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Specific Spacings for PLCs

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liamharris
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Specific Spacings for PLCs

HI!

 

I have finished creating a PLC I/O database for my company; but I have run into a slight issue. Many of the custom made/adjusted PLCs have specific Spacings which people who insert them have to guess at what size it is. I was just wondering if there was any way of setting the Spacing for a PLC so when it is inserted, it is not set to the default of 10 and set to its actual Spacing size (between 10-40).

 

The only way I can see around this is through having a spreadsheet with the specific Spacing values on for each PLC, but this is quite time consuming.

 

Any help or advice would be amazing,

 

Thanks!

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Nata_ly
in reply to: liamharris

Actualy I'm not sure about it but you can try to change this line in your wd.enw file:

*SETQ:GBL_wd_break_parameters,'(0.85 40.0), distance ratio/angle for PLC I/O and connector jagged break lines

And don't forget to remove *

But this is not a space betweet I/O...

 

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liamharris
in reply to: Nata_ly

Hi,

 

Thanks for your fast response!

 

I'll have a look and get back to you, although Im not sure it will work.

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The PLC Database File Editor has a field for specific spacing between I/O points.


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Oh brilliant! Thanks! I completely missed it :).

 

 

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