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9.5.4 Editing master recipes
9.5.4.1 How to configure a master recipe
Note
The order of the steps shown is not absolutely necessary. We have selected a method on
which the more detailed description of the actions is oriented.
You can also use master recipes without using the "formula category" and "formulas" objects.
In this case, the material and production data (formula) are set in the properties of the master
recipe.
Configuring a master recipe
The schematic below shows a recommended sequence for configuring a master recipe in
BatchCC. It illustrates clearly how to configure the assignments between the master recipe,
formula category and formula.
You create the actual recipe structure and set the properties of the recipe elements (Step 2)
in the BATCH Recipe Editor. All the other steps can be made in BatchCC.
BATCH Control Center
9.5 Recipes
SIMATIC BATCH V8.2
Operating Manual, 02/2016, A5E35958174-AA 299
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