes supplied. With the PASS kit, use the diskettes that you already have (supplied with the PACK kit).
2 prepare the software keys.
Note : for update kits, the previous versions do not need to be removed, refer to the general rules for compatibility between the different versions supplied at the end of the document.
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1 Software installation
The software must be installed on an FTX terminal, IBM PC or compatible microcomputer with
OS/2 operating system version 1.3, 2.1 or WARP3.0.
The complete installation of XTEL PACK is achieved by installing all the following software :
Software name
X-TEL
TSX7 CATALOG
TBX CATALOG
FTX/CCX CATALOG
X-TEL
PROMPROG
X-TEL(1)
PL7-3
PL7-3
PL7-3
XTEL-MOD
PL7-2/X-TEL
PL7-COM
PL7-COM
PL7-MMI17
PL7-PCL
OFB-PCL
ADJ-MAX
OFB-MAX
Software reference
TXT LF BASE V52
TXT LF CTG TSX7 V52
TXT LF CTG TBX V52
TXT LF CTG FTX V5
TXT LF UTW V5
TXT LF PP V5
TXT LF DEM V5
TXT LF PL7 3 V52
TXT LF FBD V52
TXT LF FB PL7 3 V52
TXT LF MDD V52
TXT LF PL7 22 V5
TXT LF PL7 CMM V5
TXT LF FB CMM V42
TXT LF PL7 M17 V52
TXT LF PL7 PCL V52
TXT LF FB PCL V5
TXT LF ADJ MAX V5
TXT LF FB MAX V5
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1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
Number of
2
1 diskettes
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• stop all the X-TEL software running on the station,
• place the first diskette (1/4) of the X-TEL software (TXT LF BASE V52) in drive A,
• open an OS/2 session as a window or full screen,
• at the OS/2 prompt [C:\] enter the command :
[C:\] A:<Enter> then [A:\] INSTALL<Enter>
• follow the software instructions (1). If it is the first installation, restart the system
<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<Del> after installing X-TEL (for updating X-TEL, rebooting is not necessary).
• enter the following command each time new software is to be installed:
[C:\] A:<Enter> then [A:\] INSTALL <Enter>, (or press the <up arrow> key then <Enter> ), and follow the instructions for each one.
• when all the software components are installed, stop then restart the system <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<Del>.
(1) to install X-TEL, it can be useful to refer to the X-TEL V52 software workshop manual (TXT DM
XTEL V52E) section B5.
Note : It is not necessary to install all components if they are not required to run the applications
(for example the TXT LF PP V5 cartridge programming software does not need to be installed if the applications do not have to be written to PROM cartridges).
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Preparation of the software keys
Use the X-TEL "KEY MANAGER" function described in the X-TEL V52 software workshop manual
(TXT DM XTEL V52E) section C-9 to process the software keys.
The TXT P XTL V52E complete PACK kit or the TXT K XTL V52 PASS kit :
These kits contain a TXT P XTL V52 protection key and a TSX SLC 02 blank key.
A working key and a backup key must be created by :
• inserting the protection and the blank key in slots A and B of the station or of the key support,
• save (Backup function) the protection key (original key) to the blank key,
Result : the original key becomes the working key for the station and the blank key becomes the backup key,
• keep the backup key in a safe place.
All the software can now be started from this station.
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The V4x ->V52 (TXT RKP XTL V52E) update kit :
This kit contains 2 protection keys TXT RK PL7 3 V5 (containing the PL7-3V52 rights) and TXT RKP
XTL V52 (containing the rights of the other V52 software), moreover you must have the working key for the station with V4x software and its backup key.
A new working key containing the V52 rights and a backup key must be created by :
• inserting the V4x working key and the backup key in slots A and B of the station or of the key support,
• restoring the rights (Restore) of the backup key for the station to its working key,
Result : the working key becomes the original key for the station again and the backup key becomes a blank key,
• leaving the original key in the station,
• inserting successively the 2 keys of the update kit and for each one selecting the rights which they contain and transferring them (Transfer or increment function) to the original key,
Result : the 2 keys of the update kit become blank and the original key contains the V52 rights.
• save (Backup function) the original key to one of the blank keys,
Result : the original key becomes the working key for the station and the blank key becomes the backup key,
• keep the backup key in a safe place.
All the software can now be started from this station.
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The V5->V52 (TXT RP XTL V52E) update kit :
This kit contains a TXT RP XTL V52 protection key. The execution rights of the V52 software are the same as those for V5 software. If the working key for the station already contains all the execution rights of the update kit software, there is nothing to do : the working key for the station is already created. Otherwise, the missing rights must be transferred by :
• inserting the working and the backup keys in slots A and B of the station or of the key support,
• restoring the rights (Restore function) of the station backup key to its working key,
Result : the working key becomes original key again and the backup key becomes a blank key,
• leaving the original key in the station,
• inserting the TXT RP XTL V52 update kit protection key, selecting the rights which it contains and transferring them (Transfer function) to the original key,
Result : the update kit key becomes blank and the original key contains the V52 rights.
• saving (Backup function) the original key to one of the blank keys,
Result : the original key becomes the working key for the station and the blank key becomes the backup key,
• keep the backup key in a safe place.
All the software can now be started from this station.
General compatibility rules
Compatibility of workshops in relation to the function and application levels :
• A V52 station provides programming and operation of V5 applications on TSXV5/PMXV5 type stations with V5 functions.
The software workshop functions are level V52 but the PL7 applications remain at level V5 for
V5 stations.
PL7-3 applications on V5 stations remain at level V5 or can be changed by PL7-3, if necessary, to level V52.
• A V52 station provides programming and operation of V4 (or V3) applications on TSXV4/PMXV4
(TSXV3) type stations with V4 (or V3) functions.
Software workshop functions are level V52 but PL7 applications remain at level V4 on V4 stations and at level V3 for the V3 stations.
V4 applications can be changed to level V5 by copying/pasting the PL7 function icons of the V4 stations to the V5 stations. Some preparation is required before using this copying procedure (the complete procedure is described in the X-TEL V52 software workshop manual (TXT DM XTEL
V52E).
• While an application remains at level V4 on a V4 station, it can still be processed by V4, V42, V5 and V52 workshops; in this case, the V52 workshop simply offers additional working comfort and improved productivity.
The procedures for application migration are developed for :
- all software in the X-TEL and MINI X-TEL software workshop installation manuals (TXT L BASE
V5E and TXT L BJR V5E- part A - Section 3.5),
- each tool or function in the corresponding installation manual.
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Section
1.1-1 Contents of the V6 packages
2 Installation on a local station
2.2-2 Launching the installation procedure
2.2-5 Preparation of software keys
Installing and setting parameters for communication drivers
Access and initialization command
Section reserved for the network administrator
Installation of the server station
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1 Introduction
1.1
Product description
The V6 software workshop range consists mainly of independent software product packages grouped according to their type of use. There are 9 such software groups, called PACKS, described below:
• XTEL PACK
• PL722 PACK
• DIAG PACK
• MMI37 PACK
• MMI37 DIAG PACK
• NET PACK
• CAD PACK
• PMXVIEW ENGINEER
• PMXVIEW OPERATOR
Independent products which share the same installation procedure must also be added to this list:
• XTEL-DOC
• SIMACTEL
• SIMACTEL EXTENSION
NOTE:
This manual describes the installation of all of these products, except the PMXVIEW ENGINEER and PMXVIEW OPERATOR packages, the installation of which is described separately in the
PMXVIEW manual.
Physically, these software products take two forms:
• A range in the form of 3"1/2 diskettes, software keys containing user rights and the documentation manuals associated with the software.
• A new range on CD ROM, also with software keys containing user rights and the documentation manuals associated with the software.
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1.1-1 Contents of the V6 packages
The various packages, except for PMXVIEW packages, consist of the following software:
• XTEL PACK X-TEL software workshop
TSX 7 catalogue
TBX catalogue
FTX/CCX catalogue
FIPIO standard FSDP catalogue
OS/2 PC driver
OS/2 Uni-Telway driver
PROM programmer
PL7-22
PL7-3
OFB PL7-3
OFB DIAG
XTEL-MOD
PL7-COM
OFB COM
PL7-PCL
OFB PCL
PL7 MMI17
ADJUST MAX
OFB MAX
X-TEL DEMO
• PL7-22 PACK
• DIAG PACK
X-TEL software workshop
TSX 7 catalogue
TBX catalogue
FTX/CCX catalogue
FIPIO standard FSDP catalogue
OS/2 PC driver
OS/2 Uni-Telway driver
PROM programmer
PL7-22
PL7 MMI17
X-TEL DEMO
X-TEL software workshop
TSX 7 catalogue
TBX catalogue
FTX/CCX catalogue
FIPIO standard FSDP catalogue
OS/2 PC driver
OS/2 Uni-Telway driver
PROM programmer
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• MMI37 PACK
• MMI37 DIAG PACK
• NET PACK
• CAD PACK
PL7-MMI37
OFB MMI37
AJUST MMI37
DIAG MMI37
DIAG FAS MMI37
VISUDYN MMI37
HELP MMI37
PL7-NET
NETDIAG
XTEL-CAD
S-VIEW
1.2
Required configuration
X-TEL V6 and its software is designed to run under OS/2 version 2.1, 3.0 WARP Red and 3.0 WARP Blue.
The use of these operating systems requires machines based on a 386 microprocessor as a minimum. However, it is recommended that 486 based PCs be used in order to use the software continuously.
X-TEL runs in VGA or higher (eg. SVGA, XGA, etc.) graphics mode.
It is recommended that the station be equipped with a two-button mouse pointing device.
The minimum recommended configuration is a 486 SX25 based PC with:
• at least 8 Mb of RAM memory for a standalone station,
• at least 12 Mb of RAM memory if the station is on a network, or Windows applications are launched under OS/2 or PL7-3 V6 is launched.
• 100 Mb available on hard disk.
Check that the SWAPATH variable in the CONFIG.SYS file has the following parameters : 2048 and 20480 (or greater). The first figure shows the minimum value of available disk space before a warning message signals lack of space. The second figure shows the initial size of the SWAP file.
If the CD ROM medium is used, the station must have an integral drive or at least be equipped with an external CD ROM drive.
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Various types of installation
The X-TEL software workshop may be installed :
• on the local disk of an FTX 507 type terminal or PC compatible, or
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This type of installation is only possible for packages containing the X-TEL workshop.
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Server disk space
Client station a Client station b Client station c
The procedure for installing the software workshop at server terminal level and updating the client terminals is described in section 3.
Note:
This type of installation requires full knowledge of the server systems and management of the corresponding network.
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2.1
General
The installation procedure for software packages is standard, whatever the type of package installed and whatever medium is used, diskettes or CD ROM (with the exception of PMXVIEW packages, the installation of which is described in the manual associated with this software).
The difference between the packages, apart from their type of use, is the presence of the X-TEL software workshop in the package.
A software package containing X-TEL may be installed on any station equipped with the
OS/2 system. This is the case for XTEL PACK, PL7-22 PACK and DIAG PACK.
Conversely, products not supplied with X-TEL must be installed on a station on which the X-TEL workshop has already been installed. This is the case for MMI37 PACK,
MMI37 DIAG PACK, NET PACK, CAD PACK, XTEL-DOc, SIMACTEL and SIMACTEL
EXTENSION.
The default selection of the software to be installed from the pack depends on the contents of the software keys present on the station at the time of installation.
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Installation
2.2-1 Preface
• You have ordered a new product (TXT P ... V6, TXT CD ... V6, TXT K ... V6):
- Perform a standard installation (see section 2.2-3 Standard installation).
- Prepare your keys (see section 2.2-5 Preparing software keys).
• You have ordered an update product (TXT UP ... V6, TXT CD ... V6):
- Perform a standard installation while leaving the key in the station (see section
2.2-3 Standard installation).
• You have ordered an update product (TXT RP ... V6, TXT RCD ... V6, TXT RKP ... V6,
TXT RKCD ... V6):
- Perform a custom installation (see section 2.2-4 Custom installation).
- Prepare your keys (see section 2.2-5 Preparing software keys).
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2.2-2 Launching the installation procedure
To install a software package, the station must be in OS/2, preferably with all applications closed.
REMINDER:
The V6 software range is compatible with OS/2 2.1, WARP Red and WARP Blue systems.
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• open an OS/2 window (from the INVITES folder in the OS/2 folder on the desktop),
• insert installation disk 1/n or the CD ROM in the drive,
• enter the A:/SETUP command (for a set of diskettes) or
<DRIVE>:/SETUP (for a CD-ROM, eg. E:/SETUP).
An initial screen appears while the installation software is being loaded.
The name of the selected package (eg. XTEL PACK) or the title PACK SETUP, if the medium contains several packages, is displayed on the background of the screen.
The initial screen is used to select the installation language as well as the operating language.
The installation language is used for all communication and any error messages occurring in the course of the installation.
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The operating language will be the language in which the software will subsequently be used.
These selections are made only once, during the first installation, and are valid for all software. This information is saved on the station so that this selection is retained when new software is next installed or when software already present on the station is reinstalled. However, it is always possible to modify this selection.
• Next
• Quit
• Help is used to continue the installation after the languages have been selected.
is used to exit the installation software displays a contextual help window on the current screen
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This screen is used to save the identification of the station user.
When installing on a new station, the fields are empty. It is only possible to continue the installation if the two fields are filled in.
If the installation software has already been launched on the station, the fields already contain values which were previously entered.
• Previous
• Next is used to return to the preceding screen to modify the parameters entered is used to continue installation after the languages have been selected.
• Quit
• Help is used to exit the installation software displays a contextual help window on the current screen
These buttons are common to all the various installation screens. Their meaning will not be systematically repeated.
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This screen is used to select the type of installation:
• Standard installation this type of installation is selected by default. If the default selection has not selected any products
(key missing or empty), this type of installation is not permitted (the option is grayed out).
• Custom installation is used to customize a station by choosing target disks, software to be installed in the package, etc.
2.2-3 Standard installation
This standard selection is used to simplify the installation by suggesting default criteria and parameters. The operation is thus simplified by a man-machine interface which is as simple as possible.
This installation is only possible if the software package to be installed is in the drive and the rights are present in the corresponding protection key.
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When the installation is launched, a series of tests is performed on the target machine:
• analysis of the target disk consisting of checking the available space and the possible presence of software already installed.
• analysis of the rights present on the protection key on the station.
The screen summarizing the selections made before installation appears:
This screen consists of several zones:
• a zone showing the user's identity: Name and Company
• a target disk information zone giving the name of the disk, the memory size required by the installation, the space available before installation as well as the space remaining after installation. This information provides the user with a preview of his station after installation.
• a zone showing the products selected with the total space occupied and the list of selected software which corresponds to the product. The version of each program and the space it occupies is displayed.
Actions available from this screen:
• Default options displays windows summarizing the default parameters for the communication drivers to be installed.
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The OS/2 Uni-Telway driver parameter screen displays the communication port which has been selected, the baudrate, the basic address, the number of addresses used and the address selected for the exchange of unsolicited data.
The TSXPC OS/2 terminal port driver parameter screen displays the communication port which has been selected and the baudrate.
The parameters of these two screens cannot be modified before installation.
For information on how to modify them after installation, see section 4.
• Previous
• Install returns to the previous screen to modify selections.
• Quit launches the installation of the selected software. After this action, it is no longer possible to go back or to stop the installation.
is used to exit the installation in progress.
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2.2-4 Custom installation
The user can modify the list of products and software selected. He can also select the target disk and directories.
When the installation is launched, a series of tests is performed on the target machine:
• analysis of the target disk consisting of checking the available space and the possible presence of software already installed.
• analysis of the rights present on the protection key on the station.
The installation option selection screen appears:
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This screen consists of several zones:
• a zone for the user to select the disk drive and directory for installing the system software and the same for the application project.
• a target disk information zone giving the name of the disk, the memory size required by the installation, the space available before installation as well as the space remaining after installation. The calculation is dynamic at the moment when the target disk is selected. If there is insufficient space, the user is automatically informed by a warning message. This information provides the user with a preview of his station after installation.
• a zone giving details of the products to be installed. Two buttons are used to select all the products displayed or to deselect all the products. A product is selected (or deselected) by clicking on it. Details of the software to be installed can be obtained by clicking on the ZOOM button.
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This screen is divided into two zones:
the left-hand side shows the product selected and the space it occupies.
the right-hand side summarizes the selected software and the space it occupies. Two buttons are used to select all the software displayed or to deselect all the software. The user can modify this selection list by clicking on the software concerned. It is thus possible to select a list of software to be installed.
Help is available for each software item selected by clicking on the "Product help" button.
The actions available from the installation selection screen are:
• Installation on server station see section 3
• Default selection is used to return to a default parameters choice either in the list of software to be installed or on the choice of disk drive and directory.
• Previous
• Next
• Quit returns to the previous screen to modify choices.
enables installation dialog to continue.
is used to exit the installation in progress.
The screen which follows the selection screen gives a summary of the choices before installation. It is identical to that in standard installation. It displays all of the choices made from the beginning of the installation.
An Install button launches software installation. From this point on it is no longer possible to go back or to stop the installation. Follow the instructions on screen to perform the installation.
At the end of the installation, the software carries out a configuration check on the software installed on the station.
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2.2-5 Preparation of software keys
To process software keys, it is necessary to use the X-TEL "KEY MANAGER" function described in the X-TEL TXT DM TLS V6E software workshop manual.
For complete PACK packages (TXT P ... V6, TXT CD ... V6) or for the PASS TXT K
... V6 package
These packages contain a protection key and a TSX SLC02 empty key.
A working key and a backup key must be created, as follows:
• insert the protection key and the empty key in slots A and B in the station or in the key support,
• backup (Backup function) the protection key (original key) onto the empty key,
Result: the original key is now the station working key and the empty key is now the backup key,
• keep the backup key in a safe place.
All the software can now be launched from this station.
For the V4x
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V6 (TXT RKP ... V6, TXT RKCD ... V6) update package
This package contains 2 protection keys, you must also have the working key for the station which is equipped with V4x software and its backup key.
A new working key containing the V6 rights and a backup key must be created, as follows:
• insert the V4x working key and the backup key in slots A and B in the station or in the key support,
• restore the rights of the station backup key (Restore function) onto the working key,
Result: the working key becomes once again the original station key and the backup key is now an empty key,
• leave the original key in place,
• insert the key for updating V4 to V5, select the Increment function and confirm,
Result: the update key is now an empty key and the original key contains the updated rights.
• insert the second key, select the present rights and transfer them (Transfer function) onto the original key,
Result: the update package key is now empty and the original key contains the V6 rights.
• backup (Backup function) the original key onto one of the empty keys,
Result: the original key is now the station working key and the empty key is now the backup key,
• keep the backup key in a safe place.
All the software can now be launched from this station.
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This package contains a protection key. If the station working key already contains all the execution rights for the update package software, nothing needs to be done: the station working key already exists. If this is not the case, the missing rights must be transferred, as follows:
• insert the working key and the backup key in slots A and B in the station or in the key support,
• restore the rights (Restore function) of the station backup key to its working key,
Result: the working key becomes once again the original key and the backup key is now an empty key,
• leave the original key in place,
• insert the update package protection key, select the present rights and transfer them
(Transfer function) onto the original key,
Result: the update package key is now empty and the original key contains the V6 rights,
• backup (Backup function) the original key onto one of the empty keys,
Result: the original key is now the station working key and the empty key is now the backup key,
• keep the backup key in a safe place.
All the software can now be launched from this station.
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2.3
Installing and setting parameters for communication drivers
If TSXPC (PC/PLC terminal port) and/or OS/2 UTW (Uni-Telway on PC terminal port) communication drivers are selected from the list of software to be installed, their operating parameters must be defined once they are installed. To do this, a series of dialog boxes enables the user to enter the necessary information.
2.3-1 OS/2 UTW Driver
This screen is used to select the serial port for use by the UNI-TELWAY driver. When an FTX 507 terminal is used, COM1 must be selected for use with the MODEM function and COM2 in all other cases.
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This screen is used to select the basic address from which the driver will reserve its addresses on the UNI-TELWAY bus.
This screen is used to select the number of consecutive addresses following the basic address which the driver must answer.
The next screen displayed is used to select the address which the driver will use to receive unsolicited data.
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This screen summarizes all of the selected parameters and enables the user to launch the installation of the driver.
2.3-2 TSXPC Driver
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This screen is used to select the serial port for use by the Terminal port driver. When an
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This screen summarizes all of the selected parameters and enables the user to launch the installation of the driver.
Once installation is complete, the software suggests closing in one of two ways:
• Return to OS/2 ends the installation and returns to the OS/2 desktop.
Installation of the software and drivers will only be taken into account when the station is next restarted.
• Reinitialize now ends the installation and immediately restarts the station in order to take into account the newly installed software and drivers.
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2.4
Updating software
If the station is already equipped with X-TEL workshop software, the installation proceeds to update it.
An "Update" warning in the top right hand corner of the installation option selection screen informs the user of this operation. The selected software is automatically installed in place of that already on the station.
A function non regression check is performed before the installation option selection screen is displayed. If a software version previous to that present on the station is found in any of the software selected for installation, a dialog box appears, suggesting that the user either retains the software on the station or replaces it with the one in the package.
2.5
Access and initialization command
At start-up, the operating system displays the desktop with its contents represented by icons.
Click on the Telemecanique icon to open the appropriate window which contains the various X-TEL applications.
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3.1
Section reserved for the network administrator
Installation on a server makes it possible to install X-TEL on a disk which can be accessed by various stations and then to use X-TEL from the client stations via the shared disk. Installation on the client station does not require diskettes.
To do this, the user must have full knowledge of the network architecture.
• Network software supported
- Network with a disk manager.
- Network with client software under OS/2.
- Network which manages the access rights by user or user group.
- Network offering an NDIS interface if coexistence with ETHWAY is required.
LAN MANAGER, LAN SERVER, NOVELL, LANTASTIC and NFS software have the required characteristics.
• Recommended client stations
- PC compatible with 486 processor.
- RAM memory: minimum 12 Mb for X-TEL and network software .
- OS/2 installed on drive C:
• Access rights for XPROSYS
- 3 user "groups":
GRU1 : The network administrators which assign access and resources.
GRU2 : The X-TEL administrators which have the right to modify the versions of the installed X-TEL tools.
GRU3 : The X-TEL clients using the X-TEL tools which have been installed.
- 2 file groups:
GRF1 : Read only files (RXA).
GRF2 : Read/Write files (RWCDXA).
The table below shows the rights to be assigned to each directory (eg. LANMANAGER).
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\XPROSYS\DLL\SYMBV4\MMS GRF2
\XPROSYS\DLL\SYMBV5\MMI GRF2
\XPROSYS\DLL\SYMBV5\MMS GRF2
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GRF2
GRF2
GRF2
GRF2
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The installation of the server station is launched in the same way as a normal installation:
• open an OS/2 window (from the INVITES folder in the OS/2 folder on the desktop),
• insert the installation disk 1/n or the CD ROM in the drive,
• enter the A:/SETUP command (for a set of diskettes) or
<DRIVE>:/SETUP (for a CD ROM, eg. E:/SETUP).
After the initial screen, the screen for selecting languages and the user information screen, choose custom installation. The installation option selection screen appears.
• The option of installation on a server station is displayed in the top left hand corner of the screen, tick the box using the mouse or the space bar on the keyboard.
• Then launch the installation in the same way as a normal installation.
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Preparing the client station
The client station must be prepared only when the server is operational and the X-TEL workshop is closed:
• open an OS/2 window (from the INVITES folder in the OS/2 folder on the desktop),
• enter the M:/SETUP command (where M represents the network drive of the server disk).
Diskettes or CD-ROM are not required to prepare the client station as all the software is on the server station.
Installation copies the necessary communication drivers onto the client station and modifies the CONFIG.SYS file in order to set the access path to the server station.
If tools are added to the server station at a later date, it will be possible to use them on the client station.
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