Precondition:

You have placed a function (i.e. a component) on a schematic page. Or you have generated a function in one of the navigators.

1. Select the function.
2. Select the Properties popup menu item.
3. In the Properties <...> dialog, select the Symbol / function data tab and click [Logic].
4. In the Connection point logic dialog, edit the table of properties for the desired connection points of the function, such as the connection point type, the potential type, or the number of targets.
   
   If the entries in the fields differ from the default values of the underlying function definition, these are highlighted by a yellow background.
5. Confirm your entries.

Assign connection points between function and symbol

If the number of connection points is the same for function and symbol, then the connection points are automatically correctly assigned by the system. For the case of a NO contact symbol, or also for an NC contact symbol representing a change-over contact (function), the assignment is automatically set by the system. If the number of connection points in the function is greater than that in the symbol, however, then you must specify the assignment yourself.

Precondition:

You have placed a function (i.e. a component) on a schematic page. Or you have generated a function in one of the navigators.

1. Select the function.
2. Select the Properties popup menu item.
3. In the Properties <...> dialog, select the Symbol / function data tab and click [Logic].
4. In the Connection point logic dialog in the Symbol connection point field, assign the connection points of the symbol to the connection points of the function. Normally, connection point "1" of the function is allocated to connection point "1" of the symbol etc. You can change this allocation by using the drop-down list.
5. Confirm your entries.

See also

Dialog Connection point logic

Function Definitions: Principle

Inserting Functions

Swapping Function Definitions

Swapping Symbols