Moving The Ph; Working With Negations - Siemens SIMATIC PCS 7 Operating Manual

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Moving the PH

Moving of objects and hierarchies such as PH, CMT is now synchronized precisely between
PCS 7 and PAA.
This does not result in the PH being marked as "new" in the data transfer dialog.
In PAA: The elements can be moved using drag&drop.
In PCS 7: Example
● Existing CM instance is connected with the associated CM instance in a PAA project
● Moving the CM instance in PCS 7 to a different location (drag&drop with Shift key)
● Note: The other location can also be another project in PCS 7. In this case, the data transfer
shows the object as deleted from the source project in PCS 7 (as long as data transfer for
a complete multiproject is not available)
● The user triggers a transfer of the data to PAA.
● This results in a moved CM instance in PAA, whereby all the subordinate objects in this CM
instance are also moved
● The data transfer dialog does not show new or deleted objects, but only moved objects.
● This also applies conversely from PAA to PCS 7
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Working with negations

Note
Negation in PCS 7 is only possible at inputs
Negations in PCS 7 are only available at interconnected inputs. The "Negation" attribute is only
possible for the "BOOL" data type input parameter/signal and is deactivated for output
parameters/signals. For input parameters/signals, the "Negation" attribute is based on
parameter switching or the signal.
It is possible to exchange negations at input parameters and signals between PAA and PCS 7.
When "PCS 7" is selected in the "Mode function diagram" list, it is possible to create negations
only at the allowed parameters and signals.
Requirement
● A function diagram is open.
● In the function diagram properties, the entry "PCS 7" is selected in the tab "Attributes >
System data" in the control group "Settings" in the list "Mode function diagram".
● Connections at input parameters/signals are available.
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