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Deleting a Window
Before any window can be deleted from a project, the window must be closed. To close a window, see the section
earlier in this chapter on opening and closing windows.
To delete a window:
1. From the Window menu, select Open Window. The Open Window dialog box appears.
2. Highlight the window that you wish to delete.
3. Click the Delete button. A dialog box appears asking if you want to delete this window.
4. Click Yes. The dialog box disappears and the selected window is deleted.
5. Click Close in the Open Window dialog box to go back to the EasyBuilder main screen.
If the Delete button does not appear when the window is highlighted, this means that this is a Window that can't
be deleted. Typically, if you are unable to delete a window, it is because it is one of the predefined windows discussed
earlier in this chapter or the window is still open.
Using Base Windows
Of the four types of windows, base windows are the most commonly used. A base window is used to create a full
screen window or a popup (partially sized) window. Popup windows can also be moved about on the HMI display and
can overlap each other. The number of objects that can be placed onto each base window is limited only by the total
amount of memory available within the HMI.
How to Display Base Windows
Base windows can be displayed on the HMI screen by using a function key to display the window or by using the PLC
to call up the window.
Using a Function Key
The Function Key Object is a graphic touch object that is placed onto a window to perform an action. Function keys
have many purposes, but two actions that a function key can perform are:
• Calling a full screen window
• Calling a popup window
Calling a full screen window
If a function key object is created to call a full screen window, the window that is displayed replaces all other windows
that are on display regardless of how many are open; therefore, think of calling a full screen window as performing
two actions -- closing any open windows and displaying a full screen window.
To call a full screen window using a function key object:
1. From the Objects menu, select Function Key. The New Function Key Object dialog box appears.
2. In the General tab, click the Change full-screen window option button.
3. In the same section, enter the Window No. you want to call.
4. Select the Shape tab, click the Use shape or Use picture checkbox, and then click the Shape Library button
or Picture Library button. Select the shape or bitmap you wish to use to represent the function key and click
OK.
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- COPYRIGHT NOTICE 2
- WARRANTY 2
- IF SERVICE IS REQUIRED 2
- APPLICATIONS ASSISTANCE 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 1 – Introduction 7
- What You Need 8
- OIT/HMI Basics 9
- What is an HMI5000 Series? 10
- List of Features 11
- Chapter 2 – HMI Local Setup 13
- Changing the System Settings 14
- Viewing System Information 19
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- HMI5000 Series 31
- Touchscreen 31
- Troubleshooting 32
- Starting EasyBuilder-5000 33
- Creating a Bargraph 33
- To create Window 11: 33
- To create a Function Key: 35
- To create a Bargraph: 38
- To create a Set Word: 41
- To create a Bit Lamp: 45
- To create a Set Bit: 48
- Finishing Up 50
- Saving your first project 50
- Compiling your first project 51
- Chapter 5 – Simulator Mode 55
- To use EasySimulator 57
- Overview 58
- The Project Manager 58
- HMI IP, Password Settings 59
- Reboot HMI 59
- Connection Setting 59
- Editor Settings 59
- Easy Converter 107
- EasyPrinter 112
- Transfer Settings 118
- Simulation Settings 118
- Pass-through mode 119
- Chapter 7 – Creating Windows 122
- Creating a New Window 123
- Window Settings 125
- Assigning Size of Window 126
- Assigning a Position 126
- Monopoly Feature 126
- Assigning Underlay Windows 127
- Creating a Frame 128
- Window Background 128
- Deleting a Window 129
- Using Base Windows 129
- Using the PLC 130
- Using the Common Window 135
- System Message Windows 143
- Using the Tag Library 147
- Creating the Label Library 148
- Using the Label Library 151
- How to Create a Keypad 153
- Creating Bar Graphs 158
- Creating Meter Displays 160
- History Data Display 169
- Using Alarms 174
- Using Events 180
- Chapter 12 – Security 183
- Object Security 185
- Safety Control 186
- Interlock 186
- Auto logout 188
- Additional Security Features 189
- Disable Upload Function 190
- XOB Password 191
- Decompiling Prohibited 192
- System Passwords 193
- Security 191 197
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