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Block Mode This mode allows you to add or delete new function blocks. Those function blocks are shown on the left and can be simply moved into the work window by Drag&Drop. Using the left mouse button, you can move the blocks within the window. When you click the right mouse button on a block, a menu will open where you can delete the entire block or the closest link. A double-click on a function block allows you to set its parameters (see below).
Connection Mode In this mode, you can link function blocks among each other. First, you need to click the left mouse button on a connector of a function block. Holding the left mouse button, you will now select the second connector and then release the mouse button. Generally, connections can only be established from exits to entries.
Example of a logic procedure The example, above, shows a simple logic procedure which first starts motor 1 in the clockwise direction. The programme waits for 1 second (= 1000 milliseconds) and then stops the motor. The last step ends the programme.
Start Block The Start Block always starts a new process. More than one process can exist at any time without a problem. Therefore, it is, for example, possible to realize totally independent processes. The additional realization of a flashing light process is a