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2.2 Configure the Ingredients Tab of the Recipe<strong>Plus</strong> EditorFollow steps a) to f) to setup the Ingredients Tab in the Recipe<strong>Plus</strong> Editor. In this section youwill add and setup recipe Ingredients and the corresponding Data Sets and Tag Sets.• Ingredients – they can be either of type String or Numeric. If numeric, the user canspecify a minimum and maximum data value for the ingredient. Numeric ingredients canbe boolean, integer or floating point numbers. Note: One recipe can have up to 15000ingredients.• Data Set – Each recipe can contain up to 50 data sets. Each data set represents the setof data values where each data value is associated <strong>with</strong> a specific ingredient. The datasets are to be downloaded (or uploaded) to a controller.• Tag Set – Each recipe can contain up to 50 tag sets where each tag set represents theset of tags to write to during a download (or read during an upload) operation. Each of thetag names is associated <strong>with</strong> a specific ingredient.a) Select the‘Ingredients’tab.b) Type a descriptivename for the ingredient:‘Water (L). The name cancontain multiple words,e.g. name and units.c) Click on the ‘Type’field for this ingredient tochoose a data type andselect ‘Number’.d) If the ingredientis of numeric type,then you must setthe Min and Maxvalues. Set Min=0and Max=1000.e) Set an initialData Set valuefor thisingredient: 100.f) To add a Tag tothe tag set of thisingredient pressCTRL+T to open aTag Browser orright-click andchoose the TagBrowser from thelist.<strong>OP03</strong> — Recipe<strong>Plus</strong>RSTechED 2005 • Rockwell Software 19 of 52

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