Module Tree In addition to the device tree and POU tree the Application Composer offers the module tree. This tree serves to create or modify an application by use of the predefined modules. The Appli

Module Dialog By use of the commands Add toplevel instance , Add submodule instance , Reference instance , and Update module , a non-modal dialog opens. Depending on the position in the module tree al

Command: Scan Symbol: This command (category "Composer") scans the whole project for module declarations. Normally this command is not needed because CODESYS scans the system automatically whenever it

Command: Check and Scan all Pool Objects Function : When the command is called, the IEC code of a library is first checked and then this is searched for module declarations. The test run corresponds t

Command: Map I/Os Symbol: This command (category "Composer") opens a dialog to define the mapping between modules and I/O configuration. Figure 41 . Dialog: I/O Mapping On the left side of the dialog

Command: Wildcard Selection This command (category "Composer") opens the dialog Wildcard assignment . The upper part of the dialog shows the currently configured wildcards and the assigned device type

Command: Remove I/O Mappings This command (category "Composer") removes I/O mappings. The following subcommands are provided. All generated : Removes the automatically generated mappings. Manually add

HMI In this dialog, you define the page template and the module visualizations which should be embedded in the toplevel visualization. Create toplevel tab : Creates a tab in the top level of the visua

Parameter This dialog shows all available parameters of the module instance which can be parameterized. The entries in Parameter , Type , Description , Min , and Max are informational purposes only. Y

Information This information dialog displays details about the Icon , Name , Description , Source , Version , Provider , and Category of the module instance. As an option, multiple links can also be d