EasySoft

The convenient way to input the circuit configuration

[EasySoft v3 screen-shot]
EasySoft v3

An overview of circuit configurations

EasySoft makes programming particularly simple for the user. The graphics editor shows the desired representation of the circuit diagram directly, and selection menus facilitate the making of logic connections. Simply select and connect contacts and coils, all at the click of a mouse button – and that's it. You can choose the user-friendly menus and texts provided by EasySoft in one of five languages. The following types of display can be selected for viewing, processing and printing out of the program:

In accordance with IEC international Standards, with contact and coil symbols.
With easy circuit configuration, 1:1 as shown in the easy display window.
In accordance with the American Standard ANSI.

Notes alongside contacts and coils create clarity. A cover sheet, the title blocks and the cross-reference list with comments make your printout into a professional piece of documentation.

EasySoft knows what your easy can do

Under Windows NT, 95 and 98* the software supports every easy function. Before each easy control relay is run, the software compares the application to the selected version of easy. As a result, you receive optimum assistance when configuring a circuit, and avoid errors when transferring the circuit configuration into the easy.

Simply easy – plug in the program

Use the software for commissioning as well. easy is connected on-line with the software by means of a PC cable. Straight away you see the present status of the contacts and coils in the control panel along with indication of the current flow, directly on the screen. Set-point values and parameters can also therefore be modified quickly, and the results displayed directly in the circuit diagram and in easy.

Completed circuits can be transferred to the easy control relay as often as desired via the PC interface. This saves precious time – simply easy!

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This page last updated: 26 April 2005