Documentation changes

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_aarithm.wb_load

@@ -8,7 +8,11 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary Arithmetical expression in the C programming language
+!  Arithmetical expression in the C programming language.
+!
 !  @image orm_aarithm_fo.gif
+!
 !  Optional programmable arithmetical expression in the C
 !  programming language. The expression is edited by means
 !  of the Attribute Editor at the object's Expression
@@ -51,17 +55,17 @@
 !    (d1 && d2) ? A1 + A2 : A3, means that VAL = A1+ A2,
 !    if d1 and d2 are TRUE , otherwise VAL = A3
 !
-!  Example
+! @b Example
 !
 !  This example shows how digital signals can be counted. Some signals
 !  are counted if they are TRUE others if they are FALSE and then the
-!  sum is stored. Node thad Di1 and Di2 are included in the sum if 
+!  sum is stored. Note that Di2 and Di3 are included in the sum if 
 !  they are FALSE.
-!  @image orm_en1-17.gif
+!  @image orm_aarithm_1.gif
 
-!  See Also
-!  DArithm, which calculates the value of logical
-!  expressions.
+! @b See Also
+!  @classlink DArithm pwrb_darithm.html
+!  @classlink CArithm pwrb_carithm.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object AArithm $ClassDef 2 
@@ -316,13 +320,6 @@ SObject pwrb:Class
       !  Arithmetic expression in the C programming language.
       !  The expression is edited by means of the Attribute
       !  Editor and cannot be changed in the target environment.
-      !  
-      !  Example
-      !
-      !  This example shows how digital signals can be counted.
-      !  Some signals are counted if they are TRUE others if
-      !  they are FALSE and then the sum is stored. Note that
-      !  Di1 and Di2 are included in the sum if they are FALSE.
       !*/
       Object Expression $Intern 1 
         Body SysBody

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_adelay.wb_load

@@ -8,19 +8,22 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_arithm.c
+!  @Summary Time delay of an analog signal
 !  Time delay of an analog signal.
 !  @image orm_adelay_fo.gif
 !  
 !  The time delay Tim can vary within the interval:
-!       { 0 - 100 x MaxCount x ScanTime }
+!
+!       { 0 - 100 * MaxCount * ScanTime }
+!
 !  The delay is implemented in a 100-step shift register.
-!  The time resolution per step is MaxCount ScanTime and
-!  maximum time delay is 100 MaxCount ScanTime.
+!  The time resolution per step is MaxCount * ScanTime and
+!  maximum time delay is 100 * MaxCount * ScanTime.
 !  
 !  Several Adelay objects can be connected in series when
 !  a higher resolution is needed.
 !  If the time resolution per step is worse than the
-!  program cycle time (i.e. MaxCount >1) a mean value is
+!  program cycle time (i.e. MaxCount > 1) a mean value is
 !  formed and stored in shift register 1.
 !  
 !  The very first sample is stored in every shift
@@ -36,10 +39,10 @@
 !  The output signal is fetched from the register
 !  representing the actual delay.
 !  
-!  Example
+! @b Example
 !
-!  1. With MaxCount = 1 anad ScanTime = 20 ms the maximum delay time
-!     is 100 1 1 / 50 seconds.
+!  1. With MaxCount = 1 and ScanTime = 20 ms the maximum delay time
+!     is 100 * 1 * 1 / 50 seconds.
 !     if the delay Tim = 1, ActVal(t) will be = In(t-50), i.e. the input
 !     signal is delayed by 50 execution cycles.
 !

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_ai.wb_load

@@ -9,13 +9,13 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Analog input signal
 !  Analog input.
 !  
 !  Configures an analog input signal in the Plant
 !  Configuration.
 !  
-!  Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints  
 !  Put the object below a $PlantHier object in the
 !  development environment in such a way that it belongs
 !  to the same target node as its associated channel

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_and.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary And gate
 !  AND-gate for up to 8 inputs. Used inputs do not have to
 !  be chosen consecutively.
 !  @image orm_and_fo.gif

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_ao.wb_load

@@ -9,13 +9,13 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Analog ouput signal
 !  Analog output.
 !  
 !  Configures an analog output signal in the Plant
 !  Configuration.
 !  
-!  Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints
 !  Put the object below a $PlantHier object in the
 !  development environment in such a way that it belongs
 !  to the same target node as its associated channel

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_apcollect.wb_load

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@
 !  object. An input doesn't has to be connected, the value can be set at
 !  runtime or in the configurator.
 !
-!  Example
+! @b Example
 !
 !  This is the code in a DataArithm which has a ApCollect object connected
 !  to the Da1 input.
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@
 !        if ( Da1->Ap[i])
 !          OA1++;
 !
-!  Se also
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink DataArithm pwrb_dataarithm.html
 !  @classlink DpCollect pwrb_dpcollect.html
 !  @classlink ApDistribute pwrb_apdistribute.html

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_apdistribute.wb_load

@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@
 !  The ApDistribute expands the number of analog outputs that can be
 !  handled in a DataArithm object.
 !  @image orm_apdistribute_fo.gif
+!
 !  The DpDistribute has 24 analog outputs, which values can be set from
 !  an array of Float32 declared in the code of a DataArithm. By connecting
 !  the data input of the ApDistribute to an data output of a DataArithm, 
@@ -32,7 +33,7 @@
 !  greater or equal to the value in MaxIndex. Use the type pwr_sApDistribute
 !  defined in $pwr_inc/rt_plc_data.h.
 !
-!  Example 
+! @b Example 
 !
 !  This is the code in a DataArithm witch has a ApDistribute object connected
 !  to the ODa1 output.
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@
 !        for ( i = 0; i < 24; i++)
 !          vect[i] = 0.1 * i;
 ! 
-!  Se also
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink DataArithm pwrb_dataarithm.html
 !  @classlink ApCollect pwrb_apcollect.html
 !  @classlink DpDistribute pwrb_dpdistribute.html

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_appldistribute.wb_load

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
 !  The distribution is carried out by the distribution window in the
 !  navigator, or by pwr_cmd with the command 'copy appl' or 'copy all'.
 !
-!  Se also
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink NodeConfig pwrb_nodeconfig.html
 !  @classlink GraphDistribute pwrb_graphdistribute.html
 !*/

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_asup.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_sup.h
+!  @Summary Analog supervisory
 !  Analog Supervisory.
 !  @image orm_asup_fo.gif
 !  
@@ -73,8 +74,7 @@
 !  specifies the hierarchies from which messages are to be
 !  received.
 !  
-!  Hints
-!
+! @b Hints
 !  The supervised quantity may belongs to an arbitrary
 !  object. This means not only signal objects but also
 !  other objects may supervised; e.g. attributes in a
@@ -88,9 +88,8 @@
 !  @image orm_en1-23.gif
 !  The Supervisory Objects may also be used Outside PLC Programs
 !  
-!  See Also
-!  
-!  DSup, which handles digital supervisions.
+! @b See Also  
+!  @classlink DSup pwrb_dsup.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object ASup $ClassDef 18 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_atostr.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_string.h
+!  @Summary Convert analog value to string
 !  Convert analog value to string.
 !  @image orm_atostr_fo.gif
 !

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_av.wb_load

@@ -9,13 +9,13 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Analog value
 !  Analog value.
 !  
 !  Configures a calculated analog value ( floating point
 !  number) in the Plant Configuration.
 !
-!      Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints 
 !  Put the object below a $PlantHier object in the
 !  development environment.
 !  The object is assigned an initial value (!= 0 ) in the

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_backup.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary Backup of objects or attributes
 !  Points out a data segment in rtdb where the items will
 !  be backed up on a file.
 !  @image orm_backup_fo.gif
@@ -26,6 +27,7 @@
 !  the object referred to have to reside on the same
 !  target node, else no backup will be done. DataName
 !  specifies what to backup.
+!
 !  The input of a backup object configured by the PLC
 !  Editor, is connected to the output of the object that
 !  will be backed up. It is assumed that this output is
@@ -39,11 +41,9 @@
 !  attribute. The corresponding backup object is also
 !  configured and created in run time.
 !  
-!      Hints
-!  
-!  Note! Whole signal objects, see table 2-4 on p. 2-4, should
-!  not be backed up, as this might cause problems after
-!  booting.
+! @b Hints 
+!  Note! Whole signal objects should not be backed up, as 
+!  this might cause problems after booting.
 !  
 !  Every type of signal object has a pointer *ActualValue
 !  and it is not likely that this will be the  same after
@@ -62,8 +62,8 @@
 !  One cannot presuppose at change of PROVIEW distribution
 !  that the back-up file will works.
 !  
-!      See Also
-!  Backup_Conf
+! @b See Also
+!  @classlink Backup_Conf pwrb_backup_conf.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object Backup $ClassDef 22 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_backup_conf.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configuration of the backup process
 !  Configures the backup-function of a node.
 !  
 !  The objects or parts of objects that will be included
@@ -21,9 +22,8 @@
 !  The object has to be configured direct below a $Node
 !  object representing a process node.
 !
-!      See Also
-!
-!  Backup
+! @b See Also
+!  @classlink Backup pwrb_backup.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object Backup_Conf $ClassDef 23 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_bcddo.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_io.c
+!  @Summary Binary coded decimal digital output.
 !  Binary Coded Decimal Digital output.
 !  @image orm_en1-25.gif
 !  
@@ -29,8 +30,7 @@
 !  
 !  Used for example to govern a character display.
 !  
-!      Example
-!  
+! @b Example  
 !  Suppose the input signal has the value 235 016.7
 !  The BCD-value becomes 5016 because
 !        BCD1 and BCD2 are both set => 6
@@ -42,9 +42,8 @@
 !  In that case also the the decimal digits are
 !  representing 10 000 and 100 000 binary coded decimal.
 !  
-!      See Also
-!  
-!  DiBCD, which implements the reverse function; see p.
+! @b See Also  
+!  @classlink DiBCD pwrb_dibcd.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object BCDDo $ClassDef 24 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_bodytext.wb_load

@@ -9,12 +9,13 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Multi-row comment in plc document
 !  Object to create a multi-row text.
 !  
 !  Used when a larger description is to be done; e.g. in a
 !  Document object.
 !
-!  Example
+! @b Example
 !  @image orm_en1-28.gif
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_carithm.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary User programmable object in the C programming language
 !  User programmable object in the C programming language.
 !  @image orm_carithm_fo.gif
 !  
@@ -18,26 +19,26 @@
 !  
 !  Up to 8 analog inputs respectively outputs and up to 8
 !  digital inputs respectively outputs.
+!
 !  Digital inputs may be inverted either by means of the
 !  Attribute Editor, or by the logical operator '!' in the
 !  Code attribute.
 !  
-!  Example
-!
+! @b Example
 !  This application starts to declare a variable 'r1'. The r1 is 
 !  assigned the sum of A1 and A2. As A2 is left open it will be
 !  given a value internally. If r1 is greater then 2.7 OA1 will
 !  be increased by one, otherwise cleard.
-!  @image orm_en1-30.gif
-!
-!  Hints
+!  @image orm_carithm_1.gif
 !
+! @b Hints  
 !  The symbol of the CArithm accommodates to the Code
 !  attribute. To avoid very wide CArithm objects finish
 !  statements with return.
 !  
-!  See Also
-!  AArithm, DArithm.
+! @b See Also
+!  @classlink AArithm pwrb_aarithm.html
+!  @classlink DArithm pwrb_darithm.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object CArithm $ClassDef 26 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_chanai.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures an analog input channel
 !  Configures an analog input channel independent of the
 !  type of physical Ai-card. The conversion from signal
 !  value to actual value is done by polynomials.
@@ -29,13 +30,7 @@
 !          -- sensor polynomial p, is determined by  SensorPolyType
 !          -- filter function f, is determined by FilterType in Ai object
 !  
-!      See Also
-!  
-!  ChanAit, whose conversion to ActualValue is based on a
-!  table.
-!  
-!         Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints
 !  ChanAi objects are configured below a suitable card
 !  object.
 !  
@@ -44,6 +39,9 @@
 !  To create card object with channel objects belonging to
 !  it the function 'Configure Card' in "Utility Window" is
 !  recommended.
+!
+! @b See also  
+!  @classlink ChanAit pwrb_chanait.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object ChanAi $ClassDef 28 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_chanait.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures an analog input channel with table conversion
 !  Configures an analog input channel independent of the
 !  type of physical Ai-card. The conversion from signal
 !  value to actual value is done by means of a table.
@@ -47,10 +48,11 @@
 !  In the target environment the following occurs with the
 !  SigValue:
 !  
-!   If SigValuemin <= s(SigValue) >= SigValuemax , then
-!     - the index n is calculated as SigValue(n) = s(SigValue) < SigValue(n+1)
-!      t( s(SigValue) ) = Intercept(n) + Slope(n)* s(SigValue)
-!   otherwise, t( s(SigValue) ) = OutValue for the first
+!  - If SigValuemin <= s(SigValue) >= SigValuemax , then
+!     - the index n is calculated as 
+!               SigValue(n) = s(SigValue) < SigValue(n+1)
+!     - t( s(SigValue) ) = Intercept(n) + Slope(n)* s(SigValue)
+!  - otherwise, t( s(SigValue) ) = OutValue for the first
 !    or the last pair of numbers depending on 
 !    s(SigValue) < s(SigValuemin) or s(SigValuemax) > s(SigValuemax)
 !             
@@ -58,12 +60,12 @@
 !  put in, for each NoOfCoordinates, the corresponding
 !  pair of numbers (InValue, OutValue ) respectively (Intercept, Slope).
 !  
-!  See Also
-!  
-!  ChanAi, whose conversion to ActualValue is based on a
-!  polynomial.
 !  ChanAit objects are configured below a suitable card
 !  object.
+!
+! @b See also
+!  
+! @classlink ChanAi pwrb_chanai.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object ChanAit $ClassDef 29 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_chanao.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures an analog output channel
 !  Configures an analog output channel independent of the
 !  type of physical Ao-card.
 !
@@ -23,8 +24,7 @@
 !  the output is based on FixedOutValue. Otherwise TestOn
 !  will settles which attribute the output is based on.
 !  
-!      Hints
-!  
+! @bHints  
 !  ChanAo objects are configured below a suitable card
 !  object.
 !  

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_chanco.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures a pulse counter channel
 !  Configures a pulse counter channel independent of the
 !  type of physical Co-card.
 !  

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_chandi.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures a digital input channel
 !   Configures a digital input channel independent of the
 !   type of physical Di-card.
 !  
@@ -22,8 +23,7 @@
 !   InvMask1 and ConvMask1 to card object, but InvertOn and
 !   ConversionOn belongs to this object.
 !  
-!  Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints  
 !  ChanDi objects are configured below a suitable Di-card
 !  object.
 !  Rack and card objects to different I/O systems are

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_chando.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures a digital output channel
 !  Configures a digital output channel independent of the
 !  type of physical Do-card.
 !  
@@ -23,8 +24,7 @@
 !  the output is based on FixedOutValue. Otherwise TestOn
 !  will settles which attribute the output is based on.
 !  
-!  Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints
 !  ChanDo objects are configured below a suitable Do-card
 !  object.
 !  Rack and card objects to different I/O systems are

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_classvolumeload.wb_load

@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@
 !
 !  The name of the object states the volume to load.
 !
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink NodeConfig pwrb_nodeconfig.html
-!  @classlink ClassVolumeLoad pwrb_classvolumeload.html
 !  
 !*/
 !

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_co.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary Configures a counter input signal
 !  Counter.
 !  
 !  Configures a counter input signal in the Plant
@@ -19,8 +20,7 @@
 !  I/O-system are read by a PLC job and converted to
 !  Actual Value by the IO job.
 !  
-!         Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints  
 !  Put the object below a $PlantHier object in the
 !  development environment in such a way that it belong to
 !  the same target node as its associated channel object.

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_comph.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_arithm.c
+!  @Summary Compares an analog value to a high limit
 !  Compares an analog value ( signal or parameter) to a high
 !  limit.
 !  @image orm_en1-36.gif
@@ -24,9 +25,8 @@
 !  output becomes FALSE as soon as the input becomes less
 !  than or equal to the high limit minus the hysteresis.
 !  
-!  See Also
-!  
-!  Compl.
+! @b See Also  
+!  @classlink Compl pwrb_compl.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object Comph $ClassDef 39 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_compl.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_arithm.c
+!  @Summary Compares an analog value with a low limit
 !  Compares an analog value (signal or parameter) with a
 !  low limit.
 !  @image orm_en1-38.gif 
@@ -25,9 +26,8 @@
 !  as the input becomes greater than or equal to the low
 !  limit plus the hysteresis.
 !  
-!  See Also
-!  
-!  Comph.
+! @b See Also  
+!  @classlink Comph pwrb_comph.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object Compl $ClassDef 40 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_count.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_io.c
+!  @Summary Pulse counter
 !  Pulse counter.
 !  @image orm_count_fo.gif
 !  
@@ -17,8 +18,7 @@
 !  equal to a present value.
 !  The counter is triggered on leading edges.
 !  
-!      Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints  
 !  The object can be used as a 'pulse counter card' in the
 !  software at maximum one pulse every second (edge
 !  detecting) loop , i.e. a maximum of 25 Hz, if the base

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_cstoai.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_io.h
+!  @Summary Conditional storage of Ai signal
 !  Conditional Storage Analog input.
 !  @image orm_cstoai_fo.gif  
 !
@@ -18,9 +19,11 @@
 !  
 !  Conditional is aimed at the con-input, which is
 !  supposed to be connected.
-!  Note! This object is used for simulation purposes.
-!  IOSimulFlag will be set TRUE and IOReadWriteFlag FALSE
-!  in the $Node object, i.e. any physical I/O-hardware may
+!
+! @b Note!
+!  This object is used for simulation purposes.
+!  SimulFlag will be set TRUE and ReadWriteFlag FALSE
+!  in the IOHandler object, i.e. any physical I/O-hardware may
 !  not be used on the node in connection to this object.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_cstoao.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_io.h
+!  @Summary Conditional storage of Ao signal
 !  Conditional Storage Analog output.
 !  @image orm_cstoao_fo.gif
 !  

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_cstoap.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_io.h
+!  @Summary Conditional storage of analog attribute
 !  Conditional Storage Analog parameter.
 !  @image orm_cstoap_fo.gif
 !  
@@ -30,7 +31,7 @@
 !  It is not allowed, by means of a function in C or PLC
 !  programs, to write in any of the inputs.
 !  
-!  Example
+! @b Example
 !
 !  At Gain-Scheduling it would be possible to use CStoAp
 !  objects with the analog inputs left open; see below.

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_cstoip.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_io.h
+!  @Summary Conditional storage of integer attribute
 !  Conditional Storage Integer parameter.
 !  @image orm_cstoip_fo.gif
 !  

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_cstosp.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_string.h
+!  @Summary Conditional storage of string attribute.
 !  Conditional Storage of string attribute.
 !  @image orm_cstosp_fo.gif
 !
@@ -26,8 +27,9 @@
 !  It is not allowed, by means of a function in C or PLC
 !  programs, to write in any of the inputs.
 !  
-!      Example
-!  It would be possible to use CStoSp to change the DetectText.
+! @b Example
+!  It is possible to use CStoSp to change the DetectText in
+!  ASup or DSup objects.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object CStoSp $ClassDef 311 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_cstosv.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_string.h
+!  @Summary Conditional storage of string value.
 !  Conditional storage of string value.
 !  @image orm_cstosv_fo.gif
 !

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_csub.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_grafcet.h
+!  @Summary Conditional execution of plc-objects in a sub-window
 !  Conditional execution of objects located in a
 !  Sub-window.
 !  @image orm_csub_fo.gif

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_curve.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_arithm.c
+!  @Summary Interpolates in a table
 !  Interpolates in a table.
 !  @image orm_curve_fo.gif
 !  

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_darithm.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary User-defined logical expression
 !  User-defined logical expression.
 !  @image orm_darithm_fo.gif
 !  
@@ -40,7 +41,7 @@
 !  easier to get access from the object display. Unused
 !  inputs make compilation errors.
 !  
-!  Example
+! @b Example
 !  
 !  1 Combinational circuit. In the following example '&&' means
 !    logical and, '||' means logical or and '!' means not.
@@ -58,8 +59,9 @@
 !  
 !        Expression: (A1 + 3.5 * A2) < A3
 !  
-!   See Also
-!   AArithm that calculates the value of arithmetic
+! @b See Also
+!   @classlink AArithm pwrb_aarithm.html
+!   @classlink CArithm pwrb_carithm.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object DArithm $ClassDef 82 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dataarithm.wb_load

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@
 !  DpDistribute, ApDistribute, DpCollect and ApCollect objects can be used
 !  to expand the number of inputs and outputs to the DataArithm.  
 !
-!  Se also
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink GetData pwrb_getdata.html
 !  @classlink DpCollect pwrb_dpcollect.html
 !  @classlink ApCollect pwrb_apcollect.html

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_datacollect.wb_load

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@
 !  MaxIndex should be assigned the number of used inputs in the DataCollect
 !  object.
 !
-!  Example
+! @b Example
 !
 !  This is the code in a DataArithm which has a DataCollect object connected
 !  to the Da1 input.

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_di.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Digital input signal
 !  Digital input.
 !  
 !  Configures a digital input signal in the Plant
@@ -28,8 +29,7 @@
 !  sampled signal latest become FALSE until it is
 !  allowed to be TRUE again.
 !  
-!         Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints
 !  Put the object below a $PlantHier object in the
 !  development environment in such a way that it belongs
 !  to the same target node as its associated channel

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dibcd.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_io.c
+!  @Summary Digital input binary coded decimal
 !  Digital input Binary Coded Decimal.
 !  @image orm_en1-55.gif
 !  
@@ -24,7 +25,7 @@
 !  BCD4 - BCD7 represents integers in the interval {10,20,...,90}
 !  BCD8 - BCDB represents integers in the interval {100,200,...,900}
 !  
-!         Example
+! @b Example
 !  1  BCD1 = BCD4 = BCD7 = TRUE and the rest FALSE.
 !  
 !     VAL gets the value BCD1 * 2 + BCD4 * 10 + BCD7 * 80 = 92
@@ -34,12 +35,12 @@
 !  
 !     VAL = last valid value and err is TRUE, i.e. one
 !  
-!         Hints
+! @b Hints
 !  More DiBCD objects can be connected in parallel to
 !  additional BCD-input signals.
 !  
-!         See Also
-!  BCDDo, which implements the reverse function.
+! @b See Also
+!  @classlink BCDDo pwrb_bcddo.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object DiBCD $ClassDef 87 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_do.wb_load

@@ -10,13 +10,13 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary Digital output signal
 !  Digital output.
 !  
 !  Configures a digital output signal in the Plant
 !  Configuration.
 !  
-!         Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints  
 !  Put the object below a $PlantHier object in the
 !  development environment in such a way that it belongs
 !  to the same target node as its associated channel

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_document.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures documents in the PLC editor
 !  Configures in the working area of the PLC Editor an
 !  area in A-format.
 !  @image orm_en1-56.gif
@@ -35,22 +36,6 @@
 !  object will be created. The file is default located on
 !  'pwrp_tmp'.
 !  
-!  By the pwr_plc commands:
-!  · document /repage -- the Document objects are page
-!  numbered on the form x.y. The number before point
-!  specifies a PlcPgm within the PROVIEW system and the
-!  number after specifies Document objects in the same
-!  order as they have been created in the PLC program.
-!  If the pages have to be numbered in a certain order
-!  they have to be ordered in the wanted way in the
-!  work-bench database.
-!  
-!   · document /list -- writes an alphabetic list with the
-!     name on all Document objects in the system.
-!     The transcription is default sent to the
-!     same window as from where the development environment
-!     was started.
-!
 !  If there is a need for a larger working surface choose
 !  A3 format in the Document object. The objects in the
 !  transcription will be somewhat reduced in scale

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dpcollect.wb_load

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@
 !  object. An input doesn't has to be connected, the value can be set at
 !  runtime or in the configurator.
 !
-!  Example
+! @b Example
 !
 !  This is the code in a DataArithm which has a DpCollect object connected
 !  to the Da1 input.
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@
 !          if ( Da1->Dp[i])
 !            OA1++;
 !
-!  Se also
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink DataArithm pwrb_dataarithm.html
 !  @classlink ApCollect pwrb_apcollect.html
 !  @classlink DpDistribute pwrb_dpdistribute.html

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dpdistribute.wb_load

@@ -32,8 +32,7 @@
 !  greater or equal to the value in MaxIndex. Use the type pwr_sDpDistribute
 !  defined in $pwr_inc/rt_plc_data.h.
 !
-!  Example 
-!
+! @b Example 
 !  This is the code in a DataArithm witch has a DpDistribute object connected
 !  to the ODa1 output.
 !
@@ -48,7 +47,7 @@
 !            vect[i] = 0;
 !        }
 ! 
-!  Se also
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink DataArithm pwrb_dataarithm.html
 !  @classlink DpCollect pwrb_dpcollect.html
 !  @classlink ApDistribute pwrb_apdistribute.html

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_drive.wb_load

@@ -10,13 +10,15 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_drive.c
+!  @Summary Start/Stop motor control
 !  START/ STOP motor control with supervision of contactor
 !  response and motion guard.
 !  @image orm_en1-58.gif
 !  Three different types of interlockings:
-!   · safety interlocking SafeStop
-!   · production interlocking ProdStop
-!   · 'prevent to start' interlocking, NoStart
+!
+!   - safety interlocking SafeStop
+!   - production interlocking ProdStop
+!   - 'prevent to start' interlocking, NoStart
 !
 !  SafeStop and ProdStop disable, each separately, the
 !  internal alarms (Alarm1, ..., Alarm3), i.e. when
@@ -30,31 +32,31 @@
 !  output signal ManMode in the following way:
 !  @image orm_en1-59.gif
 !  
-!   LOCAL  
-!         · Used at operation from for example an outer
+! @b LOCAL  
+!         - Used at operation from for example an outer
 !           operator's console, switching equipment etc.
-!         · Only safety interlocking SafeStop is taken
+!         - Only safety interlocking SafeStop is taken
 !           into account.
-!         · LocStart has a spring back push button
+!         - LocStart has a spring back push button
 !           function with a closing start function. The
 !           signal has to be set until ConOn is TRUE;
 !           see below.
-!         · LocDrive has a spring back push button
+!         - LocDrive has a spring back push button
 !           function with an opening stop function. STOP
 !           is also done when Local is reset.
 !           @image orm_en1-60.gif
 !  
-!  MANUAL/AUTO
-!         · Both production and safety interlockings are
+! @b MANUAL/AUTO
+!         - Both production and safety interlockings are
 !           concerned.
-!         · In MANUAL mode START/STOP request is handled
+!         - In MANUAL mode START/STOP request is handled
 !           by the operator by means of the attributes
 !           ManSta respectively ManSto.
-!         · In AUTO mode START request is done on a
+!         - In AUTO mode START request is done on a
 !           leading edge on AutoStart; STOP request when
 !           AutoStart is FALSE, i.e. not at any edge but
 !           on the level.
-!         · The changes,
+!         - The changes,
 !           -- AUTO -> MANUAL, do not influence the
 !              operational order, Order.
 !           -- MANUAL -> AUTO. If the operational order
@@ -66,9 +68,9 @@
 !  value of ProdTim or SpeedTim itself that determines if
 !  these are concerned or not.
 !
-!  Examples
+! @h1 Examples
 !
-!  Worm Conveyer with Motion Guard 
+! @b Worm Conveyer with Motion Guard 
 !
 !  Assumptions:
 !
@@ -85,7 +87,7 @@
 !  @image orm_en1-61.gif
 !  Periodical Control of a Contactor
 !
-!  Forward/Backward operation 
+! @b Forward/Backward operation 
 !
 !  Driving only in the operational mode AUTO. Forward/backward operation 
 !  is controlled by Dv-signals. Response from the contactor exists, but 
@@ -95,7 +97,7 @@
 !  @image orm_en1-62.gif
 !  Configuration of a Forward/Backward Operation
 !
-!  Two Conveyers 
+! @b Two Conveyers 
 !  @image orm_en1-63.gif
 !
 !  The conveyer Trp1 may start only if the conveyer Trp2 is already running 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dsfast.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Stores data for a fast graph à la storage oscilloscope.
 !  Stores data for a fast graph à la storage oscilloscope.
 !  
 !  In every node where fast graphs should be stored there

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dsfastconf.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configuration of DsFast process
 !  Specifies attributes of a single DsFast.
 !  
 !  In every node where fast graphs should be stored there
@@ -16,8 +17,7 @@
 !  DsFast objects.
 !  @image orm_en1-67.gif
 !
-!  Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints
 !  The DsFastConf object is placed below the $Node object.
 !  If a Ds_Fast job is loaded to a node, which has no
 !  DsFastConf object, it will execute with 10 Hz.
@@ -30,8 +30,8 @@
 !  EBUILD-file.
 !  @image orm_en1-68.gif
 !  
-!      See Also
-!  DsFast
+! @b See Also
+!  @classlink DsFast pwrb_dsfast.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object DsFastConf $ClassDef 105 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dstrend.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Long time storage of data for a trend graph
 !  Long time storage of data for a trend graph.
 !  
 !  In every node where trend graphs shall be stored there
@@ -54,8 +55,7 @@
 !  - pwr_tInt8, pwr_tInt16, pwr_tInt32
 !  - pwr_tUInt8, pwr_tUInt16, pwr_tUInt32
 !  
-!  Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints
 !  If a signal is associated with an object by the type
 !  DsTrend, DsFast, or DsHist this relation may be marked
 !  by putting the object direct below the current signal

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dstrendconf.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configuration of DsTrend process
 !  Specifies attributes of a single DsTrend job.
 !  
 !  In every node where trend graphs shall be stored there
@@ -17,8 +18,7 @@
 !  @image orm_en1-71.gif
 !  DsTrend Job with Matching Objects 
 !  
-!  Hints
-!
+! @b Hints
 !  Because a DsTrend job default is loaded to each OpenVMS
 !  node it is suitable to configure DsTrendConf object on
 !  this nodes. The DsTrendConf objects are placed below
@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@
 !  If a Ds_Trend job is loaded to a node that has no
 !  DsTrendConf object, it will execute with 1 Hz.
 !  
-!         See Also
-!  DsTrend.
+! @b See Also
+!  @classlink DsTrend pwrb_dstrend.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object DsTrendConf $ClassDef 109 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dsup.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_sup.h
+!  @Summary Digital supervisory
 !  Digital Supervisory.
 !  @image orm_dsup_fo.gif
 !
@@ -59,11 +60,12 @@
 !  unacknowledged C- resp. D-alarms is shown, while the
 !  text is put into the alarm list, where the
 !  acknowledgement can be done too.
+!
 !  Different types of out units exist:
 !  
-!  · OPERATOR: The select list is defined by an attribute
+!  - OPERATOR: The select list is defined by an attribute
 !    in a User object.
-!  · PRINTER:    The select list is defined by an
+!  - PRINTER:    The select list is defined by an
 !    attribute in an EventPrinter
 !    object.
 !  
@@ -73,7 +75,7 @@
 !  specifies the hierarchies from which messages are to be
 !  received.
 !  
-!      Hints
+! @b Hints
 !  Supervision of a trailing edge can be done when the In-signal
 !  has been inverted.
 !  
@@ -88,8 +90,8 @@
 !  Editor and the eventmonitor takes care of the
 !  supervision.
 !
-!      See Also
-!  ASup which handles analog supervision.
+! @b See Also
+!  @classlink ASup pwrb_asup.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object DSup $ClassDef 110 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dtostr.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_string.h
+!  @Summary Convert digital value to string
 !  Convert digital value to string.
 !  @image orm_dtostr_fo.gif
 !

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_dv.wb_load

@@ -9,13 +9,14 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Digital value
 !  Digital value.
 !  
 !  Configures a calculated binary value in the Plant
 !  Configuration. The value is used as a binary flag with
 !  the values TRUE or FALSE.
 !  
-!      Hints
+! @b Hints
 !  Put the object below a $PlantHier object in the
 !  development environment.
 !  

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_edge.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary Edge detector
 !  Edge detector.
 !  @image orm_edge_fo.gif
 !  

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_filter.wb_load

@@ -10,22 +10,25 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_arithm.c
+!  @Summary First order lag filter
 !  First Order Lag Filter.
 !  @image orm_filter_fo.gif
 !
 !  The input signal gets an exponential smoothing.
-!   VAL = a * In+ (1 - a) * X = X + a (In - X) , where
-!   X =  FeedB, if FeedB is connected, ActValt - 1, otherwise
 !
-!  a = ScanTime / FiltCon and 0 < a < 1.0. If a >= 1.0
-!  no filtering is done.
+!    VAL = a * In + (1 - a) * X = X + a * (In - X) , where
+!
+!      X =  FeedB, if FeedB is connected, 
+!           ActValt - 1, otherwise
+!  
+!    a = ScanTime / FiltCon and 0 < a < 1.0. 
+!    If a >= 1.0 no filtering is done.
 !
 !  An external signal may also be used as feedback; e.g.
 !  @image orm_en1-77.gif
 !
-!  Example
-!
-!  If a (= ScanTime / FiltCon ) is small, 0.1 - 0.2, the output gets 
+! @b Example
+!  If a (= ScanTime / FiltCon) is small, 0.1 - 0.2, the output gets 
 !  a character of a slowly moving average.
 !  @image orm_en1-78.gif
 !*/

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_frame.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Frame object
 !  Single-row text object.
 !
 !  If no text is specified, in e.g. a Frame object, the
@@ -16,12 +17,12 @@
 !  
 !  The only difference between Frame, Head, Text, and
 !  Title is the default values of the attributes.
-!  @image orm_en1-79.gif
+!  @image orm_text_3.gif
 !  They are used in Document objects where, for instance,
-!    Title specifies what the configuration is doing, i.e.
+!   - Title specifies what the configuration is doing, i.e.
 !     the function.
-!    Sub-functions are named by Head objects.
-!    Frame and Text are used to information of details.
+!   - Sub-functions are named by Head objects.
+!   - Frame and Text are used to information of details.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object Frame $ClassDef 119 
@@ -34,7 +35,7 @@ SObject pwrb:Class
       !/**
       !  Specifies if the text is to be surrounded by a some
       !  kind of frame.
-      !  @image orm_en1-81.gif
+      !  @image orm_text_2.gif
       !*/
       Object FrameAttribute $Intern 1 
         Body SysBody
@@ -73,7 +74,7 @@ SObject pwrb:Class
       !/**
       !  The attribute influence the appearance of the text. The
       !  following values are used: 0, 1, 2, 3.
-      !  @image orm_en1-80.gif
+      !  @image orm_text_1.gif
       !*/
       Object TextAttribute $Intern 5 
         Body SysBody

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_friendnodeconfig.wb_load

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
 !  The FriendNodeConfig object is created in the project volume as a toplevel
 !  object in the node-hierachy.
 !
-!  Se also
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink NodeConfig pwrb_nodeconfig.html
 !  
 !*/

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getai.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Get Ai signal
 !  Get Analog input.
 !  @image orm_getai_fo.gif
 !  
@@ -18,11 +19,12 @@
 !  The complete name of the Ai-signal has to be supplied;
 !  its last segment is shown in the right empty part of
 !  the symbol.
+!
 !  The GetAi object
-!   is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
+!  - is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
 !    for Ai-signals,
-!   contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!   is without executable code.
+!  - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!  - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetAi $ClassDef 120 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getao.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Get Ao signal
 !  Get Analog output.
 !  @image orm_getao_fo.gif
 !  
@@ -19,10 +20,10 @@
 !  the symbol.
 !  
 !  The GetAo object
-!   is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
+!  - is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
 !    for Ao-signals,
-!   contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!   is without executable code.
+!  - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!  - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetAo $ClassDef 121 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getap.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Get analog attribute
 !  Get Analog parameter.
 !  @image orm_getap_fo.gif
 !  
@@ -16,13 +17,12 @@
 !  parameter, in- or output signal) in an arbitrary
 !  object.
 !  
-!  The complete name of quantity has to be supplied; se
-!  hints below.
-!  The GetAp object
+!  The complete name of quantity has to be supplied.
 !
-!    is a pure address reference,
-!    contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!    is without executable code.
+!  The GetAp object  
+!   - is a pure address reference,
+!   - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!   - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetAp $ClassDef 122 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getav.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Get analog value
 !  Get Analog value.
 !  @image orm_getav_fo.gif
 !  
@@ -19,11 +20,10 @@
 !  of the symbol.
 !  
 !  The GetAv object
-!    is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
+!   - is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
 !     for Av-signals,
-!  
-!    contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!    is without executable code.
+!   - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!   - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetAv $ClassDef 123 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getdata.wb_load

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 !  DataArithm-objects by connecting the output of the GetData
 !  in the plc editor.
 !
-!  Se also
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink DataArithm pwrb_dataarithm.html
 !*/
 !

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getdi.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Get Di signal
 !  Get Digital input.
 !  @image orm_getdi_fo.gif
 !
@@ -19,10 +20,10 @@
 !  of the symbol.
 !  
 !  The GetDi object
-!   is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
+!  - is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
 !    for Di-signals,
-!   contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!   is without executable code.
+!  - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!  - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetDi $ClassDef 124 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getdo.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Get Do signal
 !  Get Digital output.
 !  @image orm_getdo_fo.gif
 !
@@ -19,10 +20,10 @@
 !  of the symbol.
 !  
 !  The GetDo object
-!    is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
+!   - is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
 !     for Do-signals,
-!    contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!    is without executable code.
+!   - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!   - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetDo $ClassDef 125 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getdp.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Get digital attribute
 !  Get Digital parameter.
 !  @image orm_getdp_fo.gif
 !
@@ -19,10 +20,9 @@
 !  The complete name of the quantity has to be supplied.
 !
 !  The GetDp object  
-!  
-!   is a pure address reference to a binary quantity,
-!   contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!   is without executable code.
+!  - is a pure address reference to a binary quantity,
+!  - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!  - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetDp $ClassDef 126 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getdv.wb_load

@@ -9,7 +9,9 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Get digital value
 !  Get Digital value.
+!
 !  @image orm_getdv_fo.gif
 !
 !  Fetches the engineering value for specified Dv-signal
@@ -18,11 +20,12 @@
 !  The complete name of the Dv-signal has to be supplied;
 !  its last segment name is shown in the right empty part
 !  of the symbol.
+!
 !  The GetDv object
-!   is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
+!  - is a pure address reference to the I/O-copied area
 !    for Dv-signals,
-!   contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!   is without executable code.
+!  - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!  - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetDv $ClassDef 127 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getip.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_io.h
+!  @Summary Get integer attribute
 !  Get Integer parameter.
 !  @image orm_getip_fo.gif
 !
@@ -18,16 +19,15 @@
 !  
 !  The complete name of the parameter has to be supplied.
 !  The GetIp object
-!   is a pure address reference,
-!   contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!   is without executable code.
-!
-!  Example
+!  - is a pure address reference,
+!  - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!  - is without executable code.
 !
+! @b Example
 !  In the example below the value of the integer parameter, AccMod is stored: 
 !
-!  - unconditionally by STOIP 
-!  _ conditionally by CSTOIP 
+!  - unconditionally by StoIp 
+!  - conditionally by CStoIp 
 !
 !  The value is also unconditionally stored as a pwr_tFloat32 on an attribute 
 !  pwr_float32 in the object named TIC2M

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getpi.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_io.h
+!  @Summary Get Co signal
 !  Get Pulse input.
 !  @image orm_getpi_fo.gif
 !
@@ -23,10 +24,11 @@
 !  The name of the object is shown in the button of the
 !  GetPi-symbol.
 !  @image orm_en1-95.gif
+!
 !  The GetPi object
-!   is a pure address reference,
-!   contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!   is without executable code.
+!  - is a pure address reference,
+!  - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!  - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetPi $ClassDef 129 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getsp.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Get String attribute
 !  Get String parameter.
 !  @image orm_getsp_fo.gif
 !
@@ -19,9 +20,9 @@
 !  The complete name of quantity has to be supplied.
 !
 !  The GetSp object  
-!    is a pure address reference,
-!    contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!    is without executable code.
+!   - is a pure address reference,
+!   - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!   - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetSp $ClassDef 309 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_getsv.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Get string value
 !  Get String value.
 !  @image orm_getsv_fo.gif
 !
@@ -17,9 +18,10 @@
 !  The complete name of the Sv-signal has to be supplied;
 !  its last segment name is shown in the right empty part
 !  of the symbol.
+!
 !  The GetSv object
-!   contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
-!   is without executable code.
+!  - contains no relevant information (=data) in rtdb,
+!  - is without executable code.
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object GetSv $ClassDef 304 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_graph.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures a window to display GMS-graphic
 !  Configures a window to display GMS-graphic.
 !  
 !  To display GMS-graphics on a monitor the graphics have

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_graphdistribute.wb_load

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
 !  The distribution is carried out by the distribution window in the
 !  navigator, or by pwr_cmd with the command 'copy graph' or 'copy all'.
 !
-!  Se also
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink NodeConfig pwrb_nodeconfig.html
 !  @classlink ApplDistribute pwrb_appldistribute.html
 !*/

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_gray.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_io.c
+!  @Summary Converts a 16-bits Gray code value into its decimal equivalent
 !  Converts a 16-bits Gray code value into its decimal
 !  equivalent.
 !  @image orm_gray_fo.gif

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_head.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Header object
 !  Single-row text object.
 !
 !  If no text is specified, in e.g. a Frame object, the
@@ -16,15 +17,15 @@
 !  
 !  The only difference between Frame, Head, Text, and
 !  Title is the default values of the attributes.
-!  @image orm_en1-79.gif
+!  @image orm_text_3.gif
 !
 !  They are used in Document objects where, for instance,
-!    Title specifies what the configuration is doing, i.e.
+!   - Title specifies what the configuration is doing, i.e.
 !     the function.
-!    Sub-functions are named by Head objects.
-!    Frame and Text are used to information of details.
-!  Hints
+!   - Sub-functions are named by Head objects.
+!   - Frame and Text are used to information of details.
 !
+! @b Hints
 !  A well-done PLC program ought to contain not only objects necessary 
 !  to the computer execution but also objects whose purpose are to make 
 !  the program more easy to understand to later readers. See figure below. 
@@ -52,7 +53,7 @@ SObject pwrb:Class
       !/**
       !  The attribute influence the appearance of the text. The
       !  following values are used: 0, 1, 2, 3.
-      !  @image orm_en1-80.gif
+      !  @image orm_text_1.gif
       !*/
       Object TextAttribute $Intern 2 
         Body SysBody
@@ -62,7 +63,7 @@ SObject pwrb:Class
       !/**
       !  Specifies if the text is to be surrounded by a some
       !  kind of frame.
-      !  @image orm_en1-81.gif
+      !  @image orm_text_2.gif
       !*/
       Object FrameAttribute $Intern 3 
         Body SysBody

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_inc3p.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_pid.c
+!  @Summary Incremental 3-point output with dead zone
 !  Incremental 3-point output with dead zone. Incremental
 !  comes from the type of input and the digit 3 of the
 !  output, which can have three distinct values, e.g. open
@@ -31,6 +32,7 @@
 !  down respectively up with a time amount of ScanTime, at
 !  every scanning when an increment or decrement signal
 !  has been set.
+!
 !  To avoid ripple on the outputs, which may be
 !  destructive to the actuator at small control errors,
 !  the absolute value of the Acc-attribute has to exceed
@@ -50,9 +52,9 @@
 !  by a frequency determined by the PlcPgm object. But
 !  only the signals may be reset by the timer control.
 !
-!  Example
+! @h1 Example
 !
-!  Timer Control of Outputs 
+! @b Timer Control of Outputs 
 !
 !  Suppose a flow control with an electrically-activated valve 
 !  with increment/decrement control. The flow signal ( here kalle2) 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_initstep.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_grafcet.h
+!  @Summary The first step in a Grafcet-chain
 !  The first step in a Grafcet-chain.
 !  @image orm_initstep_fo.gif
 !
@@ -24,10 +25,10 @@
 !  sequential chains in the PLC program in the following
 !  way. When the reset signal makes the transition:
 !  
-!    0 -> 1 each Step, InitStep and Order object in the
+!   - 0 -> 1 each Step, InitStep and Order object in the
 !     PLC program becomes inactive. Stored orders are
 !     aborted.
-!    1 -> 0 the InitStep object(s) of the PLC program
+!   - 1 -> 0 the InitStep object(s) of the PLC program
 !     becomes active.
 !  
 !  If individual reset signals are required for every
@@ -42,7 +43,7 @@
 !  on page 3-328. It may also be left open or used as an
 !  ordinary binary signal; see figure 3-22 on page 3-184.
 !
-!  Examples
+! @b Examples
 !
 !  Figure below shows how an InitStep , ISO, may be configured 
 !  in a straight sequential chain. A chain is said to be straight 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_inv.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary Logical inverter
 !  Logical inverter.
 !  @image orm_inv_fo.gif
 !  Inverts a logical signal.

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_iohandler.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures the IO handler
 !  Contains attributes which are used by the IO job.
 !  
 !  The IO job handles,

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_itostr.wb_load

@@ -10,7 +10,8 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_string.h
-!  Convert analog value to string.
+!  @Summary Convert integer value to string.
+!  Convert integer value to string.
 !  @image orm_itostr_fo.gif
 !
 !  The ItoStr object converts the value of the integer input to

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_limit.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_arithm.c
+!  @Summary Limits an analog signal up/downwards
 !  Limits an analog signal up/downwards and signals if a
 !  limitation has taken place.
 !  @image orm_limit_fo.gif

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_listdescriptor.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Describes the contents and appearance of a single list.
 !  Describes the contents and appearance of a single list.
 !  
 !  The utility pwr_plc contains functions to handle the
@@ -162,6 +163,18 @@ SObject pwrb:Class
       !  the current signal object? The searching will be
       !  carried out among all the objects in the work-bench
       !  database. The attribute is used in signal lists.
+      !  @image orm_en1-116.gif
+      !  Figure above shows that there are two signal objects below a 
+      !  hierarchy H1-A1. One Dv-signal object named H1-A1-A1_HitTk 
+      !  and one Do-signal object named H1-A1-A1_HitIND_2514. For each 
+      !  signal object three fields are printed; the last segment of the
+      !  signals object name is printed to the left (controlled by
+      !  PrintObjName ), the two last segments of the name of connected
+      !  channel objects in the middle (controlled by PrintSigChan) and
+      !  finally the Description attribute of the signal object. A
+      !  cross-reference list is printed out for each signal object. The
+      ! '#' character precedes the name of objects which write into a signal
+      !  object. 
       !*/
       Object Crossreference $Attribute 3 
         Body SysBody
@@ -191,6 +204,9 @@ SObject pwrb:Class
       !        selected object. Specify "3" to involve the
       !        names of objects ( signal objects excluded) in
       !        other hierarchies with this type of references.
+      !  @image orm_en1-117.gif
+      !  @image orm_en1-118.gif
+      !  Advanced Transcription with External References
       !*/
       Object Externreference $Attribute 4 
         Body SysBody

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_maxmin.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_arithm.c
+!  @Summary Max/Min selector
 !  Max/Min selector.
 !  @image orm_maxmin_fo.gif
 !

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_messagehandler.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures the event monitor
 !  Specifies attributes to a single message handler.
 !  
 !  Every message handler job needs a MessageHandler

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_mode.wb_load

@@ -10,16 +10,18 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_pid.c
+!  @Summary Select control modes or forced control of Pid objects.
 !  Used to select control modes (MANUAL / AUTO / CASCADE)
 !  or forced control of Pid objects.
 !  @image orm_en1-121.gif
 !
 !  The control modes are:
-!   · MANUAL -- when the 'operator' sets the output of the
+!
+!   - MANUAL -- when the 'operator' sets the output of the
 !     Pid object
-!   · AUTO   -- when the 'operator' chooses the set point
+!   - AUTO   -- when the 'operator' chooses the set point
 !     value
-!   · CASCADE -- the output from a Pid object is used to
+!   - CASCADE -- the output from a Pid object is used to
 !     adjust the set point value in a
 !     secondary Pid object.
 !  
@@ -27,6 +29,9 @@
 !  Pid object is not taken from the PID-algorithm but from
 !  the XForcVal-attribute in the Mode object. See control
 !  examples at the Pid object.
+!
+! @b See also
+!  @classlink PID pwrb_pid.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object Mode $ClassDef 147 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_mvalve.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_drive.c
+!  @Summary Motor valve positioner
 !  Motor valve positioner with three operating states and
 !  supervision of operation time and contactor response.
 !  @image orm_en1-123.gif
@@ -41,9 +42,9 @@
 !  operation. A new order resets the alarms and initiates
 !  a new operation.
 !
-!  Example
+! @h1 Example
 !
-!  Carriage Operation 
+! @b Carriage Operation 
 !  @image orm_en1-126.gif
 !
 !  The carriage is run only in MANUAL mode. 
@@ -53,7 +54,7 @@
 !  @image orm_en1-127.gif
 !  MValve Object Used in Motor Control
 !
-!  Control Valve
+! @b Control Valve
 !  @image orm_en1-127.gif
 !  Motor Valve Control
 !

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_nodeconfig.wb_load

@@ -26,13 +26,12 @@
 !  Distribution objects (ApplDistribute, GraphDistribute) configures 
 !  application programs and other files that should be copied to the node.
 !
-!  Se also
+! @b See also
 !  @classlink RootVolumeLoad pwrb_rootvolumeload.html
 !  @classlink ClassVolumeLoad pwrb_classvolumeload.html
 !  @classlink FriendNodeConfig pwrb_friendnodeconfig.html
 !  @classlink ApplDistribute pwrb_appldistribute.html
 !  @classlink GraphDistribute pwrb_graphdistribute.html
-!  @classlink SystemDistribute pwrb_systemdistribute.html
 !  
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_opplace.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures a logical operator station for operator
 !  Configures a logical operator station for operator
 !  dialogue. A logical operator station represents a work
 !  station, X-terminal etc.
@@ -47,8 +48,8 @@
 !    signal or after an alarm acknowledgement,   about
 !    remaining unacknowledged events a short acoustic
 !    signal sounds with the period of ReactivateBellTime.
-!  After a certain number of such periods (
-!  ReactivateBellCount specifies the numbers) the
+!    After a certain number of such periods 
+!    (ReactivateBellCount specifies the numbers) the
 !    reminder time has  expired and the acoustic signal
 !    is activated in the normal way again. If there is no
 !    unacknowledged event at present and

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_or.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary Or gate
 !  OR-gate.
 !  @image orm_or_fo.gif
 !

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_order.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_grafcet.h
+!  @Summary A Grafcet order
 !  A Grafcet order.
 !  @image orm_en1-131.gif
 !  To every sequential step one or more Order objects can
@@ -60,7 +61,7 @@
 !  
 !  We talk about a C-order when the condition attribute is
 !  set. The condition of a C-order can be defined in one
-!  of the following two ways (see figure 3-55, p. 3-366):
+!  of the following two ways:
 !
 !  1  by direct connecting of a binary condition to the
 !     symbol's vertical input.
@@ -73,8 +74,7 @@
 !     Opposite to an activity window a conditional window is
 !     evaluated each time when the PLC program executes.
 !
-!  Example 
-!
+! @b Example 
 !  Figure below illustrates the use of Order objects: 
 !
 !  - Several orders (Ord0, Ord1, ... ) can be connected to a step, here S0. 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_orderact.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_grafcet.h
+!  @Summary Fetches the status of the order object in an order activity window
 !  Fetches from an activity window the status of an
 !  associated Order object.
 !  @image orm_orderact_fo.gif

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_out2p.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_pid.c
+!  @Summary Converts an analog signal into a pulsed binary signal
 !  Converts an analog signal into a binary signal which
 !  varies in the time. The binary output has a
 !  pulse-proportional relay action in the dead zone, if

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_pid.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_pid.c
+!  @Summary Implements the robust PID control algorithm
 !  Implements the robust PID control algorithm.
 !  @image orm_en1-141.gif
 !
@@ -18,8 +19,8 @@
 !  interface for the Pid object. From the Mode object it
 !  is possible to select:
 !  
-!  · control modes ( MANUAL / AUTO / CASCADE)
-!  · forced control regarding the control signal of the
+!  - control modes ( MANUAL / AUTO / CASCADE)
+!  - forced control regarding the control signal of the
 !    controller.
 !  
 !  Different PID strategies are implemented for
@@ -42,9 +43,13 @@
 !  info forms containing e.g. a time diagram with process
 !  value, setpoint value and output signal.
 !
-!  Examples
+! @h1 Function
+!  @image orm_pid_1.gif
+!  @image orm_pid_2.gif
 !
-!  Flow Control 
+! @h1 Examples
+!
+! @b Flow Control 
 !
 !  Flow control by speed control of a pump; see figure See Speed Control of a Pump. 
 !
@@ -97,7 +102,7 @@
 !  forced against ForcVal = XForcVal (=0), i.e. MinOut and MaxOut
 !  represent no limitation at all at forced control.
 !
-!  Alternate Controllers with Tracking 
+! @b Alternate Controllers with Tracking 
 ! 
 !  @image orm_en1-155.gif
 !  Shunt Control 
@@ -144,7 +149,8 @@
 !  TIC2 returns to AUTO when TT2 goes below the limit. 
 !  The flow through the heat exchanger is enough to put the TT1 above the set
 !   point value. Switches to TT1-control, i.e. TIC1 controls the shunt valve. 
-!  Cascade Control 
+!
+! @b Cascade Control 
 !  Temperature control in a furnace with two separate fuel loops, apart from
 !  the control of combustion air for the furnace, is shown in figure See Block
 !  Diagram Temperature Control. TT is the temperature transmitter, FT the flow
@@ -160,7 +166,7 @@
 !  @image orm_en1-158.gif
 !  Traditional Cascade Configuration 
 !
-!  Common or Individual Control of Several Control Loops 
+! @b Common or Individual Control of Several Control Loops 
 !  In figure 3-41 two control loops share a common Mode object to a synchronous
 !  behaviour in AUTO and MANUAL mode. But every single loop can also be controlled
 !  individually from separate Mode objects with an internal set point and its own
@@ -169,7 +175,7 @@
 !  @image orm_en1-159.gif
 !  Two Levels with Mode Objects in a Control Loop 
 !
-!  Ratio Control 
+! @b Ratio Control 
 !  Figure See Addition of a Reagent shows addition of a reagent. The ratio of the
 !  mixing is to be kept constant and independent of the FT2-flow. FT is the flow
 !  transmitter and FIC the flow controller. 
@@ -184,6 +190,9 @@
 !
 !  @image orm_en1-161.gif
 !  Ratio Control 
+!
+! @b See also
+!  @classlink Mode pwrb_mode.html
 !*/
 SObject pwrb:Class
   Object PID $ClassDef 174 

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_pipos.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_io.c
+!  @Summary Translates a pulse counter value into an engineering value
 !  Translates a pulse counter value into an engineering
 !  value, e.g. position, volume etc.
 !  @image orm_en1-162.gif

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_pispeed.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_arithm.c
+!  @Summary Derivative a pulse Co-signal
 !  Derivative a pulse Pi-signal.
 !  @image orm_pispeed_fo.gif
 !
@@ -18,7 +19,7 @@
 !  The pulse difference becomes correct even if the input
 !  signal gets overflow.
 !  
-!      Example
+! @b Example
 !  If Gain is in m/pulse the division gives m/seconds.
 !  By TimFact = 3600 seconds/h the result will be in m/h.
 !*/

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_plcpgm.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures a PLC program
 !  Configures a PLC program.
 !  
 !  The name of the PlcPgm object is used to identify a

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_plotgroup.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Configures a group of trend or fast graphs
 !  Configures a group of trend or fast graphs.
 !  
 !  The PlotGroup object brings together a number of fast or
@@ -27,8 +28,7 @@
 !  Between samples in a slowly sampled graph interpolation
 !  takes place.
 !  
-!  Hints
-!
+! @b Hints
 !  The buttons 'Trend' and 'Fast' in the operator
 !  environment display both lists of those PlotGroup objects
 !  ( or graphs) that are available on the node independent

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_po.wb_load

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 !
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
+!  @Summary Pulse output signal
 !  Pulse Output. A modified Do object to make specified
 !  pulses on a Do-channel.
 !  
@@ -37,7 +38,7 @@
 !  equal to TestValue when TestOn is TRUE, i.e. no
 !  filtering in this cases.
 !  
-!      Hints
+! @b Hints
 !  Put the object below a $PlantHier object in the
 !  development environment in such a way that it belongs
 !  to the same target node as its associated channel

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_pos3p.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_pid.c
+!  @Summary Positional 3-step controller
 !  Positional 3-step controller with position feedback and
 !  dead zone. Positional is aimed at the input signal and
 !  the digit 3 on the fact that the output signals specify
@@ -47,9 +48,9 @@
 !  It is possible to use the outputs Open / Close and the
 !  signals named by DoOpen/DoClose at the same time.
 !
-!  Example 
+! @h1 Example 
 !
-!  Timer Control of Outputs 
+! @b Timer Control of Outputs 
 !
 !  Suppose a flow control with an electrically-activated valve
 !  with increment/decrement control. The flow signal (here kalle2)

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_posit.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_drive.c
+!  @Summary Positioner
 !  Positioner.
 !  @image orm_en1-172.gif
 !
@@ -19,7 +20,8 @@
 !  by means of the output signal ManMode in the following
 !  way:
 !  @image orm_en1-173.gif
-!  MANUAL The MANUAL mode is thought to be handled from the object\s display. 
+! @b Manual
+!  The MANUAL mode is thought to be handled from the object\s display. 
 !
 !  * A set point value is set in SetPos. 
 !  * The positioning is started by setting PosOn to TRUE. 
@@ -33,7 +35,7 @@
 !
 !  - (the input signal) Reset becomes TRUE.
 !
-!
+! @b Auto
 !  The positioning starts on a leading edge on the input signal AutoPos. 
 !  It can be finished of different reasons: 
 !  - TimerTime > 0. The process value has been within the dead zone
@@ -46,9 +48,9 @@
 !
 !  - (the input signal) Reset becomes TRUE.
 !
-!  Example
+! @h1 Example
 !
-!  Position Controlled Carriage. 
+! @b Position Controlled Carriage. 
 !  
 !  By means of a push button the positioning starts, and the carriage runs
 !  to a set point value set by a potentiometer. The positioning is to be

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_pulse.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_macro_logic.h
+!  @Summary One-shot pulse with variable width
 !  One-shot pulse with variable width.
 !  @image orm_pulse_fo.gif
 !
@@ -22,8 +23,7 @@
 !  leading edge of the input signal.
 !  @image orm_en1-182.gif
 !
-!  Hints
-!  
+! @b Hints
 !  If a reset function is needed instead of a pulse with a
 !  certain period the pulse can be realized by a Wait, And,
 !  Or, Edge, and a SR_R object.

src/wbl/pwrb/src/pwrb_c_ramp.wb_load

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 !/**
 !  @Version 1.0
 !  @Code rt_plc_arithm.c
+!  @Summary Limits a quantity's rate of change
 !  Limits a quantity's rate of change.
 !  @image orm_ramp_fo.gif
 !
@@ -21,8 +22,7 @@
 ! 
 !  An external signal may also be used as feedback. See example below.
 !
-!  Example 
-!
+! @b Example 
 !  In this example an external signal is connected to the FB-input of
 !  the Ramp object. The feedback connection from the Select object to
 !  the Ramp object is of the type analog feedback.