Create data points |
Command input -> Power On -> Picture for command input -> Create data points |
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In order to test the command input, we need some data points. We will now create some.
Name |
Drivers |
Type |
Offset |
---|---|---|---|
SW_Switch1_RM |
Simulator |
SPS Merker/Int |
110 |
SW_Switch1_BE |
Simulator |
SPS Merker/Int |
110 |
SW_Schalter1_CO |
Simulator |
SPS Merker/Int |
114 |
SW_Switch2_RM |
Simulator |
SPS Merker/Int |
112 |
SW_Switch2_BE |
Simulator |
SPS Merker/Int |
112 |
SW_Schalter2_CO |
Simulator |
SPS Merker/Int |
116 |
Because the Simulator driver does not know about the allocation of the command variable to the response variable, they are both configured on the same offset. This allows them to update each other, at least regarding the value.
The names are chosen in a way that allows the text _SchalterX to substitute the substitution character * later on.
For the *RM and *BE data points, we allocate the REMA 'Switching direction'.
Attention |
Do not forget to configure the control variable for the simulator driver with offset 0 or to set it to 0. Otherwise, the driver will run in simulation mode. |