英語 での Distributed terminals の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Jumper(automatic): Automatically generated jumper; this occurs if manual saddle jumpers are defined on terminals or pins or, when creating the jumper, between distributed terminals.
So that associated distributed terminals are connected automatically by internal jumpers when the connections are updated, the Connect associated distributed terminals automatically check box is activated.
Solution Locate the corresponding distributed terminals in the project using the Go to(cross-referenced) or Go to(all representation types) functionalities offered by the popup menu of the Message management dialog.
The relevant internal jumpers, saddle jumpers or wire jumpers are generated from all of the connections that run between distributed terminals on a terminal strip when updating the connections.
Internal jumpers are generated between associated distributed terminals(same function definition, same DT, same terminal designation, same level number); saddle or wire jumpers are generated between distributed terminals that are not associated.
The Placing from number of connection points project setting specifies from how many connection points with connection point designations(1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, never) a terminal is divided into distributed terminals when devices are inserted.
Here distributed terminals connected with each other with the same DT are"collected" until the number of the occupied connection points matches the number of connection points for the part selected above or the function definition selected above.
For this you have activated the Keep existing connection point designations check box in the Optimize distributed terminals dialog, but later selected a terminal item for optimization that provides additional connection point designations via its function definition.
The distributed terminal's cross-reference refers from the first distributed terminal(according to the sequence in the terminal strip navigator and, primarily, the main terminal if one exists) to all other distributed terminals with the same terminal designation.
Placing from number of connection points: Here you set how many connection points with connection point designations the terminal function must have as a minimum so that distributed terminals are placed when inserting devices or placing terminals from the terminal strip navigator.
The distributed depiction with the connections drawn may look like this in the graphical editor: If the Connect associated distributed terminals automatically project setting has been activated, the distributed terminals are connected with each other when updating the connections even if no drawn connections are available.
The distributed terminal has more connection points than the function definition of the newly selected terminal part.
If you specified an existing terminal designation, the distributed terminal will be assigned to the corresponding terminal. .
The Main terminal check box is activated automatically for the first distributed terminal of a terminal function as per the display in the terminal strip navigator.
P001031: The distributed terminal could not be included in optimization.
The distributed terminal automatically receives the function definition that is set in the Settings: Terminals(distributed terminals) dialog.
In each case open the properties dialog of each distributed terminal and switch the Symbol/ function data tab to the foreground.
For example, the distributed terminal to be optimized has certain connection point designations that you also want to retain after optimization.
Distributed terminal: If this check box is selected, the terminal is a distributed terminal.
For example, a part was chosen for optimization and its function definition has fewer connection points than the distributed terminal that is to be optimized.