i liệu này là tutorial có sẵn trong PDMS do tác giả Trịnh Hoài ... cách sử dụng các cửa sổ, menu và form trong giao diện của PDMS. ... thiết kế hiện tại trong cửa số 3D View, và tập cách kiểm sóat khung nhìn. ... Trong phần thực hành này, ta sẽ chọn A3B làm thông số mặc định cho tất cả các component. i liệu này là tutorial có sẵn trong PDMS do tác giả Trịnh Hoài ... cách sử dụng các cửa sổ, menu và form trong giao diện của PDMS. ... thiết kế hiện tại trong cửa số 3D View, và tập cách kiểm sóat khung nhìn. ... Trong phần thực hành này, ta sẽ chọn A3B làm thông số mặc định cho tất cả các component. i liệu này là tutorial có sẵn trong PDMS do tác giả Trịnh Hoài ... cách sử dụng các cửa sổ, menu và form trong giao diện của PDMS. ... thiết kế hiện tại trong cửa số 3D View, và tập cách kiểm sóat khung nhìn. ... Trong phần thực hành này, ta sẽ chọn A3B làm thông số mặc định cho tất cả các component.
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and Specifications Reference Manual Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Contents Page Catalogues and Specifications Introduction 1:1 About this Manual 1:1 Manual Structure 1:1 Who is this Manual Meant For 1:1 Communicating within PDMS 2:1 Commands 2:1 Command Description Format 2:1 Syntax Diagrams 2:1 Standard Command Tools 2:2 General PDMS Commands 3:1 Entering PARAGON or SPECON 3:1 Leaving PARAGON or SPECON 3:1 Saving and Restoring the Current Display Status 3:1 Saving Work and Updating Databases 3:2 Exit from PARAGON, SPECON or PROPCON without Saving Changes 3:3 Saving the Alpha Readout to File 3:3 Audible Error Trace 3:4 Switching Text Output Off 3:5 Defining Colours 3:5 Catalogues and Specifications 4:1 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd i 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Catalogue DB 4:1 Content and Format of a Specification 4:3 How Component Selection Works 4:5 General Description 1:1 Catalogue Database 2:1 What is the Catalogue For? 2:1 Principal Features of the Catalogue Database 2:1 Structure of the Catalogue Database 2:2 Catalogue (CATA) 2:3 Catalogue Sections (SECT and STSEC) and Categories (CATE and STCA) 2:4 Elements Used in Both Types of Catalogue Section/Category 2:5 Elements Used in Piping Sections/Categories 2:5 Elements Used in Structural Sections/Categories 2:5 Text (TEXT) 2:6 Parameters 2:6 Component Parameters Insulation Parameters Structural Parameters Design DB Parameters 2:7 2:7 2:7 2:8 Catalogue Components 2:9 Piping Component (COMP; SCOM) Profile (PROF; SPRF) Joint (JOIN; SJOI) Fitting (FITT; SFIT) 2:10 2:11 2:12 2:12 Component Parts 2:13 Hierarchy 2:13 Selection Tables 2:13 Hierarchy 2:14 Navigating in the Catalogue Database Hierarchy 3:1 Accessing a Catalogue Element on the Screen 3:1 Accessing a Catalogue Element by Name 3:1 Accessing an Element by Reference Number 3:1 Going to the Previously Accessed Element 3:2 Ascending the Catalogue Hierarchy 3:2 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd ii 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Accessing an Element via a Reference Pointer 3:3 Other Navigation Commands 3:3 Component Design and Representation 4:1 Component Design 4:1 P-point and P-line Representation 4:2 P-points P-lines 4:2 4:4 Geomset Primitive Representation 4:5 Reference Section 4:11 Model Settings Setting Representation for Piping Components Setting Profile Representation for Steelwork Setting Level Representation Setting Obstruction and Insulation Representation Setting P-Point Representation Setting P-Line Representation Full REPRESENTATION Syntax 4:11 4:13 4:14 4:15 4:16 4:17 4:18 4:18 Pointsets and Geomsets 5:1 D Pointsets (PTSET) 5:1 Axial P-point (PTAXI) Cartesian P-point (PTCAR) Mixed Type P-point (PTMIX) Position Type P-point (PTPOS) 5:2 5:2 5:3 5:3 Structural Pointsets (PTSSET) 5:3 D Geomsets (GMSET) 5:5 D Geomset Primitives 5:6 Box (SBOX) 5:6 Boxing (BOXI) 5:7 Cone (SCON) 5:7 Cylinder (LCYL) 5:8 Cylinder (SCYL) 5:8 Slope-Bottomed Cylinder (SSLC) 5:9 Disc (SDIS) 5:10 Dish (SDSH) 5:10 Line (LINE) 5:11 Line (SLINE) 5:11 Pyramid (LPYR) 5:11 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd iii 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Circular Torus (SCTO) Rectangular Torus (SRTO) Snout (LSNO) Sphere (SSPH) Tube (TUBE) User-defined Extrusion (SEXT) Solid of Revolution (SREV) 5:12 5:13 5:13 5:14 5:14 5:15 5:15 Negative 3D Geomsets (NGMSET) and Negative Primitives 5:16 Structural Geomsets (GMSSET) 5:18 Structural Geomset Primitives 5:18 Structural Rectangle (SREC) 5:18 Structural Annulus (SANN) 5:19 Structural Profile (SPRO) 5:20 Manipulating the Catalogue Database 6:1 Basic Element Operation Commands 6:1 Querying: Creation, deletion etc: Implicit element referencing: List position changing: Standard attribute setting 6:1 6:1 6:1 6:2 6:2 Creating Catalogues, Sections and Catalogue Components 6:2 Using Parameters 6:4 Introduction 6:4 Expressions Using Parameters 6:4 Examples of Parameterisation 6:5 Constructing 3D Pointsets 6:8 PTAXI 6:8 PTCAR 6:9 PTMIX 6:10 Example of Defining a 3D Pointset 6:11 Defining an Axis 6:12 Defining a Distance 6:13 Defining an Explicit Position 6:13 Defining a Direction 6:13 Defining Connection, Bore and Number 6:13 Controlling the Appearance 6:14 Specifying Pipe End Conditions for use by ISODRAFT 6:14 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd iv 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Constructing Structural Pointsets 6:15 Example of Defining a Structural Pointset The Neutral Axis Reference Defining an Axis Defining a Position Defining a Key Controlling the Appearance 6:15 6:15 6:16 6:17 6:17 6:17 Constructing 3D Geomsets 6:17 Constructing Structural Geomsets 6:20 Reference Section 6:21 Parameter-Controlled Attributes 6:21 Axial Attributes 6:22 Other Uses of PARAGON 7:1 Detailing Text 7:1 Material Text 7:2 Connection Compatibility Tables 7:2 Bolting Tables 7:3 Unit Types 7:4 Use of Units 7:5 General Text Elements 7:7 User-defined Nominal Dimensions 7:7 Datasets 8:1 Attributes of DATA Elements 8:1 Querying Properties in DESIGN 8:2 Real Properties of P-points, P-Lines and Geomsets 8:3 Default Values 8:3 Querying 8:3 Checking Catalogue Database Consistency 9:1 Initiating a Standard Data Consistency Check 9:1 What the Checking Facility Does 9:1 Controlling the Detailed Checking Procedure 9:2 Error Messages 9:3 P-point Conventions for Piping Components A:1 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd v 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Special Components A:1 Implied Tube Mitred Bends How End Cuts Work Dynamic PPOINTS Pseudo Attributes Implied Geometry sets in PARAGON A:1 A:2 A:3 A:3 A:4 A:4 Setting Up a Catalogue B:1 Naming Conventions B:1 Example Connection Type Codes B:1 The Connection Compatibility Table B:2 Construction of Typical Piping Components C:1 Summary of Element Types D:1 Glossary D:1 Functional Groups D:4 General Description 1:1 Who This Manual is Meant For 1:1 How This Manual is Set Out 1:1 Catalogues and Specifications 2:1 Catalogue DB 2:1 Content and Format of a Specification 2:3 How Component Selection Works 2:4 How To Use SPECON 3:1 Creating a Specification 3:1 Accessing an Existing Specification 3:2 Entering Tabular Data 3:2 General Principles Special Characters in SPEC Data Headings Defaults Selector Answers Subtype Selectors: A Special Case Including User-defined Attributes in Specifications © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd vi 3:2 3:3 3:4 3:5 3:5 3:5 3:6 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Including Comments in Specifications 3:6 Editing an Existing Specification 3:6 Adding a New SPCOM 3:6 Deleting or Removing a SPEC or SPCOM 3:6 Copying a Specification 3:8 Outputting a Specification 3:8 Defining the Destination Outputting Complete Specifications Controlling the Output Format Outputting Parts of Specifications How Bores Are Output 3:8 3:8 3:9 3:9 3:9 Using Macros For SPECON Inputs 3:10 Details of Typical Specifications 4:1 Selectors and Pointers for Piping Components 4:1 Applicability Selectors P-Point Zero: A Special Case Reference Pointers and Settings Examples From Piping Component Specifications 4:1 4:2 4:3 4:3 4:5 Selectors and Pointers for Structural Components 4:5 Applicability Selectors Reference Pointers and Settings Examples From Structural Component Specifications 4:5 4:6 4:9 4:9 Selectors and Pointers for Insulation 4:10 Pipework Insulation 4:10 Structural Insulation 4:11 Command Syntax Diagrams .A:1 Introduction A:1 Conventions A:1 Command Arguments A:2 Syntax Diagrams A:3 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd vii A:3 A:3 A:4 A:4 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual A:5 A:5 A:5 Other PDMS Command Syntax A:6 Error Messages B:1 Nominal Pipe Size Tables C:1 General Description 1:1 Properties Data 2:1 Setting Up a Properties Database 2:1 Description 2:1 Design Layout Data Material Property Data Case Data Component Data Constraint Data Run Data 2:1 2:1 2:1 2:1 2:2 2:2 Material Property Data 2:2 Hierarchy Description 2:2 Material Properties 2:2 Pointers from the Design DB and Specification 2:3 Case Data 2:4 Hierarchy Description 2:4 Pointer from the Design DB 2:4 Component Data 2:5 Hierarchy Description 2:5 Querying Calculated Results 2:6 Pointer from the Specification 2:6 Constraints Data 2:6 Hierarchy Description 2:6 Pointer from the Design DB 2:7 Run Data 2:8 Hierarchy Description 2:8 Some General Commands 3:1 Introduction 3:1 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd viii 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Properties Database Elements Legal Owners: WORLD Legal Members: CMPT B.5.2 Component Type (CMPT) TYPE CMPT NAME LOCK FALSE OWNE Legal Owners: CMPW Legal Members: CMPD, TUBD B.5.3 Component Data (CMPD) TYPE NAME LOCK OWNE OUTD ACBO BTOL WTOL CWEI CIWE WDIA SHAP RINE SIF PRFC SDTH CORA EFAC BFLE DFFL CMPD FALSE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 -100000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 DMFL 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 RMFL 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 MRKR 0.00 Legal Owners: CMPT Legal Members: None B.5.4 0.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Tube Data (TUBD) TYPE NAME LOCK OWNE OUTD ACBO BTOL WTOL UWEI UIWE WDIA TUBD FALSE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd B:8 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Properties Database Elements SHAP 1.00 RINE 0.00 0.00 0.00 SIF 1.00 1.00 1.00 PRFC 1.00 SDTH 0.00 0.00 0.00 CORA 0.00 EFAC 1.00 PWAS 0.00 BFLE -100000.00 MRKR 0.00 Legal Owners: CMPT Legal Members: None B.6 Attributes of Constraint Data Elements B.6.1 Constraint World (CONW) TYPE CONW NAME LOCK FALSE OWNE Legal Owners: WORLD Legal Members: CONT, CONS B.6.2 Constraint Type (CONT) TYPE CONT NAME LOCK FALSE OWNE RTYP Legal Owners: CONW Legal Members: CONS B.6.3 Constraint (CONS) TYPE NAME LOCK OWNE APPL FORC MOME DISP ROTA DLIM RLIM FLIM MLIM DFLF RFLF FCOE CPUL CONS FALSE 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -100000.00 -100000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -100000.00 -100000.00 0.00 0.00 B:9 -100000.00 -100000.00 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Properties Database Elements CPUT 0.00 0.00 0.00 Legal Owners: CONW, CONT Legal Members: TCAS B.6.4 Case Table Element (TCAS) TYPE TCAS NAME LOCK FALSE OWNE CASR =0 Legal Owners: CONS Legal Members: None B.7 Attributes of Run Data Elements B.7.1 Run World (RUNW) TYPE RUNW NAME LOCK FALSE OWNE Legal Owners: WORLD Legal Members: RUN B.7.2 Run (RUN) TYPE RUN NAME LOCK FALSE OWNE DATE UNAM Legal Owners: RUNW Legal Members: CARD B.7.3 Card (CARD) TYPE CARD NAME LOCK FALSE OWNE CATY CTXT Legal Owners: RUN Legal Members: None B.8 Attributes of Group Elements B.8.1 Group World (GPWL) TYPE NAME GPWL © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd B:10 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Properties Database Elements LOCK FALSE OWNE Legal Owners: WORLD Legal Members: GROU B.8.2 Group (GROU) TYPE GROU NAME LOCK FALSE OWNE FUNC Legal Owners: GPWL Legal Members: CASE fil widow © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd B:11 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Properties Database Elements © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd B:12 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Index of Commands C Index of Commands C.1 Introduction Note: All commands with a section reference of ***** are standard PDMS commands which are common to all constructor modules and which are not described in this manual For details of these commands, see the PDMS DESIGN Reference Manual The most common commands are listed first (CLOCK to QUIT), followed by the remainder in alphabetical order C.2 List of Commands COMMAND SECTION CLOCK 3.1, 3.2 COPY 3.1, 3.3 DELETE 3.1, 3.4 END 3.1, 3.5 GOTO 3.1, 3.6 INCLUDE 3.1, 3.7 LOCK 3.1, 3.8 NAME 3.1, 3.9 NEW 3.1, 3.10 OLD 3.1, 3.11 QUERY 3.1, 3.12 RENAME 3.1, 3.13 REORDER 3.1, 3.14 SAME 3.1, 3.15 UNLOCK 3.1, 3.16 UNNAME 3.1, 3.17 MONITOR 3.19 QUIT 3.19 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd C:1 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Index of Commands COMMAND SECTION APPLICATION 2.4.1, 2.6.1 APROPERTY 2.3.2 BACKWARDS ***** BFLEXIBILITY 2.5.1 BPROPERTY 2.3.2 BTOLERANCE 2.5.1 CARDS 2.7.1 CASES 2.4.1 CASREFERENCE 2.4.1 CASTYPES 2.4.1 CASWORLDS 2.4.1 CATYPE 2.4.1 CIWEIGHT 2.5.1 CMPDATA 2.5.1 CMPTYPES 2.5.1 CMPWORLDS 2.5.1 CONSTRAINTS 2.6.1 CONTYPES 2.6.1 CONWORLDS 2.6.1 CORALLOWANCE 2.5.1 CPROPERTY 2.3.2 CPULL 2.6.1 CPUTWIST 2.6.1 CTXT 2.7.1 CWEIGHT 2.5.1 DATE 2.7.1 DENSITY 2.3.2 DESCRIPTION 2.7.1 DFFLEXIBILITY 2.5.1 DFLFACTORS 2.6.1 DISPLACEMENT 2.6.1 DLIMIT 2.6.1 DMFLEXIBILITY 2.5.1 EFACTOR 2.5.1 EXPANSION 2.3.2 FCOEFFICIENCENT 2.6.1 FINCH ***** FLIMIT 2.6.1 FLUIDS 2.3.1, 2.3.2, 2.3.3 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd C:2 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Index of Commands COMMAND SECTION FORWARDS ***** FORCE 2.6.1 FUNCTION 5.1 HEAD ***** INCH ***** IPRESSURE 2.4.1 MATWORLDS 2.3.1 MILLIMETRE ***** MLIMIT 2.6.1 MM ***** MOMENT 2.6.1 MRKR 2.5.1 OUTDIAMETER 2.5.1 OWNER ***** PNAME 2.3.2 POISSONS 2.3.2 PQUALIFIER 2.3.2 PRESSURE 2.3.2 PRFC 2.5.1 PTEMPERATURE 2.4.1 RFLFACTORS 2.6.1 RINERTIA 2.5.1 RLIMIT 2.6.1 RMFLEXIBILITY 2.5.1 ROTATION 2.6.1 RPRESSURE 2.4.1 RTEMPERATURE 2.4.1 RTYPE 2.6.1 RUNDECKS 2.7.1 RUNWORLDS 2.7.1 SAPROPERTY 2.3.2 SBPROPERTY 2.3.2 SCPROPERTY 2.3.2 SDENSITIES 2.3.2 SDENSITY 2.3.2 SDTHICKNESS 2.5.1 SEXPANSIONS 2.3.2 SHAPE 2.5.1 SHOCKLOAD 2.4.1 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd C:3 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Index of Commands COMMAND SECTION SIF 2.5.1 SOLIDS 2.3.1, 2.3.2, 2.3.3 SREFERENCE 2.3.2 SSTRESSES 2.3.2 STEXT 2.3.2 STRESS 2.3.2 SYOUNGS 2.3.2 TAIL ***** TAPROPERTY 2.3.2 TBPROPERTY 2.3.2 TCASES 2.6.1 TCPROPERTY 2.3.2 TDENSITIES 2.3.2 TEMPERATURE 2.3.2 TEXTS 2.3.2 TEXPANSIONS 2.3.2 TGRADIENT 2.4.1 TPOISSONS 2.3.2 TSTRESSES 2.3.2 TUBDATAS 2.5.1 TYOUNGS 2.3.2 UIWEIGHT 2.5.1 UNAME 2.7.1 UNITS 4.1 UWEIGHT 2.5.1 WDIAMETER 2.5.1 WEFACTOR 2.4.1 WIFACTOR 2.4.1 WPRESSURE 2.4.1 WTOLERANCE 2.3.1 YOUNGS 2.3.2 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd C:4 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Index A ABREV ACTIVE ADEN AIDS ALARM ALPHA ALPHA FILE ALPHA LOG APARAM 2-2:7, ATLI 2-7:5 1-3:5 2-7:5 1-3:5 1-3:4 1-3:3 1-3:3 1-3:3 2-6:4 2-7:4 B BLIS BLTA BLTP BOXI BTSE 2-7:3 2-7:3 2-7:3 2-5:7 2-7:3 D DATA 2-8:1 DDANGLE 2-4:1, 2-4:11, 2-6:12, 2-6:16 DDHEIGHT 2-4:1, 2-4:11 DDRADIUS 2-4:1, 2-4:11 DECP 2-7:5 DES APARAM 2-2:8 DES OPARAM 2-2:8 DES PARAM 2-2:8 Dimensions 1-2:4 DTAB 2-7:3 DTEX 2-2:5 DTSET 2-2:5, 2-8:1 E END 2-3:2, 2-3:3 Expressions 1-2:4 C CATA 2-2:3 Catalogue 2-2:3 Catalogue Element Types 1-2:5 CATE 2-2:4 Category 2-2:4 CCTA 2-7:2, 2-B:2 CE 1-3:5, 2-3:2, 2-4:1 CENTRELINE See CL 2-4:13 CL 2-4:5, 2-4:13 COCO 2-7:2, 2-B:2 COLOUR 1-3:5 comma 1-2:3 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd COMP 2-2:5, 2-2:10 Cursor-picking Identifier 1-2:4, 1-2:8 F filename 1-2:3 FINISH 1-3:3 FIRST 2-3:3 FITT 2-2:6, 2-2:12 G GETWORK 1-3:2 GMSET 2-2:5, 2-5:5, 2-6:17 GMSSET 2-2:6, 2-5:18, 2-6:20 Index page 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual GOTO 2-3:3 OWNER 2-3:2 I P INCBOR 2-7:8 INSTALL 1-3:1 INSULATION 2-4:16 integer 1-2:3 IPARAM 2-2:7, 2-6:4 PAAX 2-6:22 PARAM 2-2:7, 2-6:4 PAXI 2-6:22 PBORE 2-6:13 PCON 2-B:1, 2-B:2 PCONNECTION 2-6:13 PDISTANCE 2-6:13 PKEY 2-4:18, 2-6:15, 2-6:17 PLAXI 2-6:16 PLINE 2-5:3, 2-6:15 PLINES 2-4:4, 2-4:5, 2-4:18 plus 1-2:3 PPOINT 2-5:1, 2-6:8, 2-6:9, 2-6:10 PPOINTS 2-4:2, 2-4:17 PREVIOUS 2-3:3 PROF 2-2:6, 2-2:11 PROFILE 2-4:14 PSKEY 2-6:14 PTAXI 2-5:2, 2-6:8, 2-6:12 PTCAR 2-5:2, 2-6:9 PTCDIRECTION 2-6:13 PTMIX 2-5:3, 2-6:10 PTSET 2-2:5, 2-5:1, 2-6:8 PTSSET 2-2:5, 2-5:3, 2-6:15 PURP 2-7:8 PX 2-6:13, 2-6:17 PY 2-6:13, 2-6:17 PZ 2-6:13 J JOIN 2-2:6, 2-2:12 L LAST 2-3:3 LCYL 2-5:8 LENGTH 2-4:17, 2-4:18 letter 1-2:3 LEVEL 2-4:5, 2-4:15 LINE 2-5:11 LPYR 2-5:11 LSNO 2-5:13 LTAB 2-7:3 M MEMBER 2-3:3 minus 1-2:3 MMBOR 2-7:8 MODEL 2-4:1, 2-4:11 MSET 2-7:4 MTEX 2-2:5 MTYP 2-7:4 MULT 2-7:5 Q QUERY 2-6:3 QUIT 1-3:3 N NA 2-6:15 name 1-2:3 NEW 2-6:2 NEXT 2-3:3 NGMSET 2-2:5, 2-5:16 NOMINB 2-7:8 NRBWLD 2-7:8 NUMBER 2-6:13 NUMBERS 2-4:17 O OBST 2-5:6, 2-5:18 OBSTRUCTION 2-4:5, 2-4:16 OPARAM 2-2:7 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd R RECREATE 1-3:1 REPRESENTATION 2-4:2, 2-4:4, 2-4:5, 2-4:13, 2-4:14, 2-4:15, 2-4:16, 2-4:17, 2-4:18 S SAME 2-3:2 SANN 2-5:19, 2-6:20 SAVEWORK 1-3:2 SBOL 2-7:3 SBOX 2-5:6 SCOM See COMP 2-2:5 SCON 2-5:7 SCTO 2-5:12 Index page 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual SCYL 2-5:8 SDIS 2-5:10 SDSH 2-5:10 SDTE 2-7:1 SDTE See DTEX 2-2:5 SECT 2-2:4 Section 2-2:4 SETTINGS 2-4:1, 2-4:11 SEXT 2-5:15 SFIT See FITT 2-2:6 SIGF 2-7:5 SJOI See JOIN 2-2:6 SKEY 2-6:14 SLOO 2-5:15 SMTE 2-7:2 SMTE See MTEX 2-2:5 solid 1-2:3 space 1-2:3 Specific Element Identifier 1-2:7 SPRF See PROF 2-2:6 SPRO 2-5:20 SPVE 2-5:20 SREC 2-5:18, 2-6:20 SREV 2-5:15 SRTO 2-5:13 SSLC 2-5:9 SSPH 2-5:14 star 1-2:3 STCA 2-2:4 STSEC 2-2:4 SVER 2-5:15 Syntax diagram conventions 1-2:1 W word 1-2:3 T TEXT 2-2:6, 2-7:7 text 1-2:3 TRACE 1-3:5 TUBE 2-4:5, 2-4:13, 2-5:14 TYPE 2-3:3 U UDEF UNIT UNITS USEC 2-7:5 2-7:4 2-7:5 2-7:5 V value 1-2:3 varid 1-2:3 VISIBLE 1-3:5 © 2007 AVEVA Solutions Ltd Index page 12.0 ... Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual General PDMS Commands General PDMS Commands The commands in this section are available throughout PDMS 3.1 Entering PARAGON or SPECON The commands for... Solutions Ltd 1:2 12.0 Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Communicating within PDMS Communicating within PDMS 2.1 Commands This section describes the conventions used in this manual to describe... Catalogues and Specifications Reference Manual Communicating within PDMS of stating a particular requirement Command tools may be PDMS- wide or module-specific This section describes the standard