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Recipe entry
Refers to a collection of values stored under a
definable name in a recipe object. Multiple
recipe entries are combined into a general man-
agement structure. Recipe entries can be
edited in the *.TAB file. The file's name will be
the same as the recipe object's name. The
name of each entry will be in the second
column of each row. A maximum of 1,000
entries can be managed in each recipe object.
Recipe Management
Refers to a collection of recipe entries. The val-
ues for the corresponding variables can be
stored on the panel using a specific name.
Recipe Object
Refers to a collection of recipe entries. The val-
ues for the corresponding variables can be
stored on the panel using a specific name.
Register
Subpages in a dialog box or object
RGB model
Red/Green/Blue color model
Ribbon
Menu ribbon that can be expanded and col-
lapsed and that provides the various available
commands
ROM (read-only memory)
Non-volatile read-only memory
Router
Routers are devices used to forward ("route")
requests from a network to the Internet (or to
another network). Routers provide a measure
of security for private networks, as nodes out-
side of the network will be unable to determine
which specific computer requested the data.
This is because all the computers on the private
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network will appear under the same IP address
on the Internet.
Runtime
General designation for the GALILEO Runtime
System
Runtime code
The compiled project used by GRS.
Runtime data
Data generated by the GRS during ongoing oper-
ation.
Runtime software
General designation for the GALILEO Runtime
System
RxD
Receive cable for received data
S
SD card
Secure Digital memory cards are non-volatile,
rewritable flash data storage devices that are
used with Eaton touch panels and are com-
monly referred to as SD cards. Data written to
these cards is stored in a non-volatile manner
that does not require any additional (secondary)
power.
SD card slot
SELV (safety extra low voltage)
Circuit in which no dangerous voltage occurs
even in the event of a single fault.
Server:
The term "server" is usually used to refer to
computers that provide services on a network.
Admittedly, however, this definition is not very
precise. More specifically, servers are applic-
ations on a computer that are responsible for
providing or processing data. In fact, every com-
puter can provide such services. Servers are
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