West Control Solutions KS98-1 - Manual (Page 77)

II-5 Building an engineering
First steps with the KS98-1 engineering tool
In this chapter, we would like to help you getting started with a concise description:
1. Installing the required tool
2. Projecting/programming a small test project
3. Testing the required instrument behaviour in the simulation
4. Loading the project into KS 98-1
5. Testing the implemented functions
6. Hint to the function library and task-related structures
7. References to further detail information on tools and application
After automatic start via “Installation of PMA Tools”, you will find engineering tool KS 98-1-Tools ET/KS98, Sim98-1
and instrument simulation SIM/KS 98-1 on the PMA CD.
Follow the instructions for installation and enter your licence number after being requested to do so (separate numbers
for engineering tool and simulator). If you only want to test the KS 98-1 tools without obligation first, our personnel
will give you temporary licence numbers for the two tools. Without the licence numbers, you will be able to test the
two tools independently, however, without building up communication between instruments. In this case, transmission
of a test engineering to the instrument or to the simulation is not possible. For communication with the real instru -
ment, only the engineering tool licence is required.
Ü Start the engineering tool and select the required language (German/English/French) via menu Options .
* Functions and fixed functions.
These menu items contain the function blocks for selection of
the relevant function descriptions in this manual.
Ö As a simple beginner’s project, we want to build up a control
loop. For this, we need a process value input (analog input 1)
from the fixed functions and a positioning output for the con-
troller correcting variable (analog output 1).
ä We select the input block from the list by clicking with the left
mouse key.
Now, position the block on the left of the working surface by cli-
cking with the right mouse key.
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