Creating Reports; Printing Recipes - Siemens SIMATIC BATCH Operating Manual

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9.5 Recipes
5. Select the module you want to use in the "Used plug-in modules" tab and confirm with "OK".
6. Result: The "Plug-in details" dialog box opens.
7. Here, you configure the functionality of the module and confirm with "OK".
8. Result: If no functionality is selected, a message is displayed telling you that no functionality
has been selected.
Note
At least one of the supported functions must be selected. Only then will the module become
active during the next validation.
9. Confirm with "OK".
10.Run the validation as described in the section "Validating recipes (Page 315)".
Result
If recipe elements are not run through due to the functionality of the modules, they are indicated
by being crossed through in the open control recipe.
9.5.7

Creating reports

9.5.7.1

Printing recipes

Definition of a recipe report
The pre-configured recipe report contains all the data required for production. This includes
the recipe header data, the recipe topology, the input materials, the output materials, the
parameter list and the procedural rules.
Principle
The recipe data for a report is provided centrally from the Batch database. In BatchCC, you
can print out the report for a master recipe for documentation purposes or view it in the print
preview.
Procedure in BatchCC
1. Select the Edit > Print preview > 1 Standard menu command for the master recipe
previously selected in the tree structure. As an alternative, you can also select a print
preview with the right mouse button when the master recipe is selected.
Result: The recipe report is displayed in the print preview window.
2. To navigate within the report, click the corresponding functions in the control bar located
at the top.
3. You can print out the displayed report data for documentation purposes with the Edit >
Print > 1 Standard menu command.
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