Getting started with UniOP and CoDeSys integrated controller

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Tech-note4) Designer will start now a quick wizard to import the CoDeSys symbol file; in the Step1 selecta name for the dictionary and in the list of controller drivers make sure you have selected“iPLC CoDeSys” corresponding to the file "D32Uplc196.dll"Click "Next"5) In the Step 2 use the reference button to locate the CoDeSys symbol file; the file isnormally store in the same folder where it was saved the PLC applicationClick "Next" and "Finish" to complete end the import processThe Tag Editor wizard ends showing the information about the number of imported tags asshown in the following example:(number of imported tags is of course project dependant)IMPORTANT : Please, look at appendix 1 for new informationsn021-1 (Getting Started with UniOP and CoDeSys iPLC).doc - 20.03.2009Getting started with UniOP and CoDeSys integrated controller 8
Tech-note6) The tag dictionary is now ready to be used in the Designer project to create the UniOPapplication:7) In Designer select now “Project / Configure Tag Dictionaries” enable the tag support andbrowse for the database file created in the previous steps:sn021-1 (Getting Started with UniOP and CoDeSys iPLC).doc - 20.03.2009Getting started with UniOP and CoDeSys integrated controller 9
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