Instruction manual

1070 072 163-101 (97.11) GB
TS Programming System9-12
9.3.4 BT5 Operator Terminal — Masks Requiring Editing
9.3.4.1 BT5 – Operation Mask
The description of one Operation mask (here, M211 - Group 1/1) also ap-
plies to the other operation masks (Group 1/2 thru 4/4).
The operation masks are used to enable control in Manual mode. Each
mask contains two lines with two steps each.
As only 4 steps are represented, the example used in the present section
discusses the editing of only one operation mask.
The designation of the steps is absent in the operation masks, and is en-
tered in the respective line as permanent text (example of absent desig-
nation: Cylinder, C, V).
The assignment of the actual movement of a machine to the position in
the operation mask is defined by the fixed assignment of data words of
the cascade data module to the position within the mask.
The definition of text sections within the mask does not require a specific
sequence.
Mask 211
C Cylinder 1 V
Ó Ó Ó Ó
C Cylinder 2 V
Ó Ó Ó Ó
Fig. 9-18 Example of BT5 Operation Mask
Ó : Placeholder (also: wildcard character) for variable.
The following table lists all variables of the single-step controller in con-
junction with their respective assignments.
Line Col. Name of Variable Marker assigned in
standard
BTS-ZV parameter
2 1 I_C_1 M180.0 P2
2 3 O_C_1 M181.0 P3
2 18 O_V_1 M183.0 P11
2 20 I_V_1 M182.0 P10
4 1 I_C_2 M180.1 P4
4 3 O_C_2 M181.1 P5
4 18 O_V_2 M183.1 P13
4 20 I_V_2 M182.1 P12
Fig. 9-19 BT5 Parameters, Assignment of Variable Operation Masks