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Porting Applications into Concept V2.6

This document contains the following sections:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
6.
7.

Overview
Exporting Projects from old Concept Versions
Installing Concept 2.6
Importing Applications
Details about Importing Applications
Importing Applications from Concept 2.0 - Patch A4
Importing Applications from Concept 2.1 - Patch B2.1
Importing Applications from Concept 2.11
Importing Applications from Concept 2.12
Importing Applications from Concept 2.2
Importing Applications from Concept 2.5
EFB Substitutions
Updating to the Current Exec's
Technical Support

1. Overview
The purpose for this document is to review the process of converting an application from
previous versions of Concept to the latest version of Concept 2.6. Regardless of the version
of Concept you are moving from, the process to Export/Import (Convert) your application will
follow the same basic steps. Chapters 2-4 describe the general process of Export,
Installation and Import. Chapter 5-7 provide additional information, necessary to understand
the Concept messages during import of the export files, created by the different Concept
Versions.

2. Exporting Projects from old Concept Versions

2.1 If upgrading from Concept 2.5 to Concept 2.6

With Concept V2.6 Service Release 1 it is not necessary to convert existing projects.
The 140 CPU x34 1xA High-End Quantum MUST be updated with the new firmware.
Other CPUs need an EXEC (firmware) Upgrade only to incorporate the 2.6 bug fixes
(e.g. XXMIT) or new features are to be used.

2.2 If upgrading from any Concept Version

Please follow the steps described below (2.3 4.2) when you plan to install Concept 2.6
and want to port your projects from a previous Concept version (prior and including Concept
2.5). Applications written in Beta versions of Concept 2.6 are not fully compatible with the
released Concept version.

2.3 Process of Exporting Applications

Export your project(s) created in the old Concept version using the Concept Converter
program (dbconv.exe) supplied with the earlier version of Concept. This will save your
project in a <project>.asc file in the directory of your project. Repeat this step for all
projects.
There are several options to export the projects. Following is a description of the different
impact of these export possibilities. In all cases the local and global DTY file is exported.

Export with used DFBs

Exports the project with all used DFBs. This includes the loacal and the global
DFBs, that are used in the project.

Export with all DFBs + Makros

Exports the project with all DFBs and Makros. This includes all loacal and all global
DFBs and Makros.

Project without DFB

Exports the project without DFBs or Makros.

Singe DFB with used DFBs / single Makro

Exports a DFB only including DFBs used by this DFB. Also a Makro can be
exported.

2.4 Move all the *.asc files just created, to a directory(s) outside of the Concept directory.

2.5 Make a backup copy of the project(s) and the *.asc files to maintain backward
compatibility if the upgrade should not succeed.
Note: Handle custom EFB's and custom loadables separately. The loadables have to be
copied from the "Concept/dat" sub directory to a safe place. EFB sources must also be kept
at a safe place, because they must be rebuilt and installed using the EFB toolkit after the
installation of Concept 2.6.

3. Installing Concept 2.6

There are two possibilities to install Concept 2.6. Replacing the old installation (3.1) or
installing Concept 2.6 (3.2) in parallel.
3.1.

To replace an old installation proceed as follows:

If you have installed a Concept Version which has not been authorized
continue with 3.1.2 otherwise:
3.1.1 Transfer the Authorization to a floppy disk first.
3.1.2
Uninstall the old Concept Version using the uninstall dialog (Control Panel /
Software)
3.1.3 Install Concept 2.6 (CD #1)
3.1.4 Install Service Release 1 (CD #2)
3.1.5. If you have transferred the Authorization to a floppy disk then transfer
Authorization back from floppy disk now.
3.2. To install Concept 2.6 in parallel proceed as follows:
3.1.1 Install Concept 2.6 in a different directory than your already Concept in use.
3.1.2 Install SR1 (CD #2) in the same directory

If your old Concept Version was Concept 2.5, the authorization is still valid. You do not have
to authorize it again, unless your previous installation is older than one year. Then it is
required to redo the authorization process to ensure full service support for one year.

3.3 Reboot your PC.

3.4 If necessary, flash the appropriate Exec to the controller (see Updating to the Current
Exec's below)
3.5 Copy the saved *.asc files into the new project directory.
Note:
Concept EFB and Application Loader also require an update with Concept V2.6 SR1

4. Importing Applications into Concept 2.6

4.1 Run the Concept Converter 2.6 and import all your projects to be used in Concept 2.6.
4.2 Run Concept 2.6 and open your converted projects. You will be notified of Concept 2.6
changes that will effect your application. The tables found under Details about Importing
Applications provides information on porting from previous versions of Concept as well as
the EFB blocks effected and a description of the change made to the block. It may be
necessary to replace a block from a previous version with a new named block. If required,
this information is provided below as well.

Peculiarities when using Concept 2.5 projects

In general Concept 2.5 projects can be used in Concept 2.6 without conversion. However
some projects won't connect with 'EQUAL' due to the following reasons:
1. The executable code of some EFBs have been improved. Please refer to chapter 5.6 for
a list of affected EFBs. To connect with 'EQUAL' you have to download the application.
2. Some RS/SR Flipflops may show unexpected behavior if
they were inserted once in a section as the first FB-instance,
a variable/discrete is attached to the output pin,
the project was exported/imported in Concept 2.5 at least once.
Under these circumstances there is the slight risk that
- the state of the Flipflop could be reset after a power cycle if the output of the Flipflop
is
connected to a discrete.
- the state of the Flipflop could be overwritten if there is a critical multi-assignment of the
variable connected to the output of the FB.
All locations of RS/SR Flipflops, the proper operation of which might be influenced, will
be
detected if the project is opened for the first time with Concept 2.6. A message box will
pop up to notify the customer of the problem.
Concept will repair the problem by making internal changes to the section and setting the
status of the section to 'modified'. This handling will lead to the connection status
'modified'. The modification will have an effect on the PLC after 'download changes'.
If a 2.5 project is uploaded from the PLC using 2.6, any affected RS/SR Flip-flops are
only detected after having closed and re-opened the project manually.

5. Details about Importing Applications

The following tables represent blocks, which may have been used in a previous version of
Concept and whose definition has changed in Concept 2.6. There will be a message
associated with each block that has changed, which appears when the user tries to open a
project that has been ported from a previous version. Depending on the type of change
made to the block, the user may just be informed that the block has changed internally, and
it should not effect the application at all. There are other blocks whose interface has
changed. This may or may not effect a customer's application. The user has the choice to
substitute all instances of the old blocks with the new blocks, or ignore the new block
substitution but the project will not download. A third choice is the user has the ability to
substitute all occurrences of a changed block, with a new named block. If this is required,
the new named block is provided in the third column of the table below.
Note: Projects desktop file (<projekt>.dsk) is not imported. Do not copy it from the previous
version of Concept.

5.1 Importing Applications from Concept 2.0 Patch A4

Previous Block Name

Change Made to Block

O_DEBUG
COMP_PID

new output pin "WARN_CODE"

new output pins
"SP_CAS_N","YMAN_N", "OFF_N",

ACT_DIA
DYN_DIA
GRP_DIA
LOCK_DIA
PRE_DIA
REA_DIA

code optimized
code optimized
code optimized
code optimized
code optimized
internally used memory increased in
size

DEFUZ_INT
DEFUZ_REAL
DEFUZ_STI
DEFUZ_STR
FUZ_STERM_INT
FUZ_STERM_REAL
FUZ_ATERM_STI
FUZ_ATERM_STR
FUZ_ATERM_INT
FUZ_ATERM_REAL

# of input pins reduced from 31 to 18

# of input pins reduced from 31 to 18
# of input pins reduced from 30 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 30 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 4
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 4
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 25 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 25 to 9

QUANTUM
PLCSTAT

changed internally
internally used memory increased in
size
new output pin TERRACT

SFCCNTRL
ATI030

Changed internally reason bug fix:

Raw values ("Type: Undefined")
must not be divided by 10 on
Resolution: 0.1 Deg.

Concept 2.6 Replacement

5.2 Importing Applications from Concept 2.1 Patch B2.1

Previous Block Name

Change Made to Block

Concept 2.6 Replacement

ACT_DIA (CC2.1, with

STATION-pin)
ACTDIAB (CC2.1, no
STATION-pin)
ACT_DIA (CC2.1B2,
no STATION-pin)

no longer supported

XACT_DIA

no longer supported

ACT_DIA

equivalent to ACT_DIA
Changed Internally

ACT_DIA

DYN_DIA (CC2.1, with

STATION-pin)
DYNDIAB (CC2.1, no
STATION-pin)
DYN_DIA (CC2.1B2,
no STATION-pin)

no longer supported

XDYN_DIA

no longer supported

DYN_DIA

equivalent to DYN_DIA
Changed Internally

DYN_DIA

GRP_DIA (CC2.1, with

STATION-pin,
with 2 input pins)
GRPDIAB (CC2.1, no
STATION-pin, with
extensible pins)
GRP_DIA (CC2.1B2,
no STATION-pin, with
extensible pins)

no longer supported

XGRP_DIA

no longer supported

GRP_DIA

equivalent to GRP_DIA
Changed Internally

GRP_DIA

LOCK_DIA (CC2.1,
with STATION-pin)
LOCKDIAB (CC2.1, no
STATION-pin)
LOCK_DIA (CC2.1B2,
no STATION-pin)

no longer supported

XLOCK_DIA

no longer supported

LOCK_DIA

equivalent to LOCK_DIA
Changed Internally

LOCK_DIA

PRE_DIA (CC2.1, with

STATION-pin)
PREDIAB (CC2.1, no
STATION-pin)
PRE_DIA (CC2.1B2,
no STATION-pin)

no longer supported

XPRE_DIA

no longer supported

PRE_DIA

equivalent to PRE_DIA
Changed Internally

PRE_DIA

REA_DIA (CC2.1, with

STATION-pin)
READIAB (CC2.1,
without STATION-pin)
no longer supported

no longer supported

XREA_DIA

no longer supported

REA_DIA

REA_DIA (CC2.1B2,
no STATION-pin)

internally used memory increased in

size Interface was Changed

XACT (CC2.1)

internally used memory

increased in size
equivalent to XACT
Changed Internally

XACT (CC2.1B2)

I_SCA20_WARN
(CC2.1)

no longer supported

I_SCALE_WARN

Previous Block Name

I_SCA20 (CC2.1)
ERR2HMI

Change Made to Block

no longer supported
Output pin WAF no longer supported

DEFUZ_INT
DEFUZ_REAL
DEFUZ_STI
DEFUZ_STR
FUZ_STERM_INT
FUZ_STERM_REAL
FUZ_ATERM_STI
FUZ_ATERM_STR
FUZ_ATERM_INT
FUZ_ATERM_REAL

# of input pins reduced from 31 to 18

# of input pins reduced from 31 to 18
# of input pins reduced from 30 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 30 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 4
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 4
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 25 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 25 to 9

HTB5

internally used memory increased in

size
internally used memory increased in
size
New output pin TERRACT

PLCSTAT
SFCCNTRL
ATI030

Concept 2.6 Replacement

I_SCALE

Changed internally reason bug

fix:Raw values (Type: Undefined)
must not be divided by 10 on
Resolution: 0.1 Deg.

5.3 Importing Applications from Concept 2.11

Previous Block Name

Change Made to Block

REA_DIA (without
STATION-pin)

internally used memory

increased in size

ERR2HMI

output pin WAF no longer supported

DEFUZ_INT
DEFUZ_REAL
DEFUZ_STI
DEFUZ_STR
FUZ_STERM_INT
FUZ_STERM_REAL
FUZ_ATERM_STI
FUZ_ATERM_STR
FUZ_ATERM_INT
FUZ_ATERM_REAL

# of input pins reduced from 31 to 18

# of input pins reduced from 31 to 18
# of input pins reduced from 30 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 30 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 4
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 4
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 25 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 25 to 9

PLCSTAT

internally used memory

increased in size
new input pin RESSTEPT

XSFCCNTRL
GET_BIT

SET_BIT

input pin "IN" of data type ANY

changed to data type WORD.
input pin "REVERS" no longer
supported
output pin "RES" of data type ANY

Concept 2.6 Replacement

Previous Block Name

Change Made to Block

changed to data type WORD
input pin "REVERS" no longer
supported

ATI030

Changed internally reason bug fix:

Raw values (Type: Undefined)
must not be divided by 10 on
Resolution: 0.1 Deg.

Concept 2.6 Replacement

5.4 Importing Applications from Concept 2.12

Previous Block Name

Change Made to Block

REA_DIA (without
STATION-pin)
DEFUZ_INT
DEFUZ_REAL
DEFUZ_STI
DEFUZ_STR
FUZ_STERM_INT
FUZ_STERM_REAL
FUZ_ATERM_STI
FUZ_ATERM_STR

internally used memory increased in

size
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 18
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 18
# of input pins reduced from 30 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 30 to 9
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 4
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 4
# of input pins reduced from 31 to 9
# extensible pins reduced from 31 to
9
# extensible pins reduced from 25 to
9
# extensible pins reduced from 25 to
9

FUZ_ATERM_INT
FUZ_ATERM_REAL

PLCSTAT
XSFCCNTRL

Concept 2.6 Replacement

internally used memory increased in

size
internally used memory increased in
size

REV_XFER
ATI030

New with Concept 2.5

Changed internally reason bug fix:
Raw values ("Type: Undefined") must
not be divided by 10 on Resolution:
0.1 Deg.

5.5 Importing Applications from Concept 2.2

The following EFBs have been changed internally and will be automatically
substituted when importing applications into Concept 2.6
Previous Block Name

Change Made to Block

Concept 2.6 Replacement

HTB5

HANDTABL LIB EFB internally

changed due to changed symbol
description. Boolean outputs
changed to StateOUPTPUT.

FIFO and LIFO

Outputs parameters FULL and

EMPTY are set now to 1 for one

Previous Block Name

AMM090
ANA_4I_2O
ANA_16I
ANA_4I2O_C
ANA_4I2O_V
ANA_4I_M
ANA_4O
ANA_8I
DAU204
DIG_16I
DIG_16I12O_MON
DIG_16I16O
DIG_16O
IMIO_IN
IMIO_OUT
MIX_4I_2O
NOA_611
O_PHYS_W
QPR_16I_12O
UNI_I
UNI_I_O
UNI_O

ABS_UINT
ABS_UDINT

Change Made to Block

scan.
Broken wire status bits now included
in status
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Broken wire status bits now included
in status
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function
Code optimization no effect on
function

All EFBs in
DIAGNOSE library

Internal fixes to improve process

diagnostics support

XXMIT
MODBUSP_ADDR

MODBUS messaging improved

EFB name is harmonized to upper
case

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Concept 2.6 Replacement

Previous Block Name

BYTE_TO_BOOL
INT_TO_BOOL
UINT_TO_BOOL
DINT_TO_BOOL
UDINT_TO_BOOL
REAL_TO_BOOL
WORD_TO_BOOL
TIME_TO_BOOL

INT_TO_BYTE
UINT_TO_BYTE
DINT_TO_BYTE
UDINT_TO_BYTE
REAL_TO_BYTE
WORD_TO_BYTE
TIME_TO_BYTE

DINT_TO_WORD
UDINT_TO_WORD
REAL_TO_WORD
TIME_TO_WORD

LIB CONT_CTL /
Group Controller
AUTOTUNE
PIDFF
PI_B
STEP2
STEP3
LIB CONT_CTL /
Group Conditioning
INTEGRATOR
QDTIME
VEL_LIM
LIB CONT_CTL /
Group Mathematics
COMP_DB
LIB CONT_CTL /

Change Made to Block

Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
Warning of Data loss (Out of Range
Error) removed
BOOL outputs changed to
StateOUTPUT..Fix problem if 0x
reference is connected to a BOOL
output. Behavior now as in Concept
V2.1x.

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Concept 2.6 Replacement

Previous Block Name

Group Setpoint
management
RAMP
LIB CONT_CTL /
Group Output
processing
MS
SERVO
LIB CONT_CTL /
Group CLC_PRO
DEADTIME
FGEN
PCON2
PCON3
SCON3
LIB CONT_CTL /
Group CLC
DELAY
INTEGRATOR1
LIMV
PI1
PID1
PIDP1
LIB EXTENDED /
Group Measurement
AVGMV
LOOKUP_TABLE1
LIB COMM / Group
IBS_NOA_PCP
ICNT
ICOM
LIB LIB984 / Group
LIB984
R2T
SRCH
T2T
LIB EXPERTS /
Group MVB
MVB_INFO
MVB_RED

Change Made to Block

Concept 2.6 Replacement

5.6 Importing Applications from Concept 2.5

Applications in Concept 2.5 using RS/SR Flip-flop function blocks will not be able to connect
EQUAL with the controller when opening with Concept 2.6. This is due to a fix that was
made to RS/SR Flip-flop function block. With Concept 2.6 all locations of RS/SR Flip-flops
will be detected upon first opening the project.
A message box will pop up to notify the customer of the problem. Concept will repair the
problem by making internal changes to the section and setting the status of the section to
'modified'. This handling will lead to the connection status 'modified'. A download change
will download the repaired section and the status will become EQUAL.
If a 2.5 project is uploaded from the PLC using 2.6, any affected RS/SR Flip-flops are only
detected after having closed and re-opened the project manually.

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The following EFBs have been changed internally and will be automatically
substituted upon opening application after an import or opening a Concept 2.5 application in
Concept 2.6.

Previous Block Name

COMM Library
ICNT and ICOM
EXPERTS Library
MVB_RED and
MVB_INFO
CONT_CTL Library
PIDFF

Change Made to Block

Concept 2.6 Replacement

Version changed due to an changed

library group name.
Version changed this was omitted in
Concept 2.5

Bumpless behavior of the output of

EFB PIDFF when switching from
manual mode to automatic mode.

LIB984 Library
PUT_4X
EFB PUT_4X works now with last
configured register
ANA_IO Library
XBP

Bug fixed for Quantum with XBE and

DIO via NOM if analog module is on
identical slot number as the NOM

5.7 EFB Substitutions

If some of the EFBs used in your application have been changed within Concept 2.6
(interface changed/internally changed) this issue is brought to your attention via a message
box the first time you open your application. There are instances where you are faced with
an option to substitute the old function blocks. If you choose not to substitute an EFB then
you cannot download to the PLC, and the analyzer will prompt you with an appropriate
error.
The number of extensible pins for EFBs of the FUZZY library has been adjusted to its
documented and functional supported amount. Links and variables attached to pins higher
than the new limit (which didn't have any effect and thus should never be used) will be
deleted. All other logic will be ported correctly.
The CONF_20 library containing diagnostic and I_SCALE EFBs was introduced in V2.1 B1.1
accidentally and does not exist in Concept 2.6. If you have used these EFBs in your
application, a dialog will open giving you the opportunity to substitute the EFBs in Concept
2.6. Please refer to the table below to determinate the EFBs with the same interface and
functionality for substitution.

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Previous Concept Version

Concept 2.6 Equivalent Block
______________________________________________________________
Library
CONF_20/Diag_Base
Diagno/Diagnostics
ACTDIAB
ACT_DIA
DYNDIAB
DYN_DIA
GRPDIAG
GRP_DIA
LOCKDIAB
LOCK_DIA
PREDIAB
PRE_DIA
READIAB
REA_DIA
Library

CONF_20/Analog_IO_Scaling ANA_IO/ANALOG_IO_SCALING
I_SCA20
I_SCALE
I_SCA20_WARN
I_SCALE_WARN

6. Updating to the Current Exec's

Run the loader utility (ExecLoad.exe, must be installed on your hard disk) and re-flash your
controllers with the appropriate exec. Refer to the file InfoSRxe.PDF (x means number of
Service Release) for the correct exec to download.
It is highly recommended to power cycle the PLC after loading a new exec to the
PLC.

7. Technical Support
Stripped Quantum (140 CPU 13 xxS)
The new loadable EMUQ used for Floating point emulation must be manually installed in the
loadable list if your application is using REAL arithmetic with the stripped Quantum 140 113
xxS (no Co-Processor)

Hybrid applications (LL984 and IEC Program)

With Concept 2.1x / 2.2 the changes to solve the "remove disable coil" problem (subject:
RDE and IEC-located coil) introduced the changes that coils can't be written from both an
IEC section and a LL984 section. The analyzer generates an error message.

LD Editor, DFBs written in LD from previous versions of Concept 2.2

The representation for the LD editor has changed to cell orientation (switched to grid mode).
The graphical conversion is done when opening the section and may alter the graphical
appearance.
If you have ported an application from a previous version that contained one or more LD
sections, you will be prompted to review all LD sections when you open your Concept
2.5/2.6 project. For each LD section you will be prompted with the following message: The
section '<section>' was created with Concept 2.12 or older. Do you want to update this
section. Attention: The section will be rearranged and you cannot undo this operation. If you
select YES, then your logic will be reformatted in a grid fashion. If you select NO, your
blocks are not substituted, but you will not be allowed to download.

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After converting an existing project, which contains LD DFBs you must open up each LD
section for the conversion to take place. (Nested DFBs must be opened in the correct
bottom-up sequence). The sequence is not longer an issue with Concept V2.5/2.6, use the
project menu item Synchronize versions of nested DFBs.
If you choose to upgrade into the grid representation, you may find there LD sections, which
require manual modifications.

Ethernet Configuration Screen

The Quantum Ethernet module configuration is no longer accessed through the module
parameter button on the IO Map. It has been moved to the Ethernet I/O Scanner screen
found on the Configure menu.

Memory requirements
The memory required to access discrete references has increased. An internal IEC
(mirror) buffer is no longer used.
The size of the application is slightly different between Concept 2.1 and 2.2 and following
versions of Concept because of a changed accessing 0x and 1x references. The direct
access (read or write) of these references may increase your code.
Process diagnostics error buffer (4 Kbytes) is not longer allocated by default since Concept
V2.2. This reduces the overhead of DFB instance data compared to versions 2.1/2.11.
Default value for global data (Off-line memory statistics dialog) is reduced from 16K to
4Kbytes with Concept V2.5.

E.g.
Application type
Concept Version
2.6
steel
chemical
flow control
automotive*
mining
mining

Used total memory in Kbytes

2.0
247,2
287,8
102,7
-

2.1/2.11
289,3
311,7
121,4
125,5
167.6
307.0

Delta

2.2

2.0/2.2

256,2
296,8
105,3
160,9
170.1
314.1

+ 3,6%
+ 3,1%
+ 2.5%
-

2.1/2.2
-11.4%
- 4,7%
- 13,2%
+28,2%
+ 1.4%
+ 2.3%

2.2/2.5-

Over all
-10%

* With diagnostic buffer enabled and very extensive use of 0x or 1x registers.

Force
The behavior of disable has been changed with Concept 2.2. 0x/1x references will be set to
the given value in the scan regardless of the logic evaluation. 0x/1x references, which are
used in IEC sections, behave now as it does in LL984 sections.

User EFBs from versions prior to Concept 2.5 have to be recompiled with the EFB
Toolkit for Concept 2.6. User EFBs from Concept 2.5 can be used directly.

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