Flexible date format in the project
The date format can be selected among 7 options.
By using this setting you can be assured that not only the date
display in your projects but also the dates which are logged in your
csv exports are according to local date stamp format.
Import/export of a Multi-language alarm
list is now supported
In older versions of GP-Pro EX you're already able to import and
export your project's language files. In version 2.7 you can even
use this function on the alarm list. This will enable even smoother
translation of Multi-language projects by using standard office
tools as Excel. Translation can be done externally without the use
of GP-Pro EX.
Number of symbols to register is increased
The number of symbols that can be registered in a
GP-Pro EX project has been increased from 3,000 to 10,000. This
allows you build even bigger projects which are fully build
according your symbol specifications.
New hardware is supported
In version 2.7 of GP-Pro EX there's also support for the newly
released hardware like the PS4000B box PC and the compact GP4104
with Ethernet port.
Besides direct Ethernet connectivity to a large variety of Motion
and Control equipment, there is also the option to use Multilink
Ethernet. This function allows you to easily add GP4104 as sub
display without changing settings of machines.
PS4000B: Data management PC with WinGP, IPC runtime engine, allows
you to monitor and control machines easily.
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A driver for COGNEX® In-Sight vision
systems
A driver for COGNEX® In-Sight vision systems is available in GP-Pro
EX 2.7. By using this driver a direct connection to camera system
settings via Ethernet can be achieved.
The display position (X/Y), exposure time, focus, lighting and
brightness can be set via the AGP. Also you're able to show the
camera images on an AGP unit.
Only one screen is required to see images from up to 3 cameras. Up
to 16 cameras can be configured!
Indirect slave node addressing
For lots of drivers in GP-Pro EX 2.7 there is now the option to use
indirect slave addressing. This means you'll be able to change the
slave nodes during the AGP's runtime without having to reload the
project.
By enabling this function you're able to reuse the same basescreen
and dynamically display the data of multiple slaves.
Improved project converter for GP-Pro
PBIII
The project convertor that allows you to convert GP-Pro PBIII
projects to GP-Pro EX projects is now further improved.
Mark as well as Libraries screens can now also be converted. This to
further minimize the effort of project conversion, and to give you
an even smoother entrance into GP-Pro EX.
Conversion log files shows more detailed information. It supports
checking operation of screen data after conversion.
Supporting Windows® 7
Next to Windows® XP and Windows® Vista, Windows® 7 is also supported.
For now all 32bit versions of Windows® 7 can be used to install GP-Pro
EX 2.7 on
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