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Conveyor (isometric) ​

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TwIsoConveyor · Category: Isometric equipment

Settings ​

These settings are in the properties panel on the right while the widget is selected. The default value is the value the widget has when it is first added to a page.

Geometry ​

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
Conveyor layout
conveyorType
SelectionstraightStraight belt, or a cross / 90° transfer unit with a second belt across the main line.
Options: straight Straight belt, cross Cross / 90° transfer
Conveyor length
conveyorLength
SelectionstandardStandard or short frame. A short conveyor holds fewer loads.
Options: standard Standard, short Short
Load type
loadType
SelectionnoneType of load drawn on the belt. None shows an empty belt.
Options: none None, box Box, bottle Bottle, crate Crate, pallet Empty pallet, palletCrate Crates on pallet
Crates on pallet (1–2)
palletCrateCount
Number (1–2)1Number of crates on each pallet (1–2). Only used with load type Crates on pallet.
Isometric axis
axis
SelectionxIsometric axis the equipment is aligned with. Switching between x and y turns the body 90° so its connections follow pipes on that axis.
Options: x, y
Mirror
mirror
CheckboxOffMirrors the equipment along its axis; left and right sides swap, including the connections.

Operation ​

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
Load route
loadRoute
SelectionmainBelt the loads travel on in a cross transfer: the main line or the cross belt. A straight conveyor always uses the main line.
Options: main Main line, cross Cross / 90° transfer
Belt load (%)
loadLevel
Number50How full the belt is, 0–100 %. The number of loads drawn follows from this value and the conveyor capacity.
Cross transfer motor state
crossRunning
SelectioninheritState of the cross transfer motor. Follow main motor copies the main motor state; Stopped and Running set it separately.
Options: inherit Follow main motor, stopped Stopped, running Running
Main flow motor running
running
CheckboxOffOperating state, usually bound to a tag. Running shows the running color or indicator and moves fans, rotors or the belt while Play animation is on.
Play animation
play
CheckboxOnAllows animations such as rotation, belt movement and blinking. They also pause while the browser tab is hidden or the system asks for reduced motion.
Visual speed (0–4)
speed
Number1Visual animation speed, 0–4 (1 = normal). 0 stops the motion without changing the running state.
Reverse
reverse
CheckboxOffReverses the direction of rotation or belt travel.

Sensors ​

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
Inlet sensor
inletSensor
CheckboxOffShows a photoelectric sensor at the inlet end of the belt.
Outlet sensor
outletSensor
CheckboxOffShows a photoelectric sensor at the outlet end of the belt.
Diagonal sensor
diagonalSensor
CheckboxOffShows a sensor pair diagonally across the belt.
Show inlet laser
inletLaser
CheckboxOffDraws the laser beam of the inlet sensor, e.g. bound to a detection tag. Only shown when Inlet sensor is on.
Show outlet laser
outletLaser
CheckboxOffDraws the laser beam of the outlet sensor, e.g. bound to a detection tag. Only shown when Outlet sensor is on.
Show diagonal laser
diagonalLaser
CheckboxOffDraws the laser beam of the diagonal sensor, e.g. bound to a detection tag. Only shown when Diagonal sensor is on.

Status ​

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
Show motor state color
showMotorStatus
CheckboxOnPaints the motor housing in the stopped, running or fault color. When off, the motor uses the foreground color.
Stopped motor color
motorStoppedColor
Color#37647aMotor housing color while the motor is not running.
Running motor color
motorRunningColor
Color#2b9964Motor housing color while the motor is running.
Faulted motor color
motorFaultColor
Color#e5484dMotor housing color during a fault; a fault takes priority over the running state.

Fault ​

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
Fault
fault
CheckboxOffFault state, usually bound to a tag. Shows a warning badge in the fault icon color; it blinks while the animation is on.
Fault icon color
faultColor
Color#e5484dColor of the fault warning badge.
Fault icon size (0.5–2×)
faultScale
Number (0.5–2)1Size of the fault badge, 0.5–2×. Room for the largest badge is always reserved, so the drawing does not shift.

Other settings ​

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
Enable Flashing
enableFlashing
CheckboxOffMakes the widget blink (an opacity pulse every second). Usually bound to an alarm condition.
Log Button
logButton
CheckboxOffAt runtime shows a chart icon when hovering the widget; clicking it adds the Tags bound to the widget to the log Tag list.

Bindings ​

In the Bindings (Rules) section of the properties panel, a Tag can be bound to the following properties of this widget with a Direct binding. The binding types (Direct, IntRange, FloatRange, Boolean, Bit) are the same for all widgets; they are described on the Widget Reference page.

title, visible, authorization, x, y, width, height, rotation, class, foregroundColor, backgroundColor, borderColor, borderStyle, borderWidth, borderRadius, borderTopLeftRadius, borderTopRightRadius, enableFlashing, logButton, fillColor, fillOpacity, strokeColor, strokeOpacity, strokeWidth, strokeDashArray, hoverColor, to.type, axis, mirror, play, fault, faultColor, faultScale, running, speed, reverse, showMotorStatus, motorStoppedColor, motorRunningColor, motorFaultColor, conveyorType, conveyorLength, loadRoute, loadType, loadLevel, palletCrateCount, crossRunning, inletSensor, outletSensor, diagonalSensor, inletLaser, outletLaser, diagonalLaser

Common sections ​

While this widget is selected, the properties panel also shows these common sections: General, Layout, Appearance, Drawing, Navigation (To), Bindings (Rules). These sections are described on the Page Editor page.

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