Covers the main steps to get your KAS system up and running
What does it contain?
- HW Installation (Connection and Wiring)
Wiring & hardware details, connectors, system diagrams - HW Configuration
Basic configuration and settings needed to start the HW components (HMI"Human-machine interfaces " Also known as computer-human interfaces (CHI), and formerly known as man-machine interfaces, they are usually employed to communicate with PLCs and other computers, such as entering and monitoring temperatures or pressures for further automated control or emergency response + Industrial PCPersonal Computer + FieldbusA Fieldbus is an industrial network system for real-time distributed control (e.g. CAN or Profibus). It is a way of connecting instruments in a plant design + I/O) - SW Installation
KAS software setup
Covers the main topics to help you start quickly with KAS IDE"Integrated development environment" An integrated development environment is a type of computer software that assists computer programmers in developing software. IDEs normally consist of a source code editor, a compiler and/or interpreter, build-automation tools, and a debugger. The objective is to familiarize you with the basic principles and the way the program works by creating a simple motion application project.
What does it contain?
- Key Features
Take a look at some of the main features in KAS - Explore the Workspace
Become familiar with KAS user interface - Build a motion project
Almost every task that you perform in KAS falls under one of the following basic steps (which may not always be completed in the following order):
- Start Projects - Create a project from scratch, or modify an existing project. see "Creating a Project"
- Add Components - Add elements to build your project, such as PLC programs, variables and Pipe Network necessary to control the motion part of your system.
- Build Output - Select a device and generate the application that you will deliver to users. see "Running the Project"
- Run Output - Make the output accessible to your end-users. See "Step 4 of 6 - Connect to "
