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List of MOST FCat Schema 3.1 examples

Following, all examples that are referenced from the FCat Schema 3.1 are listed. After clicking on a link, the upper frame shows the XML representation, the lower frame the HTML representation, which was created using the ConvertToHTML XSL transformation.

If the HTML representation contains no matching output for the elements defined in the function catalog, the most likely reason is that no output is desired because the definition lacks context, for example, being used within a function or an FBlock.


FunctionCatalog_ArrayType.xml

This is an example of a shared function of function class Collection. It uses a simple Array Type with unstructured content.

FunctionCatalog_Empty.xml

This is a minimal function catalog. It does not define any actual content.

FunctionCatalog_FBlock.xml

An FBlock that contains just one function, the property SwitchExample.

FunctionCatalog_FunctionSpecificError.xml

Function specific error codes for the ConnectionMaster.

FunctionCatalog_OverrideSharedFunctionReference.xml

This is an example of a shared function of function class Switch. FktID 0xF00 is in the supplier specific function range.

FunctionCatalog_RecordType.xml

This is an example of a shared function of function class Collection. It uses a simple Record Type construct.

FunctionCatalog_SharedFunction.xml

This is an example of a shared function of function class Switch. FktID 0xF00 is in the supplier specific function range.

FunctionCatalog_SharedFunctionReference.xml

This is an example of a shared function of function class Switch. The shared function is referenced from two FBlocks.

FunctionCatalog_SharedParam.xml

The shared parameter serves as a shell to a parameter definition. Because the shared parameter name differs from the parameter name, multiple variations with identical names can be defined.

FunctionCatalog_SharedSignal.xml

This is an example of a shared stream signal definition.

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