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Context help references
14.1 Dialogs
● Reference (set): The name of the recipe unit procedure is displayed here. When you select
a location, the location ID and process cell reference are automatically displayed in the
respective parameter line. If you do not use the optional parameter "Via", the "Reference"
and "Location" columns remain empty. If the final unit has not yet been decided, a question
mark appears in the "Location ID" column.
● Source: For the RUP, ROP, and RPH recipe objects, you can select a parameter as the
source from the next higher level in the list box. This assumes that there is a parameter in
the higher recipe level with the same data type.
If there is no interconnectable parameter in the list box, click the "..." button to create and
interconnect a new parameter at the appropriate recipe level.
Example:
The recipe phase fetches the setpoint from the ROP level. This can fetch the setpoint from
the recipe unit procedure level, etc. The recipe procedure, in turn, can fetch the setpoint
from the formula.
● Location (act): Displays the location, the reference, and the location ID, separated by a
slash "/". Example: "Dest_L / TRP(Reaktor_A2) / 203". Actual values are only displayed for
completed, aborted and stopped batches. The actual values are displayed in the sequence:
Location, Reference, Location ID. Click the "Change" button and then select a new
interconnection (actual values) instead of the cross-interconnection. When selecting actual
values with the transfer parameters, the existing cross-interconnections are deleted.
● Location (set): Click "..." to open the "Locations" dialog. There you navigate to the required
unit, select the required location and confirm your selection with "OK". Depending on the
parameter type you would like to assign to a location, you may only display the "source"
type locations. If you have not configured the required equipment properties, no locations
will be offered for selection.
Meaning: n. a. unit = unit cannot be allocated for SIMATIC BATCH.
● Location ID (set): The unique location ID generated by the system during engineering in
the SIMATIC Manager is displayed here.
● Target: For the RUP, ROP, and RPH recipe objects, the actual values from the process
can be passed on to the next higher level.
Example:
The actual value of a recipe phase can be passed up to the recipe level of the recipe header.
This also enables the actual value of a recipe step to be used as the setpoint for a
subsequent recipe step. The button next to the parameter opens a dialog in which you can
create and interconnect new parameters on all levels.
● Hide parameter: If you select this check box, the value of the parameter is not displayed or
the parameter row does not appear in the table.
● Modifiable (procedure, step): Parameter should be modifiable during batch control. If the
recipe step is currently being processed there will be no reaction to the parameter
modification. The modified parameter will only become effective when the step is processed
again.
● Visible externally: If you select the check box, the parameter will be output to the batch via
the API command "GET_PARAMETER" without interconnection to the recipe header,
regardless of the recipe structure.
"Change" button
Click the "Change" button to make changes to the transfer parameters.
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