Command: Edit Call Target Function : The command opens the Call tab where you can change the call target. Call : Test Manager menu Context menu of a call in the test script editor Requirement : The te
Element: Assignment Symbol: Function : The element defines an assignment to a test script variable. The test script variable can also be declared globally by prepending the variable name with the pref
Command: Edit Comment Function : The command opens the Comment dialog for adding a comment to a test step, test case, or test case group. Call : Test Table menu; context menu in the tabular editor Req
Command: Add Call Function : The command adds a call to a test script or branch in the test flow tree. The call is added after the last test element in the selected test script or branch. Call : Test
Action: CreateOfflineBootProject Function : The action generates a boot application for a specified application. Call : Projects test driver Tab: Configuration Table 66 . Application Application name
Action: AddResultInformation Function : The action inserts additional information in the Details section of the test report. Call : Test Reports test driver Tab: Configuration Range of report . Levels
CODESYS Application Composer
Step 0: Preliminaries First of all a new project has to be created. Therefore choose New Project from the File menu and save the new project. A Library Manager has to be added in the POUs view. Then t
CODESYS Application Composer
Step 1: Create Toplevel Module "Room" Add a module declaration and a function block to the POUs pool. The function block is used for the implementation (function program) of the module. In this exampl
CODESYS Application Composer
Step 2: Create Submodule "Switch" The next step is to declare a module for the switch of the room. Again, a module declaration and a function block must be created. Here, both are called Switch , wher
CODESYS Application Composer
Step 3: Create Submodule "Switch Simple" The second switch module, which we want to declare, is a simplified one with only two states: on and off. Therefore a module declaration and a function block h