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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 16, 2010
Filed:
Dec. 11, 2003
Andreas Franz Czotscher, Ochsenfurt, DE;
Helmut Geiger, Groβrinderfeld-Gerchsheim, DE;
Stefan Anton Giesel, Oberthulba, DE;
Thomas Hüller, Karlstadt, DE;
Jürgen Herbert Mees, Kürnach, DE;
Armin Bernhard Rath, Erlabrunn, DE;
Mirko Theodor Roman Römling, Veitshöchheim, DE;
Andreas Franz Czotscher, Ochsenfurt, DE;
Helmut Geiger, Groβrinderfeld-Gerchsheim, DE;
Stefan Anton Giesel, Oberthulba, DE;
Thomas Hüller, Karlstadt, DE;
Jürgen Herbert Mees, Kürnach, DE;
Armin Bernhard Rath, Erlabrunn, DE;
Mirko Theodor Roman Römling, Veitshöchheim, DE;
Koenig & Bauer Aktiengellschaft, Wurzburg, DE;
Abstract
A device is used for controlling an installation that is comprised of several units. A common control system, that is provided with a central data memory, in which current real values and/or set points are filed as process variables for several units, is allocated to several of these units. The data memory encompasses a storage area for the process variables. The data structure of this storage area can be configured even by using a set of data that describes the projected installation.
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