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Check Block Consistency Tools in Simatic Manager

Last updated: March 4, 2021 11:54 am
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This article is about the use of the check block consistency tool using Simatic manager.

Check Block Consistency Tools

The check block consistency tools are used to check the interface conflicts within a data block, function block, and user-defined blocks.

Let’s learn how to check and use the check block consistency tool with some programming block.

Step 1:

Open Simatic manager. Open an existing project or create a new one.

Here I will show you blocks of the plant programming and will check faulty block using block consistency tools.

Check Block Consistency Tools

Step 2:

In the block section, do right click and select check block consistency tools as shown in the below window.

Checking Block Consistency

Step 3:

Click on tools that will open up a new window.

Simatic Manager Block Consistency Tools

Step 4:

Now, click on the icon as shown in the below window. Which will only show the conflict block with a red sign or yellow sign.

Siemens Block Tools

The red sign indicates blocks that are not compiled and the yellow exclamation mark shows the conflict in the block.

Step 5:

To know what symbol indicates, simply choose any block and press “F1” to know the symbol and its meaning.

Step 7 Block Consistency Tools

Step 6:

To solve the problem, click on the “Compile All’ icon as shown in the below window.

Compile Siemens Project

Now, close the tools and open it again and conflicts are solved.

Author: Suhel Patel

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