Build the machine model
Place conveyors, sensors, lifts, and other library components. Position the equipment and save the scene beside your controller source.
Write the sequence.
Watch it move.
Connect PLC tags to modeled equipment and investigate the result in local 3D simulation.
Follow the signal.
Find the next question.
From a tag changing state to a product reaching a sensor, keep the code and modeled equipment in the same project.
Connect commands and feedback
Bind supported device ports to PLC tags. Run the local sequence and inspect the signals behind the motion.
Make the check repeatable
Save scenarios that place products, change inputs, and check expected states. Keep test results tied to the source and scene used.
The machine and logic
belong together.
Move from the Machine view to the routine behind it. Inspect local tag values, step through supported logic, and test the next change.
Explore the engineering workspaceKnow what the test proves.
Simulation runs supported logic against authored equipment models. It does not validate a physical machine, safety circuit, or controller firmware. Coupled Machine simulation currently uses one controller per session.
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See how the workspace fits the way your team engineers.