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TwinCAT 3 Recipe Manager

The document provides an overview of a recipe manager program, detailing the creation of variables and a folder to maintain organization. It describes the establishment of two recipes and the use of Enumerations and case sequences in the code. Additionally, it notes that the demo program currently only loads and saves data to a specific recipe file on the local Desktop, requiring updates to reflect changes in the recipe definition.

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TwinCAT 3 Recipe Manager

The document provides an overview of a recipe manager program, detailing the creation of variables and a folder to maintain organization. It describes the establishment of two recipes and the use of Enumerations and case sequences in the code. Additionally, it notes that the demo program currently only loads and saves data to a specific recipe file on the local Desktop, requiring updates to reflect changes in the recipe definition.

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Please see attached archived sample that I have written to give you brief overview of the recipe manager.

You will note that I first created a program with three variables that I will use in the recipe manager:

After creating the variables I then created a new folder for my recipe Manager to keep the solution clean as seen
below:

From here I create my first recipe Definition with two recipes: ‘Recipe_1’ and ‘Recipe Number 2’ – you will note that
the recipe names can be any type of string – so saving new recipes can easily be done with the string functions.

Regarding the code, with the aid of Enumerations and a case sequence I then created the below basic program:
Here you will note that the methods that I am using correlate to the following methods found on our Infosys:
LibraryRecipeManager.

Please note that the demo program just loads and saves data to Recipe_1 file – in this case I have saved this file to
my local Desktop.
That being said if you do save new data, you will not see this change in the Recipe definition without updating the
data from your device/file as done so below:

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