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MINI X-TEL Reference Manual

MINI X-TEL Environment and Installation

MINI X-TEL Use

X-TEL or

MINI X-TEL

Basic

Tools

• CONF

• MEM

• SDBASE

• CONTROL

• TRANSFER (V4 & V5 Stations)

• PROMPROG

XTEL-MOD PL7 Program Module Manager

(option)

XTEL-DOC Application Documentation

(option)

XTEL-CAD CAD File Interface Program

(option)

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Preface

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This manual, TXT DM BJR V5E is always associated with the manual TXT DM TLS V5E that describes the standard Software Workshop tools that are common to both X-TEL and MINI X-TEL Software Workshops:

• XTEL-CONF,

• XTEL-MEM,

• XTEL-SDBASE,

• XTEL-CONTROL,

• XTEL-TRANSFER

• XTEL-PROMPROG

The main enhancements made to the TXT L BJR V5 version of the MINI X-TEL

Software Workshop since the TXT L BJR V43 version are described below.

Support for OS/2 operating system:

• Version 1.2 and higher

Support for new types of stations:

• TSXV5 : Multi-function PLCs, version level V5,

• PMXV5

• XBT :

: Process control PLCs, version level V5,

Operator console.

New station tools:

• XTEL-CONF: A new tool for V5 level stations, replacing XTEL-MEM that is used to

• MAX:

- Configure devices in the racks,

- Configure remote I/O,

- Generate an application documentation file,

- Use and generate CAD files converted using XTEL-CAD.

Used to set-up and adjust TSX AXM 292/492 multiple axis controllers.

The ability to disable an installed tool or function that is not used in the development of an application

The addition of a new function in the Key Manager to support incrementation of program rights of use to a new version level

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Enhanced station tools:

• New functions added to XTEL-SDBASE:

- Symbol data base Copy/Paste function: Allows the user to copy a symbol data base and reuse it in a new station of the same type as, or a different type that the source symbol data base,

- Support for multiple merge modes for symbol (.SCY) files, with overwrite, without overwrite or user selected,

- Support for selective search and sort functions with the ability to use wildcards,

- The ability to generate a documentation file.

• New functions added to XTEL-TRANSFER

For TSXV5 and PMXV5 level stations, this tool supports:

- A transfer service for each dedicated application program,

- A coherence check in relation to the station configuration provided by XTEL-CONF,

• New functions added to XTEL-CONTROL:

- The ability to update PLC processor real-time clocks.

• New functions added to XTEL-MOD:

- Generation of graphic vignettes of functional modules,

- Write protection for the code of a basic program module,

- Managing the documentation file for basic program modules.

Compatibility with the existing installed base:

Any application developed using a TXT L BJR V43 version of the Software Workshop can be integrated and run using a TXT L BJR V5 version. The reverse is not true as only upwards compatibility is ensured.

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MINI X-TEL

Reference Manual

Contents Divider A

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Page

Introduction to MINI X-TEL

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1.1 Presentation

1.2 MINI X-TEL Work Space

1.3 The Different Types of Station

1.4 Access Rights

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Basic and Optional Tools

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2.1 Basic Tools

2.2 Optional Tools

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Application Migration

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3.1 PC/PS-DOS Application Migration

3.2 Application Backup/Restore Actions

3.3 Application Migration from MINI X-TEL to X-TEL

3.4 Application Migration from X-TEL to MINI X-TEL

3.5 V4 to V5 Level Application Migration

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Introduction to MINI X-TEL Section 1

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Presentation

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MINI X-TEL Work Space 1/8

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The Different Types of Station 1/10

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1.4

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1.1 Presentation

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1.1-1 General

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop, which is a sub-set of the X-TEL Software

Workshop, is intended for the development of single PLC applications corre-

sponding to a single project and a single station. It is fully integrated into the

Presentation Manager (PM) Graphic User Interface environment for OS/2 and supports

IBM Common User Access (CUA) standards for the operating environment.

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop will run with OS/2 version 1.2, 1.3 or 2.1.

In this environment, MINI X-TEL ensures the functions of Program Integrator, Service

Generator and Application Manager.

It supports the development of an application for any of the following PLCs:

• TSX 17-20, TSX 27/47 (PL7-2 language),

• TSX V3, TSX V4, PMX V4 (PL7-3, PL7-3 GLT or PL7-3 GLD languages),

• TSX V5, PMX V5 (PL7-3, PL7-3 GLT or PL7-3 GLD languages).

Ease of use

• Access to the tools and functions is obtained from a single primary window,

• MINI X-TEL proposes only those functions that are compatible with the type of PLC selected,

• Under MINI X-TEL, an optional software program (or tool) is accessible as soon as it is installed. However, the user can inhibit the use of a function via a command accessible from the menu bar,

• MINI X-TEL can be started automatically as soon as the terminal is powered up, if the latter is equipped with OS/2 1.3 or higher.

MINI X-TEL primary window

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The ability to run programs simultaneously

MINI X-TEL lets the user run several programs simultaneously, transition from one program to another is seamless and instantaneous.

Compatibility of a user program application with X-TEL

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop uses the same type of file tree structure as X-TEL, but it is strictly limited to a single project and a single station. Apart from this restriction, there is total compatibility between MINI X-TEL and X-TEL in the structure of the user files accessed.

Application Migration

• MINI X-TEL to X-TEL

An application developed under the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop can be transferred to an X-TEL Software Workshop. After the transfer, the application can be directly accessed without any additional operations, other than the usual selections permitting access to an X-TEL station (refer to Divider A, Sub-section 3.3).

• X-TEL to MINI X-TEL

An application developed under the X-TEL Software Workshop can be transferred to a MINI X-TEL Software Workshop (refer to Divider A, Sub-section 3.4).

• V4 to V5 level

MINI X-TEL can convert a V4 level application to V5 level (refer to Divider A, Subsection 3.5).

Remark

The MINI X-TEL and X-TEL Software Workshops cannot be installed simultaneously on the same terminal.

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1.1-2 Program Integrator

This is the primary function of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop. It installs the various programs in the same directory and creates a specific Telemecanique environment It supports the design and debugging programs as well as the maintenance and operating programs.

DESIGN MAINTENANCE

PL7-COM

PL7-AXE

PL7-PCL

PL7-PMS

PL7-MMI

PL7-3 ..

PL7-2

...

MINI X-TEL

APPLIDIAG

S-VIEW

SYSDIAG

...

The various programs listed below are used in the different phases of the life of an automated system and are detailed in the User Manuals specific to each program.

PL7-COM: TSX SCM/SCI communication module/interface installation software.

Manual: TXT DM PL7 CMM V5E

PL7-AXE: AXM162/172/182 axis control module installation software.

Manual: TXT DM PL7 AXS V5E

PL7-PCL: PID process control software for TSX 7 and PMX 7 PLCs.

Manual: TXT DM PL7 PCL V5E

PL7-PMS: Process control and operator dialog installation software for PMX 7 V4 and V5 level systems.

Manual: TXT DM PL7 PMS V5E

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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.

Manual: TSX DM PL7 M37 V5E.

PL7-3 ... (1): Programming software for the TSX 47-30 to TSX 87-30 range of PLCs and all TSX and PMX Model 40 PLCs and process control systems.

Manuals: TSX DR PL7 3 V5E and TSX DM PL7 3 V5E.

PL7-2: Programming software for TSX 17-20, TSX 27, TSX 47-20 PLCs.

Manuals: TSX DR PL7 2 V5E and TSX DM PL7 2 V5E.

APPLIDIAG: Application operation monitoring and diagnostics software.

Manual: TSX DM PL7 APD V5E.

SYSDIAG: System adjustment and diagnostics software.

Manual: TSX DM PL7 SYD V5E.

S-VIEW: On-line display software of the electrical diagrams of an installation developed from a CAD program.

Manual: TSX DM XVW V5E.

MAX: Set-up software for TSX AXM 292/492 multiple axis control modules.

Manual: TSX DM PL7 MAX V5E.

(1) PL7-3 or PL3 GLT or PL7-3 GLD software.

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1.1-3 Service Generator

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop makes available all the software tools and programs that can be used, which are described in the manuals listed below. It creates user-transparent links between the various software tools 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.

DESIGN MAINTENANCE

XTEL-CONF

XTEL-MEM

XTEL-SDBASE

XTEL-CONTROL

XTEL-TRANSFER

XTEL-MOD

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XTEL-DOC

XTEL-CAD

S-VIEW

Standard tools

MINI X-TEL

Configuration program for local and remote I/O and for generating the application structure for TSX and PMX Model 40 V5 level

PLCs (see Divider D, Section 1 of manual TXT DM TLS V5E).

Integration program for multi-function applications running on

TSX and PMX Series 7 Model 40 V4 level PLCs (see Divider D,

Section 2 of manual TXT DM TLS V5E).

TSX and PMX Series 7 Station symbol data base manager program (see Divider D, Section 3 of manual TXT DM TLS V5E).

TSX and PMX Series 7 control and command program (see

Divider D, Section 4 of manual TXT DM TLS V5E).

Multi-function application transfer program for TSX/PMX Model 40

PLCs (see Divider D, Sects. 5 & 6 of manual TXT DM TLS V5E).

Optional program module data base manager for multi-function

PLCs (see manual TXT DM MDD V5E).

Optional application documentation creation program (see manual

TXT DM DCT V5E).

Optional CAD system interface program for file transfers (see manual TXT DM CAD V5E).

On-line display software for the electrical diagrams of an installation developed from a CAD program (see manual

TSX DM SVW EP V5E).

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1.1-4 Application Manager

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop authorizes the development of single-PLC applications only and allows only one application to be accessible at a time.

This makes it necessary to have dedicated fields on the hard disk for:

• The creation and modification of the application (work space),

• The storage of the application (storage space).

Internally, the operation of going from one application to another can be summed up as copying the files from one space to the other

- Work space

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop manages a single PLC application limited to a

single project and a single station. Because it is unique, this application is implicit and constitutes the current application in the work space of the MINI X-TEL.

When MINI X-TEL is started, without any designation or choice of applications, all active commands (starting of a program, function, etc.) take effect on this current application as long as the user does not explicitly change the contents of the work space of the MINI X-TEL.

Any reloading of the MINI X-TEL work space overwrites the current application, which is therefore lost.

- Storage space

This space is used to store successive versions of the same application, or of different applications, so that they can be restored in the work space as required.

WORK SPACE

Save

STORAGE SPACE

Current

Application

Version n

Version 1

Open

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1.2 MINI X-TEL Work Space

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The primary purpose of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop is to organize the operation of the workstation in a way that is transparent to the user. Its secondary purpose is to manage an automation project.

Before detailing the operation of MINI X-TEL, it is important to introduce its file storage tree layout and terminology.

DISK

WORK

SPACE

STORAGE

Project 1 Storage 1 Storage 2

Station 1 Project 1 Project 2

Station 1 Station 2

Note

The storage space can be either a diskette or a hard disk.

During the storage of an application, the user can specify the type of storage space.

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MINI X-TEL Terminology

• WORK SPACE : This is a storage field on a hard disk of the workstation, that is defined during the installation of the software workshop (by default, disk D).

• STORAGE SPACE: This is a storage field on the diskette or hard disk of the workstation (by default, the same disk as the work space). During the storage of an application, the user can specify the type of logical volume to use.

• PROJECT / STATION: MINI X-TEL can manage only a single project comprising a single station. The break down into Project/Station permits the physical compatibility of the applications with the X-TEL Software Workshop which permits a multi-project and multi-station break down.

- PROJECT: This is an automation application. The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop can manage a single-station project comprising one TSX Series 7 PLC.

A name of up to eight characters is assigned to the project.

- STATION: This is an integral part of the project. The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop can manage only one station in the same project.

A station is defined by a name of up to eight characters.

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1.3 The Different Types of Station

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An automation application is based on the TSX Series 7 PLC comprising the station. The

MINI X-TEL Software Workshop supports the following stations:

• TSX 17 Station

This type of station consists of a Telemecanique TSX 17-20 PLC programmed in

PL7-2 language.

• TSX 27/47 Station

This type of station consists of a Telemecanique TSX Series 7 sequential PLC programmed in PL7-2 language.

The TSX 27/47 family of PLCs includes the following:

- TSX 27,

- TSX 47-10, 47-20 and TSX 47-J.

• TSXV3 Station

This type of station consists of a Telemecanique TSX Series 7 Model 10/20/30 multifunction PLC, versions V2 and V3, programmed in PL7-3 language.

The TSX V3 family of PLCs includes the following:

- 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.

• TSX V4 Station

This type of station consists of a Telemecanique TSX Series 7 Model 40 V4 level multifunction PLC. The functions available are:

- Sequential control (PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT),

- Axis control (PL7-AXE),

- Communication (PL7-COM),

- Analog data acquisition (PL7-PCL),

- Man-machine interface (PL7-MMI).

Each function is processed by a dedicated program in MINI X-TEL.

In addition, a family of station tools is available in PLCs of this type.

The TSXV4 family of PLCs includes the following:

- 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.

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• PMX V4 Station

This type of station consists of a Telemecanique PMX Model 40 V4 level process control PLC. The functions available are:

- Process control (PL7-PMS),

- Sequential control (PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT),

- Axis control (PL7-AXE),

- Communication (PL7-COM),

- Analog data acquisition (PL7-PCL),

- Man-machine interface (PL7-MMI)

Each function is processed by a dedicated program in MINI X-TEL.

In addition, a family of station tools is available in PLCs of this type.

The PMX V4 family of PLCs includes the following:

- PMX 47-420,

- PMX 67-420,

- PMX 87-420,

- PMX 107-420.

• TSX V5 Station

This type of station consists of a Telemecanique TSX Series 7 Model 40 V5 level multifunction PLC. The functions available are:

- Sequential control (PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT),

- Axis control (PL7-AXE),

- Communication (PL7-COM),

- Analog data acquisition (PL7-PCL),

- Man-machine interface (PL7-MMI).

Each function is processed by a dedicated program in MINI X-TEL.

In addition, a family of station tools is available in PLCs of this type.

The TSX V5 family of PLCs includes the following:

- 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.

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• PMX V5 Station

This type of station consists of a Telemecanique PMX Model 40 V5 level process control PLC. The functions available are:

- Process control (PL7-PMS),

- Sequential control (PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT),

- Axis control (PL7-AXE),

- Communication (PL7-COM),

- Analog data acquisition (PL7-PCL),

- Man-machine interface (PL7-MMI)

Each function is processed by a dedicated program in MINI X-TEL.

In addition, a family of station tools is available in PLCs of this type.

The PMX V5 family of PLCs includes the following:

- 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.

• XBT Station

This type of station consists of a Telemecanique XBT operator console.

The functions and the basic and optional tools compatible with the type of station used in the work space are given on the next page.

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STATION

Sequential

PL7-2

TSX 17 / TSX 27-47

Multifunction

PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT

TSX V3 /TSX V4

Process Control

PMX V4

Functions

Sequential

Program

PL7-2

PL7-3,

PL7-3

GLD/GLT

PL7-3,

PL7-3

GLD/GLT

Communication

Comm

(1)

Comm

Axis

Control

Axis Axis

Analog Data

Acquisition

PcI (1) PcI

Process Control Pms

Man-Machine

Interface

Basic Tools

Symbol Data

Base

Station

Configuration

Application

Transfer

PLC Control

BASE

CON-

TROL

mmi (1)

BASE

MEM (1)

TRANS-

FER (1)

CON-

TROL mmi

BASE

MEM

TRANS-

FER

CON-

TROL

Optional Tools

Program Module

Library

Project

Documentation

Interface with

CAD Files

CAD Diagram

Display

Cartridge

Programming

DOC

PROM

PROG

MOD

DOC

CAD

S-VIEW

(1)

PROM

PROG

MOD

DOC

CAD

S-VIEW

PROM

PROG

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STATION

Multifunction

PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT

TSX V5

Process Control

PMX V5

Functions

Sequential

Program

PL7-3,

PL7-3

GLD/GLT

PL7-3,

PL7-3

GLD/GLT

Comm

Communication

Comm

Axis

Control

Analog Data

Acquisition

Process Control

Axis

PcI

Axis

PcI

Pms

Man-Machine

Interface

Basic Tools

Symbol Data

Base mmi mmi

BASE

Station

Configuration

CONF CONF

Application

Transfer

PLC Control

TRANS-

FER

CON-

TROL

TRANS-

FER

CON-

TROL

Optional Tools

Program Module

Library

Project

Documentation

Interface with

CAD Files

CAD Diagram

Display

Multiple Axis

Programming

MOD

DOC

CAD

S-VIEW

MAX

MOD

DOC

CAD

S-VIEW

MAX

Cartridge PROM PROM

Programming PROG PROG

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PLC station terminology

• A FUNCTION is all or part of the automation application of a station. It is also referred to as a dedicated function.

Telemecanique modular PLCs are multifunction systems. Each function represents a dedicated function of the automation 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, set-up and documentation). This functional breakdown only applies to TSX and

PMX 47/67/87/107-40 V4 or V5 level PLCs:

Example: Sequential programming of the processors

Axis control programming

Communication module programming

: PL7-3,

: PL7-AXE,

: PL7-COM.

Each dedicated function installed in the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop and compatible with the station of the work space can be used by the station without any prior declaration and has its own work space within the station work space.

• TOOLS are service programs that may or may not be integrated in the basic

MINI 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.

Each basic or optional tool installed in the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop and compatible with the station of the work space can be used by the station without any prior declaration.

Example 1: Station TSX 17

Function: PL7-2

Tools available: XTEL-SDBASE:Symbol data base,

XTEL-CONTROL,

SYSDIAG (optional).

Example 2: Station TSX V4

Functions: PL7-3, PL7-AXE, PL7-COM.

Tools available: XTEL-MEM: Memory construction,

XTEL-SDBASE:Symbol data base,

XTEL-TRANSFER and XTEL-CONTROL,

XTEL-MOD: Modular program construction (optional),

APPLIDIAG (optional),

SYSDIAG (optional).

Example 3: Station PMX V5

Functions: PL7-3, PL7-PMS, PL7-COM.

Tools available: XTEL-CONF: Local & remote I/O configuration and application structure,

XTEL-SDBASE:Symbol data base,

XTEL-TRANSFER and XTEL-CONTROL,

XTEL-MOD: Modular program construction (optional).

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1.4 Access Rights

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In the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop, the right of access is defined when the software is installed; by default it is defined as Program Max [6]. If the user wishes to define a different right of access, this can be done in the specific mode during the installation of the software. Six different access rights can be attributed:

- [1] Operate min. (Om)

- [3] Adjust min. (Am)

- [5] Program min. (Pm)

- [2] Operate Max. (OM)

- [4] Adjust Max. (AM)

- [6] 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 and 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 functions of the Software

Workshop.

Access to the different tools and functions according to the access rights defined during installation are listed in Divider C, Section 2.

Remark

As the right of access is defined during installation, it can only be modified during a new installation of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop.

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Basic Tools

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2.2

Optional Tools

2.2-2 XTEL-MOD Tool

2.2-3 XTEL-DOC Tool

2.2-4 XTEL-CAD Tool

2.2-5 S-VIEW Tool

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2.1 Basic Tools

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The purpose of this section is to present the software tools of the MINI X-TEL Software

Workshop. These are described in detail in Divider D of the "X-TEL or MINI X-TEL

Software Workshop Basic Tools" manual, reference TXT DM TLS V4E, supplied with the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop, reference TXT L BJR V5.

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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 running the automatic configuration generation routine again.

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,

Configuring task sampling periods,

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 or MINI X-TEL Basic Tools" manual, Divider D - Section 1.

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2.1-2 XTEL-MEM Tool

XTEL-MEM is designed to create a program that 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 complete and 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

• PMX process control system programming

• Man-machine dialog programming

: PL7-COM,

: PL7-PCL,

: PL7-PMS,

: 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,

• Elaboration of the associated on-line files,

• Binary code version management.

In addition, XTEL-MEM lets the user:

• 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 how to use them is described in detail in the "X-TEL or MINI X-TEL Basic Tools" manual, Divider D - Section 2.

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2.1-3 XTEL-SDBASE Tool

The XTEL-SDBASE tool manages the symbol data base of the station and makes available to all the programs of the station a common data base containing each variable plus its mnemonic or symbol, a comment and an extended comment.

In the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop, a PLC station can only have a single symbol data base common to all the tools and dedicated functions in the station.

The data base can be:

• Entirely entered by the user, or

• Initialized from data created in XTEL-MOD or XTEL-CAD.

The symbol data base 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

• CAD file interface program

: XTEL-MOD,

: XTEL-CAD.

The XTEL-SDBASE tool provides the following functions:

• Creating and updating a symbol data base that is unique to each station,

• Compatibility with the entire installed base:

- Importing a symbol data base created with the XTEL-SYMB,

- Importing/Exporting xxx.SCY symbol files,

- Cutting/Pasting a symbol data base between two stations,

• Viewing a symbol data base.

• Managing the symbol data base: Save, Restore, Compact, Coherence testing,

Sorting functions,

• Sorting a symbol data base in alphabetical order (with or without a sort mask) by symbol, variable or comment.

All of the functions supported by XTEL-SDBASE and how to use them is described in detail in the "X-TEL or MINI X-TEL Basic Tools" manual, Divider D -

Section 3.

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2.1-4 XTEL-CONTROL Tool

The XTEL-CONTROL tool is a station level operating program that runs on-line 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 real-time clock.

During execution, the program checks the presence of required driver (programming port or UNI-TELWAY).

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 or MINI X-TEL Basic Tools" manual, Divider D -

Section 4.

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2.1-5 XTEL-TRANSFER Tool

The XTEL-TRANSFER is a station level operating program that operates only on-line 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

The program 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 how to use them is described in detail in the "X-TEL or MINI X-TEL Basic Tools" manual, Divider 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 or MINI X-TEL Basic Tools" manual, Divider D -

Section 6.

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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 how to use them are described in detail in the "X-TEL or MINI X-TEL Basic Tools" manual, Divider 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 data base.

XTEL-MOD is used:

• When programming TSX Series 7 V2, V3, V4 or V5 multi-function 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 that 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 that 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).

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2.2-4 XTEL-CAD Tool

XTEL-CAD is an optional program that 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).

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2.2-5 S-VIEW Tool

S-VIEW is an optional program that permits the display of 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 workstation 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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PC/PS-DOS Application Migration

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Application Migration from MINI X-TEL to X-TEL 3/4

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3.1 PC/PS-DOS Application Migration

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Import and Export actions can be accessed on the action bar of the MINI X-TEL primary window via the File menu.

Import

Import allows the user to import files that are external to the MINI X-TEL Software

Workshop into the directory of a function or tool of the current application in the work space.

• To import a file it is important to know where it is located:

Logical drive\Directory\Sub-directory\...\

PL7-2: Recovering 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: Recovering 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 source files

(e.g. .LIT, .LAD files) are stored in the MOD field.

Export

Export lets the user export files generated by the PL7-X functions of the Software

Workshop from the MINI 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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3.2 Application Backup/Restore Actions

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These actions are available from the MINI X-TEL primary window via the File menu.

Using these actions, the user can:

• Backup the current application in the work space to one or more diskettes, with all of its assigned Functions and Tools,

• Restore an application (that has been previously backed-up in a MINI X-TEL or X-TEL

Software Workshop by using the Backup action) from one or more diskettes to the

MINI X-TEL Software Workshop.

Note:

A Volume or a Project Backed-up on a terminal running OS/2 1.2 or 1.3 cannot be restored to a terminal running OS/2 1.1.

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3.3 Application Migration from MINI X-TEL to X-TEL

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The transfer of a MINI X-TEL application to X-TEL is done by using the Backup/Restore actions of the MINI X-TEL and X-TEL Software Workshops (version V42).

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop uses a file tree structure of the same type as X-TEL, but is strictly limited to a single project and a single station. Apart from this restriction, the file tree structures are the same. Using the Backup and Restore actions, the user can:

• Backup the application in the MINI X-TEL work space onto n diskettes.

The backup is made in a way that is transparent to the user. In fact, the backup is made at the X-TEL "Project" level, but comprises only a single station.

The project and station names are implicit names generated by MINI X-TEL, but the user can change these implicit names for documentation purposes or to resolve any conflict of names in the X-TEL Software Workshop.

• Restore the application from these diskettes to the X-TEL Software Workshop.

The station restored is directly accessible by the X-TEL Software Workshop by the standard X-TEL procedures of selecting the project and station.

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MINI X-TEL SOFTWARE WORKSHOP

WORK SPACE STORAGE SPACE

Project: Factory

Station 1

Save

Restore

Peoject: Factory Project X

Station 1

X-TEL SOFTWARE WORKSHOP

Remark

It may occur that the tools or functions backed up under MINI X-TEL are not installed in the X-TEL Software Workshop. If so, these tools and functions will appear as declared under the X-TEL station, but cannot be used. The user must then install them and declare them under the station concerned.

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3.4 Application Migration from X-TEL to MINI X-TEL

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The transfer of an X-TEL application to MINI X-TEL is done by using the Backup/Restore actions of the X-TEL (version V42 or higher) and MINI X-TEL Software Workshops.

Using these actions, the user can:

• Backup an X-TEL (version V42 or higher) project or volume, containing the application to be transferred, onto n diskettes,

• Restore the application concerned from these diskettes to the MINI X-TEL Software

Workshop.

The user must choose, by successive selections, the station to be transferred.

The station transferred becomes the current station in the MINI X-TEL work space. The name of the project and the name of the station are those given under X-TEL.

X-TEL SOFTWARE WORKSHOP

Project: Factory Project X

Station 1 Station 2 Station 3

Backup

Restore

Project: Factory

Station 1

WORK SPACE STORAGE SPACE

MINI X-TEL SOFTWARE WORKSHOP

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Remark 1

Restoring an X-TEL station under the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop has to be done in two steps. The user must introduce all the backup diskettes in

succession and then repeat this process. As the backing up of a project may involve a large number of diskettes, this operation can be limited by creating (under

X-TEL) a project dedicated to the transfer to MINI X-TEL, in which the station to be transferred can be selected by a Copy/Paste action. This fictitious project can then be backed up and transferred to MINI X-TEL on a limited number of diskettes (1 or

2 for a typical station of the TSX V4/V5 type).

Remark 2

Some tools and functions that are declared for a station generated under X-TEL cannot be installed in the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop. Therefore these tools and functions cannot be activated.

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3.5 V4 to V5 Level Application Migration

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3.5-1 Methodology for V4 to V5 Level Application Migration

Any V4 level application can migrate to V5 level on condition that certain operations are performed in the order decribed below for each specialized function used by the corresponding station.

▼

Preliminary operations

See Sub-sect.

3.5-2 no PL7-PCL function used?

yes

▼

Update PL7-3 application

See Sub-sect.

3.5-3

Update PL7-PCL application

See S-sect.

3.5-4 no

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PL7-COM function used?

yes

Update PL7-COM application

See Sub-sect.

3.5-4

▲ no

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PL7-AXS function used?

yes

Update PL7-AXS application

See Sub-sect.

3.5-4 no

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PL7-PMS function used?

yes

Update PL7-PMS application

See S-sect.

3.5-4 no

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PL7-MMI function used?

yes

Update PL7-MMI application

See S-sect.

3.5-5

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3.5-2 Preliminary Operations

1 - Previous situation

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The terminal has a V5 level MINI X-TEL Software Workshop installed,

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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 level Software

Workshop,

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The various V4 level applications are already installed on the terminal prior to installation of the V5 level MINI X-TEL Software Workshop. If so, they can be accessed directly from the V5 level MINI X-TEL Software Workshop.

2 - Preliminary operations on each TSX/PMXV4 station:

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List the functions used by the station (e.g. PL7-3, PL7-COM, PL7-MMI, etc.),

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Invoke XTEL-MEM and in View mode, list the size and type of memory cartridge used,

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Invoke PL7-3 and in Configuration mode, list the:

- Periods of the FAST and AUX tasks used,

- Slots used by 24 and 32-point I/O modules and the type of module used,

Invoke SDBASE and backup the symbol data base (Utilities menu, Backup action),

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If a man-machine application exists, invoke PL7-MMI and backup the application to diskettes (Utilities menu, Backup action),

Save the TSX/PMXV4 application (File menu, Store action).

3 - Preliminary operations on each TSX/PMXV5 station:

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Create the target TSX/PMXV5 station,

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Configure the station with the appropriate PL7-COM, PL7-MMI, etc. functions as required by the corresponding V4 level station.

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3.5-3 Updating the PL7-3 Application

1 - From the PL7-3 icon of the V5 level target station, invoke the Import function and import the following files:

XPROARCH\V4 Archive Name\V4 Project Name\V4 Station Name \PL7_3\APPLI

\xxx.BIN (required): application binary file,

XPROARCH\V4 Archive Name\V4 Project Name\V4 Station Name \PL7_3\APPLI

\xxx.COM, xxx.TIT and xxx.DES (optional), to directory XPROPRJ\Project Name\V5 Station Name\PL7_3\APPLI, then

XPROARCH\V4 Archive Name\V4 Project Name\V4 Station Name\PL7_3\MOD\

xxx.MOD (optional): table of modules,

XPROARCH\V4 Archive Name\V4 Project Name\V4 Station Name\PL7_3\MOD\

xxx.COM (optional): module comments,

XPROARCH\V4 Archive Name\V4 Project Name\V4 Station Name\PL7_3\MOD\

xxx.CST (optional): constant words source, to directory XPROPRJ\Project Name\V5 Station Name\PL7_3\MOD.

2 - Invoke PL7-3 on the V5 level station and perform the following operations:

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Answer "No" when prompted to run XTEL-CONF,

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Access the retrieve screen using the [RETRIEVE] action,

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Select [STR.NAME] and enter the xxx.BIN file name, previously imported into the target V5 level station,

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Retrieve the file using the [RETRIEVE] action,

Return to the operating modes selection screen (CLEAR),

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Call-up the store screen using the [STORE] command,

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Select [STR.NAME] and enter the name of the files stored on disk:

PL7_3 for the application file (.BIN),

STATION for the I/O configuration file (.IOC),

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Use the [STORE] command to store the files. This generates the following files:

XPROPRJ\Project Name\V5 Station Name\PL7_3\APPLI\PL7_3.BIN,

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XPROPRJ\Project Name\V5 Station Name\APP\STATION.IOC,

Quit PL7-3.

3 - Invoke the XTEL-CONF station tool for the V5 level station and perform the following operations:

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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,

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From the Define menu, select the Config. I/O in Rack action and, where necessary, modify the V5 level PLC proposed by default. Where the initial V4 level application comporises 24 and/or 32-point I/O modules, enter the type of module for the appropriate slots.

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From the Generate menu, select with task period entry and set the appropriate parameters for the tasks (FAST and AUX) used,

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From the Generate menu, select with application parameter entry and modify the memory configuration (cartridge size and type) where necessary,

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Quit XTEL-CONF.

4 - Invoke the XTEL-SDBASE station tool from the V5 level station and perform the following operations:

●

Copy the symbol data base (Utilities menu, Copy action),

Quit XTEL-SDBASE on the V5 level station,

5 - Invoke PL7-3 from the V5 level station and perform the following operations:

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Select the [RETRIEVE] command to access the retrieve screen,

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Select [STR.NAME] and enter the name of the application file to retrieve: enter the name of the xxx.BIN file previously imported into the target V5 level station,

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Use the [RETRIEVE] command to perform the acton. This operation automatically renames the xxx.TIT, xxx.DES and xxx.CRT files as PL7_3.TIT, PL7_3.DES and

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PL7_3.CRT files,

Use the [V5 CONF] command to assign the application program to the configuration defined using XTEL-CONF,

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Reconfigure the application: using the RECONFIGURATION DIAGNOSTIC function, then the RECONFIGURATION action.

6 - Store the new application on-disk using the [STORE] command.

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3.5-4 Updating PL7-COM, PL7-AXE, PL7-PCL, PL7-PMS Applications

1 - From the PL7-

●●●

icon in the target V5 level station, invoke the IMPORT function to import the files listed below:

For PL7-COM:

XPROARCH \ V4 Archive Name\V4 Project Name\ V4 Station Name \COMM \APPLI

\ xxx.BIN (required: application binary file) to directory:

XPROPRJ \ Project Name\V5 Station Name\COMM\APPLI then,

XPROARCH\V4 Archive Name\V4 Project Name\ V4 Station Name \ COMM \ MOD

\ xxx.CO7 (optional) to directory:

XPROPRJ \ Project Name\V5 Station Name\COMM\MOD.

For PL7-AXE:

XPROARCH\V4 Archive Name\V4 Project Name\V4 Station Name \ AXIS \ APPLI

\ xxx.BIN (required: application binary file) to directory:

XPROPRJ \ Project Name \ V5 Station Name \ AXIS \ APPLI then,

XPROARCH\V4 Archive Name\V4 Project Name\V4 Station Name \ AXIS \ MOD

\ xxx.162; xxx.172 or xxx.182 (optional) to directory:

XPROPRJ \ Project Name \ V5 Station Name \ AXIS \ MOD.

For PL7-PCL:

XPROARCH \ V4 Archive Name \V4 Project Name\ V4 Station Name \ PCL \ APPLI

\ xxx.BIN (required: application binary file) to directory:

XPROPRJ \ Project Name \ V5 Station Name \ PCL \ APPLI then,

XPROARCH \ V4 Archive Name \V4 Project Name\ V4 Station Name \ PCL \ MOD

\ xxx.411 to xxx.16P (optional) to directory:

XPROPRJ \ Project Name \ V5 Station Name \ PCL \ MOD.

For PL7-PMS:

XPROARCH \ V4 Archive Name \V4 Project Name\ V4 Station Name \ PMS \ APPLI

\ xxx.BIN (required: application binary file) to directory:

XPROPRJ \ Project Name \ V5 Station Name \ PMS \ APPLI then,

XPROARCH \ V4 Archive Name \ V4 Project Name \ V4 Station Name \ PMS \ MOD

\ xxx..411 to xxx.16P (optional) to directory:

XPROPRJ \ Project Name \ V5 Station Name \ PMS \ MOD.

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2 - Invoke the PL7-

●●●

function on the V5 level station and perform the following operations:

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From Local/Working Memory (depending on the function), select File TSX/PMX to gain access to the [RETRIEVE] command,

Select [RETRIEVE] to access the list of xxx.BIN files available for the station,

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Select [DIR BIN] and select the previously imported xxx.BIN file.

Pressing <Enter><Enter>, restores the xxx.BIN file to the V5 level station.

3 - Quit the PL7-

●●●

function.

4 - Invoke XTEL-CONF

●

From the Generate menu, select the command with application parameter entry

• Quit XTEL-CONF.

5 - Invoke PL7-3 and select [V5 CONF] to assign the application program to the new configuration defined with XTEL-CONF.

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3.5-5 Updating the PL7-MMI Application

The PL7-MMI application must first be stored on diskettes from the TSX/PMXV4 station (Utilities menu, Backup action).

1 - Invoke PL7-MMI from the PL7-MMI icon in the target V5 level station (the "Select

Module" dialog box is displayed),

2 - Select the module (PCM1, PCM2, etc.),

3 - Restore to the TSX/PMXV5 station, the PL7-MMI application previously stored on diskettes (Utilities menu, Restore action),

4 - Create the tables (Generate menu, Create Tables action). Once the tables are created, the following message is displayed "Warning the MMI.BIN file has been changed. Do you want to run XTEL-TRANSFER?". Answer NO,

5 - Quit PL7-MMI,

6 - Invoke XTEL-CONF

●

From the Generate menu, select the enter application parameters action,

●

Quit XTEL-CONF,

7 - Invoke PL7-3 and select [V5 CONF] to assign the application program to the new configuration defined in XTEL-CONF,

8 - Add OFB MMI V2.5:

In PL7-3:

●

Invoke Configuration mode,

●

Select Optional Function Blocks,

Invoke [NEW OFB],

Select the OFB MMI V2.5,

Invoke [INS], then press <Enter>,

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Invoke [MODIFY] to define the OFB number, the press <Enter><Enter> to confirm,

Validate the configuration, invoke [VALID] then select [YES],

Reconfigure the PL7-3 application, select RECONFIGURATION DIAGNOSTIC then RECONFIGURE,

Store the PL7-3 application on disk using the [STORE] command.

9 - Transfer the application to the PLC:

Using XTEL-TRANSFER, transfer the entire application to the PLC, TERMINAL

→

PLC command.

10 - Transfer the PL7-MMI application to the TSX PCM module.

From PL7-MMI:

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Select the tasks, Generate menu, then select Select Tasks,

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Transfer the PL7-MMI application to the TSX PCM module, Transfer menu.

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When using DIAG, ADJUST and VISUDYN options

For each option:

Rebuild the configuration from the CM task manager, Create menu, then CM Task

Configuration and transfer to the TSX PCM module.

Note:

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For VISUDYN, it may be necessary to regenerate the Cross-references before rebuilding

● the configuration in CM.

Some tasks may require resizing under CM, use the SYSTEM CONFIGURATION action.

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1.2 OS/2-PM User Environment

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MINI X-TEL User Environment

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2.1 Window Presentation

2.2 Using the Mouse

2.3 Using the Keyboard

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Generic MINI X-TEL Actions

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3.1 MINI X-TEL Primary Window Actions

3.2 Dialog Box Commands

3.3 System Menu Actions in Function Windows

3.4 Summary of the Main Keyboard Key Functions

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On-Line Help

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4.1 Presentation

4.2 Help Screen Action Bar

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Installation and Start-up

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5.1 Requirements

5.2 Installing the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop

5.3 Installing Catalogs

5.4 Accessing the Initialization Command

5.5 Installing the PROM Programmer Software

5.6 Installing the UNI-TELWAY Driver

5.7 Typical CONFIG.SYS File

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Methodology

6.1 General

6.2 Summary of MINI X-TEL Commands

6.3 Proposal for Implementing a TSX17 Application

6.4 Proposal for Implementing a TSXV5 Application

6.5 Proposal for Implementing a TSXV4 Application

6.6 Proposal for Implementing a TSXV3 Application

6.7 Adding a PL7-X Function to an Existing V5 Application

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1.1 OS/2 - PM Version 1.2 and 1.3 Reminders

The OS/2 operating system and its Presentation Manager Graphic User Interface shows tasks and applications in their own windows. The Presentation Manager allows the user

On boot-up of the system under OS/2 and PM, the first two windows displayed are the

Group-Main and Desktop Manager windows created when OS/2 is installed on the system.

Group-Main window

This window lets the user select execution of the following tasks:

• File Manager:

Displays the directories of the various logical drives available on the system. It lets the user access commands that support directory and file management tasks.

Note:

No lock-outs are supported by the File Manager. This leaves the user free to copy, delete, duplicate and move files and directories.

• OS/2 Window:

Lets the user run an application in a text window.

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• OS/2 Full Screen:

Lets the user run an application in a window that fills the entire screen. MINI X-TEL requires an OS/2 full screen session for its installation procedure.

• OS/2 System Editor:

Lets the user create and edit text files.

The icons that are displayed across the bottom of the screen represent active applications that have been minimized.

• DOS Compatibility Box:

Represents a full screen DOS session. The compatibility box is used to run DOS programs on an OS/2 system.

• Print Manager:

Lets the user know the status of print tasks. Printing is performed in background so that the system can continue to run other applications in the foreground.

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1.1-1 Desktop Manager

Lets the user arrange applications into groups and execute any application once it is installed. The Telemecanique group lets the user access the commands for running the

MINI X-TEL Software Workshop

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1.2 OS/2-PM User Environment

1.2-1 Windows

An application in the Presentation Manager (PM) environment is displayed in a window

(2) (5) (6) (9) (3) (4)

(1) (7)

(8)

(1) The Border shows the boundary of the application display window on-screen. When the window is in the foreground and the mouse and the keyboard have access to it, the border changes color.

(2) The System Menu Icon groups the actions that are common to all windows. The window Move, Size, Open and Close actions are supported at this level. The Help actions are also supported at this level.

(3) Minimize Icon reduces the size of a window to that of an icon.

(4) Maximize Icon enlarges the window to fill up the entire screen.

(5) The Action Bar comprises all of the actions that are available for the displayed application.

(6) The Work or User field displays the application.

(7) The horizontal and vertical Scroll Bars let the user scroll the entire Work or User display field.

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(8) The Icons, located at the bottom of the screen by default, display the applications that are running and have been reduced to an icon.

(9) The Cursor shows the on-screen position selected by the user. When the mouse is used, the cursor is shown as an arrow.

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1.2-2 Mouse

The mouse is the user interface that can replace the keyboard when selecting actions to perform.

A two button mouse is used.

There are four possible uses for the mouse:

• Point: Position the mouse on the object to be selected or run,

• Click: Press and release one of the mouse buttons, after pointing at an object,

• Double-click: Press and release mouse button 1 twice quickly, after pointing at the required object,

• Drag: Press the mouse button and hold it down while moving the mouse on-screen.

Release the mouse when the required action is complete. An object can be dragged after it has been selected by pointing.

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1.2-3 Keyboard

All the actions performed with the mouse can be performed with the keyboard, often through a combination of keystrokes.

Keyboard shortcuts are a direct command for an action that is accessed directly from the keyboard. If such a shortcut exists, it is shown after the command in the pull-down menus.

Menu key letters are shown in the action bar and in the menus as an underlined letter.

When the corresponding menu is displayed on-screen, the action can be accessed directly by pressing the appropriate key.

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2.1 Window Presentation

The MINI X-TEL user environment uses the functions proposed by OS/2 and PM and displays the various data in windows.

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2.1-1 MINI X-TEL Primary Window

The Primary Window is displayed when the user requests access to MINI X-TEL.

It is composed of:

• A title, which indicates the name of the station and its type,

MINI X-TEL: <Name of the station> [ <type of station> ]

• An "Action Bar", which groups the majority of the commands that can be applied to a station and gives access to the action invoking the Key Manager and supports access to the Help screens.

• A list, which indicates the functions and tools available for the current station. All the tools and functions installed in the terminal are directly available and displayed in this list without prior declaration. The user can choose to inhibit a tool or function, in this case the tool or function will still be displayed in the list with the caption [deleted] shown next to it. The list can be displayed in two formats, "text" or "graphic".

• A scroll bar, which allows the user to display all the tools and functions when the list is too long to be displayed in a single window.

The MINI X-TEL primary window displays the same fields as the OS/2-PM windows:

System menu, Minimize, Maximize, etc.

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2.1-2 MINI X-TEL Primary Window Action Bar

Ther MINI X-TEL Software Workshop uses the same action bar principles as OS/2 and

PM.

The action bar proposes several menus. Each menu displays a list of actions.

The commands that can be accessed from the action bar apply to the entire window.

Primary window action bar

Actions available in action bar menus

All the actions are displayed in the form of a list.

When an action is dimmed, it cannot be accessed.

The presence of a horizontal arrow lets the user access another level of choices.

Example : New

Keyboard shortcuts and mnemonic keys are also displayed:

Keyboard shortcut Example : Open Alt+O

Keyboard mnemonic key Example : New N

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2.1-3 MINI X-TEL Tool and Function Windows

The principle behind these windows is the same, but there are some variations:

The syntax of the window titles is as follows:

If the working field is blank, MINI X-TEL will display its own logo.

The menus accessed through the action bars are specific and specially designed for the features of each tool.

The PL7-X Functions Windows are not Presentation Manager windows but do support the ease of use provided by OS/2.

Window titles:

Title: TOOL NAME / MINI XTEL

These windows do not have action bars but use the same presentation as the present range of PL7-3 and PL7-2 programs. They do support the mouse.

The system menu is more detailed than those of other windows. Actions available there are described separately.

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2.1-4 Icons

An icon is a graphic representation of a Software Workshop window.

The system menu and its actions can always be accessed by positioning the cursor on the icon.

Mouse

Keyboard

Click on the left button

It is possible to change into an icon:

• The primary window

The icon obtained has the same name as the window.

Example: MINI X-TEL window: OVEN

[TSX V5]

MINI X-TEL: OVEN

[TSXV5]

• The window of a function being ex- ecuted

Example: PL7-3 window:

The icon obtained has the same name as the window.

The icon corresponds to a state of the application, that can be executed and recalled on request, but does not occupy the screen.

XTEL: Function

-pl7_3- Oven_Fact_1

• The window of a tool that is open.

Example: XTEL-MEM tool

The icon obtained has the same name as the window.

XTEL:

Station_Tools

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2.1-5 Dialog Boxes

MINI X-TEL Software Workshop actions often require that the user enter additional information before performing the required action. In this case, MINI X-TEL opens a dialog box that requests entry by the user of the appropriate additional information.

A dialog box is an easy way for MINI X-TEL to ask questions to the user.

Like a window, a dialog box comprises a:

• Title that is context dependent,

• System menu.

A dialog box usually comprises three fields:

• A list of possible choices. This list is context dependent,

• The data entry field for the user to enter the required information,

• Buttons for validating or cancelling the entries made.

All dialog boxes have up to three buttons:

• OK: Validates the selections or entries made in the dialog box,

• Cancel: Cancels the dialog box and does not make any changes,

• Help: Calls-up the on-line help screens.

and, in the case of a requested action an additional confirmation step with a choice between YES and NO may be displayed.

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2.2 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.

The symbol used when showing mouse commands is:

The main actions supported are:

Point: Position the cursor on the object to select or activate.

Click: Press button 1 on the mouse and release it after first pointing to the object.

Example: To reduce a window to the size of an icon,

Point to the minimize icon, then click on the mouse.

Double Click: Press and release mouse button 1 twice quickly after pointing to the selected object.

Example: To restore a window to full size from an icon,

Point to the icon and double click on the mouse.

Drag: Press and hold down the mouse button while moving the mouse. Release the button when the correct size is obtained or the correct position reached. An object can be dragged after it has been selected by pointing.

Example: Select an action from the menu.

Point to the action,

Click or Drag to the required action and Click on it.

The Mouse has two buttons. MINI X-TEL mainly uses the left-hand mouse button.

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2.3 Using the Keyboard

All of the actions that can be performed with the mouse can also be performed from the keyboard.

Using the system:

• Function keys,

• Cursor keys,

• Specific numeric key functions,

• Key combinations accessed by pressing a key while holding down the Alt, Ctrl

(Control) or Shift keys for example.

Keyboard Shortcuts can be accessed directly from the active window and are shown in the pull-down menus.

Menu or Action mnemonic letters are usually displayed underlined. It is often the first letter of the action name.

There are often a number of different ways of selecting an action:

• Keyboard shortcut,

• Action or Menu mnemonic letter,

• Sequential access to the various steps.

Example: To select a menu action.

Complete action selection sequence:

F10 Selects the action bar,

→

> <

←

> Move the selection within the action bar,

< ↑ > < ↓ > Move the selection up and down the pull-down menus.

ENTER validates the selection made.

Action or Menu mnemonic letter:

F10 Selects the action bar,

Press the appropriate underlined character for the selected menu,

Press the appropriate underlined character for the selected action.

Keyboard Shortcuts, where applicable:

Press the appropriate key sequence directly.

The main key sequences to remember are listed at the end of Section 3 of Divider B of this manual.

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3.1-1 System Window Actions

The commands associated with these actions are accessed:

• Or directly with the mouse or the keyboard.

Calling the system menu

Click in the system field with the left button

(in the top left corner of the window)

Select the window:

Command:

Primary window system menu

Alt+Esc

Alt+Spacebar

To restore the window to its original size

To move the window in the screen

To modify the size of the window

To reduce the window to an icon

To enlarge the window to full screen

To close the window

To access the list of active tasks

Restore (to restore the window to its original size)

Iconed window:

Enlarged window:

(full screen)

Point to the icon and double-click on it.

Point to the maximize icon (double arrows in top right corner) and Click.

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

Select the window:

Command:

Alt+Esc

Alt+F7 Cursor Keys then press Enter

Size (resizes the window)

Point to the active window border, the cursor changes into a double headed arrow,

Drag to the required size.

Select the window:

Command:

Alt+Esc

Alt+F8 Cursor Keys then press Enter

Minimize (reduces the window to an icon)

Point to the minimize icon, (down arrow in top right corner)

Click.

Select the window:

Command:

Alt+Esc

Alt+F9

Maximize (enlarge to a full-screen window)

Point to the maximize icon, (up arrow in top right corner)

Click.

Select the window:

Command:

Alt+Esc

Alt+F10

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Close (Stops task execution and closes the window)

Point to the system menu for the window,

Click on Close.

Select the window:

Command:

Alt+Esc

Alt+F4

Return to the list of active tasks

Point to the system field of the window,

Click on Switch to ...

Select the window:

Command:

Alt+Esc

Ctrl+Esc

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Within a primary window, X-TEL allows action on secondary windows. These commands can be accessed from the action bar or directly by keyboard shortcut.

Activate the action bar of a primary window

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the required menu.

Select the window:

Command:

Alt+Esc

F10, then use the cursor keys to select the menu and press Enter, or

F10, mnemonic key and press Enter

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. File Menu

New Initializes the work space to allow the creation of a new application for a PLC of a given type. A sub-menu of New proposes the different types of station that are possible.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Point to New and Drag to obtain the sub-menu containing the type of station required.

Open

Save

Activate the action bar: F10

Command: Cursor keys then <Enter>

Mnemonic key: N

Permits the loading of the work space with a version of the application that is stored in the storage space.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Point and Click on Open.

Activate the action bar: F10

Command: Keyboard shortcut: Alt+O

Mnemonic key: O

Permits the storage of the current application contained in the work space without changing its name, the previous version contained in the work space will be overwritten.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Point and Click on Save.

Activate the action bar: F10

Command: Keyboard shortcut: Alt+V

Mnemonic key: V

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Save as...

Permits the storage in the storage space of the current application in the work space with the possibility of:

• Giving it a name if no previous version exists,

• Changing the name if a previous version exists.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Point and Click on Save as...

Activate the action bar: F10

Command: Keyboard shortcut: Alt+S

Mnemonic key: S

Delete Deletes the version of the application that has been stored.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Point and Click on Delete.

Activate the action bar: F10

Command: Keyboard shortcut: Alt+D or Del

Mnemonic key: D

Rename

Backup...

Allows the user to change the name of the project and the station.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Point and Click on Rename.

Activate the action bar: F10

Command: Keyboard shortcut: Alt+M

Mnemonic key: M

Allows the current application to be backed-up to a selected diskette.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Point to Save/Restore and Drag to obtain the sub-menu containing the

Save command.

Activate the action bar: F10

Command: Keyboard shortcut: Alt+C or Ctrl+A

Mnemonic key: A then C

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Restore Allows an application to be retrieved from a diskette in the MINI X-TEL

Software Workshop.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Point to Save/Restore and Drag to obtain the sub-menu containing the

Restore command.

Activate the action bar: F10

Command: Keyboard shortcut: Alt+T or Ctrl+B

Mnemonic key: A then S

Import

Export

Allows a file to be copied from any directory to the work space in the directory associated with a tool or function of the MINI X-TEL Software

Workshop.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Point to Import/Export and Drag to obtain the sub-menu containing the

Import command.

Activate the action bar: F10

Command: Keyboard shortcut: Alt+I or F5

Mnemonic key: I then I

Allows a file to be copied from a directory of the MINI X-TEL work space associated with a tool or function to any directory.

About...

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Point to Import/Export and Drag to obtain the sub-menu containing the

Export command.

Activate the action bar: F10

Command: Keyboard shortcut: Alt+E or F6

Mnemonic key: I then E

Displays an information message about the program, its version level and the Telemecanique copyright.

Command: Keyboard shortcut: Alt+U

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Exit Allows the user to quit the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop, after confirmation, and with the possibility of storing the current selections.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the File menu,

Activate the action bar:

Command:

F10

Keyboard shortcut: Alt+X or F3

Mnemonic key: X

. View menu

This menu gives access to two commands that allow the user to define the display format in the primary window of the tools and functions installed.

Text Displays the tools and function in text form,

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the Display menu,

Point and Click on Text.

Activate the action bar:

Command:

F10

Cursor keys then Enter, or

Mnemonic key T

Icon Displays the tools and functions in graphic form

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the Display menu,

Point and Click on Text.

Activate the action bar:

Command:

F10

Cursor keys then Enter, or

Mnemonic key I

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• Options Menu

This menu allows the user access to two commands for adding a tool to the work space or deleting a tool from the work space.

Add Lets the user add to the application in the MINI X-TEL work space, the files and directories required to use the selected tool or function. The tool or function to add is the one selected from the primary window.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the Options menu,

Point and Click on Add Tools/Functions.

Activate the action bar:

Command:

F10

Cursor keys then Enter, or

Mnemonic key O then P

Delete Lets the user delete from the application in the MINI X-TEL work space, the files and directories required to use the selected tool or function. The tool or function to delete is the one selected from the primary window.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the Options menu,

Point and Click on Delete Tools/Functions.

Activate the action bar:

Command:

F10

Cursor keys then Enter, or

Mnemonic key O then F

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. Comm. Menu

B B

This menu permits selection of the address of the on-line PLC to be accessed, the communication mode and the type of connection of the MINI X-TEL Software

Workshop with a local or remote station.

Address Permits entry of the address of the on-line PLC to be accessed.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the Comm. menu,

Point and Click on Address.

Activate the action bar:

Command:

F10

Keyboard shortcut: Alt+A

Mnemonic key: A

Drivers Permits selection of the communication driver:

TSXPC01 programming port (installed in the basic MINI X-TEL)

UNTLW01 (supplied with the basic MINI X-TEL but to be installed in the terminal). Once the driver is installed it is displayed as 2.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the Comm. menu,

Point to Drivers and Drag to obtain the sub-menu.

Activate the action bar:

Command:

F10

Cursor keys then <Enter>, or

Mnemonic key: D then 1 (TSXPC01)

D then 2 (UNTLW01)

(once installed)

. Keymgr Menu

Keymgr Permits activation of the Key Manager.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the KeyMngr. menu,

Activate the action bar:

Command:

F10

Cursor keys then Enter, or

Mnemonic key: K

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. Help Menu: access to on-line help

On-line help is available for all the programs. It is described in Divider B, Section 4 of this manual.

Point to the action bar of the window,

Click on the Help menu.

Select the window:

Command:

Command: Exit Help

Alt+ Esc

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3.1-3 Running Tools or Functions from the Primary Window

The MINI X-TEL Primary Window displays all the tools and functions installed in the terminal. They can be run from the MINI X-TEL primary window.

Point to the tool or function to be activated,

Double Click on the tool or function.

Select the window:

Command:

Alt+Esc

Cursor keys, then <Enter>

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Most MINI X-TEL commands require additional information before the actions can be executed. When the command requires additional information, MINI X-TEL displays a dialog box that allows the user to enter the additional information required.

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3.2-1 Dialog Box Fields

As for the windows, the mouse can be used to point and click on the active fields in the dialog box; consequently only the necessary keyboard actions are described in detail below.

The user must first identify the active field. In general, a field is active when it has a dashed border for the fields for entering text, or when the cursor is located on it.

Example: Dialog Box: Store the station in an archive,

Default active field: List of existing archives.

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The data entry field is active when the cursor is positioned on it.

A button is selected when its outline is highlighted in bold and its content is outlined with a dashed line. The three buttons OK, Cancel and Help can also be accessed by using the keyboard shortcuts (underlined letter).

OK Validates the information in the dialog box and executes the action.

Cancel Cancels the dialog box.

Help Displays the associated Help information.

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3.2-2 Keyboard actions

Moves the cursor to the left.

Moves the cursor to the right.

End

Del

Moves the cursor to the start of the line.

Moves the cursor to the end of the line.

Deletes the character selected by the cursor.

Backspace. Deletes the character to the left of the cursor.

Ins

Esc

Toggles between data entry modes.

Toggles between overwrite or insert data entry modes.

Cancels the dialog box display.

Tab

Moves the cursor between fields.

The fields can be data entry fields or buttons.

Enter

Executes the action specified by the selected button, or validates a text field.

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3.3 System Menu Actions in Function Windows

The system menu in the functions windows is the same as in the OS/2 windows.

Note:

Font size with OS/2 1.3 and higher:

OS/2 proposes a choice of 5 fonts (8x8, 10x8, 14x8, 16x8 and 18x8).

The Font Size action changes the size of the characters and graphics displayed in the windows. The display always defaults to the Font Size 14x8.

Font Size 8x8

Selecting this action reduces the size of the help window while maintaining the same display contents displayed in a smaller character font.

This lets the user display multiple windows with as much information as possible displayed in each of them.

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3.4 Summary of the Main Keyboard Actions

System Menu of the Primary Window

Access to System Menu

Exit/Close

Restore

Move

Size

Minimize

Maximize

List of Active Tasks

Alt+Spacebar

Alt+F4

Alt+F5

Alt+Esc

Alt+F7

Alt+F8

Alt+F9

Alt+F10

Ctrl+Esc

Keys related to the Primary Window

Activation of the window

Menu Bar

Help

Exit

Alt+Esc

F10

Keys related to the Commands

Open...

Save

Save as...

Delete...

Rename...

Backup...

Restore...

Import...

Export...

Address...

Add Tool/Function

Delete Tool/Function

Alt+O

Alt+V

Alt+S

Alt+D

Alt+M

Alt+C

Alt+T

Alt+I

Alt+E

Alt+A

Alt+F

Alt+P

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4.1 Presentation

On-line help is based on the Microsoft QuickHelp system and its user interface.

The system menu called-up with the help windows is similar to those of all other OS/2 as much text as possible in a reduced size window.

When the on-line help is called-up, the user can use the keyboard or the mouse to:

• Select menus,

• Move within the text,

• Move from one topic to another.

The help screen that is displayed is that of the current context. The user has a number of options for accessing additional information:

• Categories menu in the action bar,

• References menu in the action bar,

• Reverse video highlighted key words that call-up a specific help screen (click on the right mouse button to return to the original screen).

There are two types of help screens:

• General interest help screens that describe Software Workshop functions,

• Specific help screens that describe a window or a function.

The specific help screens are divided into two parts:

• A general description of the screen and its function,

• The possible actions.

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4.2 Help Screen Action Bar

The QuickHelp menus shown below let the user access various services:

File

Print =

Prints the current help topic

Exit QuickHelp

About QuickHelp x

Exits QuickHelp

About...

View

Search...

Hide Window

Topic List

View History

View Last

View Next

View Back

Go Find...

B

G

L

N

T

I

S

W

Searches for a topic

Hides the help window

Displays the list of topics

Shows the history of topics accessed

Lets the user view the last help screen

Lets the user view the next help topic

Lets the user view the previous help topic

Finds a character string in a topic

Categories

Displays a list of the various headings in the help file.

References

Displays all of the topics in relation to the current heading.

Paste

Lets the user create a file that comprises all or part of the current help topic. Once a file is created, it can be printed-out.

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5.1

Requirements

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5.1 Requirements

5.1-1 Product Description

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop program has the catalog reference TXT L BJR V5E and it comprises: B

• A package with ten 3 1/2" program diskettes and two protection key modules,

• A package with the A5 format documentation set in English,

• An empty binder for the documentation.

Diskettes:

4 program diskettes

TXT LF BJR V5 containing the program, numbered

1/4, 2/4, 3/4, & 4/4.

The TXT LF UTW V5

UNI-TELWAY Driver software diskette.

The TXT LF PP V5 PROM cartridge programmer software diskette.

4 catalog diskettes:

TXT LF CTG TBX T V5 (1/2 & 2/2): TBX discrete I/O module catalog,

TXT LF CTG TSX7 V5 (1/1): rack mounted module catalog,

TXT LF CTG FTX V5 (1/1): FTX terminal catalog.

Software key modules:

Key module with a right of use

Serial number xxxxxxxx

Module Type

Empt Orig Work

Back Inhi Help

Associate module

Type Serial Numb

Telemecanique

Software

TSX SLC 02 empty key

Serial number xxxxxxxx

Module Type

Empt Orig Work

Back Inhi Help

Associate module

Type Serial Numb

Telemecanique

Software

Marking:

MINI XTEL Base

None

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Documentation:

TXT DM BJR V5E: MINI X-TEL Software Workshop, the loose-leaf A5 format documentation comprising:

• The Reference Manual : Divider A,

• The Operating Modes Manual : Dividers B and C,

TXT DM TLS V5E: X-TEL or MINI X-TEL Software Workshop Basic Tools, the looseleaf A5 format documentation comprising Divider D, the detailed description of each basic tool.

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5.1-2 Required Configuration

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop is designed to run on the following Telemecanique

PC-compatible terminals:

. FTX 417-20, with a minimum of 4 MBytes of RAM memory,

. FTX 507, models 30 and 50.

X-TEL will also run on any PC-PS/2 microcomputer running MS-OS/2 1.2 or higher that meets the following requirements:

Microprocessor: 80286, 80386 (SX or DX) ,

Hard Disk:

RAM Memory:

Diskette Drive:

Display:

40 MBytes minimum,

4 MBytes minimum,

3 1/2” - 1.44 Megabytes,

VGA.

It is recommended that the microcomputer be equipped with a two button mouse pointing device (such as an IBM or Microsoft mouse) or a Trackball (such as the one available from Logitech).

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5.1-3 Operating Systems

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop (TXT L BJR V5) is designed to run with the

MS-OS/2 Operating System version 1.2 or higher.

MS-OS/2 can be resident on the same computer as MS-DOS or DR-DOS (for FTX 417).

The user can move between the two operating systems by restarting (rebooting).

To install MS-OS/2 on a microcomputer, at least 9 MBytes of hard disk space must be available.

To run MS-OS/2 once it is installed and support multiple applications, at least 4 MBytes of RAM memory is required.

When configuring a new microcomputer, it is recommended that the operating systems be installed in the following order:

• First, MS-DOS or DR-DOS (for FTX 417), and then partition the hard disk.

• Then MS-OS/2 once MS-DOS or DR-DOS is installed.

Note:

MINI X-TEL does not use MS-DOS or DR-DOS (for FTX 417), but in a multiple application context it is preferable that both operating systems be installed.

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5.2 Installing the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop

5.2-1 Installation Conditions

To install the Software Workshop, the terminal must be running under MS-OS/2.

open: Group Main and Desktop Manager,

• At least 7 MBytes must be free on the hard disk partition selected to receive the

MINI X-TEL Software Workshop.

• An MS-OS/2 Full Screen session is open

The general installation procedure is as follows:

- Installation can be performed in one of the five languages available.

- The first diskette to be inserted in the disk drive is numbered 1/3.

- The user is guided throughout the installation and can choose one of two different procedures.

Automatic installation procedure:

All the parameters are initialized by default. The XPROSYS system directory is installed on Drive C. The CONFIG.SYS file is completed and the old one is saved as CONFIG.XTL. The work space is created on Drive D, or C if D doesn't exist. By default, the right of access is: Program Max. [6].

Custom installation procedure:

The modifiable parameters must be selected by the user. The user is prompted to check all phases of the installation procedure

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Once diskette 1/4 has been inserted:

Press: a:<Enter> or b:<Enter> depending on the diskette drive used.

The system will select the specified diskette drive.

Type: install

The installation procedure starts with:

INSTALLATION LOGICIEL MINI X-TEL

MINI X-TEL SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

Press <Enter> to continue :

The next screen lets the user select the language that will be used when displaying installation messages on-screen.

Type the number corresponding to the required language.

TO INSTALL MINI X-TEL.....

Select a language for MINI X-TEL installation messages:

Langue

Language :

Sprache :

Lingua

Idioma to Quit

Francais

English

Deutsch

Italiano

Espanol

Please enter your choice :

Type 2 for English, then press <Enter>

The next screen lets the user select the language used for normal operation. This choice affects the help screens and error message displays. It is retained in the machine and ensures that any additional programs installed in the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop are installed in the same language.

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Type the number corresponding to the required language.

TO USE MINI X-TEL...

Selecting a language for MINI X-TEL program messages determines the

What language would you like to select?

French

English

German

Italian

Spanish

Q to Quit

IMPORTANT: Only one operating language can be selected.

Please enter your choice:

Type 2 for English, then press <Enter>.

Two cases can then occur:

• The work station is already equipped with the X-TEL Software Workshop, in this case the screen shown on the next page is displayed,

• The work station is not already equipped with the X-TEL Software Workshop, in this case follow the instructions given in the screen below.

The next screen lets the user select the type of installation.

SELECTING THE INSTALLATION MODE...

The AUTOMATIC installation mode will automatically create and update directories, files and access paths. The CUSTOM installation mode supports dialog with the operator when selecting the directories and access paths required for use with MS-OS/2.

AUTOMATIC installation

CUSTOM installation

Q To Quit

NOTE: In AUTOMATIC mode, installation parameters are C: for system files, D: for project files, PROGRAM MAX for acces right.

If you are re-installing the program, the parameters used will be those that you selected when MINI X-TEL was first installed.

Please enter your choice:

The automatic installation procedure is described in the next section.

The custom installation procedure is described in sub-section 5.2-3.

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The screen below is displayed if the X-TEL Software Workshop is already installed in the work station.

DETECTION OF ANOTHER TELEMECANIQUE INTEGRATION SYSTEM...

Another integration system :XTEL has been detected on your machine.

The current installation will overwrite and replace this integration system with MINI-XTEL-BASE. Tools and functions already installed will remain accessible.

Only one station can be directly manipulated under MINI X-TEL. If your current application structure is multi-project and/or multi-station exit the installation procedure temporarily. Using the previous integration system, back up the required projects, and destroy stations and projects in order to obtain a single project and single station structure then restart the MINI X-TEL installation procedure.

Type

- <Enter> to continue installation. WARNING: you will loose access

to the previous integration system.

- Q and <Enter> to halt installation. The system will remain

intact.

Selection :

Important

If the work station is already equipped with the X-TEL Software Workshop, the user must:

• Save to diskettes under X-TEL all the projects and stations present in the work station,

• Delete under X-TEL all the projects and stations present in the work station except for the project and station required; so that the user file tree will be that of a single

project and a single station. In this case, the station retained becomes the station in the work space of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop after it is installed.

• If necessary, restore under MINI X-TEL the stations that were saved under X-TEL.

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5.2-2 Automatic Installation Procedure

Once this choice is made, the installation procedure begins and the files of the installation diskette are copied under the directory c:\XPROSYS.

When all the files from the first diskette have been copied, the display is:

Insert diskette number 2

Press <Enter> when the diskette is ready

Remove diskette 1/4 from the drive and insert diskette 2/4, then proceed as prompted on the screen.

Once this is done, the installation procedure continues with the second diskette.

MINI X-TEL INSTALLATION

When all the files from the second diskette have been copied, the display is:

Insert diskette number 3

Press <Enter> when the diskette is ready

Remove diskette 2/4 from the drive and insert diskette 3/4, then proceed as prompted on the screen.

Once this is done, the installation procedure continues with the third diskette.

MINI X-TEL INSTALLATION

When all the files from the third diskette have been copied, the display is:

Insert diskette number 4

Press <Enter> when the diskette is ready

Remove diskette 3/4 from the drive and insert diskette 4/4, then proceed as prompted on the screen.

Once this is done, the installation procedure continues with the fourth diskette.

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If the work station is equipped with MS-OS/2 version 1.3 or higher, the user can select an option that allows MINI X-TEL to be run as soon as the work station is powered up.

The screen below describes the procedure to be used.

MS-OS/2 WILL LAUNCH MINI X-TEL AUTOMATICALLY ON START-UP

This function is only available in MS-OS/2 version 1.3 or above.

If you do not want MINI X-TEL automatic launch, you can suppress this feature using a standard Presentation Manager function.

Select the Telemecanique Group window.

Select MINI X-TEL in Group programs list-box.

Select "Features..." menu in Group window.

Select "Options..." button in the associated dialog box.

In "Options" dialog box, suppress option :

"Open when system is started"

Confirm this selection with the "OK" button.

Use the same procedure to return to this selection later.

Press <Enter> to continue:

When the MINI X-TEL installation procedure is completed, the display changes and the configuration check can then be performed.

CONFIGURATION CHECK...

The installation procedure can perform a check on the program configuration of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop installed under OS/2.

If you have just completed the last program installation required before starting the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop, you can run a complete check on the program configuration. If not, run the complete check once you have installed all MINI X-TEL software.

1 Last installation completed, run configuration check.

2 Run check later; other programs still waiting to be installed in the MINI X-TEL software workshop.

Your choice :

This operation is systematically proposed at the end of the installation procedure of any program in the X-TEL Software Workshop.

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Information displayed by the configuration check

If the configuration check is OK, the following screen is displayed:

Configuration Check OK.

Pause: Press Enter to continue

If the configuration check is not OK, any errors found will be displayed. Errors can be caused by an incompatible file in a program (conformity error), or by attempting to install to different program version level in the same configuration (compatibility error).

The program (product) where the error was found is identified in a display.

• Conformity errors:

Conformity check failures on:

Product A

Product B

You must install again the products listed above, or contact Telemecanique Support Product Assistance.

Pause: Press Enter to continue

• Compatibility errors:

Compatibility check failures on:

Product X

Product Y

Please, refer to the installation chapter in the manual of the products listed above.

Pause: Press Enter to continue

The optional programs of the Software Workshop can only be installed after the Software

Workshop itself has been installed.

Whether or not the configuration check is performed, the following 'end of installation' procedure must be performed before the newly installed program can be run.

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INSTALLATION COMPLETE

The installation procedure is complete.

For the changes to take effect you must reboot your system.

Press the <Ctrl> <Alt> <Del> keys together to reboot your system.

Once your system has rebooted, you can run MINI X-TEL by:

- typing MINIXTEL in the MS-OS/2 command line

(full screen mode)

- or clicking on the line MINI X-TEL in the group Telemecanique in the MS-OS/2 Start Programs menus.

Press <Enter> then reboot your system.

Before rebooting the system, be sure to remove the last diskette from the drive.

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5.2-3 Custom Installation Procedure

The first installation screen prompts the user to specify the location where the

MINI X-TEL system files should be stored.

This path can be specific but the system directory must be called XPROSYS.

SELECTING THE SYSTEM DIRECTORY FOR MINI X-TEL...

MINI X-TEL uses a system directory called XPROSYS. You can select where this directory is stored on your hard disk.

Enter the path used to access the XPROSYS directory,

Q and <Enter> to quit, or <Enter> to accept the value in square brackets.

ENTRY EXAMPLE: D:\XPROSYS, E:\WORK\XPROSYS

IMPORTANT: The path without XPROSYS should already exist on a hard disk.

"System" file name [C:\XPROSYS]:

The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop generates a user environment on a user volume.

The screen below prompts the user to specify the disk where the user volume will be created.

SELECTION OF A WORK AREA

MINI X-TEL requires a work area created on a user disk. The current installation creates this work area if it does not already exist.

Type the name of the disk drive on which the MINI X-TEL work area will be located, Q and <Enter> to exist, or <Enter> if the value in brackets is OK.

EXAMPLE : D:, E:

WARNING: The disk drive must be a hard disk.

Disk drive for work area [D:]:

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The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop proposes a check of the user's access rights, which effectively locks-out certain functions of the work station, depending on the rights of access that were defined during its installation.

• Operate: Permits access to the process to adjust the values of preset variables.

• Adjust: Permits access to the process to ensure continued production; this allows modification of the variables and ensures that PLC Run/Stop incidents are resolved.

• Program: Permits access to all the functions of the Software Workshop.

By default, the right of access proposed is 6, permitting access to all the functions of the

Software Workshop.

The right of access can only be defined during the installation of the Software

Workshop. The right of access is mainly used for work stations dedicated to specific uses (workshop workstations, design office work stations, etc.)

The next screen lets the user define the required right of access.

SELECTION OF USER ACCESS RIGHTS...

Access rights to the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop are defined in the installation procedure.

Type in the value which corresponds to the required access right,

- Q and <Enter> to exit,

- or <Enter> if the value in brackets is OK.

1 Operate min.

2 Operate max.

3 Adjust min.

4 Adjust min.

: access to display tools

: access to operation and diagnostics tools

: access to application adjustment tools

: access to adjustment tools, PLC operating mode

5 Program min.

control tools, maintenance and diagnostics tools.

: access to all design tools

6 Program max.

: access to all Software Workshop tools in standalone

or connected mode, with the PLC in RUN or STOP.

User access rights [ 6 ]:

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Before it can be run, the Software Workshop requires specific command lines in the

CONFIG.SYS file.

The zone used by Telemecanique programs is added to any existing CONFIG.SYS file.

The installation procedure always proposes saving the existing CONFIG.SYS in a file

MODIFYING THE ENVIRONMENT...

The MINI X-TEL installation procedure modifies the Config.sys file.

Before any modifications are made, the Config.sys file is saved.

Please enter:

The name you wish to save the existing Config.sys file under

- Q and <Enter> to quit,

- or <Enter> to accept the value in square brackets.

ENTRY EXAMPLE: C:\CONFIG.OLD

Save existing Config.sys as [C:\CONFIG.XTL]:

The installation procedure is then ready to start. It proceeds in the same way as the automatic installation procedure. Before starting, a final confirmation is requested.

START INSTALLATION...

You have selected all of the installation parameters.

You are ready to start the installation parameters.

You are ready to start the installation procedure.

This program installation will copy files to the XPROSYS and XPROPRJ directories and update your Config.Sys.

Press

- <Enter> to proceed with installation. CAUTION: Once you have started the installation procedure, it cannot be stopped.

- Q and <Enter> if one of the parameters you have entered is incorrect.

Please enter your choice:

After confirmation, the installation procedure is performed as described for the automatic installation procedure (refer to Divider B, Sub-section 5.3-2).

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5.3 Installing Catalogs

Once the TXT L BJR V5 software is installed, the user must install, if required, the catalogs of the various devices that can be configured using XTEL-CONF.

Three catalogs are supplied as standard with MINI X-TEL:

• A catalog of rack mounted I/O: diskette TXT LF CTG TSX7 V5,

• A catalog of TBX remote I/O: diskettes TXT LF CTG TBX T V5,

• A catalog of FTX terminals: diskette TXT LF CTG FTX T V5.

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5.3-1 Installation Conditions

• The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop (TXT L BJR V5) is installed,

• All open sessions are closed,

• An MS-OS/2 full-screen window is open,

• The diskette for the catalog to install is in the diskette drive,

• The drive letter for the diskette drive where the diskette is located (a: or b:) is typedin, then confirmed by pressing <Enter>,

• From the new prompt displayed on-screen: [a:\] or [b:\], type the command install, then press <Enter> to validate. The installation procedure will now begin.

INSTALLATION LOGICIELLE CATALOGUE XXXXX

CATALOGUE XXXXX SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

Press <Enter> to continue:

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Once the installation procedure is complete, a configuration check can be performed.

CONFIGURATION CHECK...

B configuration of the XTEL Software Workshop installed under MS-OS/2.

If you have just completed the last program installation required before starting the XTEL Software Workshop, you can run a complete check on the program configuration. If not, run the complete check once you have installed all XTEL software.

1 Last installation completed, run configuration check.

2 Run check later, other programs still waiting to be installed in the XTEL software workshop.

Your choice:

This operation is systematically offered at the end of the installation procedure of any program in the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop.

Select option 2

INSTALLATION COMPLETE...

The installation phase is complete.

Catalog XXXXX is now installed in the Telemecanique

XTEL Software Workshop

Press <Enter>

Repeat the installation procedure for each catalog required.

Remark:

Only the rack mounted I/O catalog is absolutely necessary, the other catalogs need not be installed when no FIPIO bus is used.

Once the installation procedure is complete, remove the diskette from the drive and return to MINI X-TEL using the command <Ctrl><Esc>.

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5.4 Accessing the Initialization Command

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5.4-1 Installation Conditions

Access to the MINI X-TEL Primary Window can be obtained in the following ways:

• Automatically when the terminal is powered up if it is running MS-OS/2 version 1.3 or higher,

• From the Desktop Manager and Telemecanique Group windows if the terminal is running:

- MS-OS/2 version 1.2,

- MS-OS/2 version 1.3 if the user cancelled the automatic access when the terminal was powered up

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5.4-2 Automatic Access to the MINI X-TEL Primary Window

This function is only available if the terminal is running MS-OS/2 version 1.3 or higher. As soon as the terminal is powered up, the MINI X-TEL Primary Window is displayed after completion of the self-tests.

If the user does not require automatic access to the MINI X-TEL Primary Window, this function must be disabled using the procedure described on the next page. In this case, access to the MINI X-TEL Primary Window is obtained as described in Divider B, Subsection 5.3-3).

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• Procedure for disabling automatic access (MS-OS/2 1.3 or higher only)

- Activate the Desktop Manager,

- Select the Telemecanique group and activate the Telemecanique Group window,

- Activate the Program menu of the Telemecanique Group window.

Select and activate the Properties command which gives access to the dialog box below.

Activate the Options button which opens the dialog box on the next page.

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• Disable the option "Open when system is

started",

• Confirm this selection using the <OK> button which displays the Properties dialog box shown above,

Validate the Properties dialog box by pressing the Change button, which cancels the automatic access. The user can modify this choice of options by using the same procedure.

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5.4-3 Accessing the MINI X-TEL Command in OS/2 1.2 or Higher

When the workstation is powered up, MS-OS/2 displays the Group main window.

• Activate the Desktop Manager window to see the groups available.

contains a MINI X-TEL application.

To start execution of the Software Workshop:

• With the mouse : Double click on the MINI X-TEL application line,

• From the keyboard : Highlight MINI X-TEL and press <Enter>.

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5.5 Installing the PROM Programmer Software

Once the TXT L BJR V5 software is installed, the user must install, if required, the PLC

PROM memory cartridge programmer software from the TXT LF PP V5 program diskette. This software can only be used on systems with a TSX TPE 030 cartridge programmer connected.

For a full description of how to use this software, refer to the TXT DM TLS V5E manual,

Divider D, Section 7.

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5.5-1 Installation Conditions

• The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop (TXT L BJR V5) is installed,

• All open sessions are closed,

• An MS-OS/2 full-screen window is open,

• The diskette for the software to install is in the diskette drive,

• The drive letter for the diskette drive where the diskette is located (a: or b:) is typedin, then confirmed by pressing <Enter>,

• From the new prompt displayed on-screen: [a:\] or [b:\], type the command install, then press <Enter> to validate. The installation procedure will now begin.

INSTALLATION LOGICIELLE PROM_PROG

PROM_PROG SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

Press <Enter> to continue:

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Once the installation procedure is complete, a configuration check can be performed.

CONFIGURATION CHECK...

B configuration of the XTEL Software Workshop installed under MS-OS/2.

1 Last installation completed, run configuration check.

2 Run check later, other programs still waiting to be installed in the XTEL software workshop.

Your choice:

This operation is systematically offered at the end of the installation procedure of any program in the X-TEL Software Workshop.

Select option 2

INSTALLATION COMPLETE...

The installation phase is complete.

The PROM_PROG software is now installed in the Telemecanique

XTEL Software Workshop

Press <Enter>

Once the installation procedure is complete, remove the diskette from the drive and return to X-TEL using the command <Ctrl><Esc>.

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5.6 Installing the UNI-TELWAY Driver

Once the TXT L BJR V5 software has been installed, the user may install, if required, the UNI-TELWAY driver TXT LF UTW V5.

For a full description on how to use this driver, refer to Divider C, Section 4.

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5.6-1 Installation Conditions

• The MINI X-TEL Software Workshop (TXT L BJR V5) must already be installed,

• Any previous work sessions must be closed,

• A full-screen MS-OS/2 session (select OS/2 Full Screen) must be open,

• Insert the UNI-TELWAY driver diskette (TXT LF UTW V5 1/1) in the diskette drive,

• Type the appropriate diskette drive identification letter (a: or b:) and press <Enter> to validate,

• Once the prompt ([a:\] or [b:\] is displayed, type install and press <Enter> to validate. The installation procedure will now begin.

INSTALLATION DRIVER UNI-TELWAY

UNI-TELWAY DRIVER INSTALLATION

Press <Enter> to continue

INSTALLING THE UNI-TELWAY OS/2 DRIVER

To install the UNI-TELWAY OS/2 driver the user must first specify its configuration parameters.

These parameters tell the driver which serial port to install with, the baudrate to use and which UNI-TELWAY address(es) to use on the bus.

Press <Enter> to continue:

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The next screen displayed lets the user 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 a Modem and COM2 in all other cases.

SERIAL PORT SELECTION...

The selected serial port must be installed on the station.

<1>

<2>

<3>

<4>

COM1

COM2

COM3

COM4

Enter a value from <1> to <4> according to the serial port selected.

The default value is <1> (COM1).

Serial port (Press <Enter> for COM1):

The next screen displayed lets the user select the baudrate (data transfer speed) of the serial port. The value selected must be the same as that of the UNI-TELWAY bus or

Modem when one is used.

SELECTING THE BAUDRATE...

The baudrate set on the serial port must be the same as that set for the SCM module (TSX SCM 2116) or the Modem used.

<1>

<2>

<3>

<4>

<5>

<6>

<7>

300

600

1200

2400

4800

9600

19200

Enter a value from <1> to <7> depending on the selected baudrate.

The default value is <6>.

Baudrate (Press <Enter> for 9600 baud):

The next screen displayed lets the user select the basic address for use by the driver on the UNI-TELWAY bus.

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BASIC ADDRESS SELECTION...

This is the address from which the driver will reserve its addresses on the UNI-TELWAY bus.

The decimal value of this address must be between 1 and 127.

The default value is 1.

Basic address (Press <Enter> for 1):

The next screen displayed lets the user select the number of consecutive addresses starting with the basic address that the driver must answer.

SELECTING THE NUMBER OF ADDRESSES...

In addition to the basic UNI-TELWAY address already specified, the number of UNI-TELWAY addresses answered by the driver must be specified.

The decimal value of this number must be between 1 and 127.

The default value is 2.

Number of addresses (Press <Enter> for 2):

The next screen displayed lets the user select the number of consecutive addresses starting with the basic address that the driver must answer.

UNSOLICITED DATA ADDRESS SELECTION...

This is the address that the driver will use to receive unsolicited data.

This address can be 0 if this option is not required.

Otherwise the decimal address value must be between 1 and 2.

The default value is 0.

Basic address (Press <Enter> for 0):

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The next screen summarizes all of the selected parameters and allows the user a last chance to make changes before starting driver installation.

VALIDATING THE INSTALLATION

The following values have been selected for the installation parameters:

<1>

<2>

<3>

<4>

<5>

Serial port

Baudrate

Basic address

Number of addresses

DNS Address

: xxxx xxxx xxx xxx x

[1 ... 127]

[0,1 ... 2]

Select:

- <Enter> to validate the selections made and confirm installation.

- Q and <Enter> to Quit without saving the modifications,

- The number of the parameter to modify, then press <Enter> to change

the value of a parameter.

Your choice:

Once installation is complete, the last screen is displayed.

UNI-TELWAY DRIVER INSTALLATION COMPLETE

The installation procedure is complete.

For the changes to take effect you must reboot your system. Press:

<Ctrl> <Alt> <Del>.

Press <Enter> then reboot your system.

Remove the diskette from the diskette drive and reboot the system as prompted onscreen.

Once installation is complete, the UNI-TELWAY driver can be used by all X-TEL tools and functions. To select it, pull-down the Communication/Drivers menu in the XTEL: User window and select UNTLW01. Once this is done, any X-TEL tool or function that uses the UNI-TELWAY driver automatically becomes a slave station on the bus as seen by the Master station.

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5.6-2 Modifying the Driver Configuration after Installation

Once the UNI-TELWAY driver has been installed in the system, a UNI-TELWAY Driver

Configuration command is displayed in the Group-Telemecanique window. This command lets the user modify the configuration of the UNI-TELWAY driver.

Click on Uni-Telway Driver Configuration to access the main menu. Once this is displayed, the user can:

• Modify driver parameters,

• Modify Modem parameters,

• Quit without making any modifications.

UNI-TELWAY DRIVER CONFIGURATION

Some UNI-TELWAY driver parameters can be modified. The selections are:

1 Basic parameters (port, baudrate, address, etc.),

2 Modem parameters (type, number),

3 No modification.

Enter a value from 1 to 3.

The default value is 3 (End).

Enter your selection (Press <Enter> to End):

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Basic parameters

The basic parameters (serial port, baudrate, address, etc.) are set when UNI-TELWAY driver installation is performed.

To modify these parameters, follow the procedure and the prompts displayed on-screen.

B pressing <Ctrl> <Alt> <Del>.

Modem parameters

In the same way as basic parameter modification, the user should follow the procedure and prompts displayed on-screen to access the required menus.

UNI-TELWAY DRIVER MODEM CONFIGURATION

The current UNI-TELWAY driver Modem parameters are:

1 Modem <Yes/No>

2 Type <Int/Ext>

3 Call number

: xxx xxx xxx

Select:

- <Enter> to validate the selections made and confirm installation.

- Q and <Enter> to Quit without saving the modifications made,

- The number of the parameter to modify, then press <Enter> to change

the value of a parameter.

Your choice:

Press <Enter> then reboot your system.

This screen summarizes the Modem selections made:

• Whether or not a Modem is selected (Yes/No),

• The type of Modem selected (external or internal),

• The call number (Hayes compatible for calling the remote station).

Any of these parameters can be modified. Simply select a parameter to modify from the menu. Once all of the modifications have been made, the user should validate the modifications by pressing <Enter>.

A modification of the call number is immediately accepted by the system. All other modifications only take effect after rebooting the system.

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5.7 Typical CONFIG.SYS File

5.7-1 Typical CONFIG.SYS File for a Terminal with MS-OS/2 1.3

The first two target machines receiving the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop are the

FTX 417-20 and FTX 507 terminals, after installation of the MINI X-TEL Software

Workshop the CONFIG.SYS file is as follows:

PROTSHELL=C:\OS2\PMSHELL.EXE C:\OS2\OS2.INI C:\OS2\OS2SYS.INI C:\OS2\CMD.EXE

SET COMSPEC=C:\OS2\CMD.EXE

LIBPATH=C:\XPROSYS\DLL;C:\OS2\DLL;C:\OS2\SUPPORT;C:\;

SET PATH=C:\XPROSYS\EXE;C:\OS2;C:\OS2\SYSTEM;C:\OS2\INSTALL;C:\OS2\SUPPORT;C:\;

SET DPATH=C:\OS2;C:\OS2\SYSTEM;C:\OS2\INSTALL;C:\;

SET PROMPT=$i[$p]

SET HELP=C:\OS2\HELP

BUFFERS=30

DISKCACHE=256

MAXWAIT=3

MEMMAN=SWAP,MOVE,SWAPDOS

PROTECTONLY=NO

SWAPPATH=C:\OS2\SYSTEM 512

THREADS=128

COUNTRY=001,C:\OS2\SYSTEM\COUNTRY.SYS

DEVINFO=SCR,VGA,C:\OS2\VIOTBL.DCP

SET VIDEO_DEVICES=VIO_IBMVGA

SET VIO_IBMVGA=DEVICE(BVHVGA)

DEVICE=C:\OS2\POINTDD.SYS

DEVICE=C:\OS2\MSPS201.SYS

DEVICE=C:\OS2\MOUSE.SYS TYPE=MSPS2$

DEVICE=C:\OS2\PMDD.SYS

SET KEYS=ON

DEVICE=C:\OS2\SUPPORT\STDCDROM.VSD

DEVICE=C:\OS2\SUPPORT\DENON.VSD

DEVICE=C:\OS2\SUPPORT\CDROM.TSD

IFS=C:\OS2\SUPPORT\CDFS.IFS

RUN=C:\OS2\SUPPORT\LOGWRITE.EXE

SET BOOKSHELF=C:\OS2\BOOK

SHELL=C:\OS2\COMMAND.COM /P

BREAK=OFF

FCBS=16,8

RMSIZE=640

DEVICE=C:\OS2\EGA.SYS

DEVICE=C:\OS2\DOS.SYS

DEVINFO=KBD,US189,C:\OS2\KEYBOARD.DCP

CODEPAGE=850,437

REM TE============= TELEMECANIQUE XTEL Installation V5.0 (MINI X-TEL) ========

REM TE============= Do not modify this block ====================

SET XPROSYS=C:\XPROSYS

SET XPROUSR=C:\XPROSYS

SET XPROMOD=C:\XPROSYS

SET XPROHELP=C:\XPROSYS\HLP

SET QH=C:\XPROSYS\HLP

IOPL=YES

REM TE INSTALLATION DRIVER TSXPC01

DEVICE=C:\XPROSYS\EXE\DTSXPC01.SYS MAXSPEED=19200 COM=COM2

REM TE END INSTALLATION DRIVER TSXPC01

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Methodology Section 6

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6.1

General

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6.2

Summary of MINI X-TEL Commands 6/2

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6.3

Proposal for Implementing a TSX17 Application 6/3

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6.4

Proposal for Implementing a TSXV5 Application 6/4

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6.5

Proposal for Implementing a TSXV4 Application 6/5

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6.6

Proposal for Implementing a TSXV3 Application 6/6

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6.7

Adding a PL7-X Function to an Existing V5 Application 6/7

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The methodology proposed is designed to guide the user in the process of generating, transferring to the PLC, and storing TSX 17, TSX V5, TSX V4 and TSX V3 applications.

As it describes methodology, this section only gives the main operations without describing the operating mode in detail.

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6.2 Summary of MINI X-TEL Commands

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The main commands of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop are accessible from the action bar menus of the Primary Window.

• New

• Open

• Save

• Save as ...

• Delete ...

• Rename ...

• Backup

: To create an application (and define the type of station),

: To load the work space with an application stored in the storage space,

: To store the application contained in the work space to a storage space without changing its name. The previous version contained in the storage space will be overwritten,

: To save the application contained in the work space to a storage space with the possibility of:

- Giving it a name if no previous version exists,

- Changing the name if a previous version exists,

: To delete an application in the storage space,

: To modify the name of the application (name of the project and name of the station),

: To backup the current application from the work space to one or more diskettes,

• Restore

• Import

: To restore an application from diskettes into the work space,

: To import one or more files from any directory to the directory of

• Export a tool or function in the work space,

: To export one or more files from the directory of the tool or function in the work space to any other directory.

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6.3 Proposal for Implementing a TSX17 Application

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MINI X-TEL Primary Window

Definition of the environment

• Type of station: TSX17,

• If necessary, name of project, name and address of station.

(see Divider C, Section 1 of this manual) no

Create a

Symbol

Data Base yes

∇

XTEL-SDBASE Tool

• Symbolization of variables,

• Extraction of the station file xxx.SCY.

(see Section 3 of manual

TXT DM TLS V5E)

∇

PL7_2_17 Function

• Configuration,

- Initialization of the memory,

- Choice of extension modules,

- ...,

• Creation of the program,

• Saving and updating of the program file xxx. BIN,

• Transfer of the station to the PLC (Terminal

→

TSX),

• Debugging and modifying the program in the Connected mode,

• Updating of the program in the terminal by transfer from the PLC to the terminal (TSX

→

Terminal).

(See PL7-2 V5 Operating Modes manual TXT DM PL7 2 V5E)

∇

MINI X-TEL Primary Window

• Storage of the station in the storage space,

• Saving of the station to diskettes.

(See Divider C, Section 1 of this manual)

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MINI X-TEL Primary Window

Define the environment

• Type of station: TSXV5,

• If necessary, name of project, name and address of station.

(see Divider C, Section 1 of this manual)

∇

XTEL-CONF Tool

Structure and configure the application

• Define the type of PLC, cartridge and cartridge size,

• Cartridge and cartridge size,

• Dedicated zones and size of dedicated zones.

(see Section 2 of manual TXT DM TLS V5E) no

Create a Symbol

Data Base yes

∇

XTEL-SDBASE Tool

• Symbolize variables,

(see Section 3 of manual

TXT DM TLS V5E)

∇

PL7-3 Function

• Configure the Grafcet,

• Create the program,

• Save and update the xxx. APP file.

(see PL7-3 V4 Operating Modes manual TXT DM PL7 3 V5E)

∇

XTEL-TRANSFER Tool

• Transfer the station to the PLC (Disk

→

TSX)

(see Section 5 of manual TXT DM TLS V5E)

∇

PL7-3 Function

• Debug and modify the program in the Connected mode,

(See PL7-3 V5 Operating Modes manual TXT DM PL7 3 V5E)

∇

MINI X-TEL Primary Window

• Store the station in the storage space,

• Save the station to diskette.

(See Divider C, Section 1 of this manual)

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6.5 Proposal for Implementing a TSXV4 Application

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MINI X-TEL Primary Window

Define the environment

• Type of station: TSXV4,

• If necessary, name of project, name and address of station.

(see Divider C, Section 1 of this manual)

∇

XTEL-MEM Tool

Structure and configure the application

• Define the type of processor,

• Cartridge and cartridge size,

• Dedicated zones and size of dedicated zones.

(see Section 2 of manual TXT DM TLS V5E)

B no

Create a Symbol

Data Base yes

∇

XTEL-SDBASE Tool

• Symbolize variables,

(see Section 3 of manual

TXT DM TLS V5E)

∇

PL7-3 Function

• Hardware configuration: choice of target processor and modules,

• Configure the tasks,

• Configure the Grafcet,

• Create the program,

• Save and update the xxx. APP file.

(see PL7-3 V5 Operating Modes manual TXT DM PL7 3 V5E)

∇

XTEL-TRANSFER Tool

• Transfer the station to the PLC (Disk

→

TSX)

(see Section 5 of manual TXT DM TLS V5E)

∇

PL7-3 Function

• Debug and modify the program in the Connected mode,

(See PL7-3 V5 Operating Modes manual TXT DM PL7 3 V5E)

∇

MINI X-TEL Primary Window

• Store the station in the storage space,

• Save the station to diskettes.

(See Divider C, Section 1 of this manual)

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MINI X-TEL Primary Window

Define the environment

• Type of station: TSXV3,

• If necessary, name of project, name and address of station.

(see Divider C, Section 1 of this manual) no

Create a Symbol

Data Base yes

∇

XTEL-SDBASE Tool

• Symbolize variables,

(see Section 3 of manual

TXT DM TLS V5E)

∇

PL7-3 Function

• Physical configuration: choice of target processor and modules,

• Configure the tasks,

• Configure the Grafcet,

• Create the program,

• Save and update the program file xxx. BIN

• Transfer the station to the PLC (Terminal

→

Processor),

• Debug and modify the program in the Connected mode,

(see PL7-3 V5 Operating Modes manual TXT DM PL7 3 V5E)

∇

MINI X-TEL Primary Window

• Store the station in the storage space,

• Save the station to diskettes.

(See Divider C, Section 1 of this manual)

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6.7 Adding a PL7-X Function to an Existing V5 Application

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The user has already defined an application with a number of functions (PL7-3 and

PL7-X) and wishes to add a new PL7-X function to this existing application. The procedure to follow is described below.

Functions Secondary Window

Add the PL7-X function to the function window

(Refer to Divider C - Section 1 in this manual)

∇

XTEL-CONF

• Run XTEL-CONF,

• If necessary, change the rack configuration (e.g. to add a specialized module),

• Run the Generate action and enter the application parameters,

• Check the volumes reserved for the various logical fields and where necessary change any starting addresses,

• Where necessary, add a memory cartridge or change its size,

• Confirm the changes made and exit XTEL-CONF.

(Refer to Section 1 of the TXT DM TLS V5E manual)

∇

PL7-3 Function

• Run PL7-3

• Start reconfiguration from the dynamic soft key in XTEL-CONF

V5,

• Save the PL7-3 .BIN file to disk using the STORE key,

• Quit PL7-3.

(Refer to the PL7-3 Operating Modes manual TXT DM PL7 3 V5E)

∇

PL7-X Function

• Run the appropriate PL7-X function,

• Configure the specialized program modules,

• Save the PL7-X .BIN file to disk using STORE,

• Quit the PL7-X function.

(Refer to the appropriate PL7-X function documentation)

∇

XTEL-TRANSFER

• Run XTEL-TRANSFER

• Complete station to PLC transfer (Disk

→

TSX)

(Refer to Section 5 of the TXT DM TLS V5E manual)

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1.1 Presentation

1.2 File Menu

1.3 Display Menu

1.4 Communication Menu (Comm.)

1.5 Keymgr Menu

1.6 Accessing PL7-X Tools and Functions

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Key Manager Tool

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2.1 Presentation

2.2 Functions

2.3 Accessing the Key Manager

2.4 Action Menu

2.5 Key Module Marking

2.6 Error Messages

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Access Rights

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3.1 Table of MINI X-TEL Access Rights

3.2 Table of PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT Access Rights

3.3 Table of PL7-2 Access Rights

3.4 Table of PL7-AXE Access Rights

3.5 Table of PL7-COM Access Rights

3.6 Table of X-DIAG Access Rights

3.7 Table of PL7-MMI Access Rights

3.8 Table of PL7-PCL Access Rights

3.9 Table of PL7-PMS Access Rights

3.10 Table of MAX Access Rights

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1.1 Presentation

1.1-1 Purpose of the Window

This window gives access to all the functions of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop:

- New: to create an application (define the type of station),

- Open: to open an application that is already saved,

- Save: to save an application from the work space to the storage space,

- Delete: to delete an application from the storage space,

- Rename: to rename the application (project name and station name),

- Backup: to save the application in the work space onto one or more diskettes,

- Restore: to restore an application from diskettes to the work space,

- Import: to import one or more files from any directory to the directory of a tool or function in the work space,

- Export: to export one or more files from the directory of a tool or function to any other directory: to restore an application from diskettes to the work space,

- Add Tool/Function: to add the tool or function selected in the primary window to the application,

- Delete Tool/Function: to delete the tool or function selected in the primary window from the application,

- KeyMngr: to access the Key Manager tool,

- Exit: to exit the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop.

• Access to the tools and functions listed in the window:

- Basic tools : XTEL-CONF (V5 Stations), XTEL-MEM (V4 Stations),

XTEL-SDBASE, XTEL-CONTROL, XTEL-TRANSFER,

- Optional tools : XTEL-MOD, XTEL-DOC, XTEL-CAD, S-VIEW, APPLIDIAG,

SYSDIAG, PROMPROG,

- Functions : PL7 - X (PL7-3, PL7-COM, ....).

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Remark:

The optional tools and functions will only appear in the Primary Window if they have been already installed in the terminal and if they are compatible with the station of the work space.

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1.1-2 Action Bar Menus

MINI X-TEL: OVEN

[TSXV5]

File

New

Open...

Save

Save as...

Delete...

Rename...

Backup/Restore

Import/Export

About...

Exit...

Display

Text

Icon

Options

Add

Tool/Function

Delete

Tool/Function

Comm.

KeyMngr

Address...

Drivers

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1.2 File Menu

1.2-1 New Command

This command gives access to a sub-menu that allows the work space to be initialized

Select the type of station to be created:

• Station TSX 17 for a TSX 17-20 PLC programmed in PL7-2 language,

• Station TSX 27/47 for a TSX 27 /47-10 /47-20 PLC programmed in PL7-2 language,

• Station TSX V3 for a V3 level TSX 47-30 /67-20 / 87-30 PLC, programmed in PL7-3,

PL7-3 GLT or PL7-3 GLD language,

• Station TSX V4 for a V4 level or station TSX V5 for a V5 level TSX 47-40 /67-40 /87-

40 /107-40 PLC programmed in PL7-3, PL7-3 GLT or PL7-3 GLD language,

• Station PMX V4 for a V4 level or station PMX V5 for a V5 level PMX 47-40 /67-40 /

87-40 /107-40 PLC programmed in PL7-3, PL7-3 GLT or PL7-3 GLD language and with process control functions,

• Station XBT for an XBT operator console,

• Connected lets the user create a new application and the system will automatically determine its type depending on the type of PLC connected.

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Activation of the selected station displays a dialog box that informs the user that the current application in the work space will be overwritten. If the user wishes to retain the current application, it must therefore be saved beforehand.

Cancel

Initializes the work space for the selected station.

Cancels the command and returns to the current application.

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1.2-2 Open Command

This command loads the work space with the version of the application that has been previously saved in an archive. The current application in the work space will be overwritten. The selection of the archive and of the version to be loaded is done by

• Disk field: lists all the disks that contain archives.

Selecting a disk can be done by:

- Using the cursor keys: <

↑

> <

↓

- Using the mouse to click on the required disk.

Selecting a disk does not give access to the contents of the disk.

• Names of existing archives field: lists all the archives present on the selected disk.

This field is updated only when the selected disk is validated by < Enter >, or by pressing the cursor key <

→

>, or by double clicking on it with the mouse. The user can select another disk by pressing the cursor key <

←

For each archive available, the following information is displayed:

- The name of the archive,

- The type of station saved,

- The storage date.

• Comment field: displays the comment associated with the archive selected in the

Names of existing archives field.

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Cancel

Returns to the primary window of the current application.

Opens a dialog box that informs the user that the current application will be overwritten.

Cancel

Loads the selected archive into the work space.

Returns to the previous dialog box.

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1.2-3 Save Command

Allows the user to save the current application that is in the work space to the storage space without changing its name, the previous version in the storage space will be overwritten.

If the current application in the work space has never been archived, this command operates in the same way as the "Save as..." command (see sub-section 1.2-4).

If an archive already exists with the same name, activation of the "Save" command displays the dialog box below, which allows the user to start the operation.

Note

This dialog box is not displayed if the archive does not exist.

YES

Saves the current application and overwrites the existing archive.

Cancels the command and returns to the primary window.

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1.2-4 Save as... Command

Allows the user to save the current application that is in the work space to the storage space with the possibility of:

• Giving it a name if no previous version exists,

• Changing the name in order to create a new saved version.

This operation is effected by means of a dialog box with several fields:

• Disk field: lists all the disks that can receive archives.

Selecting a disk can be done by:

- Using the cursor keys: <

↑

> <

↓

- Using the mouse to click on the required disk.

Selecting a disk does not give access to the contents of the disk.

• Names of existing archives field: lists all the archives present on the selected disk.

This field is updated only when the selected disk is validated by < Enter >, or by pressing the cursor key <

→

>, or by double clicking on it with the mouse. The user can select another disk by pressing the cursor key <

←

For each archive available, the following information is displayed:

- The name of the archive,

- The type of station saved,

- The date and time of saving.

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• New archive name field: permits entry of a new archive name of 8 alphanumeric characters maximum. Entering a new name cancels the selection of the archive selected in the list of existing archives.

• Buttons field: permits activation or cancellation of the command.

Moving the cursor into the different fields can be done:

• With the keyboard by pressing < Tab >

• With the mouse by clicking on the required field.

Moving the cursor inside a field can be done by:

• Using the cursor keys: <

↑

> <

↓

> <

→

> <

←

• Using the mouse to click on the required line.

Cancel

Saves the application as an archive with a new name.

Cancels the command and returns to the primary window.

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1.2-5 Delete Command

This command allows the user to delete a version of the application saved as an archive, without affecting the contents of the work space.

The selection of the version to be deleted is effected by means of a dialog box.

• Disk field: lists all the disks that can receive archives.

Selecting a disk can be done by:

- Using the cursor keys: <

↑

> <

↓

- Using the mouse to click on the required disk.

Selecting a disk does not give access to the contents of the disk.

• Names of existing archives field: lists all the archives present on the selected disk.

This field is updated only when the selected disk is validated by < Enter >, or by pressing the cursor key <

→

>, or by double clicking on it with the mouse. The user can select another disk by pressing the cursor key <

←

For each archive available, the following information is displayed:

- The name of the archive,

- The type of station saved,

- The date and time of saving.

• Comment field: permits entry of a comment associated with the archive (optional).

• Buttons field: permits activation or cancellation of the command.

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Cancel

Delete

Cancels the command and returns to the primary window.

Opens a dialog box that informs the user that the selected archive will be deleted; YES deletes the archive.

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1.2-6 Rename Command

Allows the user to modify the name of the project and the name of the current station in the work space.

• Project name field: permits entry of a new project name of 8 alphanumeric characters maximum. The old name is shown above the new name entry field.

• Station name field: permits entry of a new station name of 8 alphanumeric characters maximum. The old name is shown above the new name entry field.

• Buttons field: permits validation or cancellation of the command.

Moving the cursor into the different fields can be done:

• With the keyboard by pressing < Tab >

• With the mouse by clicking on the required field.

Cancel

Replaces the name of the project and the name of the station of the current application with their new names.

Cancels the command and returns to the primary window.

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1.2-7 Backup Command

Associated with the Restore command, it permits the exchange of applications:

• Either between terminals equipped with the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop,

• Or between a terminal equipped with the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop and a terminal equipped with the X-TEL Software Workshop.

This command allows the user to copy onto diskette(s) the current application contained in the work space. The size of the application is not limited since it can be copied onto several diskettes.

Activation of the command displays a dialog box with two fields:

Disk field: allows the user to specify the diskette drive to which the copy will be made

(A: or B:),

Buttons field: permits the activation or cancellation of the command.

Moving the cursor into the different fields can be done:

• With the keyboard by pressing < Tab >

• With the mouse by clicking on the required field.

Cancel

Copies the current application contained in the work space to the selected diskette drive.

Cancels the command and returns to the primary window.

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1.2-8 Restore Command

Associated with the Backup command, it permits the exchange of applications:

• Either between terminals equipped with the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop,

• Or between a terminal equipped with the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop and a

This command allows the user to retrieve, under MINI X-TEL and from one or more diskettes, an application that has been previously saved by the Save command of a

MINI X-TEL or X-TEL Software Workshop.

Note

The saving under the X-TEL Software Workshop can have been done either at the Volume level or at the Project level.

The current application in the work space will be overwritten.

Remark:

• When the application to be retrieved comes from a terminal equipped with X-TEL, the user must select the project and station to be retrieved if the saved application was part of a multiproject or multistation structure.

• An application that was saved with a terminal equipped with OS/2 version 1.2 or

1.3 cannot be retrieved with a terminal equipped with OS/2 version 1.1.

Activation of the Restore command displays a dialog box with several fields:

• Diskettes field: lists the drives that can be used.

Selecting a drive can be done by:

- Using the cursor keys: <

↑

> <

↓

- Using the mouse to click on the required disk.

Selecting a disk drive does not give access to the contents of the disk.

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• Project field: lists all the projects present on the selected disk drive. This field is updated only when the selected disk drive is validated by < Enter >, or by pressing the cursor key <

→

>, or by double clicking on it with the mouse. The user can select another disk drive by pressing the cursor key <

←

>. An application saved under

MINI X-TEL comprises only a single project, whereas an application saved under

X-TEL may comprise several projects, therefore the user must select a single project from the projects proposed.

• Station field: lists all the stations present in the selected diskette and project. This field is updated in the same way as the Project field.

An application saved under MINI X-TEL comprises only a single project, whereas an application saved under X-TEL may comprise several projects, therefore the user must select a single project from the projects proposed.

• Buttons field: permits activation or cancellation of the command.

Moving the cursor into the different fields can be done:

• With the keyboard by pressing < Tab >

• With the mouse by clicking on the required field.

Cancel

Copies the selected project and station to the MINI X-TEL work space.

The current application contained in the work will be overwritten.

Cancels the command and returns to the primary window.

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1.2-9 Import Command

This command allows the user to copy files that are external to the MINI X-TEL Software

Workshop into the directory of a function or tool of the current application in the work space.

The user must select the files to be imported by specifying their location in the system file tree.

The screen is divided into two fields separated by a thick horizontal line.

• Display field

This is the upper field of the screen, located above the horizontal line. It gives the following information:

- Import file(s)

Displays the file(s) that will be imported. It remains empty (*.* ) until a file is selected.

- To directory:

Displays the current directory as soon as the dialog box is opened. In order to be complete, the destination address must show the level: APPLI or MOD.

• Work field

This field allows the user to define, by successive selections, a source and a destination. It is divided into two parts:

- Source: Selection of the directory and of the file to be transferred,

- Destination: Selection of the destination (target) directory.

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Source directory box

Double click on a directory name in the list to go down one level. The box is updated and displays the sub-directories of the directory that was clicked on. Repeat this procedure until the name of the required directory appears.

Source file box

All the files that can be accessed in the selected directory are displayed. To select one or more of these files, click on their names.

Destination directory box

Click on one of the names in the list before validating the action. This choice is important in the case of importing files into PL7-X functions: refer to the corresponding manual. (A file that is imported into an incorrect space cannot be accessed).

Cancel

Copies the files displayed in the Import field into the space displayed in the Directory field.

Cancels the operation.

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1.2-10 Export Command

This command allows the user to copy files generated by the MINI X-TEL Software

Workshop to an external system (disk or diskette).

B of an application to diskettes.

The user must select the files to be exported by specifying their location in the system file tree.

The screen is divided into two fields separated by a thick horizontal line.

• Display field

This is the upper field of the screen, located above the horizontal line. It gives the following information:

- Export file(s)

Displays the file(s) that will be exported. It remains empty (*.* ) until a file is selected.

- To directory:

Displays the current directory as soon as the dialog box is opened.

• Work field

This field allows the user to define, by successive selections, a source and a destination. It is divided into two parts:

- Source: Permits selection of the directory and of the file(s) to be transferred,

- Destination: Permits selection of the destination directory.

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Source directories box

In the case of the export of a file from a dedicated function, this box proposes a choice between APPLI or MOD. Select the required space.

In the case of tools, this box is not used.

Source files box

All the files that can be accessed in the current directory are displayed. To select one or more of these files, click on their names.

Destination directories box

Double click on the required disk drive to go down one level.

The box is updated and displays the directories of the selected disk drive.

Repeat the operation at the level of the directories and sub-directories until the destination context is reached.

The user directory of the XPROPRJ Software Workshop is not proposed.

Cancel

Copies the files displayed in the Export field into the space displayed in the Directory field.

Cancels the operation.

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1.2-11 About Command

This command displays information concerning:

• The name of the program,

• The version of the program and the Telemecanique copyright information.

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1.2-12 Exit Command

This command allows the user to exit the Software Workshop, after confirmation, with the possibility of memorizing the current selections. These selections will be automatically retrieved the next time MINI X-TEL is opened.

• The size and position of the MINI X-TEL Primary Window,

• The display format of the tools and functions (text or icon),

• The tool or function selected in the Primary Window,

• The communication driver.

The selections are memorized by highlighting the corresponding box.

Yes

Exits the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop

Cancels the command

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1.3 View Menu

This menu gives access to two commands that allow the user to display the tools and functions in the Primary Window in the text format or the graphic format (icons).

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1.3-1 Text Format Display

Selecting the Text command displays in Text format in the MINI X-TEL Primary Window, all the tools and functions that are installed and that are compatible with the type of station of the work space.

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1.3-2 Icon Format Display

Selecting the Icon command displays in graphic format (icons) in the MINI X-TEL

Primary Window, all the tools and functions that are installed and that are compatible with the type of station of the work space.

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1.4 Options Menu

This menu provides access to two commands that allow the user to:

• Delete from the application present in the MINI X-TEL work space, the files and directories required to use a tool or function.

This command only effects the work space and does not delete the tool or function installed in the terminal.

• Add to the application present in the MINI X-TEL work space, the files and directories required to use a tool or function.

This command only effects the work space and does not allow installation of a tool or function in the terminal.

These two commands also allow:

• Optimizing the disk space used by an application, by deleting the tools and functions that are not used in the application, thereby reducing the disk space required by the work space and any archive files.

• Optimizing the application memory field assignments.

The memory field is configured by default, taking into account the presence of the functions installed on the terminal. Deleting a function that is not used in the current application will therefore release memory space for the other functions used.

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1.4-1 Delete Tool/Function Command

This command is only available (not dimmed in the list) if the selected tool or function is not disabled. This means that the user can select any tool or function that is not listed on-screen with the text [deleted] next to it, in the MINI X-TEL primary window.

The default state for a tool or function is "enabled".

Procedure:

• Select the tool or function to delete from the MINI X-TEL primary window,

• Invoke the Delete Tool/Function command. This will display a dialog box that allows the user to confirm or cancel the delete tool/function action.

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Enter

Cancel

Deletes the tool or the function from the MINI X-TEL work space

Cancels the action.

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1.4-2 Add Tool/Function Command

This command is only active (not dimmed) if the selected tool or function is designated as "deleted". This is shown by the text [deleted] shown next to the tool or function name in the MINI X-TEL primary window.

The tool or function can be designated as [deleted] in one of three ways:

• Using the Delete Tool/Function command in MINI X-TEL,

• By retrieving an application developed on an X-TEL system where the function was deleted using a similar command,

• By retrieving an application developed on a MINI X-TEL or an X-TEL system where the tool or function was not installed, whereas it is installed in the current system.

Procedure:

• Select the tool or the function to add in the MINI X-TEL primary window,

• Activate the Add Tool/Function command, making active the selected tool or function.

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1.5 Communication Menu (Comm.)

This menu allows access to two commands:

• Address command : allows the user to define the address of the PLC to be accessed in the Connected mode when the latter is on a network or on the UNI-TELWAY bus.

• Drivers command : allows the user to select the mode of communication and the type of connection of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop to a local or remote station.

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1.5-1 Defining the Connection Address

When a network, a UNI-TELWAY multidrop bus or a FIPIO bus is used, an address must be specified to permit remote access to the station. This address is used by the various

Software Workshop programs that require connection to the station. The connection address uses three different formats depending on the type of connection used.

Activation of the Address command displays the following dialog box:

Address entry field

• Network address

Enter the address used to access the station from the MINI X-TEL Software

Workshop.

The format is NN.SS, with by default 0.254.

NN = 0 to 127 (network number),

SS = 0 to 63 (station number).

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• UNI-TELWAY address: The format is NN.SS.5.rm.cc

NN.SS: network address of the UNI-TELWAY data link master station, by default

0.254.

SS = 0 to 63 (station number).

5: number of the access gate.

rm: Rack-module address of the UNI-TELWAY data link master module.

rm = 0 to 77 for a TSX SCM UNI-TELWAY module, rm = 255 for a UNI-TELWAY link built-into the processor (SCI).

cc : Number of the channel assigned to the station.

cc = 0 to 255.

• FIPIO address: The format is NN.SS.8.2.pr.0

NN.SS: network address of the PLC connected to the FIPIO bus, by default 0.254.

NN = 0 to 127 (network number),

SS = 0 to 63 (station number).

pr: Target connection point.

Saves the specified work address.

If the entry is not correct, a message is displayed and the system waits for a new entry or cancellation of the operation.

Cancel

Cancels the operation. The dialog box is deleted. No information is created or modified in MINI X-TEL.

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1.5-2 Defining the Communication Mode and Type of Connection

The Drivers command permits selection of the communication mode and the type of connection of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop with a local or remote station:

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• Via the programming port

Use of the driver (TSXPC01) supplied with MINI X-TEL. This mode is selected by default.

• Via a UNI-TELWAY bus

The terminal must be equipped with the driver that is supplied in the form of a diskette with the TXT L BJR V5 software package. The installation and use of this driver are described in Divider C, Section 4.

Depending on the configuration of the driver, the terminal switches to:

- Either a UNI-TELWAY bus,

- Or to a telephone network via a modem (internal or external), which permits the remote maintenance of an installation over a long distance.

• Via a FIPWAY network or a FIPIO bus

The terminal must be equipped with the driver that is supplied separately in the form of a diskette and interface board to install in the terminal. Installation and operation of this driver are described in the dedicated TXT DM FPC 10M manual. Depending on the configuration of the driver, the terminal switches to:

- Either a FIPWAY network,

- Or to a FIPIO bus.

TSXPC01

Selects the programming port mode of communication.

UNTLW01

Selects the UNI-TELWAY bus driver mode of communication, if the latter is installed.

FIP01

Selects the FIPWAY network or FIPIO bus driver, depending on the driver configuration selected.

Note 1

The programming port driver is common to all TSX Series 7 PLCs, whether the connection is made using RS-485 or current loop.

When FTX 417 or FTX 507 terminal is used:

Connection is automatically established via the dedicated Telemecanique PLC port.

The hardware connection is established directly without the need for any other connection interfaces:

• Modular PLCs: Use a T FTX CB 7 4 (FTX 417) or T FTX CB 7 5 (FTX 507) cable,

• Compact PLCs: Use a T FTX CB 17 5 cable.

When an IBM PC-PS/2 or equivalent compatible microcomputer is used

Switch over is automatic. The user must however change the actual connections. It is recommended that cables always be connected or disconnected with the microcomputer powered-down.

• TSX 27 to TSX 107-420 PLCs: Use the TSX TAC03 conversion package,

• TSX 17-20: Use the TSX17 ACC PC package.

Note 2

As the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop cannot access a MAPWAY network, the MAPWAY driver

MAPWAY01 cannot be installed under the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop.

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1.6 Keymgr Menu

The Telemecanique programs are delivered with a software key module (the original key module) containing the rights of use.

B as XTEL-MEM, and XTEL-TRANSFER require the presence of the MINI X-TEL right of use installed in the software key module.

The original key module lets the user access the basic tools of the Software Workshop.

However, each optional tool or PL7-X function is individually protected with 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 Key Manager tool supplied with the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop permits this operation.

The KeyMngr menu gives access to the Key Manager tool.

The primary window of the Key Manager tool shows the characteristics of the software key modules in the software key support (number and type of key, access rights, etc.).

It allows the user to select the required function on one of the two menus proposed in the action bar.

The functions and use of the Key Manager tool are described in Divider C -

Section 2 of this manual.

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1.7 Accessing PL7-X Tools and Functions

All the basic and optional tools and functions installed in the MINI X-TEL Software

Workshop and that are compatible with the type of station of the work space are listed in text or (by default) graphic format (icons) in the primary window.

Access to these tools and functions is therefore obtained from the Primary Window of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop.

To open a tool or function:

Point to the tool or function to be opened,

Click on the right mouse button.

Position the cursor on the tool or function to be opened (by using the cursor control keys) and then press Enter.

The functions and use of the basic tools are described in the manual

TXT DM TLS V5E, supplied with this manual.

• XTEL-CONF (TSX/PMX V5 PLCs)

• XTEL-MEM (TSX/PMX V4 PLCs)

• XTEL-SDBASE

: Divider D - Section 1

: Divider D - Section 2

: Divider D - Section 3

• XTEL-CONTROL : Divider D - Section 4

• XTEL-TRANSFER (TSX/PMX V5 PLCs) : Divider D - Section 5

• XTEL-TRANSFER (TSX/PMX V4 PLCs) : Divider D - Section 6

The functions and use of the PL7-X optional tools and functions are described in the manuals supplied with each program.

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2.1 Presentation

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The Key Manager program is a standard function that is accessed from the main window in the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop.

The X-TEL or MINI X-TEL Software Workshops are not protected and in X-TEL, the various directories and storage layout paths can be created without a software key module actually being fitted to the system.

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 require presence of the X-TEL right of use installed in the key module present on the terminal.

The original key module lets the user access the basic functions of the Software

Workshop. The various optional programs are individually protected with their own original key modules.

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 that ensure that the user has a usable work key module.

A key module can take six different states:

• Original key module:

The key module supplied with the program contains the original right of use.

• Work key module:

The key module comprises the rights of use after the backup key has been made.

• Backup key module:

A copy of the rights of use available for backup purposes.

• Help (emergency) key module:

A key module that lets the user continue to use the program for a limited amount of time after a work key module failure.

• Empty key module:

A key module after its rights of use have been transferred.

• Temporary pass key module:

A key module with a limited service life that lets the user continue to use all

Telemecanique programs in X-TEL or MINI X-TEL.

• Incremental key module:

A key module that is used to upgrade the rights of use in an original key module to the latest version.

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2.2 Functions

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2.2-1 Station Configuration

Telemecanique programs are supplied with a software key module with a right of use.

This key module is called the original key module.

Before using the software key module, the user must perform the steps described in this section.

Transfer the right of use

To use a number of different programs simultaneously, combining their rights of use into a single software key module is recommended. This operation comprises transferring the rights. A right of use can only be transferred from an original key module.

Once a transfer has been completed, for as many rights of use as required, a single work key module contains all of the rights of use. The original key modules have become empty key modules.

Transfer of rights of use Result after transfer

Original Key

α α

Empty Key

α β

Empty Key

Original Key

γ

α β

Empty Key

α β

Empty Key

γ α β

Original Key

Note:

The reverse action to union of the various rights of use restores them to their original software key modules.

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Once the rights of use have been transferred to a single original software key module, it is strongly recommended that a backup key module be made.

The backup operation creates a backup key module that the user should be sure to store in a safe place. It is now possible for the user to start using the workstation with the work key module just created.

Preliminary operations

Using the programs

α

Original Key

β

α

Work Key

β

α β

Backup Key

α β

Work Key

Empty Key

Reversible operation

Store in a safe place

The backup key module is created using a empty key module.

Note:

The reverse operation, returning the rights of use to the original software key modules, regenerates an original key from a work key module and a backup key.

Normal operation of the workstation is only possible with a work key module that contains the rights of use for all of the programs that are installed on the workstation.

A program can only be started if its right of use is present.

During program execution, a regular check is made to ensure that the correct right of use is present in the work key module.

If the work key module fails or is removed, the program informs the user that any work in progress must be saved immediately and the workstation correctly and completely shutdown using the Shutdown action(*). After approximately 10 minutes, the program stops execution making it impossible to save any data on the application if it is still open.

(*) Under OS/2, all open tasks should be closed before powering down the system.

The backup key module should be kept in a safe place. It does not allow the user to use the rights it contains directly, this is only possible with the work key, but it does let the user:

• Create an help key module that provides approximately 200 hours of operation, giving time to procure a replacement for the failed work key module.

• A means of proving the rights of use that were originally transferred to the work key module should the latter fail.

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2.2-3 Running the Application after a Key Module Failure

Despite the care taken during production of the software key modules, it is always possible that a failure may occur occasionally.

To ensure that the user can continue to use their programs while a replacement is being obtained, a help key module can be created.

The help key module supports approximately 200 hours of operation, equal to approximately 25 eight hour working days.

The time base retained is 15 minutes. This means that the working life of the help key module is reduced by 15 minutes each time one of the programs that it contains a right of use for remains in service for 15 minutes.

When the 200 hours available are used up, the help key module can no longer be used.

Its service life cannot be extended.

As soon as a failure is detected on a workstation, the user should:

• Save work in progress,

• Retrieve the backup key previously stored in a safe place and along with the failed work key module and an empty key module, proceed to create an help key module,

• Create an help key module (Create action). When this action is complete, the backup key module will become an “inhibited key module”, no longer able to generate help key modules and the empty key module becomes the help key module that allows operation to proceed,

• Return the failed work key module and the inhibited key module to Telemecanique for replacement.

Operations

γ α β

Working Key

Recover the backup key module

Failure

Temporary Program

Operation

Return to

Telemecanique

Failure

γ α β

Work Key

γ α β

Backup Key

γ α β

Inhibited Backup Key

γ α β

Help Key

γ α β

Help Key

γ α β

Inhibited Backup Key

Empty Key

200 hour life

Attention: This operation cannot be reversed.

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The Key Manager is accessed from the Key Manager menu in the XTEL-User menu in the X-TEL Software Workshop,

Primary window

The Key Manager primary window displays the characteristics of the key modules (serial number and type of key module, rights of use available, etc.) located in the key module holder slot. This window is described in detail in sub-section 2.4-1.

This window lets the user select an action to execute from those proposed in the two menus displayed by accessing the action bar.

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Diagram

Action

Read

Transfer

BackUp

Restore

Create

Increment

About... F2

Exit

Resume

Restart

Exit F3

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2.4-1 Read Action

This window lets the user display 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 an IBM PS/2 or compatible microcomputer.

{

This window displays the following information for each key module:

(1) Type and serial number of the Work or Backup keys,

(2) Serial number of the associate key module (i.e. Work or Backup key it is assigned to),

(3) The remaining amount of working time available is displayed in the case of a Help

(emergency) key module,

(4) The rights of use available.

This window displays the following information for each right of use contained in the key module:

(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 field is reserved for use by Telemecanique.

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2.4-2 Transfer Action

The transfer action lets the user transfer rights of use from one key module to another.

It lets the user combine or merge a number of rights of use for different programs into the same key module.

Before starting the transfer action, the user should select the right(s) of use to be affected by the operation and located in the original key module, identified by its location

(Transfer A ¿ B or B ¿ A).

Once this selection has been made, the following screen is displayed:

Cancel

Transfers the selected rights of use,

Cancels the transfer and returns the user to the primary window of the

Key Manager,

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2.4-3 Print Action

This action, when selected and confirmed, prints information on the key module located in slot A or B to the connected printer.

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Print Screen (or Print Screen key) action

This action outputs the entire screen to a file that can later be printed out on a Postscript printer.

When this action is selected, the user must enter the path and the target file for the print screen output:

Cancel

Saves the screen output in the selected file,

Cancels the print screen action.

Once the print screen output file has been saved, it can be printed out on a Postscript printer. The printer parameters must first be set in the MINI X-TEL Control Panel window.

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2.4-4 Backup Action

The Backup action should be used before any application program is used on the workstation.

This operation requires inserting a key module into both slots A and B:

• The original key module with the various rights of use for the programs to be used, and

• An empty (blank) key module.

Once the backup operation is complete,

• The original key module becomes the work key module, and

• The empty key module becomes a backup key module.

The screen shown below displays the status of the two key modules before the backup action is performed:

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Selecting the Backup action causes the following screen to be displayed:

Yes

Cancels the request and returns the user to the primary window of the key manager.

Starts the Backup procedure and displays the following screen:

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2.4-5 Restore Action

The Restore action has the opposite effect to the Backup action.

This operation requires inserting a key module into both slots A and B:

• The work key module with the various rights of use for the programs used, and

• The appropriate backup key module for the work key module.

Once the Restore procedure is complete,

• The work key module becomes the original key module again. Therefore the rights of use that it contains can be transferred to another key module using the Transfer action, and

• The backup key module becomes an empty key module again.

The screen shown below displays the status of the two key modules before the restore action is run:

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Selecting the Restore action causes the following screen to be displayed:

Yes

Cancels the request and returns the user to the primary window of the key manager.

Starts the Restore procedure and displays the following screen:

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2.4-6 Create Action

This action lets the user create a help key module in order to continue working in the event of a work key module failure.

This operation requires inserting a key module into both slots A and B:

• The backup key module for the failed work key module, and

• An empty key module.

Selecting the Create action causes the following screen to be displayed:

Cancel

Help

Starts the help key module create procedure,

Cancels the create action and returns the user to the primary window of the Key Manager,

Displays on-line help.

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Once the help key module has been created, the following screen displays the status of the two screens:

When this operation is complete,

• The backup key module becomes an inhibited backup key module and cannot be used,

• The empty key module becomes a help key module. A help key module lets the user continue to use the application programs for up to 200 working hours.

Warning:

The faulty work key module and the inhibited backup key module must both be returned to Telemecanique together for replacement.

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2.4-7 Increment Action

The increment action, with an incremental key module and an original key module containing the right of use for version level n of a program, allows the user to create a new original key module with the right of use for the same program at version level n+1.

This action therefore allows the user to update an existing installed base of systems (e.g.

upgrading from MINI X-TEL version V43 to V5).

This operation requires inserting key module in both slots A and B:

• The incremental key module,

• The original key module containing the initial right of use for the program used.

The screen below shows the status of the two key modules prior to running the increment action:

Activating the increment action displays the dialog box shown on the next page.

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Cancel

: Runs the incrementation procedure

: Cancels the incrementation procedure and returns the user to the

Key Manager primary window.

Once the increment action is complete,

• The original key module containing the right of use for version level n becomes the original key module containing the right of user for version level n+1. Therefore all of the rights of use that it contains can 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 two modules once the increment action is complete.

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2.5 Key Module Markings

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2.5-1 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:

Empt = Empty (blank) key module,

Orig = Original key module,

Work = Work key module,

Back = Backup key module,

Inhi = Inhibited backup key module,

Help = Help key module,

(3) Type and serial number of the associate key module,

Serial number xxxxxxxx

Module Type

Empt Orig Work

Back Inhi Help

Associate module

Type Serial Numb

Telemecanique

Software

(4) Application program rights of use transferred to the key module.

It is recommended that the user fill-in the labels completely and correctly as the various operations are performed.

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2.5-2 Example

Reception of three application programs

Program 1 Program 2 Program 3

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

Serial number

9180023

Module Type

Empt Orig Safe

Back Inhi Help

Associate module

Type Serial Numb

Telemecanique

Software

TSX S NTD V4

TSX S APD V4

Serial number

9170032

Module Type

Empt Orig Safe

Back Inhi Help

Associate module

Type Serial Numb

Telemecanique

Software

TSX S APD V4

Key Module 1

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

TSX S APD V4

Serial number

9170032

Module Type

Empt Orig Safe

Back Inhi Help

Associate module

Type Serial Numb

Telemecanique

Software

TSX S APD V4

Key Module 1 Key Module 2 Key Module 3

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Creating the Working and Backup Key Modules

Before the backup operation

Original key module

3 rights of use

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

Empty key module

Serial number

9180023

Module Type

Empt Orig Safe

Back Inhi Help

Associate module

Type Serial Numb

Telemecanique

Software

TSX S NTD V4

After the backup operation

Working key module for workstation operation

Serial number

9170022

Module Type

Empt Orig Safe

Back Inhi Help

Associate module

Type Serial Numb

Back 9180023

Telemecanique

Software

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

W 9170022

Telemecanique

Software

TSX S NTD V4

TSX S XPRIM V4

TSX S NTD V4

TSX S APD V4

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2.6 Error Messages

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ERR000 Unknown Error

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Probable cause Corrective action

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Data structure damaged during Repeat the transfer.

transfer.

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ERR001 No Key Module in the keyholder, or No keyholder

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Probable cause Corrective action

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There is no key module in the key module holder slot.

Insert a key module into the slot.

The key module holder is not Connect the key module holder.

connected.

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ERR002 Unknown Error in KMRINIT

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Probable cause Corrective action

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An error occurred during Key Restart the Key Manager.

Manager initialization.

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ERR003 End of Execution

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Probable cause Corrective action

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A data loss occurred (power break, key module removed during a

Restart the Key Manager.

If the error persists, transfer, etc.).

contact Telemecanique support.

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ERR004 End of Execution

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Probable cause Corrective action

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Incorrect file present.

Contact Telemecanique support.

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ERR005 No memory left

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Probable cause Corrective action

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Not enough memory available.

Increase the amount of memory available or change the memory mapping.

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ERR006 Reading the \XPROSYS\SYMBOLS.KEY file

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Probable cause Corrective action

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File not present.

Check program installation.

File reserved by another Close or quit the application application.

that requires access to this file.

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ERR007 Cannot fill in ListBox

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Probable cause Corrective action

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System error.

Contact Telemecanique support.

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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.

Help file reserved by another Close or quit the application application.

that requires access to this file.

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ERR009 Cannot write to hard disk

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Probable cause Corrective action

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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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Probable cause Corrective action

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Incorrect parameters selected.

Select different parameters.

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ERR011 End of Execution

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Probable cause Corrective action

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An error occurred during key Restart the Key Manager.

access (inhibits key modules).

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ERR012 End of Execution

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Probable cause Corrective action

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An error occurred during key Restart the Key Manager.

access (erases rights of use).

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ERR013 End of Execution

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Probable cause Corrective action

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An error occurred during key Restart the Key Manager.

access (writing rights of use).

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ERR014 End of Execution

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Probable cause Corrective action

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No right of use present in the Restart the Key Manager.

backup key module.

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ERR015 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 more than 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 selection from 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 located

Slot A to Slot B).

in Slot A.

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ERR018 No selection from SLOT B

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Probable cause Corrective action

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There is no right of use selected in Select one (or more) rights of use

Slot B (e.g. during a transfer from from the key module located

Slot B to Slot A).

in Slot B.

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3.1

Table of MINI X-TEL Access Rights

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3.2

Table of PL7-3, PL7-3 GLD/GLT Access Rights 3/3

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3.3

Table of PL7-2 Access Rights 3/4

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3.4

Table of PL7-AXE Access Rights 3/5

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3.5

Table of PL7-COM Access Rights 3/6

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3.6

Table of X-DIAG Access Rights 3/7

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3.7

Table of PL7-MMI Access Rights 3/7

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3.8

Table of PL7-PCL Access Rights 3/8

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3.9

Table of PL7-PMS Access Rights 3/9

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3.1 Table of MINI X-TEL Access Rights

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In the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop, the user can define a right of acces. This right is defined when the Software Workshop is installed and can only be modified during a new installation of the software.

User Categories no

Operate

MAX.

no yes no no no no no yes no no no no no

Adjust min.

MAX.

no no yes yes no no no no yes yes yes no no no

Program min.

MAX.

yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes no no yes yes

User Categories no no no no yes yes no no no no

Operate

MAX.

yes no yes yes no no no no yes yes no no no no yes yes

Adjust min.

MAX.

yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes no no no no yes yes no no yes yes no no yes yes no no yes yes no no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes no no no no yes yes

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Program min.

MAX.

yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

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User Categories

Operate no no

MAX.

yes no

Adjust min.

MAX.

yes yes yes

Program min.

MAX.

yes yes yes yes

Transfer no no no no yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes

Program

Modify PLC stopped no no no no no no no no no yes no no yes yes no yes yes yes

Constants

Modify PLC stopped no no no yes no no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

Configuration 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 in Local mode

PLC stopped

Replace

PLC running in Local mode

PLC stopped

PLC running 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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User Categories

Transfer

B no no no no

Operate

MAX.

yes no no no min.

MAX.

yes no yes no

Adjust yes yes yes yes

Program min.

MAX.

yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

Program

Modify PLC stopped no no no yes no no yes no no yes no no yes yes no yes 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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User Categories

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

Errors 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

Mod.

no no no no no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

Library 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

PLC no no no no no no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes

Hard Disk no no no no yes yes no no no no yes yes

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User Categories

B 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

Errors yes yes no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

Transfer

Mod.

no no no no no no no no no yes no no yes yes yes yes yes yes

Library no no yes no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes

Utilities

Module no no no no yes no yes no yes yes yes yes

PLC no no yes yes yes yes no no no yes yes yes

Del. Ch. conf.

no no no no yes yes

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Hard Disk no no no no yes yes no no no no yes yes

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User Categories no no

Operate

MAX.

yes yes

Adjust min.

MAX.

yes yes yes yes

Program min.

MAX.

yes yes yes yes

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3.7 Table of PL7-MMI Access Rights

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User Categories

Operate

MAX.

no no

Adjust min.

MAX.

Program min.

yes

MAX.

yes

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User Categories

B 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

Errors yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

Transfer

Mod.

no no no no no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

Library 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

PLC 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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3.9 Table of PL7-PMS Access Rights

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User Categories

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

Errors yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

Transfer

Mod.

no no no no no yes yes no yes yes no yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

Library 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

PLC 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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User Categories

B Operate

MAX.

Adjust min.

MAX.

Program min.

MAX.

GROUP Read yes yes yes yes yes yes

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Write yes yes yes yes yes yes

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ADJUST Read yes yes yes yes yes yes

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Configuration Write no no no no yes yes

ADJUST Read yes yes yes yes yes yes

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Parameters Write no no yes yes yes yes

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OPERATE Read yes yes yes yes yes yes

________________________________________________________ no no yes yes yes yes

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4.1

Using the UNI-TELWAY Driver

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4.1 Using the UNI-TELWAY Driver

4.1-1 General

The UNI-TELWAY driver in MINI X-TEL is used in 2 types of applications:

B comprising an extended UNI-TELWAY bus by permitting the connection of a MINI X-TEL terminal at any point on the bus.

- When remotely connected via modems, it permits the point to point connection of a

MINI X-TEL terminal to a PLC, via modems and the telephone network, for the purpose of remote maintenance.

In both cases, all the functions of the MINI X-TEL Software Workshop are available: transfer, debugging, programming, etc.

The MINI X-TEL station behaves as a UNI-TELWAY slave and can be logically connected via the master to any other device within an X-WAY architecture, providing that the communication does not pass through any other UNI-TELWAY slave (i.e. within the normal limits of X-WAY transparency).

Once the driver and the bus master have been correctly configured, the communication is completely transparent to the user, apart from the question of performance which naturally depends on the amount of traffic on the UNI-TELWAY bus.

MAPWAY

A B

TELWAY

X-TEL

FTX 507

UNI-TELWAY

TELWAY

X-TEL can access stations A, B, C, D, E

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4.1-2 Hardware Installation

• Direct connection to the UNI-TELWAY bus

The MINI X-TEL station is connected to the bus by a branch cable connected to a

TSX SCA 62 subscriber socket either:

- Directly if the X-TEL station is equipped with an RS485 port (COM2 on an FTX 507 for example),

- Via a TSX SCA 72 converter (RS232/RS485) in other cases.

Master

TSX SCA 62

T FTX CB 175

TSX SCA 62

T FTX CB 175

TSX SCA 62

TSX SCA 72 MINI

XTEL

X-TEL

RS485 Port

(COM2)

TSX CTC 01

(9-pin female/25-pin male) for PC or

TSX CTC 02

(25-pin female/25-pin male) for PS/2

Remark

As the data link addresses are configured by software in the driver, it is not necessary to reconfigure them in the TSX SCA 62 subscriber sockets.

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• Connection via modems

- PLC side:

The reference numbers of the modules that can be used are as follows:

The TSX SCM 2111 module with UNI-TELWAY on channel 1, and TSX SCA1 adapter (RS-232, 6 signals),

The TSX SCM 2113 module with UNI-TELWAY on channel 1, and TSX SCA3 adapter (RS-232, 9 signals).

- For the TSX 17, the TSX SCG 113 UNI-TELWAY module with 9-signal adapter.

Remark

The UNI-TELWAY module can be equipped with either the RS232 6-signal adapter (SCA1), or the RS232 9-signal adapter (SCA3). The additional signals handled by the SCA3 adapter are as follows:

- DSR (Data Set Ready): indicates that the modem is powered-up (forced in the

SCA1),

- RI (Ring Indicator): indicates that the modem has received a call,

- DSRS: bit rate selection.

The use of automatic response modems, which is generally the case (V25 standard), allows the user to ignore these signals and to use either the

TSX SCM 2111 module or the TSX SCM 2113 module.

- PC side, two modes of connection are possible:

- The use of external modems (cased); in this case the RS232 port of the PC is used

(COM1 on FTX 507)

- The use of a built-in modem card; in this case the connecting cable to the telephone socket is supplied by the manufacturer of the modem.

Remark

Telemecanique does not sell modems, but can advise its customers concerning their selection and use.

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Modem

Telephone network

Modem

RS232C cable

(COM1 link)

TSX CTC 01 for

FTX 507 or PC (9-pin)

TSX CTC 02 for

PS/2 (25-pin) Telephone cable for modem to telephone connector

RS232C cable

TSX CBM 010

(25-pin male/

25-pin male)

FTX

Integrated modem

Telephone network

Modem

RS232C cable

TSX CBM 010

(25-pin male/

25-pin male)

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Principle of operation

During installation (see Divider B, Sub-section 5.6), a certain number of slave data link addresses are assigned to the driver, which must also be configured in the master of the

UNI-TELWAY bus.

The number of data link addresses defined corresponds to the maximum number of

X-TEL tools that can be simultaneously used in the connected mode.

• 1st case: Direct connection to UNI-TELWAY:

After the X-TEL station is connected to the bus, as soon as the user runs a tool in the connected mode, the driver will reply to the pollings transmitted by the master to all the addresses configured (refer to the following diagram). The communication of tool 1 with the remote device will use the first data link address defined in the driver.

If the user runs a second tool in the connected mode, the second data link address will be used, and so on.

Similarly, when a tool is shut down or when the local mode is selected, the communication will be interrupted on the corresponding data link, the driver then merely replies to the polling of the master on this address. When the last tool is shut down, the driver stops replying to all the addresses with which it is concerned and is then considered as disconnected by the bus master. The master then polls these addresses periodically (once every 10 cycles), as it would for any slave station.

IMPORTANT

If the master does not poll all the data link addresses configured in the driver, the latter goes into the fault mode. It is therefore essential to configure all the addresses of the UNI-TELWAY driver in the bus master.

• 2nd case: Connection via modems

The principle described in the preceding paragraph remains true. The only difference is that after the start of the first tool in the connected mode, the driver transmits the call sequence of the remote modem to the local modem. The local modem then dials the number and makes the telephone connection. Once the communication is established, the driver starts to reply to the polling on all the data link addresses, in the same way as for direct connection. The operation is then the same until the shut down of the last tool, after which the driver forces the disconnection of the local modem.

Subsequently, any new X-TEL tool that is run causes the start of a new call sequence.

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Data link address 1

10 cycles

Polling 1

EOT

Polling 2

EOT

Data link address 2

10 cycles

Polling 1

EOT

Polling 1

EOT

Data link address 3 and 4

Polling 3

Polling 4

Silence

Polling 2

EOT

Polling 3

EOT + message exchange 1

Start of tool 1 in connected mode

(e.g. Control)

Polling 4

EOT

Polling 2

EOT

Polling 3

EOT + message exchange 1

Start of tool 2 in connected mode

(e.g. Transfert)

Polling 4

EOT + message exchange 2

C a

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B B a Data link address 1

Polling 1

EOT

Data link address 2

Data link address 3 and 4

Shut down of tool 1

Polling 2

EOT

Polling 3

EOT

Polling 4

EOT + message exchange 2

Polling 1

EOT

Shut down of tool 2

Polling 2

EOT

Polling 3

Polling 4

Silence

Polling 1

EOT

Polling 2

EOT

Polling 3

Polling 4

Silence

The master then considers that addresses 3 and 4 are disconnected and returns to polling addresses 1 and 2 (i.e. return to the top of the previous page).

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4.1-3 Performance

The performance of MINI X-TEL when connected to a UNI-TELWAY bus depends on the following factors:

- The number of devices connected to the bus,

- The data transfer rate (with or without modems),

- The time out of the master,

- The number of data link addresses defined in the driver,

- The number of X-TEL tools that are simultaneously connected,

- The use of communication-intensive functions, such as transfer for example.

Some of these factors are common to any use of the UNI-TELWAY bus. The installation procedures are therefore described in the corresponding reference manual

(TSX D24004E).

Others are specific to the UNI-TELWAY driver and the user must take care not to disturb the rest of the communication on the bus by an excessive use of MINI X-TEL in the connected mode.

4.1-4 Selection of the Configuration Parameters

The creation or modification of the configuration of the driver is described in Divider B,

Sub-section 5.6. Only the complementary parameters are described below.

• In the case of direct connection

- Configuration of the driver:

Various configuration parameters of the driver are defined on installation or afterwards by accessing the "UNI-TELWAY DRIVER CONFIGURATION" menu of the Telemecanique group. These are:

- The communication port of the PC and the transfer rate of the line. These depend on the existing hardware, i.e. the type of PC used and the UNI-TELWAY bus that the user wants to connect to.

- The reception address of unsolicited data. The address provided for receiving unsolicited data is not at present managed by MINI X-TEL. The address 0 must therefore be entered, corresponding to no unsolicited data.

- The data link addresses. These addresses and their direct influence on the overall performance of the UNI-TELWAY bus are described in the previous section. In general, it is best to stick to the default configuration proposed during the installation procedure, i.e. 2 data link addresses.

- Configuration of the master:

The configuration parameters are those described in the manual of the TSX SCM 21.6

UNI-TELWAY module (TSX D24005E). Take care to configure all the data link addresses defined in the driver, otherwise no communication will be possible.

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• In the case of connection via modem:

- Configuration of the driver

- Basic parameters: the transfer rate and the communication port depend on the

B and PC for information concerning these parameters.

- Data link addresses: the number of data link addresses of the driver should be limited, due to the drop in the transfer rate caused by modems on the line. On the other hand, at least two data link addresses should be configured so as to be able to pass from one tool to another without the calling modem hanging up the telephone line. When the second tool is run, the first one must be shut down; which is impossible if only one data link address is defined. As the MINI X-TEL station is connected to the PLC in the point to point mode, it is recommended to use data

link addresses 1 and 2 to obtain optimum service.

- Modem parameters: the call number must be to the following Hayes standard:

P for pulse dialing,

T for touch tone dialing,

W for await tone.

Example : T011W2125551234 for the touch tone dialling of subscriber 1234 in the

New York area from outside the country.

IMPORTANT:

The entry of a new number is immediately taken into account by the driver, without it being necessary to reboot the PC. However, the modification of any other installation parameter does not become effective until the PC is rebooted.

- Configuration of the master

- Since the master/slave data link is point to point, two addresses to be polled must also be defined in the master: data link addresses 1 and 2.

- The Time Out of the data link level must be selected according to the transmission speed.

In the Programming and Installation

Manual of the TSX SCM 2116 module

(Ref. No. D24005E), the recommended

Time Out is more than the transmission time of 10 characters, to which must be added the delay due to the modems. In practice, the values shown opposite give satisfactory results.

Speed

300/600 bps

1200/2400 bps

4800/9600 bps

Time Out

1000 ms

500 ms

200 ms

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Tests have shown that there is little disadvantage in having a long Time Out, in so far as only one address at the maximum is not polled, this Time Out will occur only once every 10 successful pollings of the other address.

4.1-5 Characteristics of the Modems:

The modems must have the following characteristics:

Conformity with one of the following CCITT notices: V22,V22bis,V32,

Asynchronous transmission mode,

Support the Hayes (or AT) command set,

Automatic answering destination side (V25),

RTC or LS transmission medium, as required,

V24 junction,

11-bit character format: 1 start bit, 8 data bits, 1 odd parity bit, 1 stop bit,

If an internal modem is used, the card must be ISA or MCA bus compatible.

IMPORTANT:

Experience shows that different behavior can be observed among modems that conform to the same standards. It has also been observed that certain modems operate correctly with certain PCs, but not with others (limits of compatibility, etc.)

We therefore advise users who do not have the appropriate means of investigation (line analyzer in particular) to ask their local Telemecanique office for the list of approved modems before choosing their equipment.

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4.1-6 Configuration of the Modems

On the calling side (PC & MINI X-TEL), the driver takes care of configuring certain parameters of the modem by sending it the appropriate Hayes command sequence, in

On the called side, the configuration of the modem is the responsibility of the user.

Depending on their type, the modems can be configured in different ways: by switches, by programming on the front panel, or by programming from a remote terminal by means of the Hayes commands.

The minimum parameters to be configured are described below, together with the corresponding Hayes commands.

• Parameters common to both modems:

The following parameters must be configured in the same way in both modems:

- Environment

- Type of modulation: V22, V22bis,... (certain modems recognize the type of modulation automatically) [ATB and ATF],

- Data transfer rate,

- Asynchronous mode [AT&M0],

Number of bits per character: 11 bits comprising 1 start bit, 1 stop bit , 1 odd parity bit and 8 data bits [configurable by register],

- Quality of the line: specialized or RTC [AT&L],

- Signal management: all the signals are managed in a standard way

- DTR (108.2), Normal. In line mode, the change from the DTR to the OFF state forces the modem into the controlled mode and interrupts the communication.

When the DTR is ON the modem is ready and connects if a call arrives [AT&D2],

- RTS, Normal. The CTS (106) follows the RTS (105) without delay [AT&R0],

Depending on the modems, the RTS/CTS delay can be defined in a register, or by another command [AT*DL0],

- CD (109), Normal. ON when connected 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:

- It must be configured in the calling mode [AT*CA0],

- Selection of pulse or touch-tone dialling [the character P pulse, or T tone is transmitted by the driver to the modem during the dialling command phase],

- Selection of the unit of time for pulse dialling [AT&P1],

- The call number is transmitted to the modem by the driver.

• Parameters specific to the called modem:

- It must be configured in the called mode [AT*CA1].

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PL722 PACK "packaged" range

Installation notice

ENGLISH

Contents of PL722 PACK

3 versions are available:

TXT P PL722 V52E : complete PACK kit for a first station device,

TXT K PL722 V52 : PASS kit composed of a key containing the execution rights for a station,

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 :

Component reference Description of the components

TSX SLC 02

W8 ....

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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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

Number of diskettes

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.

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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