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Workshop PG5<br />

Project management<br />

6.10 Edit a Sequence<br />

Once you open a new sequential chart file, the initial step is displayed. The execution<br />

of a step always starts from here. In order to add new elements to the drawing<br />

you can either use the toolbar or the keyboard.<br />

Select<br />

mode<br />

IStep mode<br />

Add a<br />

Transition<br />

Add a<br />

page<br />

Zoom<br />

Toolbar:<br />

Mixed<br />

mode<br />

Add a<br />

Step<br />

Connect<br />

two<br />

points<br />

Edit a simple<br />

sequence:<br />

At the beginning of this chapter we created<br />

the file Pulse.sfc. Open this file and go to<br />

the SB list and load the SB “OpenMain-<br />

Gate”. Do the following exercises:<br />

1. Select the " Mixed Mode "<br />

2. Move the pointer under the the initial<br />

step and click the left mouse button.<br />

3. Move the pointer under the new transition<br />

and click the left mouse button<br />

again.<br />

4. Follow this format.<br />

1. 2.<br />

3.<br />

Draw a connection:<br />

Once the sequence is finished the program<br />

is finished also. If you want the program to<br />

restart, then add a loop. You cannot draw<br />

a connection between two steps or between<br />

two transitions. A loop always starts<br />

at a transition and goes to a step.<br />

1. Select the "Select Mode"<br />

2. Mark the transition you start from.<br />

3. Select the "Link Mode"<br />

4. Click on the step that you want to connect<br />

to the transition.<br />

3.<br />

1.<br />

4.<br />

2.<br />

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