WO2014136245A1 - エンジニアリングツール - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an engineering tool, in particular, an engineering tool for creating a sequence program.
- Patent Literature 1 discloses a programming device that can customize environment settings related to programming operations according to user preferences.
- engineering tools provide a unified interface for all users without distinguishing the level of operation skill by users.
- the input operation in the engineering tool may be difficult to understand for a user who is not familiar with program editing.
- the input operation in the engineering tool may be unsatisfactory for a user who is skilled in program editing because the level of operability is low with respect to his skill.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above, and is an engineering tool capable of satisfying a user with a different level of operation skill with ease of understanding according to the level of operation skill and high operability. The purpose is to obtain.
- the present invention provides a basic processing unit that performs a program editing process in response to an input operation by an input device, and an operation screen for the program editing in a display device.
- a display processing unit for displaying wherein the basic processing unit is capable of accepting the input operation by a plurality of input devices as a plurality of human interfaces, and the operation in the input operation from the plurality of human interfaces.
- the basic processing unit performs processing according to the input operation by an input device corresponding to the selected human interface, and the display processing unit selects The operation screen corresponding to the human interface is displayed. Wherein the display on the device.
- the engineering tool can select one of a plurality of human interfaces according to the level of operation skill.
- the engineering tool can provide an interface that prioritizes the ease of input operations, for example, for a user at an elementary level.
- the engineering tool can provide an interface with high operability and an emphasis on work speed, for example, for an advanced user.
- the engineering tool has an effect that it can satisfy the user who has a different level of operation skill, with an easy understanding according to the level of the operation skill and high operability.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration for realizing operations and processes in the engineering tool according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart for explaining switching of the human interface by the engineering tool.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation screen when a mouse is used.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation screen when the touch panel is used.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the display of the tile menu.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the input assist function.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating the operation assist function.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating sharing of human interface settings among a plurality of engineering tools.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating management of human interface settings for each user.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining sharing of human interface settings via a network in a plurality of engineering tools.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining sharing of human interface settings via an external recording medium in a plurality of engineering tools.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration for realizing operations and processes in the engineering tool according to the embodiment.
- the engineering tool 1 is a tool for editing a sequence program that is operated by a PLC system or the like.
- the engineering tool 1 is realized by, for example, a personal computer (PC) 10 in which engineering tool software is installed.
- PC personal computer
- the PC 10 has an input device 11 and a display device 12.
- the PC 10 includes a plurality of input devices 11, for example, a touch panel 13, a mouse 14, and a keyboard 15.
- the display device 12 is, for example, a liquid crystal display.
- the display device 12 displays an operation screen for program editing.
- the touch panel 13 is disposed on the liquid crystal display.
- the engineering tool 1 includes a basic processing unit 2 and a display processing unit 3.
- the basic processing unit 2 performs a program editing process according to an input operation by the input device 11.
- the display processing unit 3 performs processing for displaying the contents of program editing by the basic processing unit 2 on the operation screen.
- the engineering tool 1 provides a plurality of human interfaces according to the level of operation skill in the input operation.
- the human interface is sometimes referred to as a UI (user interface) as appropriate.
- the plurality of UIs are, for example, a UI mainly composed of the touch panel 13, a UI mainly composed of the mouse 14, and a UI mainly composed of the keyboard 15.
- the basic processing unit 2 can accept input operations using the touch panel 13, the mouse 14, and the keyboard 15 as a plurality of UIs.
- the input operation using the touch panel 13 is performed by touching a touch switch appearing on the operation screen with a finger or the like. Since the touch panel 13 is touched while visually confirming the display position, it is known that information can be input relatively easily and the operation method is intuitively easy to understand.
- the engineering tool 1 prepares a UI mainly composed of a touch panel 13 for beginner level users.
- the display of the touch switch or the like is relatively enlarged assuming a malfunction caused by a wide range of touch positions with a finger or the like. For this reason, in the case of an input operation using the touch panel 13, the amount of information that can be displayed on one screen is reduced, and the operation for switching the screen is likely to increase. Moreover, various information for assisting the operation is displayed so that the operation may be performed according to the display. Therefore, in the UI mainly composed of the touch panel 13, priority is given to easy understanding of the input operation so as to be suitable when the knowledge about the operation of the program editing is small or when the user is not used to the operation of the program editing. On the other hand, the UI mainly composed of the touch panel 13 is not suitable when an operation with an emphasis on work speed is desired.
- the keyboard 15 can promptly input various information by appropriately customized shortcut input or command input.
- the keyboard 15 can perform a high-speed input operation by making full use of key input.
- the engineering tool 1 provides a UI mainly composed of a keyboard 15 for advanced level users.
- the UI mainly composed of the keyboard 15 is suitable for a case where an advanced operation with an emphasis on work speed is desired.
- the UI mainly composed of the keyboard 15 is not suitable when there is little knowledge about the program editing operation or when the user is not used to the program editing operation.
- the engineering tool 1 provides a UI mainly composed of a mouse 14 for intermediate level users.
- the engineering tool 1 employs a UI mainly based on a mouse 14 because the input operation is easy to understand and has high operability between the UI mainly based on the touch panel 13 and the UI mainly based on the keyboard 15.
- the engineering tool 1 recognizes the input device 11 in the automatic switching mode, for example, and can automatically select one of a plurality of UIs.
- the automatic switching mode when the basic processing unit 2 recognizes that any of the plurality of input devices 11 that are UIs is connected to the PC 10 that is hardware, the engineering tool 1 corresponds to the input devices 11 that are connected.
- Switch UI The user can appropriately select the input device 11 connected to the hardware according to the level of his / her operation skill.
- the engineering tool 1 allows the user to select one of a plurality of UIs, for example, in the manual setting mode.
- the display processing unit 3 causes the display device 12 to display a selection screen for accepting UI selection.
- a selection screen for example, for each UI, a description of a suitable level of operation skill, for example, information for beginners, intermediates, advanced users, and the like is displayed. The user can appropriately select a UI from the selection screen according to the level of his / her operation skill.
- the basic processing unit 2 When the UI is selected in each mode, the basic processing unit 2 performs processing according to the input operation by the input device 11 corresponding to the selected UI.
- the display processing unit 3 causes the display device 12 to display an operation screen corresponding to the selected UI.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart for explaining switching of the human interface by the engineering tool.
- the basic processing unit 2 determines whether or not the automatic switching mode is set (step S1).
- step S1 Suppose that one of the input devices 11 is connected to the PC 10 when the automatic switching mode is set (step S2, Yes).
- the basic processing unit 2 detects that the input device 11 has been changed due to the connection of the input device 11 (step S2, Yes).
- the engineering tool 1 when the engineering tool 1 is installed in hardware on which the touch panel 13 is mounted, for example, a tablet terminal or the like, the engineering tool 1 automatically recognizes that the input device 11 is the touch panel 13.
- the basic processing unit 2 waits until the change of the input device 11 is detected.
- the engineering tool 1 switches the UI according to the input device 11 connected to the PC 10 (step S3). As a result, the engineering tool 1 ends the operation for switching the UI.
- step S1 If the automatic switching mode is not set (step S1, No), the basic processing unit 2 recognizes that the manual switching mode is set. The user selects one of the UIs according to the selection screen on the display device 12.
- step S4 When the user sets the UI on the selection screen (step S4, Yes), the engineering tool 1 switches the UI according to the selection on the selection screen (step S5). If there is no UI setting on the selection screen (step S4, No), the engineering tool 1 holds the UI until that time until a new UI is selected on the selection screen. As a result, the engineering tool 1 ends the operation for switching the UI.
- the engineering tool 1 does not need to completely divide the input device 11 to be used, such as the touch panel 13 for the basic UI, the mouse 14 for the intermediate UI, and the keyboard 15 for the advanced UI. .
- the touch panel 13, the mouse 14, and the keyboard 15 only need to be set as the main input devices 11, and the touch panel 13, the mouse 14, and the keyboard 15 can be used in appropriate combinations.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation screen when a mouse is used.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation screen when the touch panel is used.
- FIG. 3 shows an example of ribbon display in the mouse operation screen 21.
- the ribbon display includes a menu bar for file operations, icons for various editing operations, and the like.
- the parts such as menus and icons have sizes that can be specified by the mouse pointer, for example, the same size as the menu bar and icons on the screen by normal document creation software.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of ribbon display in the touch panel operation screen 22.
- Parts such as menus and icons have a larger size than the case of the mouse operation screen 21 because the touch points with the fingers are likely to be wide. As each part becomes larger, the number of parts arranged on the screen at a time decreases. For this reason, the operation screen 22 for the touch panel frequently uses measures such as switching the display by selecting a tab and opening a dialog.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the display of the tile menu.
- the tile menu 24 is mainly suitable for a touch panel operation screen 22 for beginners. For example, when the tab 23 shown at the right end of the touch panel operation screen 22 is touched and slid to the left, the tile menu 24 is displayed so as to cover the touch panel operation screen 22.
- each function of program editing is prepared as a tile menu 24, so that the user can read out each function by a simple operation.
- the contents of the tile menu 24 can be set by the user, for example.
- the content of the tile menu 24 may be set automatically, for example, by the basic processing unit 2 ranking the function usage frequency.
- the engineering tool 1 may be able to select whether the setting of the content of the tile menu 24 is manual or automatic as the setting mode.
- each function of program editing can be read by key input on the keyboard 15.
- the basic processing unit 2 can assign a keyboard shortcut to each function.
- the shortcut key can be arbitrarily set by the user, for example.
- the user can edit the program using a shortcut key that is easy to remember.
- ⁇ Ctrl (control key) + “M” “O”> for starting the monitor mode, ⁇ Ctrl + “N” “E”> for switching to the next tab, and tab switching to the previous tab The user can arbitrarily set a shortcut key, such as ⁇ Ctrl + “B” “A”>. Thereby, the user can freely customize the input operation in the engineering tool 1 so that the program editing can proceed efficiently.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the input assist function.
- an input assist function will be described as an example for inputting device and label information.
- the display processing unit 3 displays a device / label setting screen 27 on the display device 12 to assist in inputting information on device and label.
- the device / label setting screen 27 is displayed as a dialog on the mouse operation screen 21 for intermediate users, for example.
- the display processing unit 3 displays the device / label setting screen 27 as a dialog.
- the device / label setting screen 27 receives an input operation for setting a device and a label.
- the device / label setting screen 27 it is possible to change the character of the character string representing the device one by one. Each character changes sequentially by clicking the button.
- the user selects “device” with a radio button, adjusts each character to a character string indicating a desired device by operating the button, and clicks “OK” to set the device.
- the device / label setting screen 27 displays a list of candidate label names.
- the user selects “label” with a radio button, selects a desired label from candidates, and clicks “decide” to set the label. Thereby, the user can set a device and a label irrespective of the character input with the keyboard 15 or the soft keyboard on the screen.
- the device / label setting screen 27 may be applied to the touch panel operation screen 22 for beginners.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining the operation assistance function.
- the basic processing unit 2 instructs the display processing unit 3 to display the operation assistance screen 28 when, for example, the mouse pointer is moved for a predetermined time or longer without being clicked by the mouse 14.
- the basic processing unit 2 measures the time during which the mouse pointer is moving.
- the basic processing unit 2 instructs display of the operation assistance screen 28 in response to the measurement result exceeding a predetermined threshold.
- the display processing unit 3 displays the operation assistance screen 28 on the display device 12 in accordance with an instruction from the basic processing unit 2.
- the operation assistance screen 28 is displayed as a dialog when applying a UI for beginners.
- each function name in the program editing is presented and a link to a dialog explaining how to use the function is displayed for each function.
- the user can continue the next operation by referring to the operation assistance screen 28 that is automatically displayed when he / she gets lost in the input operation.
- the engineering tool 1 may be able to set a UI corresponding to the skill level of the user for each program editing function.
- the engineering tool 1 can be set, for example, as a UI mainly for the touch panel 13 for the monitor function, a UI mainly for the keyboard 15 for the circuit editing function, and a UI mainly for the mouse 14 for the PC parameter setting function.
- the basic processing unit 2 holds the UI set for each function in association with the function.
- the engineering tool 1 when the user selects the monitor function in the program editing, the engineering tool 1 reads the UI of the main body of the touch panel 13 associated with the monitor function.
- the engineering tool 1 reads the UI mainly of the keyboard 15 associated with the circuit editing function.
- the engineering tool 1 reads the UI based on the mouse 14.
- the user can freely customize the input operation method for each function in accordance with the skill and familiarity for each program editing function.
- the engineering tool 1 may automatically save the entire program editing or UI settings for each function at regular intervals. For example, when the program editing operation is interrupted and then resumed, the engineering tool 1 reads the saved UI. Thus, the UI setting can be saved in the engineering tool 1 without the user having once selected the UI and performing an operation for saving.
- the engineering tool 1 may accumulate UI settings as a history. For example, the user generates a log file in which a UI setting history is recorded by an optional operation for log management. The engineering tool 1 reads the UI setting at the time of the restoration point by designating the restoration point from the history. As a result, the user can restore the customized UI retroactively.
- whether or not the UI settings are automatically saved may be switchable by a user setting action. Thereby, the user can freely select whether or not to automatically save the UI setting for each function.
- the engineering tool 1 may store UI settings for each function each time the program editing operation is interrupted. Thereby, the engineering tool 1 can continue the UI setting before interrupting the program editing work even after the work is resumed.
- the UI setting according to the skill level of the user may be shared among a plurality of engineering tools 1.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating sharing of human interface settings among a plurality of engineering tools.
- the three PCs 10-1, 10-2, and 10-3 are connected to each other through a cable or the like so as to communicate with each other.
- An engineering tool 1 is installed in each of the three PCs 10-1, 10-2, and 10-3. Any of the three PCs 10-1, 10-2, and 10-3 holds a UI setting for each user.
- the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-1 holds settings for the user A, settings for the user B, and so on.
- the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-2 sets the UI for the user A from the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-1 via communication. Is read.
- the engineering tool 1 uses a common UI set for the user. read out. Each user can perform an input operation on the UI corresponding to his / her skill level, regardless of the work by any of the three PCs 10-1, 10-2, 10-3.
- the engineering tools 1 installed on the three PCs 10-1, 10-2, and 10-3 are all the same products, and at least one of the engineering tools 1 may be a different product from the others. .
- the engineering tool 1 may share the UI settings not only when they are the same product but also when they are different products. As a result, the user can save the trouble of setting the UI for each product of the engineering tool 1.
- Different products include cases where one of the product series or version is different.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining the management of human interface settings for each user.
- the engineering tool 1 that holds UI settings in the storage area 30 manages the UI settings as a file for each user.
- the engineering tool 1 that holds UI settings holds a setting management file 31 in the storage area 30.
- the address of the file location storing the file for each user in the storage area 30 is associated with the user name and password that are the authentication information.
- the UI settings and setting management file 31 are stored in the storage area 30 of the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-1.
- the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-2 accesses the setting management file 31 in the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-1.
- the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-2 acquires from the setting management file 31 the address “ ⁇ serv ⁇ propaties ⁇ A.cnf” of the file location corresponding to the user name “A” and the password “a_ @ v”.
- the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-2 reads out the setting information of the user A stored at the acquired address from the storage area 30.
- the engineering tool 1 can accept the user authentication and read the UI setting for each user. Further, the engineering tool 1 manages UI settings for each user together with authentication information, and makes it possible to read the UI settings in response to the input of the authentication information, thereby enhancing security robustness.
- the UI for user B is set as a default in the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-2.
- the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-2 can read and set the UI for the user A.
- the engineering tool 1 of the PC 10-2 automatically returns the setting to the UI for the original user B. Also good.
- the engineering tool 1 can easily return to the original setting when the UI setting is temporarily changed from the default.
- the plurality of engineering tools 1 may share the UI settings according to the skill level of the user via the network.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining sharing of human interface settings via a network in a plurality of engineering tools.
- the UI setting is stored in any hardware connected to the network 32 such as the Internet.
- the engineering tool 1 of each hardware connected to the network 32 constitutes an engineering system.
- the engineering tool 1 is installed in each of the PCs 10-1 and 10-2 and the portable terminal 10-4 that can be connected to the network 32.
- the engineering tool 1 reads UI settings together with user authentication.
- the user can read out the UI setting for the user from any engineering tool 1 via the network 32.
- the engineering tool 1 can provide UI settings for each user to any hardware that can be connected to the network 32.
- the engineering tool 1 may share the UI settings through the network 32 not only when they are the same product but also when they are different products.
- the plurality of engineering tools 1 may be able to share UI settings according to the skill level of the user via an external recording medium readable by a computer.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining sharing of human interface settings via an external recording medium in a plurality of engineering tools.
- the USB memory 33 which is an external recording medium holds UI settings.
- the engineering tool 1 is installed in each of the PCs 10-1 and 10-2 to which the USB memory 33 can be connected. When the USB memory 33 is connected to the PCs 10-1 and 10-2, the engineering tool 1 reads UI settings from the USB memory 33.
- the user can read the UI setting for himself / herself by connecting the USB memory 33 to the PCs 10-1 and 10-2, regardless of whether the PC 10-1 or 10-2 is used for program editing.
- the engineering tool 1 can share UI settings for each user even with hardware that is not connected so that they can communicate directly with each other.
- the engineering tool 1 is not limited to using the USB memory 33 for sharing the UI settings, and any external recording medium may be used.
- the engineering tool 1 may read the UI setting from the external recording medium only when user authentication is performed after the external recording medium is connected to the hardware. Thereby, the engineering tool 1 can read the UI setting for each user when the external recording medium holds the UI settings for a plurality of users. Further, the engineering tool 1 manages UI settings for each user together with authentication information, and makes it possible to read the UI settings in response to the input of the authentication information, thereby enhancing security robustness.
- the engineering tool 1 may share the UI settings through an external recording medium not only when they are the same product but also when they are different products.
- the user can arbitrarily set a UI corresponding to the level of his / her operation skill from a plurality of UIs that the engineering tool 1 can provide.
- the engineering tool 1 can provide a UI that enables easy and easy-to-understand input operations for beginner level users.
- the engineering tool 1 can provide a user who is skilled in program editing and has a UI suitable for editing work that is advanced and emphasizes work speed. Thereby, the engineering tool 1 has an effect that it is possible to satisfy a user having a different level of operation skill with ease of understanding according to the level of the operation skill and high operability.
- 1 engineering tool 1 engineering tool, 2 basic processing unit, 3 display processing unit, 10 PC, 11 input device, 12 display device, 13 touch panel, 14 mouse, 15 keyboard, 21 mouse operation screen, 22 touch panel operation screen, 23 tab, 24 Tile menu, 25 parts palette, 26 circuit display screen, 27 device / label setting screen, 28 operation assistance screen, 29 login screen, 30 storage area, 31 setting management file, 32 network, 33 USB memory.
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図1は、実施の形態にかかるエンジニアリングツールにおける操作および処理を実現するための構成を示すブロック図である。エンジニアリングツール1は、PLCシステム等で動作させるシーケンスプログラムを編集するツールである。エンジニアリングツール1は、例えば、エンジニアリングツールソフトウェアがインストールされたパーソナルコンピュータ(PC)10などで実現される。
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- 入力デバイスによる入力操作に応じてプログラム編集の処理を実施する基本処理部と、
前記プログラム編集のための操作画面を表示デバイスにおいて表示させる表示処理部と、を有し、
前記基本処理部は、複数のヒューマンインタフェースとして、複数の入力デバイスによる前記入力操作を受け付け可能であって、
前記複数のヒューマンインタフェースから、前記入力操作における操作技量のレベルに応じたヒューマンインタフェースが選択されると、前記基本処理部は、選択された前記ヒューマンインタフェースに対応する入力デバイスによる前記入力操作に応じた処理を実施し、前記表示処理部は、選択された前記ヒューマンインタフェースに応じた前記操作画面を前記表示デバイスに表示させることを特徴とするエンジニアリングツール。 - 前記表示処理部は、前記ヒューマンインタフェースの選択を受け付ける選択画面を前記表示デバイスに表示させることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のエンジニアリングツール。
- 前記複数の入力デバイスのいずれかがハードウェアに接続されたことを前記基本処理部が検知すると、接続された前記入力デバイスに応じて前記ヒューマンインタフェースが切り換えられることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のエンジニアリングツール。
- 前記プログラム編集の機能ごとに、前記ヒューマンインタフェースを設定可能とすることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のエンジニアリングツール。
- 前記ヒューマンインタフェースの設定を、一定の期間おきに保存することを特徴とする請求項1から4のいずれか一つに記載のエンジニアリングツール。
- 複数のエンジニアリングツールの間で、前記ヒューマンインタフェースの設定を共有可能とすることを特徴とする請求項1から5のいずれか一つに記載のエンジニアリングツール。
- 前記ヒューマンインタフェースの設定が、ユーザの認証情報とともに保持され、前記認証情報が入力されたことに応じて、入力された前記認証情報に対応する前記ヒューマンインタフェースの設定を読み出すことを特徴とする請求項6に記載のエンジニアリングツール。
- 前記エンジニアリングツールがインストールされている複数のハードウェアがネットワークを介して接続され、前記ネットワークに接続されているハードウェアのいずれかが、前記ヒューマンインタフェースの設定を保持することを特徴とする請求項6または7に記載のエンジニアリングツール。
- 前記ヒューマンインタフェースの設定を、外部記憶媒体を介して、複数の前記エンジニアリングツールの間で共有することを特徴とする請求項6または7に記載のエンジニアリングツール。
- 前記複数の入力デバイスは、タッチパネル、マウスおよびキーボードを含むことを特徴とする請求項1から9のいずれか一つに記載のエンジニアリングツール。
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