© ABB University - 1 Revision B E x t e n d e d A u t o m a t i o n S y s t e m 8 0 0 x A Chapter 21 Function Designer Course T314.

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© ABB University - 1 Revision B E x t e n d e d A u t o m a t i o n S y s t e m x A Chapter 21 Function Designer Course T314

© ABB University - 2 Revision B Overview Objectives After this chapter you should be able to: Describe advantages and disadvantages of the Function Designer State the main configuration steps Display and set values in online mode Reference Documentation 3BSE038018Industrial IT 800xA – System System Guide – Functional Description 3BDS011224Industrial IT 800xA – Engineering Function Designer 3BDS100368Industrial IT 800xA – Engineering Function Designer, Introduction and Basic Operation Function Designer

© ABB University - 3 Revision B Introduction Function Diagrams Generate Code and Cross Communication Diagram States Monitoring Tools Function Designer

© ABB University - 4 Revision B General Introduction

© ABB University - 5 Revision B Function Designer and Control Builder Introduction Function Designer Diagram 1 Diagram 2 Diagram 3 Control Builder Functional Structure A Function aspect is added to objects in the Functional Structure and each diagram is allocated to a particular application in the project. The generated code is created inside single control modules in the Control Structure. Object Type Structure Function aspects are added to types in the libraries in the Object Type Structure. The generated code is created inside control module types in a library.

© ABB University - 6 Revision B Introduction Advantages Any kind of MMS cross communication is automatically generated. Combinations between control modules and function blocks on a Function Diagram are possible. Navigation between references to different pages within one Function Diagram, or between different Function Diagram. The objects names within a Function Diagram can start with a number and the use of a dash is allowed, e.g. 123FIC345-FD. Generation of function oriented documentation in one step to document your control configuration according international standards.

© ABB University - 7 Revision B Intuitive Navigation Reference to other sheet Reference to other function Reference to nested function Introduction

© ABB University - 8 Revision B Instant Access and Monitoring Introduction

© ABB University - 9 Revision B Introduction Restrictions This version of the Function Designer does not support: Foundation Fieldbus There are still some general procedures that have to be done in the Control Builder or the Engineering Workplace: Create a control project Create the controller hardware objects and assign IP address Create the control applications and assign to the controllers Create the control tasks and assign to the applications Assign some sub-libraries to the application or library

© ABB University - 10 Revision B Introduction Function Diagrams Generate Code and Cross Communication Diagram States Monitoring Tools Function Designer

© ABB University - 11 Revision B Flat and Nested Diagrams Function Diagrams Diagram 1 Diagram 2 Diagram 3Diagram 4 Reference Diagram 1 Diagram 2Diagram 3 Diagram 5Diagram 6

© ABB University - 12 Revision B Function Diagram Views Function Diagrams Component view To create symbols or templates for function components in the Object Type Structure. Diagram view To create function diagrams and to insert function components in the Functional Structure. Parent Diagram view Alternative to the Diagram view to quickly find and navigate to a component. It is opened in the Functional Structure on the selected component object, and it displays and automatically navigates to the component in its parent diagram.

© ABB University - 13 Revision B Function Components Functions, Function Block instances or Control Module instances Variables, diagram references and parameters. Signal objects which represent connections to I/O channels Function Diagrams

© ABB University - 14 Revision B Navigation Function Diagrams

© ABB University - 15 Revision B Sequential Programming Language Function Diagrams Control Builder SFC Function Diagram Sequence Sequence Overview Sequence Details

© ABB University - 16 Revision B Hide/Unhide Ports Function Diagrams

© ABB University - 17 Revision B References Function Diagrams

© ABB University - 18 Revision B Introduction Function Diagrams Generate Code and Cross Communication Diagram States Monitoring Tools Function Designer

© ABB University - 19 Revision B Allocation of Function Diagrams Code / MMS Generation

© ABB University - 20 Revision B Code Generation Code / MMS Generation

© ABB University - 21 Revision B Generate the Cross Communication (1) Code / MMS Generation

© ABB University - 22 Revision B Generate the Cross Communication (2) Code / MMS Generation

© ABB University - 23 Revision B Introduction Function Diagrams Generate Code and Cross Communication Diagram States Monitoring Tools Function Designer

© ABB University - 24 Revision B Overview Diagram States

© ABB University - 25 Revision B System Status Viewer Diagram States

© ABB University - 26 Revision B Introduction Function Diagrams Generate Code and Cross Communication Diagram States Monitoring Tools Function Designer

© ABB University - 27 Revision B Display List / Subscribe for Live Data Monitoring Tools

© ABB University - 28 Revision B Watch Window Monitoring Tools

© ABB University - 29 Revision B