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1.
Introduction
2.
Display
Panels, Display Elements
3.
Monitor
Mode vs. Design Studio
a.
Monitor
Mode Display panels used to monitor and / or control various components of
your system
b.
Design
Studio Used to create contents of display panels. One works with:
i.
A panel in design mode
ii.
Display element library
4.
New
interface. For simplicity, consistency, and to save screen real estate, context
menus are used exclusively.
a.
Click on
the object of interest with the right mouse button,
and you get the menu of options available for that object, at that time.
b.
Click on
the object with the left mouse button to select
the object or action upon that object.
5.
Display
Panels
a.
Create a
new display panel
b.
Display
the panel in design mode
c.
Switch
between design and monitor modes
d.
Configure
display panel
i.
Panel Id
ii.
Manager Status
iii.
Panel Color Parameters
iv.
Display Element Color Parameters defaults provided for display
elements allowing owner panel to manage their colors
6.
Display
element library
a.
Open
library window
b.
Three
main groups of display elements:
i.
Simple (1-D) elements
ii.
More complex, configurable (2-D) elements
iii.
Descriptors
7.
Display
Elements (DEs)
a.
Create a
new DE drag it from display element library into panel window
b.
Size the
DE drag the edges
c.
Position
the DE
i.
Drag the DE
ii.
Keyboard arrow keys work while left mouse button is down
d.
Configure
the DE parameters vary on DE type
e.
Terminology
f.
Parameters
common to all DEs
i.
Id
ii.
Type
iii.
Manager Status
iv.
Object Rotation
v.
Color Management Authority
vi.
DE color parameters
g.
Additional
parameters for DEs which can be mapped onto other objects
i.
Mapping Mode
ii.
Child Panel Id
iii.
Domain Id
iv.
Remote Unit Id
v.
I/O Point Id
vi.
Descriptor Id
vii.
Additional DE color parameters
viii.
Connector management parameters
h.
Descriptors
used to label other DEs
i.
DE must specify descriptor
ii.
Descriptor is configured to display desired information about DE
i.
Descriptor
Parameters
i.
Frame Type
ii.
Labels to display
iii.
Identifier label source
iv.
Value label 1 source
v.
Value label 1
vi.
Value label 2 source
vii.
Value label 2
viii.
Text justification
j.
Circle
type DE can specify radius
k.
Several
Relay type DEs can specify unmapped state
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