Corrected from:
PLC Designer 3.28
Response of the new version:
Numerical input of non-integer segment limits is possible.
What happens?
Motion profiles for electronic cam plates are entered via the motion objects in PLC Designer. These motion curves can be divided into several segments.
Depending on the application in the machine, these segment limits must be set to defined values. For this purpose, the Cam Editor in the PLC Designer allows the graphical setting or alternatively the numerical input of the x-position of the segment limit.
When does the behaviour occur?
Numerical input is used. However, only integer values are accepted.
Which products are affected?
PLC Designer
Short-term measures:
The following workarounds can be applied until the error is corrected:
Option:
Non-integer boundary values for the X-position can be entered via keyboard in the tabular view of the Cam Editor.
To do this, call up the tabular view by clicking on the button in the toolbar on the far right. Non-integer values can also be entered in the table column for the X-values.
- Option:
The graphic input via "dragging with the mouse" also allows the input of non-integer marginal limits. The values here correspond to the grid of the points in the coordinate system, so that you can still influence them with the set zoom level. Thus the desired value can be approximated.
Evaluation / recommendations:
Evaluation / recommendations:
Automatic Translation
