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The structure and the content of the SYMBDEFC.DBF database file is described here.
For contact mirrors, the maximum number of connection points for each help symbol to book is three. For that case, this table contains one record for each contact.
For cable mirrors, the number of "connection points" (really cable cores) is one for each help symbol (cable core). For that case, this table contains one record for each cable core.
For PLC mirrors, the number of connection points for each help symbol (I/O symbol) is in principle unlimited, but the standard symbol library contains I/O symbols with up to 12 connection points. The number of records for each I/O in the SYMBDEFC.DBF table is determined by the number of connection points according to the table below.
Number of connection points for each I/O |
Number of records for each I/O |
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1 - 3 |
1 |
4 - 6 |
2 |
7 - 9 |
3 |
10 - 12 |
4 |
The table below describes the fields of the SYMBDEFC.DBF and their content.
Field name |
Size |
Description |
Example |
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KSPNAME |
8 |
Symbol name (block name) |
SKSH1S1O |
KSPATT |
15 |
Cross-reference attribute name |
QV2O |
KNR1 |
15 |
Fixed connection point number or reference to the content of a KNR attribute. Connection point 1 for first record, 4 for second record, 7 for third record, or 10 for fourth record. x = Fixed connection point number |
21 |
KNR2 |
15 |
Fixed connection point number or reference to the content of a KNR attribute. Connection point 2 for first record, 5 for second record, 8 for third record, or 11 for fourth record. x = Fixed connection point number |
22 |
KNR3 |
15 |
Fixed connection point number or reference to the content of a KNR attribute. Connection point 3 for first record, 6 for second record, 9 for third record, or 12 for fourth record. x = Fixed connection point number |
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ABLAUF |
2 |
Sequence number for the record within the same function code (ART) |
1 |
ART |
10 |
Function code
Examples for conventional devices:
S = Make help contact O = Break help contact W = Change-over help contact
Examples for PLC:
#DI1 = Digital input with 1 conn.point per I/O #DO2 = Digital output with 2 conn.points per I/O #AI4 = Analogue input 4 with conn.points per I/O
Please refer to the Standard function codes topic for more details. |
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