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The ‘Visu Ladder Logic Editor’ allows direct programming on a PLC via the visualization.

This library contains a function block and a ladder logic editor which can be instanced by a PLC program. The function block has 8 inputs and 8 outputs and can be programed via ladder logic. An example shows the usage of the library.
This example is now available for you in CODESYS Forge.

With the IEC library “IO Mapping Tool”, the inputs and outputs of a program can be remapped via a visualization in runtime mode.
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This example demonstrates the use of the Recipe Manger. A recipe in CODESYS is a value set for a user-defined variable list (recipe definitions). Recipes can be used for setting and monitoring values for a specific set of variables on the PLC.
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This example shows how data can be exchanged between a CODESYS controller and other processes by means of shared memory.
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Three example projects show how events of visualizations can be handled by a program and how to implement the necessary interfaces.
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The example ‘OPCUAClient_Example’ demonstrates how to use the CODESYS OPC UA Client programmatically. It contains visualizations to access the applied functions via a user interface. The example ‘OPCUA_Datasource_Example’ demonstrates how a CODESYS OPC UA connection can be set up via data source manager.

This example demonstrates how to work with dialog boxes in the visualization. The user can open a dialog box and enter some data. After closing the dialog box the data is stored and displayed in the main window.
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This example shows the configuration of a Rockwell 1734-AENT EtherNet/IP adapter with the I/O module 1734-IB4. The example can be used as base configuration for any product of the 1734-family. Detailed description is appended as pdf.
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This example shows how to read and write IDN”s with ServoDrive over EtherCAT. Another example shows how to read and write SDO”s with CAN over EtherCAT as well as downloading a firmware file with File over EtherCAT.
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The shared memory can be used to exchange data within a target system when no direct communication is possible, e.g. the data exchange with an external visualization. How to create this shared memory and how to read and write to it is shown in this example.
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This library gives the user the ability to easily make use of some CAN Bus functionality. The library is optimized for object oriented programming with Structured Text and graphical programming with languages like CFC. Therefore it uses internally the system library CAN Bus Low Level.

The example shows how alarms can be filtered by time and latch variables.

This example shows the use of three COM Ports. One port is for reading, another for writing and one can do both. The included visualization shows the reading and writing result together with the used parameters. The user can switch between the three different ports.
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This example project shows how the design of visualizations can be adapted for various devices like monitors, tablets or smartphones.
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The software package “Visu Demo Factory” includes a sample project with a visualization of a packaging system.

This example shows how the “CmpApp” library can be used to retrieve information about projects and applications as well as area addresses and sizes of data types. It is also possible to control an application from within another application.
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The example contains a library with a function block that decodes a DCF77 time signal.
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This example demonstrates the use of text fields. A visualization which lets the user switch the language of a given text was implemented for better understanding.
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This example project shows how to use the cam editor. The online cam editor is a visualization template which displays a cam table in the visualization. The element allows modifying the cam in online mode.
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This package contains the game ‘Backgammon’. The project is realized with the Sequential Function Chart (SFC). The Sequential Function Chart (SFC) is a graphically oriented language which allows to describe the chronological order of particular actions within a program.
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This sample project describes how to access alarm objects by means of a program. With the AlarmManager object, it is possible to access active and stored alarms. It is also possible to register a client to receive alarm events.
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A SuDoKu implementation in CODESYS.

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This code snippet shows how to select visualization elements via a program.
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The “Text Editor” example shows a visualization for editing, creating, and saving texts.
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The sample project ‘MotionHMI.project’ demonstrates some of the features available in SoftMotion Robotics. This project also includes a visualization and a Depictor object to visualize the movements. The project supports up to 6 axes.

Softmotion Robotics HMI Example with Companion Specification

The sample project ‘MotionHMI_Robot_Companion_Specification’ demonstrates an example implementation of the OPC UA Robot Companion Specification, with this the client application recives the specific data.