Picture type Standard recipe

The handling of the recipes in the Runtime is realized with a picture of the picture type Standard recipe. (You will find more information on the pre-defined picture types in the chapter 'Pictures / Pre-defined picture types'.)

`Recipe new`	Create a new recipe
`Recipe save`	Save current recipe under the same name
`Read recipe`	The values of the variables of the selected recipe are read from the process and entered into the table. Changes have to be saved!
`Copy recipe`	Copy current recipe
`Recipe delete`	Delete current recipe
`Recipe export`	Save current recipe as *.txt
`Import recipe`	Load current recipe from *.txt
`Start recipe`	The values of the variables of the selected recipe are written to the process as displayed in the table.
`Recipes >`	Move to the next recipe
`Recipes >>`	Move to the last recipe
`Recipes <`	Move to the previous recipe
`Recipes <<`	Move to the first recipe
`All value ++`	All values of the selected recipe are increased by 1
`All value --`	All values of the selected recipe are decreased by 1
`Add variable ...`	Add a variable to the selected recipe It is also possible to use variables of other loaded projects.
`Release variable`	Remove the selected variable from the recipe
`Edit set value`	Change the value of the selected variable in the recipe A decimal value can be entered with a colon as well as with a point, the decimal point will automatically be changed to a point.

Attention

If this element does not exist in the picture, the recipes in the list element are displayed read-only.

General
Recipe name	Name or selection of the current recipe
Table	Display of the current recipe in a table
Write status	Progress bar, indicating the writing of the recipe.

Info

All information here is also valid for the Recipegroup Manager.

If the control element is wider than high, the progress bar runs from left to right in the Runtime. If the control element is higher, it runs from bottom to top.

Usually the control element is invisible. As soon as a recipe is executed with an MDI function, the control element becomes visible and disappears again after writing the recipe.

Depending on the configuration of the recipe the behavior of the control element is different.

Synchronous writing:

The progress bar proceeds, when a writing confirmation for a recipe variable is received by the recipe module, no matter if it is positive or negative. The confirmation is based on the response of a PLC after the writing instruction from the driver.

Info

If you want to react on negative writing confirmations, you can do this with Raction matrices.

Info

When recipes are deleted, saved, changed or duplicated, the logged in user has to fulfil the authorization requirements that have been set in the authorization group section of the recipe. If the user does not fulfill the authorization requirements, the function is not executed.
Changes that have been done successfully can be logged in the Chronologic Event List.
This is the case for Standard Recipes as well as for the Recipegroup Manager.