🔷 Commissioning (IBN) with Selmo

Inputs – What is needed – What is done – What is the result

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🔹 1. Inputs – What is needed?

Category	Description
Finished, exported control model	PLCOpen XML imported, control code loaded into PLC
HMI project created and loaded	HMI generated from Selmo model, connected to control
Hardware commissioned	Sensors, actuators, communication are available
Signal verification completed	Feedback of all inputs/outputs checked with real wiring
Commissioning checklist / release criteria	Specifications for tests, safety functions, operator logic
Test parameters	Times, repetitions, HMI approvals for step operation etc.

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🔹 2. What is done? (Activities during commissioning)

Step	Description
Test automatic release	Check behavior when automatic release button is pressed
Run through states (sequence)	Observe and log state changes in automatic mode
Test manual operation (MXIC)	Each state is triggered individually, manual movement is checked
Simulate error messages (i, CMZ)	Deliberately trigger interlock and CMZ functions and validate response
Check operator guidance (S-behavior)	Expected operator actions and HMI texts in automatic mode
Visualize signal status	Real-time tracking via HMI: states, signal status, diagnostics
Test limits and parameters	Check all parameterized values for correctness and effectiveness
Test sequence cross (if present)	Validate transitions between sequences

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🔹 3. Outputs – What is the result of the commissioning?

Result	Description
✅ Validated model execution	All states, zones, signals behave as defined in the model
✅ Safe manual and automatic function	Controlled and secured behavior in all operating modes
✅ Error handling works	Interlock deviations and safety functions act correctly
✅ Operator guidance correctly visible	HMI reliably displays states, prompts, messages
✅ Parameters checked and adjusted	All process-relevant values are aligned
✅ Commissioning documentation complete	All tests, releases and acceptances documented traceably

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🧩 Conclusion:

Commissioning in Selmo is not "trial and error", but a model-based proof, that the machine does what was specified in the model.

➡️ The model is the reference – the PLC executes it.