7.3.5 Logic Editor page
Figure 20: Logic Editor page
The Logic Editor page of SIG200 allows user-defined logic functions to be applied to the
available input signals and transmit the results to various output signals, by dragging
and dropping logic blocks and connection lines.
The left side of the screen lists all configured inputs. The upper middle bar contains the
available logic gates that can be dragged down into the workspace. And listed on the
right side are the configured outputs.
Before setting up any logic, it is required to upload the relevant IODD files. This ensures
that the correct inputs and outputs of every connected IO-Link device are displayed cor‐
rectly.
NOTE
Note that the screen is grayed out until you change to editing mode (see "User login and
editing mode", page 45).
Creating a logic system
1. Select the required logic blocks: click and drag them into the workspace.
NOTE
If a logic block has been selected incorrectly, or needs to be removed, click on it
and drag it back up to the selection bar. A garbage bin will appear to remove the
selected logic gate from the workspace.
2. Make connections from the inputs to the logic gates: click on the desired input,
click again and hold on the arrow. A connection line will be created. Note that you
can then drag the line to a desired logic gate input.
Getting close in proximity, the logic gate inputs will expand to accept the connec‐
tion line. Once the connection is made, the bend location (if the connection is
bent), the logic gate location, and the window size can be moved. The connection
will automatically scale. An incorrect connection can be removed by clicking and
holding on the connection line: the garbage bin will appear at the top-center of the
interface.
Some logic blocks require at least two input signals.
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