The Graphical Block Map can be accessed by either:
The Graphical Block Map is a graphical overview of block usage, showing configuration aspects and issues at a glance. The blocks are presented as a color-coded table indicating whether each block is used, tagged, has a source, and other similar information. Every block in the Graphical Block Map is linked to its Block Use Index, which lists each place it is referenced in your INFI 90 system.
The Graphical Block Map allows you to see where blocks are available for insertion of a large function code.
This same selection in Treeview format will look like this:
Explanation of the Graphical Block Map color legend:
This block is used. | |
This block does not have a source, but is used somewhere in the system. | |
This block is used in configuration but the source does not exist (or has not been built.) | |
The block is used on a graphic, but not sourced in configuration. | |
This block is referenced in a database, but not sourced in configuration. | |
The block is exported, but not tagged. | |
The block is tagged and exported. | |
The block is tagged but not exception reported. | |
The block is tagged, but unused. | |
The block is completely unused. |
Ideally, what you want to see for your blocks is this:
This block is green with a black border, indicating that it is tagged, exported and used.
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