GTWIN Reference Manual
4.7 Start Editor Menu
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Bitmaps can also be placed inside custom parts (see p. 227).
4.7.2 Recipe
The recipe function is similar to the recipe editor of the PLC programming tool. The recipe is a
data record containing all variables necessary for a certain recipe, e.g. for manufacturing a
product. You can use the recipe function of GTWIN to enter, change or read values for the
variables stored in the recipe.
Structure of a recipe file
Up to 100 files can be created. The individual recipe files can be copied and moved within the
"Recipe" dialog. You can check how much memory your recipes require via
View
Total
Memory Usage
.
Each file can contain up to 100 recipes. Each recipe can contain up to 100 sets of data =
values. If you are handling large amounts of data, you can export the recipe to a CSV file, edit
it with Excel, for example, and import. If you need to enter values for the recipe on site, you
can do so via keyboard parts (see p. 223).
Recipe data composition
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~
~
~
Recipe 1
100 Recipes
Recipe 100
Recipe 99
Recipe 3
Recipe 2
Data 1
100 Data sets
Data 100
Data 99
Data 3
Data 2
File 0
100 Files
File 1
File 99
You can set a device (i.e. register) to control the transfer of recipe data between GT and PLC
in the GT configuration dialog's recipe tab (see p. 21).
4.7.2.1 How to Create a Recipe File
This section explains how to create recipe data.
1. Start Editor
Recipe
This opens the "Recipe" dialog box.
Summary of Contents for GTWIN
Page 1: ...TOUCH TERMINALS GTWIN Reference Manual ...
Page 11: ...Chapter 1 Introducing GTWIN ...
Page 59: ...Chapter 2 GT Panel System Menu ...
Page 94: ...Chapter 3 The GTWIN User Interface ...
Page 108: ...Chapter 4 Menus ...
Page 182: ...Chapter 5 Parts and Their Functions ...
Page 234: ...Chapter 6 Troubleshooting ...
Page 248: ...Chapter 7 Connecting the GT to a PLC ...
Page 288: ...Chapter 8 SD Card Data Upload from GT to PC ...
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