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Example a simple packml implementation using inheritance

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Overview

Super simple worked example of using a packml station. This has a single T_LidApplyStation which extends the T_Station class. The base packml tries to return to IDLE. By overriding the protected methods you can modify it's behavior.

This is not a full implementation of Packml as this does not utilize modes or any of the structures required, but is intended only as a simple example.

There is also an initialize set of methods which is also outside of packml scope.

Install

Not required. Simply open the project.

TwinCAT

This project uses TcXaeShell 3.1.4024.10

Getting started

This is not a guide for TcXaeShell, please visit http://beckhoff.com/ for further guides

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Super simple example of using PackMl as a base object

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