６ - ４ Merging NA Projects ６ - ４ - １ Checking Language Settings When merging the projects, if the language settings differ between the NA projects in the sample project file and the user project, the resources (i.e. text) of inconsistent languages may disappear. To avoid that, check the language settings of the NA projcts in the sample project file and of the user project before merging, and modify the settings if necessary. Additional Information The NA-series programmable terminals can manage text strings of labels and other objects as multi-language resources.
For the default language, however, if it is different between the merge source file and the merge destination file, the resources may not be correctly merged. Therefore, it is necessary to determine the default language of Sysmac Studio in advance, and standardize use in the default language so as to avoid having different default languages between the merged projects. For the language settings of the NA projects in the sample project, only Default language is specified. “Japanese (Japan)” is specified in Project Languages. In the NA projects in the sample project file, NA global variables are mapped to some NJ global variables to interface with NJ.
Copy the variable names that appear in the “Variable” column of the mapped NJ global variables in the NA projects in the sample project file, and paste it to the “Variable” column of the same NJ global variable on the Variable Mapping table in the user project. This automatically creates necessary data types and NA global variables, and maps them. ６ - ４ - ３ Copying Data Types In the sample NA project, the data types of the global variables required to interface with NJ or to control the NA display are declared. Copy all the information to the user project. 25 ６-４-２ Mapping Variables