Lenze ApplicationTemplate PackML (PLC Designer R3-x) - Manual (Page 18)

What is the ApplicationTemplate PackML?
Elements of the ApplicationTemplate PackML
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• In the A11_ModuleAppCalls folder, the MAPs are to be assigned to the tasks:
ModuleAppCalls (MAC).  Assigning the module application (ModApp) to the task ( 43)
4.3.5 Modes: Machine operating modes
In the ApplicationTemplate PackML, the following machine operating modes are firmly defined:
Producing, Maintenance and Manual. Further modes can be added individually.
[4-5] The ApplicationTemplate PackML includes three firmly defined operating modes, more can be freely defined.
Each operating mode includes a separate state machine.
• If required, more operating modes can be defined.  Creating own modes ( 21)
• The modes and the respective state machine are integrated in the ModApp 1 module
application.
• The behaviour of the states is defined in the A12_PackML_Configuration folder in
PackMLConfig. There, it is defined, for instance, which state is when active and in which
states a changeover of the modes is permissible.  Predefined operating modes in ModApp1
( 20)
• When another operating mode is created, the desired features of the states have to be defined
in the PackMLConfig area.
4.3.6 Communication between the machine modules
The machine modules (MM_xxx) communicate with each other via the higher-level MM_Machine
machine control module by means of the BaseChannel communication channel and the
AppChannelData structure.
• The communication channels provide for a bidirectional data exchange.
• The BaseChannel is defined as a structure in the ApplicationTemplate PackML.
 Operating mode "Producing"
 Operating mode "Maintenance"
 Operating mode "Manual"