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Help

Adding a Functoid

To add a Functoid for an assembly to Blue Integrator Explorer, expand the Static Configuration section and then click on Functoids. The right pane will show any Functoids already configured.

To add a new functoid, click the Add Functoid… button and this dialog appears:

The Select Assembly drop-down list shows all assemblies configured in the Blue Integrator repository.  Select the appropriate assembly, or <Browse> to select an external assembly.  The Select Functoid drop-down list will then show all functoids that apply to that assembly.  If there are no Functoids available for the selected assembly, and error dialog is displayed.