● Function Manual:
SIMOTION Motion Control, TO Path Object
● Function Manual:
SIMOTION SCOUT Supplementary Technology Objects
and the online help.
Note
We recommend that you work through the sample configuration
Getting Started SIMOTION
SCOUT. This is a series of guided steps which teaches you how to work with SIMOTION
SCOUT. For example, how to create, compile, and save a project, insert a SIMOTION device,
insert and assign parameters for a technology object, and create a program.
When you have worked through all these steps, you will be able to create more complex
projects.
Getting Started is available in two versions with different scopes, as a print document and in
the online help.
Note
It is not recommended that you open one SIMOTION SCOUT project twice. This application
case can result in malfunctions and is not supported by SIMOTION SCOUT. If you want to
open two different projects, you must open SIMOTION SCOUT twice.
5.2
SIMOTION SCOUT - working area
The workbench displays all of the Snap-in work windows in the working area. Each Snap-in
provides its own work window. You can open multiple instances of these windows. You can,
for example, open several programs at the same time for editing. For further information, refer
to the online help.
The following table provides an overview of the active functions in the working area of the
workbench depending on the project mode (offline/online):
Function in project navigator
Function in working area
offline mode
(Example)
Function in working area
online mode
(Example)
Programs
(MCC, ST, LAD/FBD)
For further information, please go to:
● SIMOTION MCC Motion Control Chart
● SIMOTION ST
● SIMOTION LAD/FBD
Create program
Monitor program
Execution system
Assign program
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Technology objects
(TO configuration)
Create and configure TO element Change configuration data during
RUN
Cam editor
CamEdit/CamTool
Create cam
Change cam
Trace
Load and evaluate old recordings Create current recordings
User interface
5.2 SIMOTION SCOUT - working area
SIMOTION SCOUT
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