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Rockwell automation FactoryTalk View Site Edition Users Guide Manuel d'utilisateur (696 pages)


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Table des matières

View Site Edition

1

Contacting Rockwell

2

August 2014

2

Contents

3

• • • • •

10

FactoryTalk Services Platform

27

FactoryTalk View SE features

30

FactoryTalk View

32

About FactoryTalk View Studio

41

Menu bar

44

Toolbars

44

Explorer

45

Workspace

45

Application tab

45

Communications tab

46

Diagnostics List

46

Status bar

47

Workbook mode

47

Moving the Explorer window

49

Opening and closing folders

50

Opening component editors

50

Naming components

54

Browsing lists and components

56

Supplying tag names

56

Building expressions

57

Selecting a printer

58

Printing at run time

58

Planning an application

59

Planning the network layout

60

Planning communications

63

Traditional HMI tag alarms

66

Deciding when to use HMI tags

66

Planning how to use trends

71

About FactoryTalk Directory

75

Local station applications

77

Running network applications

78

Setting up security

83

About the All Users account

104

Creating group accounts

106

Working with

123

About FactoryTalk systems

125

FactoryTalk Network Directory

126

FactoryTalk Security

126

HMI projects

127

HMI servers

127

HMI clients

128

System availability

131

Language switching

132

Adding and deleting areas

133

Adding an HMI server

133

Adding a data server

135

Running multiple HMI servers

136

Deleting HMI servers

142

Relative references

149

FactoryTalk Local Directory

163

Setting up communications

171

Setting up general properties

175

Deleting an OPC data server

183

Working with tags

185

Setting up data server tags

188

Setting up HMI tags

188

Logging tag values

189

Observing tag-related limits

189

About tag references

190

Absolute references

190

The home area

191

Parts of the Tag Browser

192

Viewing tags in folders

193

Showing server names

193

Finding tags in the home area

194

Finding a tag or text string

194

To find tags with Tag Browser

196

Showing a tag’s properties

197

Filtering tags

198

Browsing for offline tags

199

Working with HMI tags

200

HMI tag types

201

Data sources for HMI tags

201

Organizing HMI tags

202

Naming HMI tags

202

Grouping HMI tags in folders

203

Viewing tag statistics

203

Parts of the Tags editor

203

Accept and Discard buttons

204

Form and spreadsheet

205

Query box

205

Folder hierarchy

205

Importing and exporting tags

209

Setting up HMI tag alarms

213

HMI tag alarm features

214

Key HMI tag alarms concepts

215

Alarm states for digital tags

218

Alarm severity

219

Alarm messages

219

Alarm log file

219

HMI tag alarm displays

220

Alarm acknowledgment

222

Alarm suppression

223

Acknowledge bit

225

Handshake bit

225

Setting up alarm monitoring

227

Setting up alarm severities

228

Setting up alarm messages

229

Alarm log file names

242

Suppressing alarm logging

243

Suppressing alarm printing

244

Inserting headings

246

Choosing fonts

247

Selecting buttons

248

Choosing the data to show

249

Setting up FactoryTalk alarms

257

Alarms and events

262

Alarm servers

262

Level alarms

263

Deviation alarms

265

Deviation-High

266

Constant Target

266

Deviation-Low

266

Alarm priority and severity

267

Alarm class

268

Alarm states

269

Alarm tags

269

Alarm status tags

270

Viewing all tag-based alarms

283

Specifying tag update rates

286

Acknowledging alarms

296

Shelve or unshelve an alarm

299

Viewing alarm details

302

Disabling and enabling alarms

304

Setting up language switching

317

Export file formats

328

File name and format

333

File schema

334

Server status monitoring

345

Disconnected operation

345

Redundant application servers

345

Modifying HMI tag properties

367

About network glitches

376

Logging system activity

379

Destinations

380

Message routing

380

Message categories

381

Setting up message routing

383

Logging to a central database

383

Creating graphic displays

389

About global object displays

390

Parts of the Graphics editor

391

Zooming in and out

395

Setting up a display grid

396

Using the toolbars

396

Selecting objects

397

Copying objects

398

Duplicating objects

399

Arranging objects

401

Flipping objects

405

Rotating objects

406

Grouping objects

407

Ungrouping objects

407

Modifying grouped objects

408

Applying colors

409

Changing line properties

410

Naming graphic objects

411

Testing graphic displays

415

Location of library files

419

When to use a bitmap

421

Creating a tag placeholder

423

Closing docked displays

442

Printing displays at run time

442

Creating graphic objects

443

About global objects

444

Drawing a rectangle or square

446

Drawing a rounded rectangle

446

Drawing a polyline or polygon

447

Drawing an ellipse or circle

447

Drawing an arc or wedge

448

Creating text objects

449

Creating a panel

450

Specifying tag names

451

Creating button push buttons

454

Creating latched push buttons

458

Creating ramp push buttons

460

Creating symbols

471

Creating list indicators

471

Using gauges to show limits

471

Creating gauges

473

Creating bar graphs

473

Creating scales

473

Creating arrows

476

Creating tag labels

477

Setting up local messages

478

Creating a recipe object

480

Using keys to scroll the list

484

Setting the Value tag

485

Creating global objects

491

Creating reference objects

492

LinkAnimation

494

LinkConnections

495

LinkSize

495

LinkToolTipText

495

LinkBaseObject

496

Working with OLE objects

497

Creating OLE objects

497

Converting OLE objects

497

Working with ActiveX objects

498

Attributes of ActiveX objects

498

Creating ActiveX objects

499

Working with Symbol Factory

500

To open Symbol Factory:

500

To select a graphic:

501

Manipulating the graphic:

501

Creating signature buttons

503

Animating graphic objects

505

Linking animation to actions

507

Defining the range of motion

508

Testing animation

510

Showing and hiding objects

512

Changing an object’s color

512

Setting up touch zones

518

Creating a horizontal slider

518

Creating a vertical slider

518

Animating OLE verbs

519

How tab index numbers work

520

Creating a tab sequence

521

Changing index numbers

522

Setting up object keys

522

Setting up display keys

524

Animating ActiveX objects

527

Setting up navigation

533

Reducing display call-up time

538

Precedence and the F1 key

539

Keyboard shortcuts

540

About navigation buttons

542

How navigation buttons work

543

Creating a navigation button

543

Creating expressions

547

Expression components

549

Formatting expressions

550

Arithmetic operators

552

Relational operators

553

Logical operators

553

Bitwise operators

554

Evaluation order of operators

555

Math functions

557

File functions

558

Time functions

559

Tag functions

561

Security functions

563

Language function

564

FactoryTalk alarm functions

564

Nested if-then-else

566

Creating embedded variables

569

Inserting embedded variables

570

Numeric embedded variables

577

String embedded variables

577

Setting up data logging

579

Data log storage formats

580

Creating data log models

583

Specifying the storage format

584

Setting up log paths

585

Specifying when to log data

586

Setting up switching options

589

Logging on demand

591

Combining logging

592

 (32-bit operating systems)

593

 (64-bit operating systems)

593

Ways to start data logging

594

Ways to stop data logging

595

Setting up trends

597

Creating trend objects

598

Setting up trend properties

600

Testing a trend

601

The parts of a trend

601

Chart title

602

X-axis legend

603

Y-axis legend

603

Pen icons

605

Pen markers

605

Value Bar

606

Trend chart styles

606

The Standard chart style

607

The XY Plot chart style

607

Isolated graphing

608

Showing a line legend

612

Using shading to compare pens

612

Using trend templates

617

Saving pen attribute data

617

Loading trend templates

618

Selecting pens at run time

621

Zooming the trend chart

625

Panning the trend chart

625

Using the arrow keys

626

Printing the trend chart

626

Using overlays at run time

626

Fixing run-time errors

627

Adding logic and control

629

How to use derived tags

631

Parts of the Events editor

635

Creating an events component

637

Creating and using macros

640

Macro syntax

640

Nesting macros

643

Running macros

643

Creating client keys

644

Running client key components

645

FactoryTalk View commands

647

Where commands run

649

Important guidelines

654

Running and building commands

654

HMI tags

657

Syntax for DDE addresses

659

Scanning for new tag values

659

C • Placeholder

661

Summary of basic steps

662

About procedures

662

How VBA code runs

663

FactoryTalk View SE Client

664

Viewing the objects

667

Finding information about VBA

668

About XML

669

Modifying exported XML files

670

Saving XML files in Notepad

670

Testing XML files

670

Importing XML files

671

Error log file

671

See On Active macro

675

See FactoryTalk Diagnostics

675

See ActiveX objects

675

See trends

676

See language switching

677

See system availability

677

See also global objects

677

See HMI tag alarms, deadband

677

See DDE communications

678

See animation

678

See graphic displays

679

See Graphics editor

679

See network applications

679

See also activation

680

See also Diagnostics List

681

See Diagnostics Viewer

681

See HMI servers

682

See also system availability

685

See also advanced objects

688

See also key list

688

See also special keys

688

See data logging, paths

689

See also global objects

691

See shortcut keys

691

See FactoryTalk Security

691

See security codes

692

See also FactoryTalk Security

692

See local applications

693

See On standby macro

693

See HMI tags

694

See VBA IDE

696




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