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- the present invention relates to an FA device configuration design support apparatus and program.
- the FA (Factory Automation) system consists of a wide variety of devices connected. Each device needs to be set, and the setting range varies from device to device. Therefore, the user needs to make settings for each device.
- a profile technique has been proposed (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- the profile describes the model name of the FA device, the operation specifications of the device, communication setting information, and the like. This profile is created by a device vendor, and is taken into the FA device configuration design support apparatus and used. It should be noted that a profile provided by a conventional device vendor cannot be edited by the user.
- the setting value used by the user for the same FA device is determined. Therefore, each time the user uses the FA device profile for each FA device, the user needs to specify a setting value to be used from the setting range defined in the profile. As a result, there has been a problem that a great deal of labor is required for the user until the setting of all the FA devices is completed. Further, there is a possibility that the user forgets the setting of the FA device or makes a setting mistake.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above, and allows a setting value for each user to be added to a profile, and uses a setting value of a user-defined profile (hereinafter referred to as a user-defined profile) as a default value.
- An object of the present invention is to obtain an FA device configuration design support apparatus and program that can perform the above-described process.
- an FA device configuration design support device is an FA device configuration design support device that edits a profile including the identification information and setting definition of FA device and its setting range, Profile storage means for storing the profile, and a user who secures a write content input area in which a user-specific setting value can be written for the contents defined in the profile for the profile in the profile storage means
- Specific information area securing means user specific information writing means for writing the contents defined in the profile edited by the first user into the write contents input area, and contents input into the write contents input area Including the profile as a user-defined profile. Characterized in that it comprises a user-specific information storage means for storing Le storing means.
- the setting information in the profile is customized by the user, a user-defined profile is created, and this user-defined profile can be used for setting the same FA device next time.
- this user-defined profile can be used for setting the same FA device next time.
- a customized user-defined profile is used, there are fewer changes made by the user, and setting errors can be reduced.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an example of a profile.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing an example of the configuration of the FA device configuration design support apparatus according to this embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an example of the procedure for editing the profile setting value in the FA device configuration design support apparatus according to this embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of the procedure for initializing the user-defined profile according to this embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of a procedure of user-defined profile export processing according to this embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of a procedure for importing a user-defined profile according to this embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of the design screen of the FA device.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an example of a profile.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing an example of the configuration of the FA device configuration design support apparatus according to this embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a menu display image when editing the profile of the FA device.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a setting screen for changing profile settings.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of a design screen of the FA device before and after saving the user-defined profile.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a setting screen for exporting the profile of the FA device.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an example of the import confirmation dialog.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of a password confirmation dialog.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a profile
- (a) is a diagram showing an example of a general profile
- (b) is a diagram showing an example of a user-defined profile used in this embodiment. is there.
- the profile 200A is a file (information) in which individual identification information of the FA device, definition of the setting of the FA device, and a setting range thereof are described.
- the device information 210 As illustrated in FIG. 1A, the device information 210, Communication setting information 220.
- the device information 210 includes the type name, type, version information of the FA device, the station type of the FA device, operation specifications, and the like.
- the communication setting information 220 includes information for identifying a communication interface, communication network specification information, information on each input and output of the communication interface, information on each parameter relating to communication interface settings, communication interface command information, and the like. It is. In the general profile 200A, setting values (setting ranges) are set for each of these items by the device vendor, and these setting values (setting ranges) are fixed values that cannot be edited by the user. ing.
- the user-defined profile 200B used in this embodiment is set in advance by general profile items in FIG. 1A and FA device vendors.
- a write enable / disable flag attribute 232 and a write content attribute 233 are added to the initial setting value 231 that is a value (setting range).
- the write enable / disable flag attribute 232 indicates whether or not the user can write the initial setting value 231 defined for the item in the profile.
- the write enable / disable flag attribute 232 is "ON"
- a setting value for the item is written.
- the write enable / disable flag attribute 232 When the write enable / disable flag attribute 232 is “OFF”, the information described in the profile is set as the default value of the FA device as before. When the write enable / disable flag attribute 232 is “ON”, the setting value input in the write content attribute 233 is set as the default value of the FA device. Information in which the writability flag attribute 232 is “ ⁇ ” is a unique name or an invariant value of the FA device, and indicates that the value is not set by the user. In this example, the possible values of the write enable / disable flag attribute 232 are “OFF”, “ON”, and “ ⁇ ”, but the type of attribute value can be added.
- the user-defined profile is a combination of the original profile and user-specific information.
- the profile 200A by enabling the user to edit the profile 200A, a set value within a definition range for a certain FA device is saved as a user-defined profile, and the saved user definition is saved for other similar types of FA devices.
- the profile can be copied and used.
- the profile of this embodiment is a file created by the device vendor and defining the settings of the FA device and its setting range, and can be customized by the user within the definition range when used.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing an example of the configuration of the FA device configuration design support apparatus according to this embodiment.
- the FA device configuration design support apparatus 10 includes a system configuration editor unit 11, a profile registration processing unit 12, a profile check unit 13, a profile storage unit 14, a profile editing unit 15, and a profile creation unit 16.
- the FA device configuration design support apparatus 10 is connected to a display unit 21 such as a monitor for displaying information.
- the system configuration editor unit 11 is a graphical user interface that reads a profile or a user-defined profile and displays it on the display unit 21.
- the system configuration editor unit 11 has a profile reading function 111, a user specific information reading function 112, and a profile information display function 113.
- the profile reading function 111 reads a registered FA device profile or a user-defined profile from the profile storage unit 14.
- the user-specific information reading function 112 reads, from the profile storage unit 14, user-specific FA device information (user-specific information) written in the newly written contents that can be written to the registered user-defined profile.
- user-specific FA device information user-specific information
- the FA device setting value write enable / disable flag attribute 232 is “ON”
- the information of the write content attribute 233 is read as the FA device set value (default value), and the write enable / disable flag is set.
- the initial setting value 231 is read.
- the user specific information reading function 112 corresponds to user specific information reading means.
- the profile information display function 113 displays the information read by the profile reading function 111 or the user specific information reading function 112 on the display unit 21.
- the user sets the FA device via this interface.
- the FA device is a programmable controller (PLC), a display, a numerical operation device (NC: Numerical Control), a field device (sensor, valve, motor, servo amplifier) that is a component of the control system. , Inverter, robot, etc.).
- the profile registration processing unit 12 has a profile import function 121, a profile storage function 122, a user-defined profile import function 123, and a user-defined profile storage function 124.
- the profile import function 121 imports a profile created by one or a plurality of device vendors into the FA device configuration design support apparatus 10.
- the profile storage function 122 stores profile information in the profile storage unit 14.
- the user-defined profile import function 123 imports one or a plurality of user-defined profiles from the external storage device.
- the user-defined profile import function 123 corresponds to user-defined profile import means.
- the user-defined profile saving function 124 saves the user-defined profile in the profile storage unit 14.
- the profile check unit 13 has a profile check function 131 and a user-defined profile check function 132.
- the profile check function 131 performs a profile grammar check and a profile structure check on the profile imported from the external storage device.
- a check of the profile grammar for example, it is checked whether prohibited characters are included in the profile, the maximum number of input characters is not exceeded, or there is no unset value.
- a check of the profile structure for example, it is checked whether the structure conforms to the specification and whether the profile is broken. If there is a problem as a result of these checks, an error message is displayed on the display unit 21 and profile import is not performed (stopped).
- the user-defined profile check function 132 performs profile grammar check, profile structure check, and password check for the user-defined profile.
- a check of the profile grammar for example, a check is made as to whether the user-defined profile does not include prohibited characters, whether the maximum number of input characters has been exceeded, or there is no unset value.
- a check of the profile structure for example, a check is made as to whether the structure conforms to the specification and whether the user-defined profile is broken. Further, it may be checked whether the set value input by the user is within the set range set in the base profile. If there is a problem as a result of these checks, an error message is displayed on the display unit 21 and the user-defined profile is not imported.
- the password check is to check whether the password entered by the user matches the read password registered in the user-defined profile when the read password is given to the user-defined profile. If the input read password is incorrect, an error message is displayed on the display unit 21 and the password is requested to be input again. Further, when a predetermined number of password input mistakes occur, for example, it is possible not to import a user-defined profile.
- the user-defined profile check function 132 corresponds to user-defined profile check means.
- the profile storage unit 14 stores profiles and user-defined profiles.
- the profile storage unit 14 corresponds to profile storage means.
- the profile editing unit 15 has a user specific information area securing function 151, a user specific information writing function 152, a user specific information storage function 153, and a profile initialization function 154.
- the user-specific information area securing function 151 newly writes a user-specific setting value to the profile to be edited when the user tries to edit any of the profile setting value, setting range, and FA device parameters.
- a possible write content attribute input area and a write enable / disable flag attribute input area are secured. That is, as shown in FIG. 1B, for each item of the profile, in addition to the initial setting value 231, a write enable / disable flag attribute input area for inputting a write enable / disable flag attribute 232 and a write content attribute 233 are provided.
- a write content attribute input area to be input is secured.
- the user unique information area securing function 151 corresponds to a user unique information area securing means.
- the user-specific information writing function 152 changes the write enable / disable flag attribute 232 and the write content attribute 233 according to the user's editing when the user edits any of the profile setting value, setting range, and FA device parameters. Perform the process.
- the initial value of the write permission flag attribute 232 of the user-defined profile is “OFF” or “ ⁇ ”. “-” Indicates a value that cannot be set by the user, such as a unique name of the FA device or an invariant value. Therefore, in the case of writing to the write content attribute 233 where the write permission / prohibition flag attribute 232 is “ ⁇ ”, editing by the user is not permitted.
- the write enable / disable flag attribute 232 of the profile setting value and setting range to be edited and the FA device parameter is set to “OFF”.
- the process of switching from “ON” to “ON” is performed, and the content edited by the user is written to the write content attribute 233.
- the user unique information writing function 152 corresponds to user unique information writing means.
- the user-specific information storage function 153 includes a profile storage unit that uses a profile including the write content attribute 233 edited by the user and the write enable / disable flag attribute 232 changed by the user-specific information write function 152 as a user-defined profile. 14 to save. When saving, it may be possible to select whether to save the user-defined profile over the original profile or as a separate file.
- the profile initialization function 154 is used to reset the setting value of the profile from the user-defined profile 200B when the user wants to return the setting value of the profile to the state at the time of device vendor provision. And the system setting editor unit 11 displays the initial setting value on the display unit 21.
- the user-defined profile is initialized with the read initial setting value.
- the write enable / disable flag attribute 232 of the user-defined profile 200B is initialized and the input content of the write content attribute 233 is cleared.
- the profile initialization function 154 corresponds to profile initialization means.
- the profile creation unit 16 has a user-defined profile export function 161, a password setting function 162, and an edit disable setting function 163.
- the user-defined profile export function 161 reads one or a plurality of user-defined profiles stored in the profile storage unit 14 and outputs the user-defined profiles to an external storage device.
- the user-defined profile export function 161 corresponds to user-defined profile export means.
- the password setting function 162 sets a read-out password for the user-defined profile.
- the password setting function 162 corresponds to password setting means.
- the non-editable setting function 163 When the user definition profile exported by the user definition profile export function 161 has a setting value that the exporting user does not want other users to edit, the non-editable setting function 163 writes the setting value at the time of writing. Set to disable editing in. That is, the state of the write enable / disable flag is set to “ ⁇ ” for the setting value selected by the user to be exported.
- the edit disable setting function 163 corresponds to an edit disable setting means.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing an example of the procedure for editing the profile setting value in the FA device configuration design support apparatus according to this embodiment.
- the profile reading function 111 of the system configuration editor unit 11 confirms whether or not to edit the profile setting value (step S11). For example, it is determined whether or not the user has instructed editing processing of a profile setting value. If the setting value of the profile is not edited (No in step S11), the process ends.
- the profile reading function 111 of the system configuration editor unit 11 reads the profile information to be edited from the profile storage unit 14 (step S12). This is performed by, for example, displaying a list of profiles in the profile storage unit 14 on the display unit 21 and selecting a profile to be edited by the user.
- step S13 it is determined whether the read profile is edited for the first time or the second time or more.
- the profile it can be determined that the editing is the first time, and when the user-defined profile is read, it can be determined that the editing is the second time or more.
- the user specific information area securing function 151 of the profile editing unit 15 writes the write content attribute input area and the write profile into the read profile.
- An availability flag attribute input area is secured (step S14).
- a setting value to be newly written in the profile is selected by the user (step S15).
- the user specific information writing function 152 of the profile editing unit 15 determines whether or not the write permission flag attribute corresponding to the setting value written by the user can be changed (the flag is turned from OFF to ON) (step S16).
- step S16 If it is not possible to change the write enable / disable flag attribute of the selected setting value (No in step S16), the setting value is not allowed to be changed (step S17), and the process returns to step S15.
- the user-specific information writing function 152 of the profile editing unit 15 sets the user-specific setting set by the user.
- the value is written in the secured write content (step S18).
- the user-defined profile check function 132 of the profile check unit 13 does not include prohibited characters, does not exceed the maximum number of input characters, or has no unset value for the set value written in the written content.
- the profile grammar such as “K” is checked (step S19). Then, it is determined whether there is no problem in the check result of the profile grammar (step S20).
- step S20 If there is a problem with the check result (No in step S20), the user-defined profile check function 132 displays an error message on the display unit 21 (step S21) and returns to step S18. If there is no problem in the check result (Yes in step S20), the user-specific information storage function 153 of the profile editing unit 15 confirms whether or not to register the user-defined profile in the profile storage unit 14. (Step S22). This is determined based on whether or not there is a registration instruction from the user. If registration is not performed (No in step S22), the process returns to step S15.
- step S22 If registration is to be performed (Yes in step S22), it is determined whether the user-defined profile has been registered for the first time or more than once (step S23). If it is the first time (Yes in step S23), the user-defined profile is registered in the profile storage unit 14 (step S24), and the process ends.
- step S23 If it is the second time or more (in the case of No in step S23), the setting value written this time in the written contents of the user-defined profile is overwritten on the user-defined profile already stored in the profile storage unit 14, and the profile is stored. The user-defined profile is registered in the unit 14 (step S25). The profile setting value editing process is thus completed.
- the setting value written this time will be displayed by default in the system configuration editor unit 11 when the user-defined profile is used next time.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of the procedure for initializing the user-defined profile according to this embodiment.
- the profile initialization function 154 of the profile editing unit 15 confirms whether an instruction to initialize a user-defined profile has been received from the user (step S31). That is, it is confirmed whether or not there is an instruction to set the setting value of the user-defined profile to the state when the device vendor is provided. If an instruction to initialize the user-defined profile has not been received (No in step S31), no processing is performed and the processing ends.
- the profile initialization function 154 when receiving an instruction to initialize the user-defined profile (Yes in step S31), the profile initialization function 154 writes the initialization target user-defined profile registered in the profile storage unit 14. All the enable / disable flags are changed from ON to OFF (step S32), and the process of returning to the initial setting value is performed. Thereafter, the initialized user-defined profile is registered in the profile storage unit 14 (step S33). This is the end of the process.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of a procedure of user-defined profile export processing according to this embodiment.
- the user-defined profile export function 161 of the profile creation unit 16 confirms whether or not an instruction to export a user-defined profile to an external storage device has been received (step S51). If an instruction to export is not received (No in step S51), no processing is performed and the processing ends.
- step S51 when an instruction to export is received (Yes in step S51), information on the user-defined profile to be exported is read from the profile storage unit 14 (step S52).
- step S53 confirmation is made with respect to the user as to whether or not the setting that cannot be edited is made when writing to the setting value (step S53).
- the user who exports the user who is currently editing
- the edit disabling setting function 163 of the profile creation unit 16 performs processing to reflect the changed contents (step S54).
- step S55 confirmation is made to the user as to whether or not a password for reading is given to the user-defined profile.
- the password setting function 162 of the profile creation unit 16 assigns a password to the user-defined profile according to the input from the user (step S56).
- step S55 the user-defined profile export function 161 of the profile creation unit 16 exports the user-defined profile to an external storage device (step S55). S57), the process is terminated.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of a procedure for importing a user-defined profile according to this embodiment.
- the user definition profile import function 123 of the profile registration processing unit 12 confirms whether or not an instruction to import a user definition profile from an external storage device has been received (step S71). If no instruction to import the user-defined profile has been received (No in step S71), the process ends without performing any process.
- step S71 when an instruction to import is received (Yes in step S71), the user-defined profile import function 123 imports the user-defined profile from the external storage device (step S72).
- the user-defined profile check function 132 of the profile check unit 13 checks whether a read password is given to the user-defined profile (step S73). If a read password is assigned to the user-defined profile (Yes in step S73), the user-defined profile check function 132 displays a password input screen on the display unit 21, and inputs the password input by the user. Is received (step S74).
- the user-defined profile check function 132 confirms whether or not the input password matches the read password set in the user-defined profile (step S75). If the password does not match (No in step S75), the process returns to step S74 to request the user to input the correct password. It should be noted that the number of times that the password has not been correctly input is counted, and if the correct password has not been input for a predetermined number of times, the import process may be terminated.
- the user-defined profile check function 132 will display the imported user. It is checked whether the definition profile is valid (step S76). Specifically, the user-defined profile check function 132 performs a profile structure check on the imported user-defined profile to determine whether the structure conforms to the specification and whether the user-defined profile is broken.
- step S76 If the user-defined profile is valid (Yes in step S76), the user-defined profile storage function 124 of the profile registration processing unit 12 registers the user-defined profile in the profile storage unit 14 (step S77), and the process Ends.
- step S76 If the user-defined profile is not valid in step S76 (No in step S76), the user-defined profile check function 132 displays an error message on the display unit 21 (step S78), and the import process is not performed. Ends.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of the design screen of the FA device.
- the design screen 300 includes a profile model name display area 301 and a configuration diagram display area 302.
- the profile model name display area 301 displays the model name of the FA device to be designed in a list format, for example.
- the configuration diagram display area 302 displays the profile contents 303 of the model name selected by the user from the profile model name display area 301.
- the contents 303 of model names “AAA” and “BBB” in the profile model name display area 301 are displayed.
- the display in the configuration diagram display area 302 is performed, for example, when the user drags and drops 310 the model name displayed in the profile model name display area 301 to the configuration diagram display area 302. By performing this operation, the contents of the profile shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B (unit identification information and setting definition) are displayed in the configuration diagram.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of a menu display image when editing the profile of the FA device.
- the menu 320 includes items such as “change profile settings” 321, “import profile” 322, “export profile” 323, “overwrite profile” 324, “save profile as” 325, and the like. Is included.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a setting screen for changing profile settings.
- profile definition dialogs 340A and 340B shown in FIG. 9 are opened.
- the profile definition dialogs 340A and 340B each have a tab 341 for each category, and setting items and setting contents included in the category of the tab 341 selected by the user regarding the selected model name 342 are displayed as contents.
- the area 343A and 343B are displayed in the form of edit cells. The contents displayed in the edit cell can be edited, and the definition value can be edited.
- FIG. 9A shows an example of the profile definition dialog 340A when the “label name” tab is selected
- FIG. 9B shows an example of the profile definition dialog 340B when the “version” tab is selected. Show.
- the user edits the profile setting values in the profile definition dialogs 340A and 340B, presses the “Apply” button 345, and then presses the “OK” button 347, thereby creating a user-defined profile.
- the editing process can be interrupted and the profile definition dialogs 340A and 340B can be closed. In this case, the definition value edited before the “Cancel” button 346 is pressed is not reflected in the profile.
- FIG. 9B shows a profile definition dialog 340B when “version” is selected as the category.
- Ver. 1 was displayed by default.
- the “Apply” button 345 is pressed, and the “OK” button 347 is further pressed.
- Ver. The contents of 2 are displayed by default.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the FA device design screen before and after saving the user-defined profile.
- FIG. 10A shows an example of the design screen of the FA device before saving the user-defined profile.
- the user selects the profile 510 in the design screen 500, and the user changes the version information 511 from “Ver. 1” to “Ver.
- FIG. 10B shows an example of the FA device design screen after the user-defined profile is saved.
- the design screen 500 stores a user-defined profile 520 that has been edited in addition to the profile 510 of the diversion source.
- the version information 521 of the user-defined profile 520 is “Ver3”. Conventionally, only the initial setting value is displayed in the profile. However, in the embodiment, the item for which the writability flag attribute is set to “ON” by the editing process is set in the write content attribute 233. The contents will be displayed.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a setting screen for exporting the FA device profile.
- “Export profile” 323 is selected in the menu of FIG. 8, a security setting dialog 360 shown in FIG. 11 is opened.
- the security setting dialog 360 includes a read password setting area 370, an editability setting area 380, a “cancel” button 391, and an “OK” button 392.
- a check box 371 for “set reading password” in the reading password setting area 370 is checked, and a user definition is entered in the password input fields 372 and 373. Enter the password requested when reading the profile.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an example of the import confirmation dialog.
- the import confirmation dialog 400 a message 401 for confirming whether to import a profile is displayed to the user, and a “No” button 402 and a “Yes” button 403, which are user responses to the message 401, are provided.
- the profile is imported from the external storage device to the FA device configuration design support device 10. If the “No” button 402 is pressed, the import process is interrupted and the profile is not imported.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating an example of a password confirmation dialog.
- the password confirmation dialog 420 is provided with a message 421 requesting input of a password, a password input field 422, a “cancel” button 423, and an “OK” button 424.
- the profile is imported if the password is correct. If the password is incorrect, the password confirmation dialog 420 is opened again. On the other hand, when the “Cancel” button 423 is pressed, the import process is interrupted and the profile is not imported.
- the password setting function 162 exports the user-defined profile
- the password is set for the user-defined profile.
- the user-defined profile is edited (exported) Password) may be set.
- the above-described processing procedure is stored in the profile setting value editing process, user-defined profile initialization process, user-defined profile export process, and user-defined profile import process in the FA device configuration design support apparatus 10 described above.
- the program can be realized by executing the program on the above-described FA device configuration design support apparatus 10 or an information processing terminal such as a personal computer.
- This program also includes hard disks, SSD (Solid State Drive), floppy (registered trademark) disks, CD (Compact Disk) -ROM, MO (Magneto-Optical disk), DVD (Digital Versatile Disk or Digital Video Disk), etc. It is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium.
- This program can also be distributed through a network (communication line) such as the Internet.
- setting information in the profile is customized by the user, and a user-defined profile is created.
- This user-defined profile can be used when the same FA device is set next. For this reason, for the same FA device, conventionally, it was necessary to individually edit the setting information in the profile, but one user-defined profile in which customized values were set in the common setting contents was used. By doing this, it is possible to facilitate the setting of the FA device and reduce the setting cost of each FA device.
- the user-defined profile can be exported and distributed to other users, setting costs can be reduced and setting errors can be reduced even in an environment where multiple people work.
- the FA device configuration design support apparatus is useful for setting FA devices in a control system having a plurality of the same type of FA devices.
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図3は、この実施の形態によるFA機器構成設計支援装置でのプロファイルの設定値の編集処理の手順の一例を示すフローチャートである。まず、システム構成エディタ部11のプロファイル読出機能111は、プロファイルの設定値を編集するかどうかの確認を行う(ステップS11)。たとえば、ユーザによってプロファイルの設定値の編集処理が指示されたか否かを判定する。プロファイルの設定値を編集しない場合(ステップS11でNoの場合)には、処理が終了する。
図4は、この実施の形態によるユーザ定義プロファイルの初期化の手順の一例を示すフローチャートである。まず、プロファイル編集部15のプロファイル初期化機能154は、ユーザ定義プロファイルを初期化する指示をユーザから受けたかを確認する(ステップS31)。すなわち、ユーザ定義プロファイルの設定値を機器ベンダ提供時の状態にする指示の有無を確認する。ユーザ定義プロファイルを初期化する指示を受けていない場合(ステップS31でNoの場合)には、何も処理を行わず、処理が終了する。
図5は、この実施の形態によるユーザ定義プロファイルのエクスポート処理の手順の一例を示すフローチャートである。まず、プロファイル作成部16のユーザ定義プロファイルエクスポート機能161は、ユーザ定義プロファイルを外部記憶装置にエクスポートする指示を受けたかどうかの確認を行う(ステップS51)。エクスポートする指示を受けなかった場合(ステップS51でNoの場合)には、何も処理を行わず、処理が終了する。
図6は、この実施の形態によるユーザ定義プロファイルのインポート処理の手順の一例を示すフローチャートである。まず、プロファイル登録処理部12のユーザ定義プロファイルインポート機能123は、ユーザ定義プロファイルを外部記憶装置からインポートする指示を受けたかどうかの確認を行う(ステップS71)。ユーザ定義プロファイルをインポートする指示を受けなかった場合(ステップS71でNoの場合)には、何も処理を行わずに処理が終了する。
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- FA機器の固体識別情報と設定の定義およびその設定範囲を含むプロファイルの編集を行うFA機器構成設計支援装置であって、
前記プロファイルを格納するプロファイル格納手段と、
前記プロファイル格納手段中の前記プロファイルに対して、前記プロファイルで定義されている内容についてユーザ固有の設定値を書き込むことが可能な書き込み内容入力領域を確保するユーザ固有情報領域確保手段と、
第1ユーザによって編集された前記プロファイルで定義されている内容を、前記書き込み内容入力領域に書き込むユーザ固有情報書込手段と、
前記書き込み内容入力領域に入力された内容を含む前記プロファイルをユーザ定義プロファイルとして前記プロファイル格納手段に保存するユーザ固有情報保存手段と、
を備えることを特徴とするFA機器構成設計支援装置。 - 前記ユーザ固有情報領域確保手段は、前記プロファイル格納手段中の前記プロファイルに対して、前記書き込み内容入力領域に加えて、前記プロファイルで定義されている各内容について前記書き込み内容入力領域にユーザ固有の設定値が書き込まれているか否か、内容の編集が不可能かを示すフラグを書き込む書き込み可否フラグ入力領域を確保し、
前記ユーザ固有情報保存手段は、前記ユーザ定義プロファイルに前記書き込み可否フラグ入力領域に入力された内容を含めて保存し、
前記ユーザ固有情報領域確保手段は、前記書き込み内容入力領域と前記書き込み可否フラグ入力領域の確保時に、前記プロファイルで定義されている内容が編集不可能な情報である場合に前記書き込み可否フラグ入力領域に第1フラグを立て、前記プロファイルで定義されている内容が編集可能な情報である場合に前記書き込み可否フラグ入力領域に第2フラグを立て、
前記ユーザ固有情報書込手段は、前記書き込み内容入力領域へのユーザ固有の設定値の書き込みとともに、書き込まれた前記書き込み内容入力領域に対応する前記書き込み可否フラグ入力領域に前記ユーザ固有の設定値が書き込まれたことを示す第3フラグを書き込むことを特徴とする請求項1に記載のFA機器構成設計支援装置。 - 前記プロファイル格納手段から前記ユーザ定義プロファイルを読み出す際に、前記書き込み可否フラグ入力領域に前記第1フラグまたは前記第2フラグが書き込まれている場合には、前記ユーザ定義プロファイルの基となる前記プロファイルで定義されている内容を読み出し、前記第3フラグが書き込まれている場合には、前記書き込み内容入力領域に書き込まれている内容を読み出すユーザ固有情報読出手段をさらに備えることを特徴とする請求項2に記載のFA機器構成設計支援装置。
- 前記ユーザ固有情報保存手段は、前記ユーザ固有情報書込手段によって前記ユーザ固有の設定値が書き込まれた前記プロファイルを、上書き保存するか、別のプロファイルとして保存するかを選択する機能をさらに有することを特徴とする請求項1に記載のFA機器構成設計支援装置。
- 前記ユーザ定義プロファイルの内容を、その基となる前記プロファイルの状態に戻すプロファイル初期化手段をさらに備えることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のFA機器構成設計支援装置。
- 前記ユーザ定義プロファイルを外部機器にエクスポートするユーザ定義プロファイルエクスポート手段をさらに備えることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のFA機器構成設計支援装置。
- 前記ユーザ定義プロファイルにパスワードを設定するパスワード設定手段をさらに備えることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のFA機器構成設計支援装置。
- 前記ユーザ定義プロファイルのうち、前記第1ユーザによって選択された内容の前記書き込み可否フラグ入力領域に前記第1フラグを立て、該ユーザ定義プロファイルを使用する第2ユーザに対して編集不可能な状態にする編集不可設定手段をさらに備えることを特徴とする請求項2に記載のFA機器構成設計支援装置。
- ユーザ定義プロファイルを前記プロファイル格納手段にインポートするユーザ定義プロファイルインポート手段をさらに備えることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のFA機器構成設計支援装置。
- 書き込まれた前記ユーザ固有の設定値にエラーが無いかチェックするユーザ定義プロファイルチェック手段をさらに備えることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のFA機器構成設計支援装置。
- FA機器の固体識別情報と設定の定義およびその設定範囲を含むプロファイルの編集をコンピュータに実行させるFA機器構成設計支援プログラムであって、
前記コンピュータに、
読み込んだプロファイルに対して、前記プロファイルで定義されている内容についてユーザ固有の設定値を書き込むことが可能な書き込み内容入力領域を確保するユーザ固有情報領域確保手順と、
ユーザによって編集された前記プロファイルで定義されている内容を、前記書き込み内容入力領域に書き込むユーザ固有情報書込手順と、
前記書き込み内容入力領域に入力された内容を含む前記プロファイルをユーザ定義プロファイルとして保存するユーザ固有情報保存手順と、
を実行させることを特徴とするFA機器構成設計支援プログラム。
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