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Editing Device Properties

Precondition:

You have opened the property dialog for a component / function (for example via the Edit > Properties menu items).

In the <Function category> tab of the Properties <...> dialog, you specify the properties of the selected function. Each tab is labeled with the function category of the corresponding function definition, e.g. "Motor", "NO contact", "Safety fuse", etc. The most important properties are entered in the fields in the upper part of the tab, e.g. the displayed or the full DT, the connection point designation, the functions text, etc. You have the option of setting up additional properties in the table of the Properties group box.

Tips:

Determine property configuration

During the configuration of properties for the properties table a difference is made between pre groups of properties (category "Data", "Settings", etc.) and groups that you have compiled yourself (category "User-defined"). The following section describes the configuration of pre-defined groups.

Precondition:

You have opened the property dialog for a component / function. The <Function category> tab is in the foreground.

  1. Select one of the pre-defined categories ("Data, "Settings", etc.) from the Category list.
  2. In the Properties table, select the Configure popup menu item.

    All properties which are currently shown in the table are displayed in the Configure properties dialog. The display will depend on the category chosen.
  3. Click (New) to add a property to the property configuration.
  4. Select the desired property in the subsequent Property selection dialog.
  5. Use the arrow buttons to specify the order in which the properties are to be displayed.
  6. Check the check boxes in front of the properties which should be shown for all functions of the same type in the Properties <...> dialog.
  7. Click [OK].

    The settings are saved according to user.

    Properties for which the check box is checked are always shown the next time the dialog is called, even if they are empty.

    Properties for which the check box is not checked are displayed if they are filled in. The predetermined order applies.

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