PCD235A101 3BHE032025R0101 ABB Programmable Logic Controller for Distributed Control System

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By the right button of the mouse you display context-sensitive Quick
Help. This tells the actions that are possible with the item under the
cursor (if any).
If the cursor is e.g. on a pin of a block when you press mouse’s right
button, Quick Help lists the available pin actions.
By the F3 key you open the Info window (you can press the F3 key
even if the Info window is already visible in order to change its
content, see below). This window contains a list of all available info
items (e.g. the descriptions of all blocks) and you select the info item
you want to see by clicking on it in the item list. It is not necessary to
close this Info window because it “floats” on the program page.
If the cursor is on a block in the program page when you press the F3
key, the description of this block is displayed in the Info window.
DriveAP includes two different user interface types:
• Standard
• Advanced
The main difference between these two interfaces is the number and
layout of program pages.
When a program from a drive has been uploaded (or a program file
has been opened), DriveAP automatically selects the appropriate
user interface for the program.
Standard User Interface is used with Adaptive Programming
programs (see the AdaptiveProgrammingGuide.pdf manual for more
information about the Adaptive Programming method).
A program contains one time level and one page with three parts:
• User constants are at the left side
• Function blocks are in the middle.
NO blocks (if any) are displayed as empty rectangles.
• Connection and Pointer parameters are at the right side
Advanced User Interface is used with Multi Block Programming
Application programs.
Note: Only DriveAP 2 includes this interface.
A program can contain several time levels and there are five pages
for every time level (i.e. the total number of pages = 5 * number of
time levels). All pages can contain blocks as follows:
• Input IO blocks (if any) are at the left side