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Line: The data is plotted as a Line graph, with squares plotted at each data point.
Point: The data is plotted as squares at each data point.
X-axis projection: The data is plotted as a line graph (no squares). The plot is filled along the X-axis.
Y-axis projection: The data is plotted as a line graph (no squares) with the X and Y data transposed. The plot is filled
along the Y-axis.
The Reference line section lets you configure up to four horizontal lines that can be drawn across the plot. Each line
can be enabled separately, and can have a unique color and position. The position specified for each line is relative to
the values entered in the Low Limit and High Limit fields. If the Limit from PLC box is checked, the reference lines are
referenced to the values entered in the specified register addresses (low limit = value in register address; high limit =
value in register address + 1).
Alarm Bar
The Alarm Bar Object is used to display alarms detected by the Alarm (Event) Log Object. It displays the alarm
message for each current alarm in a single horizontal scrolling line across the Alarm Bar’s display. Only the most
recent alarm appears in the Alarm Bar.
Alarm Display
The Alarm Display Object is used to display alarms detected by the Alarm (Event) Log Object. It displays the alarm
message for each alarm in a table format arranged in chronological order. All current alarms are displayed in the
Alarm Display and are removed from the list once the alarm condition is cleared.
An Alarm Acknowledge function can be enabled, which provides a Write address for the Alarm Display. Each
alarm/event can be acknowledged by touching the message in the Alarm Display. A different color can be assigned for
the Acknowledge status.
An Indirect Window can be configured to popup when the alarm/event is acknowledged to provide additional
information to the operator on how to proceed. The Indirect Window should be placed on the same window as the
Alarm Display. The window number is configured in the Alarm (Event) Log’s Message tab (Write value for Event
Display object) and is written into the Write address assigned in the Event Display.
Event Display
The Event Display Object is used to display alarms or events monitored by the Alarm (Event) Log Object. Events can be
displayed in Real-time or History mode. In Real-time mode, each alarm/event can be acknowledged by touching the
alarm/event in the Event Display. Different colors can be assigned for the Acknowledge and Return To Normal
statuses.
An Indirect Window can be configured to popup when the alarm/event is acknowledged to provide additional
information to the operator on how to proceed. The Indirect Window should be placed on the same window as the
Event Display. The window number is configured in the Alarm (Event) Log’s Message tab (Write value for Event
Display object) and is written into the Write address assigned in the Event Display.
In History mode, alarm/events from previous days can be displayed. The Write address changes to History Control
address, and the value in the History Control register determines which historical data is displayed. When the value in
the History Control register is 0, the data for today is displayed in the Event Display. When the value is 1, the data
from yesterday is displayed, when the value is 2, the data from two days ago is displayed, etc. Use the Option List
configured for “Source of item data: Dates of historical data” to select the day by date.
Check Enable reading multiple histories to display events from more than one day at a time. There are two modes:
With Number of days selected, the value entered in the History control register determines the starting day (most
recent, where 0 = today) and the value in the History control register + 1 determines the number of days of data
- 1010-1007, Rev. 10 1
- 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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