Selmo Studio Release

Detailed Description of the New Features

• 1. Generated Documentation

  Provides automatically generated documentation for your process model. Optionally, the generated code and the Selmo standard can be included to complete the documentation.

  • Fully describes the process model
  • Output in Markdown format

• 2. Logic Layer Redesign

  Restructuring of the logic layer into a simplified and valid form.

  • No invalid logic modeling possible
  • New, simplified design
  • No invalid connections allowed
  • Step descriptions provided in tabular form
  • Step connections are managed automatically

   

• 3. HMI Redesign

  New design of the web HMI and the user concept.

  • Customizable color scheme
  • New color scheme for improved user handling
  • Improved operating concept

• 4. Function Lite

  Simplified version of a function without memory functionality. Suitable for simple mathematical operations or conversions.

  • Extended input/output zone
  • Hardware connectivity possible
  • Function arguments can be defined

• 5. Function Struct

  The Function Struct View is used to create and manage custom data types (structs) that can later be used in functions. This enables cleanly structured function interfaces and a clear representation of complex data.

  • Define custom data types (structs)
  • Bundle variables within a single data type (e.g. status + values)
  • Use data types as inputs and outputs in functions

   

• 6. Function Interface

  A Function Interface describes how two software components can communicate with each other without defining how they are implemented internally.

  • Contract between components
  • Decoupling (low dependencies)
  • Interchangeability and extensibility
  • Standardized communication
  • Support for testing and simulation
  • Clear structure and documentation

• 7. Function Composition

  Function Composition is a higher-level element for composing individual functions. It serves as a central instance to structurally connect multiple functions and control their interaction.
  Responsibilities include:

  • Central control of the function execution flow
  • Data exchange via defined interfaces
  • Management of receivers that provide or consume functions

• 8. Variable Export

  Exports all variables of the current process model.

  • Complete list of process model variables
  • Includes OPC access attributes
  • Output in Markdown format