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1. in ms when the input value is ON Set to zero for no flashing Property Description Limits Address Address of the PLC variable Note 1 see page 275 Data type PLC address data type Note 2 see page 275 Label Label displayed as part of the graphic object Note 5 see page 275 OFF Word Text displayed when the input value is OFF ON Word Text displayed when the input value is ON OFF Background Background color of the indicator light when OFF Color Word is displayed ON Background Background color of the indicator light when ON Color Word is displayed OFF Foreground OFF Word text color Color ON Foreground ON Word text color Color Flash Interval The flashing time for the indicator light expressed 200 to 2000 35016143 12 2011 271 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Property Description Limits Input inverted On TRUE inverts the input value the indicator light displays the OFF Word when the input value is ON Border Width Width in pixels of the border of the graphic object Border Color Color of the border Shape Shape circular rectangular etc of the indicator light PLC Type Type of PLC Premium or Quantum Polling rate ms Scanning value The HTML code with the parameters of the widget above is as follows lt p gt lt APPLET codebase classes archive mbclient jar widgetslite jar code com schneiderautomatio n factorycast gateway i
2. Step Action 1 In FrontPage click Customize on the Tools menu 2 Click the Insert menu and then select FactoryCast Applet 3 Right click and then select Delete from the popup menu Editing Applets There are two ways to edit an applet that has been inserted into your Web page First you can double click on the object and make changes via dialog boxes Or you can switch to the HTML editor in FrontPage and do your editing in this environment It is suggested you edit via the first approach unless you are comfortable programming in the HTML language used to build Web pages 240 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Inserting LiveBeanApplet Using FrontPage or Expression Web Overview NOTE The following procedure shows you how inserting LiveBeanApplet using Frontpage Use the same procedure if you use Expression Web Inserting a LiveBeanApplet Step Action 1 In FrontPage Select Insert FactoryCast Applet to view the FactoryCast applet selection window Page f Reports K Microsoft FrontPage Symbol Ele Edt View Insert Format lov mY tal Break Horizontal Line Date and Time Erames Window Help Bernar mael 4 Sy Component Database Form 5 Hyperlink Y ctrl K For Help press F1 Hz 0 seconds over 28 8 j 3501
3. Actions 138 35016143 12 2011 Step Action 1 Create a recipe database service 2 Click the Actions tab 3 Type the name of the table you want to update i e block1 in the Table name field 4 Specify a variable that will represent the action status i e ACTION1 in the Name of the action status variable field Select Database gt PLC in the Action type area Select use of a trigger in the Trigger criterion area and select the variable that will trigger the action by clicking m You also have to specify the type of event that will trigger the action i e NY Select use of an automatic request Click Add and type tankPressure for the column name The column name syntax must comply with the database syntax 9 Select the corresponding variable i e device plc pres1 by clicking ol on the left side of the Variable field 10 Redo step 8 and 9 to add the values of device plc flow1 in the flow1 column 11 Specify a name for the index of the table and select a variable to store the index value Limitations Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI only manages a single recipe database service The maximum number of tables is 20 per service The maximum number of columns is 50 per table 35016143 12 2011 139 Service Status Presentation The main purpose of the service status is to provide feedback on the services The status value of the service emai
4. Bookmark Picture Picture Select command Modify Selection w 232 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 5 Click Modify Selection change the name to FactoryCast Applet and then press ENTER key Eile Edit View nsen LEormat Tools Table Frames Window Tv y k HTML Default fon ASP NET controls SSS Folder list OOO SS 7B Llyperlink ctrl Bookmark Picture f Eile Interactive Button ras TE Symbol FactoryCast Applet Format Delete Tools oon FactoryCastApplet Fomes FactoryCast Applet Window Copy Button Image Help Paste Button Image Reset Button Image dit Button Selectcommand E snes Description Modify Selection w 6 Click Modify Selection again and then choose Assign Macro Macro Name FactoryCast_Applet Macro In icrosoft Expression Web 35016143 12 2011 233 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 7 Choose FactoryCast_Applet from the list and then click OK 8 Click Close Result The FactoryCast Applet command is added to the Insert menu N Microsoft Expression Web File Edit View inser Format Tools Table Frames Window lv y p AM gt Default font t ASP NET controls gt Hyperlink ctrl k Bookmark P
5. 35016143 12 2011 243 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 4 A window will appear showing the Java code that will be inserted into your HTML document x Microsoft FrontPage Eile Edit View Insert Format Tools Table Frames Window Help a SW bP FactoryCast Applet LiveBeanMgrApplet lt APPLET codebase classes archive SAComm jar GDE jar Widgets jar code com schneiderautomation gde LiveBeanMgrApplet width 32 height 32 gt lt PARAM name MODE value READWRITE gt lt PARAM name AUTO_LOGIN value TRUE gt lt APPLET gt Insert Cancel Normal HTML X Preview 7 l For Help press F1 Z 0 seconds over 28 8 Jb Select the Insert button to finish inserting this applet Note Though a gray box with a blue letter J will appear on your Web page during editing this applet will only be visible on your loaded Web page if you configured the Mode parameter as ReadWrite it will appear as a Key when viewed via your browser Otherwise if Mode see page 223 is set as ReadOnly then the width and height of the applet will be set to zero and you will not see it in your browser 244 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site
6. Reference Function 1 View the Recipe service s status with this tab 2 Configure recipes properties with this tab 3 Configure a recipe s values with this tab How to Create a Recipe Service The following table describes how to create a Database connection service Step Action 1 Click on the name of your project in the browser 2 To add the new service you can click Project New Service or e right click Services in the browser then click New Service Result the following window appears Gi Web Designer Service Creation Wisard x Creation of new service in FactoryCast Project E New service is created supported by the given the target Service type C Name of the service eae 3 Select recipe in the Service Type list box 35016143 12 2011 125 Step Action 4 Enter the service name or click Finish to keep the name by default 5 The Recipe service has been created Configuring the Properties The configuration screen of the Recipe service is shown below Recipe properties Recipe Url http localhost TestRecette xml Server Type HTTP UserName USER Password USER Trigger plc localRTDB TrigRecette1 oo Type NY Status Variable plc localRTDB StatusRecette1 Recipe Url ls htip localhost directory Recette xml plc localRTDB TrigRecetieT NY http localhos
7. 35016143 12 2011 141 Database Services Codes Value Comment 0 The service is in stop mode 1 The service is in run mode 20 Log in table delayed 21 Access to table 22 Table no longer exists 23 Database connection anomaly 50 Buffer is full 100 Anomaly database configuration 200 Database undefined 1000 Fatal detected error NOTE Code 50 buffer full The database buffer is full the new events are not stored anymore A reconnection of the database or the ethernet cable is required to send the values to the database and store new coming values NOTE The value 20 should be considered to be a system message not an alarm It may occur when e the service is started value not ready e the PLC has not had the time to send the data as part of the request e the signature of the PLC application is different to that of the FactoryCast HMI application The high values take priority Code 23 has priority over code 21 When code 23 has been corrected the value 21 can then be sent to the variable declared for the status of the service Email Service Codes Value Comment 0 The service is in stop mode 1 The service is in run mode 10 Email refused by SMTP server 11 Email not sent due to a connection interruption 12 No more connections or queue saturated NOTE The high values take priority The value 12 has priority but becomes
8. Remote 96 35016143 12 2011 Limitation The fields in the Email screen are Fields Function Send SMS This function is not available for FactoryCast HMI products Select this box to send a SMS instead of an email Identifier Email address or phone number SMS of the sender of the message Trigger Event that will trigger the Email Type NY Notify Triggered by bit status change or word value change RE Rising Edge Triggered by a bit rising edge or by an increasing word value FE Falling Edge Triggered by a bit falling edge or by a decreasing word value BQ Bad Quality Triggered if the trigger status is Bad quality Destination Email address es of the receiver s of the message Subject A brief summary of the contents of the message Contents Type the content of the message in this area Z Click this button to attach a file to the email Source Select the source from which the attached file comes from Path Specify the path of the file NOTE e You can include dynamic data in the message You can include dynamic data in 2 ways e manually by placing brackets before and after the variable name If for instance you want to know the value of the value1 variable created in the device service type write plc plc1 value1 You can also include comments before and after the brackets e automatically by double clicking the location where you want to include
9. Step Action 5 Select the LiveBeanApplet from the FactoryCast applet selection window and then click the OK button x Microsoft FrontPage Eile Edit View Inset Format Tools Table Frames Window Help Ba gt D7 oy Balm seg pez PSeLRaialds Ml Factorycast Appts end Available Factorycast Applets Appet Class Description LiveLabelMgrApplet LiveLabelManager Applet LiveLabelApplet LiveLabelApplet LiveTableApplet LiveTableApplet LiveBeanManagerApplet GdeApplet Graphic Data Applet Navigatio Normal ATM K Preview A For Help press F1 Z 0 seconds over 288 ml 7 6 Enter the library name and the name of a particular bean in this library that you want to show If none of the bean s properties such as address need to be customized then click the OK button Live Live Live Livq Live Gdg Ed Parameters LIBRARY library BEAN Digital Indicator 2 BACKGRND LT_GRAY PROPERTIES None Object Type Select a Object Type 35016143 12 2011 245 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 7 Usually at a minimum the address property will need to be customized for your beans Thus after entering the library name and bean name select the object type from the Object Type box FactoryCast LiveBeanApplet Parameters LIBRARY BEAN BACKGRND roperties O None O Object Type
10. 35016143 12 2011 261 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Property Description Limits Maximum PLC Gross maximum value without scale of the direct Note 3 Value address in the PLC see page 275 Minimum PLC Gross minimum value without scale of the direct Note 3 Value address in the PLC see page 275 Limit Deadband Neutral range as a percentage of the UP range 0 to 10 to apply to verification of the High Low limit High High Limit Value expressed in physical units of the High Value High limit High Limit Value Value expressed in physical units of the High limit Low Limit Value Value expressed in physical units of the Low limit Low Low Limit Value expressed in physical units of the Low Value Low limit High High Limit Color of the indicator bar if the scale value is Value Color greater than the High High limit High Limit Value Color of the indicator bar if the scale value is Color greater than the High limit Low Limit Value Color of the indicator bar if the scale value is less Color than the Low limit Low Low Limit Color of the indicator bar if the scale value is less Value Color than the Low Low limit Border Width Width of border PLC Type Type of PLC Quantum or Premium Polling rate ms Scanning value 262 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site The HTML code with the parameters of the widget above is as follows l
11. Vertical Indicator A Vertical Indicator provides an analog representation of the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC by drawing a vertical bar whose length is proportional to the value as a percentage of its range in engineering units The properties for the Vertical Indicator are listed below scale labels Set to 1 to use a general exponential format Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Major Scale The number of major labeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Minor Scale The number of minor unlabeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Scale Color The color for the scale and its labels Scale Font The font for scale labels Scale Precision The number of fractional digits to be shown for 1t06 Maximum EU Value The maximum value in engineering units of the direct address or symbol variable Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled
12. library Digital Indicato 2 LT_GRAY Digital Indicato OK Camel Click the Edit button when finished In the properties edit window change only those parameters such as address that are unique to this bean All other parameters will be set to that of the saved bean in your library Click the OK button when finished K Microsoft FrontPage Eile Edt View Insert Format Tools Table Erames Window Help l zi e Properties Digital Indicator EIES Address Data Type Label Value Format Value Precision Units Maximum EU Value Minimum EU Value bY 100 gt v x TIME_1 Maximum PLC Value TIME Minimum PLC Value Time High High Limit Value TIME High Limit Value Low Limit Value sec Low Low Limit Value 00 Limit Deadband 0 Border Witdth OK avigatlo Normal HTML lt Preview For Help press F1 X Oseconds over 28 8 j 246 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 9 Click the OK button A window will appear showing the Java code that will be inserted into your HTML document Select the Insert button to finish inserting this bean FactoryCast LiveBeanApplet Eg lt APPLET codebase classes archive SAComm jar GDE jar Widgets jar code com schneiderautomation gde LiveBeanAp
13. Datalogging It enables you to save information such as configuration variable s values log files into a file system Recipe Used to change the values of a set of variables when a predefined event occurs Recipe Used to update values of a set of variables with values contained in a Database database table when a predefined event occurs Devices In the Schneider product range Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI unites website configuration with services carried out in the coupling unit or device A project can simultaneously manage several devices The following list indicates the devices managed by Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI This list includes e TSX WMY 100 e 140 NWM 100 00 14 35016143 12 2011 Introduction Simulation Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI enables you to simulate devices in order to debug the application This means you can verify the behavior of Web pages and services without being physically connected to the device or to the module Required configuration To use this software at an optimal level we recommend that your PC has the following configuration e CPU 1GHz 512 Mb RAM 80 Mb Hard disk 800x600 screen e Windows 2000 SP2 Windows XP Professional or Windows Vista Business e Java Virtual Machine 1 4 2 minimum NOTE For Windows XP or Windows Vista you need administration privileges to install the Web Designer Software You also need administration privileges to run th
14. Failure to use Schneider Electric software or approved software with our hardware products may result in injury harm or improper operating results Failure to observe this information can result in injury or equipment damage A WARNING UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION Use only Schneider Electric software or approved software with our hardware products Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage Anyone who has access to a configuration tool and to your embedded server can override your security settings and download new settings to the server Unauthorized or incorrect changes to data may change the behavior of your application in ways that may be undesirable or even hazardous 10 35016143 12 2011 A WARNING UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION e Password protect access to the embedded server e Carefully select the symbols and direct addresses you authorize to be modified online e Do not authorize online modification of variables of critical nature Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage User Comments We welcome your comments about this document You can reach us by e mail at techcomm schneider electric com 35016143 12 2011 11 12 35016143 12 2011 Introduction Scope of this Chapter This chapter introduces the Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI software
15. Save To save a recipe as an XML file Close To close the Recipe Editor 35016143 12 2011 127 Field Function Add To add a variable Remove To remove a variable Adding Variables This table describes how to add variables Step Action 1 Click Add Result the variable selection box is displayed Select the variables to insert into the recipe file Multiple variables may be selected by holding down the Ctrl or Shift keys while left clicking Close the window by clicking Confirm Result the selected variables are added to the recipe file Saving a Recipe File This table describes how to save a recipe file Step Action 1 Click Save Result the Save as dialog box is displayed The file must be saved on the disk in order to be transferred to an HTTP server later If you would like the file to remain local to the FactoryCast HMI module you must save it in a directory located in the website root of the project currently being configured For example C Program Files Schneider Electric FactoryCast HMl workspace project_name wwwroot recipes my recipe xml Close the window with the Save button Result the recipe file is saved Transferring a recipe file to a module This table describes how to transfer a recipe file to a module Step Action 1 In the navigator select the recipe file to transfer
16. 32 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Creating an Email Service The table below describes how to create an email service Step Action 1 Click the name of your project in the browser 2 To add the new service you can e Click Project New Service or e Right click the Services directory in the browser then click New Service Result the following window appears amp Web Designer Service Creation Wizard Creation of new service in FactoryCast Project New service is created supported by the given the target Service type C Name of the service email Select Email in the Service Type list box Enter the service name or click Finish to keep the name by default Result the Email Service configuration window appears 35016143 12 2011 33 Getting Started Email Configuration Window The configuration properties screen for the email service is shown below m PremiumUnity Premium Unity emailOp 4 emailMaints3 o SendSMS E mail description Identifier Trigger e Type x Destination Subject Contents 3 Z Source v Path Idenfifier Destination Subject Trigger Type US P Emails Properties PN 1 2 1 This button is used to configure emails sent by the email service 2 This button is used to configure email properties Sending an Email First of all you must create the emai
17. 35016143 12 2011 25 Getting Started Device Selection Introduction For each target you can configure the devices that are connected to it Device creation The following table shows how to attach devices to a target Step Action 1 Select a device in the Device List box and click the gt button Result the device appears in Selected Target s Device s PJ Web Designer Project Creation Wizard Web Designer Project Wizard Creation of a new Web Designer project 5 New Project FH arget 1 6 Device See Wel g Target 2 2 F Website Project New project Step 2 Add Device Select the Target from the Target List select the Device from the Device List and press the gt button Remove Device Select the Device and press the lt button Edit Device Details Click on the Name Address column to edit Target List Device List ply Sinha ae Premium TargetDevice IName___ Address Protocol Premium Unity am TSXWMY100 WMY a b c d gt H Premium Unit PLC UMAS J TA lt Back Next Cancel In the selected Target s Device s zone enter the device name in the Name column and its address in the Address column For more information about addressing refer to the FactoryCast HMI 1 7 User Manual If the device supports several protocols enter the desired protocol in the Protocol column If you want to attach more than one target repeat st
18. This button presents the customization module of the graphic object When you double click on a graphic object with a customization module this is what is presented not its properties sheet If a graphic object has a customization module the only characteristic to appear in its properties sheet is its name Displaying a Background Image The Graphic Editor display has a Background Image characteristic which can be used to specify an image to appear in the background of the display This image can be a GIF file or a JPEG file All files are placed in the wwwroot directory of the embedded server For example if the image cool gif was placed in the wwwroot images directory of the embedded server the background image property must be set to wwwroot images 166 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Property Sheet Overview The Property Sheet is a floating non modal dialog that presents all the settable properties of the currently selected graphic object Properties Horizontal Indicator Name Address Data Type Background Label Label Color Label Font Major Scale Divisions Minor Scale Divisions Horizontal Indicator 1 eo Jo UNDEFINED Scale Font Abcde Scale Precision bp Done Java applet Window The properties of a graphic object are specific to an object s type The properties are presented in a scrollable list with the nam
19. X Navigator 1 ae FactoryCast HMI Project ih TSX WMY 100 TargetO 128 169 0 1 a 2 Devices GraphicScreens DataTables HA Services database 3 15 email i Website H DC properties factorycast properties logging properties B Namespace EB Namespace Write Access 18 35016143 12 2011 Introduction Toolbar mi 3 main zones compose the navigator which are Zone Description 1 This zone displays the name of the project as root directory By clicking all the targets associated with the project appear 2 This folder displays the name of the target associated with the project and its IP address By clicking all the folders and files associated with the target appear 3 5 main directories are visible for each target associated with the project e Device it displays the devices CPUs connected to the module associated with the target GraphicScreens it contains pages created using the Graphic editor see page 156 e DataTables it contains tables created using the Data editor see page 146 e Service it displays the services created by the user availability depending on the target e Website it contains all the website files for the project You can therefore customize the website see page 215 by changing these files or by adding your own pages The toolbar enables you to access the main functions of the program directly by clicking its icons The figure b
20. F htip 139 160 234 166 1606 q Go Links ede Active Pages 1 page 1 2 page O e NOTE Automatic refresh of the page called up is not available by default but you can include a refresh command in the HTML code of the page Example of HTML code you can use in a page to be refreshed lt meta http equiv refresh content 1 url pagel gt where content refresh time in seconds url name of page to be reloaded The maximum number of active pages is 2 per project The active pages service may include up to a maximum of 64 pages in the project 1 000 variables can be declared for the entire set of project pages 35016143 12 2011 123 Recipe Service General The Recipe service is used following an event to initialize a group of variables set at predetermined values The predetermined values are stored in an XML file For this particular event the recipe service accesses the recipe file in XML format through an HTTP server reads the values that correspond to the variables then updates the PLC variables This XML file can be created either by using the Recipe Editor or by using an external tool The Recipe service configuration screen is shown below FES PremiumUnity Premium Unity gl emailOp Bi Scenario 152 0 Service Properties Service status variable a Recipe Properties Recipe Editor A gt Pf ft NN 1 2 3 124 35016143 12 2011 The numbered references are as follows
21. Result The following dialog box appears Look in far Desktop 4 amp Vy documents aE i amp Ny computer d ecen g Network places jocuments Copy of CD_FCHMIV1 1 Doc_FCHMI_fr 6 amp Doc E amp EMSGML light patch Desktop Graphic fip Snortcut to Schneider a amp TMD server Web Designer My documents a 9 E My computer Newoa ename l z etworl places Type offles xr z Cancel 5 Select the operator screen xcr file you want to import and click Open Result The operator screen appears in the operator screen list 6 Click the operator screen that you want to display in the list 206 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring How to Access the Operator Screens Introduction An operator screen is a window just as any other editor configuration language data editor You can access these pages using a Web browser Methodology The following table lists the operations to perform in order to access operator screens Step Action 1 Launch your Web browser Connect to the embedded website of the module Click Monitoring in the horizontal menu 2 3 4 Click Operator Screens in the vertical menu Result A list of the imported screen s appears Select a screen in the list by clicking it Result The selected operator screen appears Example of Screen The following screen shows an example of o
22. blockIncrement lt PARAM name rate V lt PARAM name unitId lt PARAM name borderWidth lt PARAM name readOnly lt APPLET gt value true gt value 000000 gt value 0 gt value LT_GRAY gt value 1 gt value REGISTER gt value label gt value 100 gt value value 1 gt value 100 gt value 0 gt value 65535 gt value 0 gt value 1 gt value 1 gt alue 1000 gt value 0 gt value 20 gt value False gt 0 gt 35016143 12 2011 265 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Horizontal or Vertical Selector A horizontal or vertical selector allows the user to choose from a number of options Once the selection has been made the value corresponding to the choice is sent to the PLC The choices are represented by marks on a scale the current selection being indicated by the position of the cursor on a slider Properties Horizontal Selector Address AHMA Border Width 20 Data Type INT v PLC Type Premium M Label label Polling rate ms 1000 Choices 1 50 Read Only S M Scale Visible Tue sf The properties of the slider are as follows Property Description Limits Address Address of the PLC variable Note 1 see page 275 Data type PLC address data type Note 2 see page 275 Label Label displayed as part of the graphic object Note 5 see page 275 Choices
23. creation of a table etc the service is assigned the value 1 to inform you that the service is operating correctly Each service has its own codes 140 35016143 12 2011 Device Service Codes Value Comment 0 The service is stopped 1 The service is running 2 The PLC application s signature is different from the one contained in the FactoryCast HMI application for the device service NOTE Value 2 will only be accessible from the service s internal status variable i e device plc SSTATUS This value will not be copied to the device variable except if the variable belongs to another accessible device RecipeDB Services Codes Value Comment 0 The service is in stop mode 1 The service is in run mode 20 Log in table delayed 21 No access to table 22 Table no longer exists 23 Database connection anomaly 24 Incorrect service configuration 25 Fatal detected error NOTE The value 20 should be considered to be a system message not an alarm It may occur when e the service is started value not ready e the PLC has not had the time to send the data as part of the request e the signature of the PLC application is different to that of the FactoryCast HMI application The high values take priority Code 23 has priority over code 21 When code 23 has been corrected the value 21 can then be sent to the variable declared for the status of the service
24. physical units 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Property Description Limits Maximum PLC Gross maximum value without scale of the direct Note 3 Value address in the PLC see page 275 Minimum PLC Gross minimum value without scale of the direct Note 3 Value address in the PLC see page 275 Unit Increment Amount by which the scale value is modified when you Click on the slider arrows Block Increment Amount by which the scale value is modified when you Click on the slide area of the bar Border Width Width in pixels of the border of the graphic object PLC Type Type of PLC Premium or Quantum Polling rate ms Scanning value Read Only TRUE read value FALSE read write value The HTML code with the parameters of the widget above is as follows lt APPLET codebase classes archive mbclient jar widgetslite jar code com schneiderautomation factorycast gateway sliders LiveHorizontalSliderApplet width 180 height 160 gt lt PARAM name progressbar lt PARAM name progresscolor lt PARAM name debug lt PARAM name BACKGRND lt PARAM name address PARAM name datatype PARAM name label PARAM name majorTics PARAM name minorTics PARAM name precision PARAM name maximum PARAM name minimum PARAM name maxValue A AN A A AAA A lt PARAM name minValue lt PARAM name unitIncrement lt PARAM name
25. rate lt PARAM name readonly lt PARAM name unitID value 25 gt value 1000 gt value False gt value 0 gt value 000000 gt 274 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Notes 1 The address can be MW IEC internal word MD IEC double word M IEC internal bit 400000 Concept integer 100000 Concept boolean 2 The various values of the Data type property have the following meaning Data type Meaning INT integer DINT double integer BOOL boolean 3 The limits of the Maximum PLC Value and Minimum PLC Value properties are the natural limits of the configured Data type property 4 Specify at least one value for a push button If several values are entered they will be assigned to an address table starting with the direct address indicated 5 If you specify param name label value data in the HTML code the applet displays the numerical value of the data in place of a label 35016143 12 2011 275 Adding Custom Pages to the Site 276 35016143 12 2011 Setting Up an External Tool 10 Setting Up an External Tool Overview This function enables you to setup an external tool that will be used by Web Designer For example you can setup FrontPage to edit the files of your website The following part shows you how setup FrontPage to open the files of the website however the procedure is t
26. s in this Section This section contains the following topics Topic Page Inserting Applets on a Web Page 217 Inserting LiveBeanApplet 218 Inserting LiveBeanApplet using HTML Code 220 Inserting LiveLabelApplet using HTML Code 223 Inserting LiveTableApplet using HTML Code 228 216 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Inserting Applets on a Web Page Overview FactoryCast software includes several graphic objects or JavaBeans that are used to visualize live PLC data on a graphic display Generally an end user builds a graphic display using the Graphic Editor tool that comes with FactoryCast However you can also build a graphic display using graphic objects inserted into a Web page via the LiveBeanApplet Any of the graphic objects such as an Analog Meter or a Push Button can be inserted into a Web page so that dynamic data may be visualized outside the context of the Graphic Editor To view live PLC data with a browser you may opt for one of two methods to insert a FactoryCast applet on a Web page e 1 Enter the HTML code found in these sections e Inserting a LiveBeanApplet using HTML code e Inserting a LiveLabelApplet using HTML code e Inserting a LiveTableApplet using HTML code e 2 Insert a Java applet and then fill in the dialog boxes using the FactoryCast extension for Microsoft FrontPage or Expression Web 35016143 12 2011 217 Adding Custom Pages to
27. see page 275 Data type PLC address data type Note 2 see page 275 Label Label displayed as part of the graphic object Note 5 see page 275 Maximum EU Value Maximum value in physical units of the direct address for scaling Minimum EU Value Minimum value in physical units of the direct address for scaling Maximum PLC Gross maximum value without scale of the direct Note 3 Value address in the PLC see page 275 Minimum PLC Gross minimum value without scale of the direct Note 3 Value address in the PLC see page 275 Maximum Input EU Maximum setpoint for the input 35016143 12 2011 269 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Property Description Limits Minimum Input EU Minimum setpoint for the input Border Width Width in pixels of the border of the graphic object PLC Type Type of PLC Premium or Quantum Polling rate ms Scanning value The HTML code with the parameters of the widget above is as follows lt APPLET codebase classes archive mbclient jar widgetslite jar code com schneiderautomation factorycast gateway direct Output LiveDirectOutputApplet width 180 height 160 gt lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt APPLET gt name progressbar name progresscolor name debug name BACKGRN
28. the following window appears Gi Web Designer Service Creation Wisard x Creation of new service in FactoryCast Project New service is created supported by the given the target Service type Name of the service datalogging Select datalogging in the Service Type list box Enter the service name or click Finish to keep the name by default The datalogging service has been created 35016143 12 2011 113 Configuration of Properties The properties configuration screen of the datalogging service is shown below m Backup Parameters use of a trigger Ea use of a timer gt 30mn second s Minimum is 30mn Media target Internal Flash Path Log maximum size 500 Ko v Purge parameters use ofa trigger A ia m service properties Service status variable no The following table describes the fields of the datalogging configuration screen Fields Function Backup parameters Action To trigger variable logging an event must be configured This will either parameters be a periodic event use periodic log in which case you need to set a time base or it will be an event associated with a variable use trigger in which case you need to provide the name of the variable for example calculation calculation1 Pressure1 Media target Select the media on which the data will be backup Select Inter
29. the protocol column is active and the user can choose one from the list The address in the previous column depends on the protocol selected 35016143 12 2011 53 Project Management Adding Removing Items Presentation The following pages show how to add elements of the following type to the project e Data Tables e Graphic Pages e Services e Folders e Files Adding a Graphics Page The following table shows how to add a graphics page Step Action 1 Select the project 2 Select the sub directory GraphicScreens in the target directory 3 Click Project gt New Graphic or Right click the GraphicScreens directory and click New Graphic Page Result The Graphic Editor opens with a blank page to edit Adding a Data Table The following table shows how to add a Data table Step Action 1 Select the project 2 Select the sub directory DataTables in the target directory 3 Click Project gt New Data or Right click the DataTables directory and click New Table Result The Data Editor opens with a blank table Adding a Service The following table shows how to add a service Step 1 Select the target 2 Click Project gt New Service or Right click the Service directory and click New Service Result A window opens with a list of services that can be created 54 35016143
30. 1 Navigation tree select the section of the PLC program you want to visualize 2 Display window this zone display the animated PLC program Variables animation e Boolean are displayed in e green if its value is true e red if its value is false e Other types display the name or the value of the variable in yellow Use the tool tip to see more information as the name of the variable its type its address and its comment Links animation e Links connected to boolean variables are displayed in green or red depending on the value of the variable they are connected to green if true red if false e Other links are displayed in black 212 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring SFC animation Rotation t 15h_28in_BBs_450ms The colors used for the different elements are e for steps e green if the step is active e white if the step is inactive e yellow if the activity time of the step is less than the minimum programmed time e pink if the activity time of the step is greater than the minimum programmed time e for macro steps e when a macro step becomes active the upper half is shown in green e when the OUT step of the macro step is active the whole of the macro step is shown in green e when the macro step becomes inactive it is then shown in white e for transitions associated with a Boolean element or a simple Boolean expression e green if the element or the expression is TRUE e red if the element or the express
31. 10 ple plc1 height 220 plc plc1 length 280 plc pic1 width 80 2003 10 01 06 01 05 plc pic1 height 170 plc plc1 length 220 plc pic1 width 60 Example of optimized log file Date plc plc1 height plc pic1 length plc pic1 width 2003 10 01 02 44 55 150 200 50 2003 10 01 03 48 08 140 150 30 2003 10 01 04 55 10 220 280 80 2003 10 01 06 01 05 170 220 60 The memory space allocated to the datalogging service is limited to 500ko You must pay attention to the file size of your log file in order to do not reach the limit of 500ko The estimation of the log file size table see page 295 shows you an estimation of the log file size depending on number of variables and the number of logs 35016143 12 2011 117 Active Pages Service Presentation The Active Pages service enables you to create your own HTML pages to view variables in real time This technology has two benefits e The Web page displayed only includes data useful for viewing meaning data size is kept to a minimum a few KBs e The only protocol used for communication with the browser is HTTP so this technology can bridge all firewalls used in an internet infrastructure The configuration properties screen of the Active Pages service is shown below J Web Designer Project Edit Target Service Options Help yh oh ewe a amp gt Schnpider F EaPremiumUnity Premium Unity a emailOp hs actual pages Navigator List Add
32. 12 2011 Project Management Step 3 Select the desired service from the list 4 Click OK Result The Service window opens Adding a Folder The following table shows how to add a folder Step Action 1 Select one of the Website folders or Website itself 2 Click Project gt New Folder or Right click the Website directory and click New Folder Result The Create a Folder window opens NOTE you cannot create new folders outside of the Website menu tree Adding a File The following table shows how to add a file Step Action 1 Select one of the Website folders or Website itself 2 Click Project gt New File or Right click the Website directory and click New File Result The Create a File window opens NOTE You cannot create new files outside the Website menu tree Removing Items To remove an item from the project right click the item in the navigator to open the contextual menu and select Delete 35016143 12 2011 55 Project Management Opening Closing a Project Presentation This section shows how to e open close a project e save a project e close Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI Opening an Existing Project Step Action 1 Click Project Open Project Result the Open Project window opens This window displays the list of projects in the workspace Select a project Click Open Result th
33. 192 Value Visible Indicates whether a digital display of the scaled value is to be shown Value Font The font for the digital display of the value if shown Bar Background The background color for the bar indicator area Bar Color The color for the indicator bar when scaled value within High Low limits High High Limit The value in engineering units for the High High Value limit High High Limit The color for the indicator bar when scaled value Color is greater than the High High limit High Limit Value The value in engineering units for the High limit High Limit Color The color for the indicator bar when scaled value is greater than the High limit Low Limit Value The value in engineering units for the Low limit Low Limit Color The color for the indicator bar when scaled value is less than the Low limit Low Low Limit The value in engineering units for the Low Low Value limit Low Low Limit The color for the indicator bar when scaled value Color is less than the Low Low limit Limit Deadband The deadband as percentage of EU range to 0to 10 apply to High Low limit checking Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s 0 to 32 border Border Color The color for the graphic object s border PLC Value A simulated raw unscaled input value for testing the graphic object See Note 3 Notes page 192 35016143 12 2011 173 Monitoring
34. 2011 Project Management Step Action 2 Select Factory Cast project then click Next as shown above The Import Project From File System dialog opens amp Import Factory Cast project Import Project from File System Create a new Web Designer Project in the current workspace from Factory Cast project t a Project name Project contents Browse Choose a Factory Cast module among the following list 140 NOE 771 11 v4 5 140 NOE 771 11 v4 6 BMX NOE 0110 v4 5 BMX NOE 0110 v4 6 TSX ETY 5103 v4 5 TSX ETY 5103 v4 6 I Association of Web site Zip File Browse lt Back Next gt _ Finish Cancel 3 Use the Import Project From File System dialog to perform the following tasks i In the Project contents field type in or click the Browse button to navigate to and select the path and name of the FactoryCast configuration file you want to import ii In the module list select the Factory Cast module to which you want to import the Factory Cast configuration iii Optional To import a web site select Association of Web site then in the Zip file field type in or click the Browse button to navigate to and select the path and name of the compressed web site files you want to import to the selected module iv Click Finish 35016143 12 2011 61 Project Management Upgrading the Target Version of a Project Presentation Upgrading Target V
35. 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Edit Dialog The Edit dialog box allows you to create or modify a graphic page by selecting a graphic object for placement in the display window and accessing all the graphic editing functions The graphic objects available are presented in a single object palette DSR So0CEeh ese Properties Customize ut y Paste Layout Options Done The controls of the Edit dialog box provide the following functions The Drop down List Box shows the set of palettes that are available When you select the name of a palette from the list the palette area of the dialog displays the selected one s graphic objects The Palette shows the graphic objects that are in the current palette with an icon that depicts each graphic object s type meter button etc When you click any of the icons in the palette a graphic object of the corresponding type becomes selected for insertion While the Graphic Editor is in insert mode if you click in an open area of the display window an instance of the selected graphic object is inserted into the graphic display The Information Area shows the name and size of the graphic object that is currently selected The Cut button causes the currently selected graphic object s to be removed from the graphic display and saved to a buffer i e an internal clipboard replacing any existing contents of the bu
36. Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color for the graphic object s border LED Same properties as the Indicator Light graphic object excluding the common properties listed above Top Push Button Same properties as the Push Button graphic object excluding the common properties listed above Bottom Push Same properties as the Push Button graphic object Button excluding the common properties listed above Analog Meter An Analog Meter provides an analog representation of the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC by drawing a pointer on a circular dial whose position is proportional to the value as a percentage of its range in engineering units The size of the meter s circular dial degrees sweep of a circle the colors for the dial and the style of the pointer can all be set 35016143 12 2011 183 Monitoring The properties for the Analog Meter are listed below scale labels Set to 1 to use a general exponential format Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic o
37. FactoryCast Configurator Tool Follow these steps to back up the web site that is associated with the saved configurator file using the FactoryCast Configurator tool Step Action 1 With the project still open in the Factory Cast Configuration tool select Transfer gt Backup to open the Backup dialog Backup r Target Host Host name or IP address r Archive File Path and fle name zip where files are to be saved L Cane In the Target Host section type in the Host name or IP address of the device on which the web site resides In the Archive File section type in or click the ellipsis to open a dialog where you can select the Path and file name zip where the files are to be saved Click OK to close the Backup dialog 35016143 12 2011 59 Project Management Importing the FactoryCast Configuration and Web Site Using Web Designer Follow these steps to use Web Designer to import both the FactoryCast configuration file and the Web Site you previously saved Step Action 1 In Web Designer with no project open select Project gt Import to open the Import dialog Select Import a Factory Cast project into Web Designer py Select an import source Factory Cast HMI project Factory Cast project Web Designer project Zip file lt Back Finish Cancel 60 35016143 12
38. Getting Started Step Action 8 Finally select a variable to determine the status of the email service in the Service status variable field 9 Save the new email service by clicking 35016143 12 2011 37 Getting Started Data Editor Introduction Data Editor enables you to create Web pages in which the values of variables are displayed in table format In certain cases these values can be modified by the user Allowing write access can change system behavior 4 WARNING UNINTENDED OPERATION e Make sure variables that can be written are accessible by trained personnel only password protect e Do not give write access to critical control variables Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage Selecting Editor Symbols Step Action 1 In the browser extend the menu tree in the example 2 Right click the DataTables directory to open the contextual menu and choose New Table In the Table Name field enter a name for the data table Click OK Result An empty data table appears 38 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Step Action 5 To access the configuration zone e Double click a line of the Table window Or right click the Table window to open the contextual menu and cho
39. It shows you how to install it It also provides you a description of the graphical interface What s in this Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page Presentation 14 Preparing for Web Designer installation 16 Interface Presentation 17 35016143 12 2011 13 Introduction Presentation Introduction Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI is a state of the art software application with which you can create Web based operator panels and configure operating parameters for Web human machine interface Web HMI devices It provides all the tools needed to design an HMI project from the data acquisition to the creation and display of animated Web drawings Web Designer handles the following for the device website e editing e configuration e modification Web Designer offers two levels of personalization e the creation of a variable base of devices that can be viewed and modified in Web pages e the addition of your own Web pages on the device site Web Designer provides an interface to configure Services Name Description Email It sends notification periodically or when a specific event occurs Calculation It performs arithmetic and logical operations on a combination of variables Database It archives internal or processed data into a database Active Pages It enables you to create your own HTML pages that can be used to view variables in real time
40. The color of the text Text Font The font used for the text Swap Bytes False if target order of bytes is same as PC Value The text itself A bar graph provides an analog representation of the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC It draws a vertical bar whose length is proportional to the value as a percentage of its range in engineering units The properties of the bar graph are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name of the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 variable to monitor Notes page 204 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 variable Notes page 204 Background The background color of the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color of the label Label Font The font used on the label Maximum EU The maximum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Value address or symbol variable in the PLC Notes page 204 35016143 12 2011 195 Monitoring Bitmap Property Description Limits Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Value address or symbo
41. Web Designer version 24 gt 24 Select IV Transfer website Destination dd Transfer Only Modified Files IV Transfer DataTables and GraphicScreens Files C Transfer Configuration Files Transfer Cancel Note if there are differences between the firmware version of the project and the target the transfer cannot be performed 44 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Step Action Click Transfer Result the Configuration Password window appears if a configuration password has already been set Otherwise the project is transferred Enter the configuration password for TSX WMY 100 WMY Enter password here OK Cancel Enter the configuration password and click OK Result the Progress Information window appears The files are displayed one at a time in the Status Bar 35016143 12 2011 45 Getting Started Accessing the Website Introduction At this time you have e created a project e selected the devices and the variables of your choice e created data and graphic table to monitor the installation e transferred your application from the PC to the target The last step consists of connecting to the website The Data Editor and the Graphic Viewer are used to view graphic animation pages related to the device variables or internal module variables Accessing the Website Step Action 1 Open a Web browser 2 Type the IP addres
42. a configuration password has already been set Otherwise the project is transferred us Configuration Password Enter the configuration password for TSX WMY 100 WMY Enter password here ok Cancel 66 35016143 12 2011 Transfer Step Action Enter the configuration password and click OK Result the Progress Information window appears The files are displayed one at a time in the Status Bar Transferring from the Target to the PC The following table shows how to transfer data from the module to a PC Step Action 1 In the browser select the target 2 Click Target gt Transfer gt Target gt PC The Transfer Status window appears P Transfer status xi G Status Direction Target name IP _ Address Download TSX WMY 100 10 10 20 100 W Target Type TSX WMY 100 lt TSX WMY 100 HTML version 14 lt 14 W Firmware 15 lt 15 Web Designer version 21 lt 21 Select IY Transfer website Destination FLASH V Transfer DataTables and GraphicScreens Files Transfer Cancel 3 Select the files you want to transfer 35016143 12 2011 67 Transfer Global Transfer Partial Transfer Documentation Site Explorer Step Action 4 Click Transfer Result the Configuration Password window appears if a configuration password has already been set Otherwise the project is transfer
43. action status Action type Database gt PLC Initialization of your system variable with the value of the database PLC gt Database Save the current state of the system in the database Trigger criterion Trigger use Specify the variable that will trigger the action NY Notify Triggered on a bit or word value state change RE Rising Edge Triggered on a rising edge for a bit or a value increase for a word FE Falling Edge Triggered on a falling edge for a bit or a value decrease for a word BQ Bad Quality Triggered if the trigger status is Bad quality Timer use Specify the period at which the action will be triggered SQL request Use a free SQL request Type your SQL request using the SQL syntax In this case the screen looks like this SQL request use of a free SQL request use of an automatic insert request Free SQL request 136 35016143 12 2011 Field Function Use of an automatic request This function enables you to update tables without using a SQL syntax Refer to the following paragraph for more information Use the table provided for this purpose specifying the name of the column and the type of the variable In this case the column name syntax must comply with the database syntax As a general rule avoid using punctuation marks upper case letters and hyphens refer to your database documentation Note T
44. address The following formats are accepted Abbreviation Format Type bool Boolean dec Decimal hex Hexadecimal binary Binary ASCII Bytes displayed as ASCII characters time Day_hr_min_sec_ms date YYYY MM DD or HH MM SS The Status column contains messages about the status of communications with the symbol variable or direct address If communications are normal the status message is OK If communication with a simple variable or a direct address is not operational the Status column displays a message describing the event 35016143 12 2011 151 Monitoring Inserting a Symbol Variable in a Data Template Overview If you want to view or modify the value of a symbol variable in the Namespace you must insert that symbol variable in a data template A WARNING UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION e Password protect access to the embedded server e Carefully select the symbols and direct addresses you authorize to be modified online e Do not authorize online modifications of critical process variables Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage 152 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Inserting a Symbol Variable Follow the steps in the table below to insert a Symbol variable Step Action 1 Double click on an empty row in the spreadsheet Result The data editor s configuration area
45. and other security mechanisms so that only authorized users can access the network and that the data cannot be intercepted X Extensible Markup Language it is aimed to facilitate the sharing of data across different information system It is a simplified subset of the SGML and is designed to be relatively human legible 312 35016143 12 2011 Index A active pages service 118 applets Java 220 using 220 automatic input 87 C calculation service 98 custom Web pages using Java applets 220 D Data Editor spreadsheet 149 symbol 152 templates 148 variable 149 152 data templates 148 database service 103 log file configuration 108 datalogging service 111 recommendation 295 direct addresses 154 E email service configuration 92 example see getting started 23 export 57 external tool configuration 277 F format target 284 G getting started 23 accessing the website 46 configuring the module 28 creating services 32 Data Editor 38 Graphic Editor 41 presentation 24 selecting devices 26 selecting variables 30 transfering a project 43 graphic editor toolbar 159 H HTTP Graphic Objects 259 35016143 12 2011 313 Index import 57 importing a FactoryCast project and web site 58 installation 16 introduction 14 IP address 64 J Java applets 220 module connecting disconnecting 72 FTP 68 IP address 64 N namespa
46. com schneiderautomation gde GdeApplet width 700 height 514 gt lt PARAM name LOAD value UNIT_1 gt lt PARAM name MODE value VIEW_RW gt lt PARAM name AUTO_LOGIN value FALSE gt lt APPLET gt 35016143 12 2011 171 Monitoring Graphic Objects Presentation Horizontal Indicator The set of graphic objects provided in the Graphic Editor is intended to support building graphic displays that mimic conventional instrument panels All of the data monitoring and control objects have built in communication capabilities and are designed as stand alone graphic objects Additionally to support customers that want to put several simple applets on a single HTML page each object in the Graphic Editor set is provided in an applet version When used in conjunction with the LiveBeanApplet the Graphic Editor graphic objects can be used in the same way as the LiveLabelApplet This section provides a description of the standard graphic objects and their properties A Horizontal Indicator provides an analog representation of the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC by drawing a horizontal bar whose length is proportional to the value as a percentage of its range in engineering units Optionally a digital indication of the value can be shown in the center of the bar area The properties for the Horizontal Indicator are listed below
47. configured Using the mouse the user can change the value of the rotary slider and trigger sending a new value to the PLC Properties Rotary Slider Address SMW Minimum EU Value 0 Data Type INT v Maximum PLC Value 65535 Label label Minimum PLC Value 0 ajor Scale Divisions 65535 Border Width 25 Minor Scale Divisions 0 PLC Type Premium Scale Precision 0 Polling rate rns 1000 Dial Degrees Sweep 180 Read Only PEJ aximum EU Value 100 cee The properties of the slider are as follows Property Description Limits Address Address of the PLC variable Note 1 see page 275 Data type PLC address data type Note 2 see page 275 Label Label displayed as part of the graphic object Note 5 see page 275 Major scale Number of major gradations marked in the scale 0 to 100 gradation Minor scale Number of minor gradations not marked inthe 0 to 100 gradation scale Scale precision Number of decimal places in the scale gradations 1 to 6 set to 1 to use a general exponential format Dial Degrees Portion of circular dial used to draw the scale 60 to 300 Sweep Maximum EU Value Maximum value of the direct address for scaling in physical units Minimum EU Value Minimum value of the direct address for scaling in physical units 35016143 12 2011 273 Adding Custom Pag
48. from a module Step Procedure 1 Click Target gt Disconnect Simulation You have just switched back to configuration mode In simulation mode the variables are animated as follows value update frequency depends on the update frequency setting e bit value change 0 or 1 e word increment step 1 35016143 12 2011 79 Simulation Mode 80 35016143 12 2011 Managing Variables Subject of this Chapter This chapter explains how Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI handles variables This concerns importing variables either from a file describing a piece of equipment or from a file exported by software from the automated program listing variables from the automated program This chapter also presents the file called Namespace which groups all these variables The data and graphics publishers as well as services use these variables What s in this Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page Namespace 82 Importing from a Programmable PLC 83 Manual Edit 87 Author Rights in Namespace 88 35016143 12 2011 81 Managing Variables Namespace Introduction Namespace groups all variables symbols previously selected for targets or devices Data Editors Graphic Editors and services get symbols from Namespace Variables come from either connected devices or from PLC applications If you connect a device type to the same target
49. in the directory located under the website root wwwroot 2 Right click on Partial transfer gt PC gt Module Note For a recipe file that is not local to the module you must first transfer it to the target HTTP server without using the FactoryCast HMI configuration application 128 35016143 12 2011 Example of an XML File lt xml version 1 0 encoding utf 8 gt lt table gt lt data gt lt name gt plc localRTDB VarRecette403 lt name gt lt value gt 4 lt value gt lt ingredient gt douwn part black lt ingredient gt lt data gt lt data gt lt name gt plc localRTDB VarRecette402 lt name gt lt value gt 3 lt value gt lt ingredient gt up part blue lt ingredient gt lt data gt lt data gt lt name gt plc localRTDB VarRecette401 lt name gt lt value gt 2 lt value gt lt ingredient gt left part red lt ingredient gt lt data gt lt data gt lt name gt plc localRTDB VarRecette400 lt name gt lt value gt 1 lt value gt lt data gt lt table gt Limitations e Recipe files must be accessible by an HTTP server e A HMI application can only manage a single recipe service 35016143 12 2011 129 Recipe Database Service Presentation The Recipe database service enables you to set the value of variables to predetermined values stored in database tables You can create a scenario or initialize system variables of your system with values stored in a database SQLS
50. in your own Web pages They enable you to monitor and control PLC variables by associating PLC variables with objects This section discusses how to create you own HTML web pages and how to use the real time animated objects provided with FactoryCast NOTE When planning custom Web pages be sure to keep them within the limits of the memory available for customization e f you are using a third party software to transfer a website and if you reach the limits of the memory some pages of the website will not appear e f you are using Web Designer to transfer a website it will prompt you if your website exceeds the memory capacity What s in this Chapter This chapter contains the following sections Section Topic Page 9 1 Using FactoryCast s Java Applets Using HTML Code 216 9 2 Using FactoryCast Extension for Microsoft FrontPage or 230 Expression Web 9 3 Using Graphic Objects Lite 257 35016143 12 2011 215 Adding Custom Pages to the Site 9 1 Using FactoryCast s Java Applets Using HTML Code Overview This section describes how to use the animated objects also called Java applets that come with FactoryCast Use these applets to create custom Web pages To create custom pages you can use any plain text editor such as Microsoft Notepad or a dedicated HTML editor such as Microsoft FrontPage Creating custom Web pages with HTML makes it possible to view live PLC data in your browser What
51. name User name password Timeout e v Second s Service properties Timestamp Database Server Target Service status variable sce Action Properties a a 106 35016143 12 2011 The following table describes the parameters of the database service Fields Function Type Oracle MySql SQL Server Address IP address of the database server Port Used to validate a default address Use Default Port Port used by the database to access the server Database Name Name of the database that will contain all data configured by the user User Name amp Username and password for database access database connection Password string Timeout Period of time that will be allowed to elapse before the system kills the current process when it improperly operates Service status variable Used to determine the status of the database service Timestamp server The date is taken directly from the server for the dating values it receives Timestamp Target The date is taken directly from the module for the dating values it receives 35016143 12 2011 107 Configuring the Log Files The configuration screen for the Database service is shown below Actions list of database NEW_TABLEO Add Remove Duplicate Actions parameters Table name NEW_TABLEO Table status variable Trigger criterion us
52. name and IP Address for each target 35016143 12 2011 51 Project Management Adding Removing a Device Adding a Device Step Action Select the Devices directory of your project Click Project gt New Device or Right click the Devices directory and then click New Device Result Web Designer Project Creation Wizard window appears initialized with devices that already exist in the project P Web Designer Project Creation Wizard Web Designer Project Wizard Creation of a new Web Designer project Ren Pree eg Device c ea Website ag Target2 Ep este Project New project m Step 2 Add Device Select the Target from the Target List select the Device from the Device List and press the gt button Remove Device Select the Device and press the lt button Edit Device Details Click on the Name Address column to edit Target List Device List Selected Target s Device s g Premium TargetDevice Name Address i TSXWIMY100 WIMY abcd H Premium Unit PLC UMAS y Cei Ea lt Back Next Finish Cancel Select the devices to add in the Device List field and validate with the button gt Type a name and an address for that device Click Finish to validate the project targets and devices NOTE If you have more than one target in your project select the target in the Target List to which you want to atta
53. occurs configured by the user The file system of the FactoryCast module is accessible from any FTP client You can specify a URL for automatic sending of the information to a remote FTP server You can use the log file to animate a Datalogging history object see page 189 in the Graphic Editor NOTE e To prolong the internal Flash life rerun the log file at intervals greater than 30 minutes e Schneider Electric does not guarantee the exact time at which data have been logged e Back up any log files that are stored in the module s volatile memory so that you are able to restore any lost data e Incase of loss of power during datalogging the file that is being backed up is lost 35016143 12 2011 111 The properties configuration screen of the datalogging service is shown below E PremiumUnity Premium Unity emailOp datalogging o Log tables Add Remove Duplicate Configuration Properties a gt 1 2 1 Use this button to configure the parameters to be archived 2 Use this button to configure the general properties of the database 112 35016143 12 2011 How to Create a Datalogging Service The following table describes how to create a datalogging service Step Action 1 Click the name of your project in the browser 2 To add the new service you can e click Project New Service or e right click Services in the browser then click New Service Result
54. of the PLC Program tab 210 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Accessing an Animated PLC Program Step Action 1 Select a target in a project 2 Click Target Connect Simulation Alt S to switch to simulation mode or click Target gt Connect Target Alt C to switch to run mode Extend the target directory Select a device in the Devices directory Right click and select Open Result an Internet Explorer window in which the PLC program viewer window associated with the selected device appears Select the PLC program section you want to visualize in the navigation tree Result the PLC program appears in the Display window 35016143 12 2011 211 Monitoring Representation and Color Convention The following figure shows you the PLC Program Viewer window Schneider TTC ie UME Da LALLY Monitoring Data Editor Data Editor Lite Graphic Editor Graphic Viewer Operator screens Plc Program Viewer E Custom Pages With password Without password Noni PLC PROGRAM VIEWER oA Weighing_Mate eWeighing_Mate Gaf Mixeri e2 Heating eDFeeder i Forming e Transportation_ oE Packaging_Rob chartSource a Actions is i Init_Robot D Left_Rota B Material_ i m Arm1 i Arm2 m Packagin S FactoryCast Copyright 2000 2009 Schneider Automation SAS All Rights Reserved
55. of the calculation result Formula Formula associated with the variables The operators are limited Value Gives the result of the formula value of the variable in real time if your are connected to the module and in animation mode Description Comment on the variable Buttons Remove Delete the selected variable from the table Duplicate Duplicate the selected variable Animate Use this button to switch to animation mode You must be connected to the module or in simulation mode 35016143 12 2011 101 Fields Function Import from CSV This button enables you to import symbols from a csv file You can create this file using Excel or a text editor in this case change the ixt file extension to csv You must use the following syntax variable formula description Export to CSV This button enables you to export the variable table to a csv file List of Available Operators The following list provides details of numeric binary boolean and unary operators The result of the operation is displayed in the Result type column Type Operator Description Example Binary addition 1 2 displays the result 3 numeric z subtraction 5 2 displays the result 3 7 multiplication 5 2 displays the result 10 division 15 3 displays the result 5 lt less than 1 lt 2 displays the result true gt greater than 1 gt 2 displays the resu
56. of this Section This section describes the functions and characteristics of the Graphic Editor The Graphic Editor is a Web page that enables the user to create dynamic graphic displays with a browser and using a predefined set of graphic objects The Graphic Editor is both a graphic editor that can be used to create and modify displays anda Runtime environment that allows the user to view animated displays using data from the PLC What s in this Section This section contains the following topics Topic Page Overview of the Graphic Editor 157 Toolbar 159 User Functions of the Display Window 164 Property Sheet 167 Security 169 Parameters of the Graphic Editor Applet 170 Graphic Objects 172 Extended Graphic Objects 193 156 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Overview of the Graphic Editor Top Window The Graphic Editor is made up of three windows The top window features an area for presenting the user commands and dialog boxes for creating saving reading and editing a graphic display Display Window The display window proposes a presentation area of the current graphic display When you create a new graphic display this window turns into a blank space into which you can add the graphic objects that will make up the required graphic display Message Window This window proposes a scrolling message window used to display the messages generated by the Graphic Editor The figure bel
57. the Site Inserting LiveBeanApplet Overview This topic discusses general concepts about inserting a LiveBeanApplet NOTE Elsewhere in this guide is information for inserting a LiveBeanApplet using e HTML see page 220 e Microsofts FrontPage or Expression Web Extension see page 241 NOTE Prior to inserting a LiveBeanApplet into a Web page you must create a JavaBeans library using the Graphic Editor that comes with the FactoryCast software Generally a user will create a JavaBeans library that has one instance of every object that they would like to use in a Web page Think of this library as a set of templates that are copied to and customized for your Web pages For example a library may have one analog meter one rotary selector and one push button Multiple instances of each bean can then be added to a Web page each with a set of unique parameters such as an address Inserting a LiveBeanApplet To insert a LiveBeanApplet Step Action 1 Using your Web browser enter your Web server module s name or IP address and go to the Graphic Editor applet found via the Monitoring and Online Editors Web link Schneider FactoryCast TSX WMY 100 o Monitoring Data Editor Data Editor Lite Graphic Editor Graphic Viewer Operator Screens PLC Program Viewer z Custom Pages with password without passwo rd Copyright 2000 2009 Schneider Automation SAS All Rights Reserved 2
58. the target 2 In the Target menu click Properties Result the Target Properties window appears 3 Select Security Result the following window appears PA Properties for TSX ETG 3000 ETG Configuration Security i General Security Secure HTTP Password Modify Write Password Modi Configurator Password Modify ETD pacewore Modify OK Cancel 290 35016143 12 2011 Security Step Action Click Modify to change a password Refer to next paragraph for a description of each passwords Result the Password window appears ure HTTP Password Set the secure HTTP Password Type the new password and confirm it Login New password Confirm new password Cancel Enter a new password and confirm it by typing it in the Confirm new password field If its an HTTP password the login is also requested Click OK in the Password window Note if you leave any fields empty during the modification you will be asked to confirm the replacement of the current password by an empty password Repeat actions 4 6 for each password to modify Click OK in the Properties window of the target to close the window Function This table shows the fields in the various windows used to modify passwords Window Function Secure HTTP Required for connecting to the sec
59. to associate a variable with the Select the variable that you want to associate with the object 35016143 12 2011 41 Getting Started Step Action 9 Repeat steps 4 to 8 to add other objects 10 Once you have finished click Done 11 Click Save and enter a name for the graphic graph 42 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Transfer Introduction Once you have completed the site construction on the configuration PC you should transfer it to a target Transferring the Website to a Target Step Action 1 Select TSX WMY 100 in the menu tree 2 Click Target gt Transfer gt PC gt Target Result the Target Validation window appears H Validation of the target TSX WMY 100 WMY Q Validation of services in target Double click the service T File o AERO Validity OK Errors 0 If there are detected errors in your project the transfer cannot be performed Refer to the Project Validation part see page 69 for more information 35016143 12 2011 43 Getting Started Step Action Click OK Result the Transfer Status window appears Q Status PI Transfer status xl Direction Target name IP Address E Download TSX WMY 100 10 10 20 100 W Target Type TSX WMY 100 gt TSX WMY 100 HTML version 14 gt 14 amp Firmware 15 cr 15 W
60. using punctuation marks upper case letters and hyphens refer to your database documentation Database Properties The table below shows the equivalents of Xopen types for other databases Xopen type MySql Oracle SQL Server BOOLEAN SMALLINT NUMBER 1 SMALLINT TINYINT SMALLINT SMALLINT SMALLINT SMALLINT SMALLINT NUMBER SMALLINT INTEGER INTEGER NUMBER INTEGER BIGINT DECIMAL 200 NUMBER NUMERIC 38 0 DOUBLE DECIMAL 50 80 NUMBER FLOAT 32 REAL REAL REAL REAL TIMESTAMP TIMESTAMP TIMESTAMP TIMESTAMP DATE DATETIME DATE DATETIME VARCHAR VARCHAR 255 VARCHAR 255 VARCHAR 255 All other types VARCHAR 255 VARCHAR 255 VARCHAR 255 35016143 12 2011 109 Limitation The maximum number of columns is 50 per table The maximum number of database connections that can be configured is 10 per service The maximum number of database services is 3 NOTE The service database contains a buffer that allows it to store a limited number of events in case of communication failure or network disruption The number of events must not exceed 5000 110 35016143 12 2011 Datalogging Service General The Datalogging service enables you to backup information such as configuration parameters variable s values log files coming from the devices connected to the FactoryCast module into the internal memory of the module This can be achieved periodically or when a specific event
61. value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Bar Background The background color for the bar indicator area Bar Color The color for the indicator bar when scaled value within High Low limits High High Limit The value in engineering units for the High High Value limit 174 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Property Description Limits High High Limit The color for the indicator bar when scaled value Color is greater than the High High limit High Limit Value The value in engineering units for the High limit High Limit Color The color for the indicator bar when scaled value is greater than the High limit Low Limit Value The value in engineering units for the Low limit Low Limit Color The color for the indicator bar when scaled value is less than the Low limit Low Low Limit The value in engineering units for the Low Low Value limit Low Low Limit The color for the indicator bar when scaled value Color is less than the Low Low limit Limit Deadband The deadband as percentage of EU range to 0to 10 apply to High Low limit checking Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s 0 to 32 border Border Color The color for the graphi
62. 016143 12 2011 35 Getting Started Access Parameters To configure the access parameters for the email service follow the procedure below Step Action 1 Click the properties tab Result the email properties window appears SMIP Server SMIP server address SMIP server port Require secure authentication M Login Password r Sender Sender Reply address Module Maximum size of send queue 100 Time before retry to send ins 5 Service Senice status variable E mails Type the address of the email SMTP server in the SMTP Server Address field Note the SMTP Server Port field is unavailable and thus cannot be modified 3 Select the Require Secure Authentication box if access to the server is protected In this case fill in the Login and Password fields 4 Type a Sender Address which will identify the module when the user receives the email 5 Type a Reply Address to which a reply will be sent if the user clicks the Reply button 6 Define the maximum number of emails that can be stored in the buffer memory before being sent by filling in the Maximum Size of Send Queue field e Default value 100 e Minimum value 30 e Maximum value 200 7 Specify the delay before emails stored in the buffer memory are re sent after interruption in the Time Before Retry to Send field 36 35016143 12 2011
63. 1 Use this button to configure Emails sent by the email service 2 Use this button to configure Email properties 92 35016143 12 2011 Creating an Email Service The table below describes how to create an Email service Step Action 1 Click the name of your project in the browser 2 To add the new service you can e Click Project New Service or e Right click Services in the browser then click New Service Result the following window appears ce Creation Creation of new service in FactoryCast Project a New service is created supported by the given target eee z Name of the service email Select Email in the Service Type list box Enter a service name or click on Finish to keep the name by default The Email service has been created 35016143 12 2011 Configuring the Server The following table introduces you the properties configuration screen of the Email service SMTP server SMTP server address SMTP server port Secure authentication Login Password Sender Sender Reply address r Module Maximum size of send queue 100 Time before retry to send in seconds 5 Service Service status variable ple ple dbStatus E mails The following table introduces you the properties configuration screen Fields Function SMTP server SMTP server address Address of the SM
64. 11 subsequently Code 11 disappears once the email has been sent correctly 142 35016143 12 2011 Datalogging Service Codes Value Comment 0 OK 2 The current file csv is renamed cs0 10 The module cannot reach a variable that should be logged because the variable does not appear in the Web Designer namespace the variable is not write enabled the preceding value has not been updated yet 11 FTP transfer interruption 12 The URL specified for FTP cannot be accessed 13 The internal flash is full 14 The internal RAM is full 15 The module cannot write on the media specified 16 The module cannot access the namespace 17 The maximum number of tables has been reached 10 maximum in your xm file 18 The maximum number of variables has been reached in a table 19 The service is empty no table defined NOTE e The value 2 should be considered as a warning not an alarm Recipe Service Codes The high values take priority For example code 17 has priority over code 12 When code 17 has been corrected the value 12 can then be sent to the variable declared for the status of the datalogging service If all tables status values are 0 the service status is set to 1 for running state The values of the table status variable are identical to the values of the datalogging service status variable Value Comment 0 The service is in sto
65. 12 2011 Flash Recommendation 296 35016143 12 2011 Menu Subject of this Chapter This chapter describes the menus for Web Designer functions What s in this Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page Menu 298 Contextual Menu 300 35016143 12 2011 297 Menu Menu Overview The following table shows the complete menu system when all functions are supported Menu Sub menu Overview Project New Create a new project Creating a new module device data table graphic page Creating a service Creating files and folders Open project Open an existing project Close project Close current project Save all Save all items modified in the project Import Importing an existing zip project or converting a FactoryCast or FactoryCast HMI project Export Exporting the current project to a zip file Global transfer Downloading all the project s modules and all the files Project Validation Verifying the project before transfer Refresh Updating the window and menu tree Properties View modify the project s properties passwords comments etc Exit Exit application Edit Undo Cancel last action Cut Destruction of the selected object and putting it on the clipboard the object can be a project a module a device a graphic object a file a variable etc Copy Copy the object to the clipboard Paste P
66. 18 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 2 Enter the Edit mode and create a JavaBeans library you want to use on your Web pages Customize each bean with a common set of parameters so that you only have to configure unique parameters such as the register address Safad Eee BE een e a w Proper Ist Layout Options Done 1m_26s_440ms 25 50 75 0 re 0 o Lo E Count Value Fo Ls 0 Motor Control Cen _ A T 8T Note For help using the Graphic Editor applet see the section Graphic Editor see page 156 3 Once you have created your library click the Done button in the editor window and save your library 35016143 12 2011 219 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Inserting LiveBeanApplet using HTML Code Overview To graphically visualize data use graphic objects such as Analog Meter or Push Button Before any beans are inserted into a Web page the special applet called LiveBeanMgrApplet must be inserted into the server LiveBeanMgrApplet The LiveBeanMgrApplet allows the Web page to display dynamic data f
67. 35016143 03 Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI User Manual 12 2011 Schneider www schneider electric com Electric 2011 Schneider Electric All rights reserved 35016143 12 2011 Table of Contents Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Safety Inform AMON aa an cept orn ea se ae areas About the Book 0000 ee eee eee ees Introduction Presentation Preparing for Web Designer installation 2 0055 Interface Presentation 00 0c eee eee Getting Started 0 ees Presentation Creating a New Project 0 0 0 cece eect eee eae Device Selection Target Properties Variable Selection 0 0 0 cece eee eens Email Service Data Editor Graphic Editor Transfer Accessing the Website 2 0 e eee eee eee Project Management 00 cece eee eee Adding Removing TargetS 0 c eee eet eee Adding Removing a Device 0 0 eee tte Adding Removing Items 0 0 eee tenes Opening Closing a Project a an anuanua naa Import Importing a Facto Upgrading the Ta Transfer Transfer Project Validation ryCast Project and Web Site into Web Designer rget Version of a Project 00 eee Connecting Disconnecting to from the Module Simulation Mode 0 0c eee Simulation Connecting
68. 6143 12 2011 241 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 2 Note The LiveBeanMgrApplet is a special applet that is inserted one time only into your Web page Select the applet LiveBeanMgrApplet and then click the OK button N Microsoft FrontPage File Edit View Insert Format Jools Table Frames Window Help D sy E ameey per ne rus z Nd FactoryCast Applets Available Factorycast Applets Appet Class Description OK x LiveLabelMgrApplet Live Label Manager Applet B LiveLabelApplet LiveLabel Applet LiveTableApplet LiveTable Applet LiveBeanMgrApplet Live isla Applet LiveBeanApplet GdeApplet _i v gt v Graphic Data pee HS For Help press F1 gt X 0 seconds over 28 8 BZ 242 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 3 Configure the Mode and Auto Login parameters and then click the OK button Microsoft FrontPage Edit View Inser Format Tools Table Frames Window D7 By BO DNSeeS Bay Tawra Md FactoryCast Applets R BE be 2 Available Factorycast Applets Appa F actoryCast__LiveBeanMgrApplet Livel Parameters Livel Livel MODE READWRITE Livel Live AUTO_LOGIN Gde po k Normal HTML X Preview 7 i For Help press F1 Z 0 seconds over 28 8 el Z
69. 83 Formatting and re starting Re start the Module The following table shows how to re start a module Step Action 1 In the menu tree select a module 2 In the Target menu click Reboot target Format the Module The following table shows how to format a module Step Action 1 In the menu tree select a module 2 In the Target menu click Format target Result the Configuration Password window appears if a configuration password has already been set Otherwise the formatting starts Configuration Password Enter the configuration password for TSX WMY 100 WMY Enter password here OK Cancel 3 Enter the configuration password and click OK 284 35016143 12 2011 Security 13 Subject of this Chapter This chapter explains how to manage the security for a website using firewall access rights and password protection What s in this Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page Internal Security 286 External Security 287 Variable Access Security Symbol Direct Address 289 Changing Passwords 290 35016143 12 2011 285 Security Internal Security Overview Web Designer provides 2 mechanisms to allow that only authorized users view and modify your data e password entry e write restrictions Anyone who has access to a configuration tool and to your embedded server can override your
70. A window will appear showing the HTML code that will be inserted into your HTML document Click the Insert button to finish inserting this applet FactoryCast Applet LiveLabelApplet lt APPLET width 110 lt APPLET gt codebase classes archive SAComm jar code com schneiderautomation factorycast LiveLabelApplet height 30 gt lt PARAM name LABEL lt PARAM name LABEL WIDTH lt PARAM name UNITS lt PARAM name UNITS WIDTH lt PARAM name ADDRESS lt PARAM name DATATYPE value Register 40100 gt value 5 gt value counts gt value 5 gt value Reg400001 gt value INT gt Insert 35016143 12 2011 251 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 6 Continue to add additional instances of LiveLabelApplet to your Web page Once you have inserted your last applet click the Cancel button on the FactoryCast applet selection window to return to editing your Web page 252 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Inserting LiveTableApplet Using FrontPage or Expression Web Overview Inserting LiveTableApplet NOTE The following procedure shows you how inserting LiveTableApplet using Frontpage Use the same procedure if you use Expression Web Step Action 1 Select Insert FactoryCast to view the FactoryCast applet selection window N Microsoft FrontPage se Eile Edit View Insert For
71. D name address name datatype name label name maximum name minimum name maxValue name minValue name mMaxInputValue name minInputValue name rate name unitId name borderwWidth value true gt value 0 gt value LT_GRAY gt value 1 gt value REGISTER gt value label gt value 100 gt value 0 gt value 65535 gt value 0 gt value 100 gt value 0 gt value 1000 gt value 0 gt value 25 gt value 000000 gt 270 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Indicator Light Setup The indicator light provides a dual indication of the value of a direct address in a PLC If the Input inverted property is not set to TRUE a 0 input value is declared OFF and a non zero value is declared ON If the Flash Interval property is set to a positive value the indicator light flashes when the input value is equivalent to ON Address MW Flash Interval ms 1000 Data Type NT X Input Inverted False X Label abel Border Width 25 Off Word off Border Colorh BLUE v On Word on Shape ROUND RECTAN Off Background Color LT_GRAY v PLC Type Premium m On Background Color GREEN Folling rate ms 1000 Off Foreground Color DK_GREY z On Foreground Color ORANGE f Co J cma The properties of the indicator light are as follows
72. Date and Time 64 bit BCD BOOL 1 bit discrete boolean references NOTES If the ADDRESS parameter is a direct address and the DATATYPE parameter is not specified a default DATATYPE BOOL INT DINT or REAL based on the implied size of the data value is used If ADDRESS is a direct address for a discrete PLC reference Quantum 0x 1x reference DATATYPE must be set to BOOL DATATYPE may be set to BOOL only for discrete PLC If the ADDRESS parameter is the name of a Concept PL7 or Unity Pro symbol variable the DATATYPE parameter is optional If the DATATYPE is specified for a symbol variable it must exactly match its actual data type TIME is not a valid data type for PL7 Premium 224 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Parameter Defines With Default Value of FORMAT The display format for the value DEC for most data Acceptable values for this parameter are DEC decimal HEX hexadecimal BIN binary ASCII bytes displayed as ASCII characters TIME day_hr_min_sec_ms DATE yyyy mm dd hh and or hh mm ss BOOL ON_WORD or OFF_WORD see below types TIME for data type TIME BOOL for data type BOOL DATE for data types DATE TOD and DT NOTE If DATA TYPE is REAL a FORMAT other than DEC will give ot be converted to an integer the value cann unpredictable results if GAIN The gain multiplier used for scaling the retrie
73. Disco nnecting to from the Simulator 35016143 12 2011 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 8 1 8 2 8 3 8 4 Chapter 9 9 1 Managing Variables 000 c eee eee eee 81 Na MeSPaCE noni cdot fe eee eee Rie ee ate ee eee eee 82 Importing from a Programmable PLC 000 cece eee eee 83 Manual Editi i ai tek bea erie ie eed eek dene de eee 87 Author Rights in Namespace 0 00 ee 88 SCIVIGGS Soe vceeccs met ive ee Use et aor eee wa ai 91 Email Service 22 ae hocn eos eee er ae Pe Ge ia 92 Calculation Service 0 0 0 cece 98 Database Service 2 0 ccc teens 103 Datalogging Service nauuna aaaea aae 111 Active Pages Service 0 118 Recipe Services a Ts Shee sd kee Baek cds tele as E 124 Recipe Database Service 0 0 c eee cette eee 130 Service Status p lt dtais is eas T A Buea calege oaks we vend IEN 140 Monitoring i sae cece can my aie nto Scarce a cme e ie aea 145 Data Editor ss dig succes ga 208 bina Ta ob alle ce eee aed te ean aba oe 146 Data Editor aaria base Sash i eed E aa Aeneid 147 Creating a Data Template 02 cee ee 148 Data Editor Spreadsheet 2 0 0 cece eee eee 149 Inserting a Symbol Variable ina Data Template 152 Inserting a Direct Address in a Data Template 154 Using an Existing Data Template 0 0 00 a 155 Graphic Edit r ves 2 cdo e
74. ERROR_COLOR MAGENTA UNIT_ALIGN LEF z r Font FONT_NAME SANSSERIF_ FONT_SZE 12 v FONT_BOLD C FONT_ITALIC Carcel The properties of this widget are as follows Property Description Limits Address Address of the PLC variable Note 1 see page 275 Data type PLC address data type Note 2 see page 275 PLC Type Type of PLC Premium or Quantum Label Label displayed as part of the graphic object Note 5 see page 275 Label Width Width of label Unit Width Width of unit Polling rate ms Scanning value 35016143 12 2011 259 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Property Description Limits Gain The gain multiplier is used for the scale of the 1 0 value retrieved in physical units Bias The bias multiplier is used for the scale of the 0 0 value retrieved in physical units ON_Word Text value displayed when the value is not ON zero use if the data type is binary OFF_Word Text value displayed when the value is not OFF zero use if the data type is binary Foregrnd Color of the applet foreground BLACK Backgrnd Color of the applet background LT_GRAY Error_Color Color of the applet foreground if the address MAGENTA value cannot be retrieved Label_Align Alignment of text in the Label field if the size is LEFT greater than the text length Value_Ali
75. If the address property is a direct address for a discrete PLC reference Quantum 0x 1x reference the data type property must be set to BOOL The data type property may be set to BOOL only for a discrete PLC reference 2 The meaning of the possible values of the Data Type property are Data Type Meaning UNDEFINED no data type specified BOOL 1 bit discrete Boolean SHORT 8 bit signed integer USHORT 8 bit unsigned integer INT 16 bit signed integer UINT 16 bit unsigned integer DINT 32 bit signed integer UDINT 32 bit unsigned integer REAL 32 bit IEEE floating point TIME 32 bit unsigned integer in milliseconds DATE Date 32 bit BCD TOD Time of Day 32 bit BCD DT Date and Time 64 bit BCD 3 The limits for the Maximum PLC Value and Minimum PLC Value properties are the natural limits of the Data Type property that is set A Data Type setting of UNDEFINED is treated as REAL with respect to its limit values 4 For a Push Button a minimum of one value must be provided If the Address property is a symbol variable name then only one value will ever be sent to the PLC and any additional values will be ignored If the Address property is a direct address then all of the values provided will be sent to the PLC as an array starting at the specified direct address 204 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring 8 3 Operator Screens Scope of this Section You can import and display operator screens created with UnityPro in the website
76. If you want to keep the graphic display you have created you can save it in the PLC for future use by clicking Save on condition you have entered the correct password NOTE Be careful when you modify and save a graphic page the last modifications will be saved and will overwrite the existing page even if someone else has created it 158 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Toolbar Overview Top Dialog The Graphic Editor applet s top window consists of several dialog panels only one of which is shown at a time Switching from one dialog to another is done by clicking buttons on the current dialog This section describes the dialog panels that comprise the top window The Edit Dialog allows you to select a graphic object for placement in the display window and provides access to all graphic editing functions The available graphic objects are presented in a set of palettes with one palette visible at a time There are two palettes The standard palette senderd gt fil IE Test a e JE Te fe EEE Properties OOOO O Cory Paste Layout Options Done The extended palette Quen Ull s Properties Cony Paste Layout Options Done The controls in the top dialog box provide the following functions Drop down List The drop down list box shows all the graphic pages that have been saved to the FactoyCast HMI module and are available for retrieving When you select a graphic page from th
77. Lite Library 258 Description of Graphic Objects Lite 259 35016143 12 2011 257 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Downloading the Graphic Objects Lite Library Overview You must download the Graphic Objects Lite library before you use it Use the Transfer Web File utility provided with Web Designer and transfer the file widgetslite jar to the module s Web site NOTE The widgetslite jar file is located in the installation folder in the subdirectory addons ar 258 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Description of Graphic Objects Lite Presentation The set of graphic objects provided in the FactoryCast_Applet can help you create graphic displays similar to the human machine interface HMI screens All the data control and monitoring objects have integrated communication functions and are designed as standalone graphic objects LiveLabel AppletLite Setup The LiveLabel AppletLite window displays the direct address value of a Modbus slave in a text field ADDRESS MW5 DATATYPE INT POLLING_RATE 1000 LABEL UNITS GAIN ON_WORD ON Colors Alignment FOREGRND BACKGRND Parameters Data Description PLC_TYPE Premiun 7 label LABEL_WIDTH 25 mm UNIT_WIDTH 5 10 BIAS 0 0 OFF WORD OFF BLACK 7 LABEL_ALIGN LEF z LT GRAY VALUE_ALIGN LEF 7
78. NDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION e Limit embedded server access to qualified personnel Password protect access to the embedded server e Carefully select the symbols and direct addresses you authorize to be modified online e Do not authorize online modifications of critical process variables Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage Inserting a Direct Address Step Action 1 Double click on an empty row in the spreadsheet Result The data editor s configuration area appears In the Address field of the configuration area enter the variable s Direct address In the configuration area click on Apply Result A new row that corresponds to the variable address is displayed in the spreadsheet 154 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Using an Existing Data Template Overview Once you have created data templates you may want to access or modify them Accessing a Data Template The following procedure shows you how to access a existing data template Step Action 1 Extend the DataTables directory in the navigator Result The existing tables appear in the navigator 2 e Double click the table you want to modify in the list or e Right click the table you to modify and select Edit Result The selected table appears in the editing zone 35016143 12 2011 155 Monitoring 8 2 Graphic Editor Subject
79. Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Major Scale The number of major labeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Minor Scale The number of minor unlabeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Scale Color The color for the scale and its labels Scale Font The font for scale labels 172 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Property Description Limits Scale Precision The number of fractional digits to be shown for scale labels Set to 1 to use a general exponential format 1 to 6 Maximum EU Value The maximum value in engineering units of the direct address or symbol variable Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page
80. Setpoints to apply to the address value Border Width Width in pixels of the border of the graphic object PLC Type Type of PLC Premium or Quantum Polling rate ms Scanning value Read Only True read value False read write value 266 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Push Button Setup The HTML code with the parameters of the widget above is as follows lt APPLET codebase classes archive mbclient jar widgetslite jar code com schneiderautomation factorycast gateway selectors LiveHorizontalSelectorApplet width 180 height 160 gt lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt PARAM lt APPLET gt name progressbar value true gt name progresscolor value 000000 gt name debug value 0 gt name BACKGRND value LT_GRAY gt name address value 1 gt name datatype value REGISTER gt name label value label gt name scaleVisible value True gt name choices value 1 1000 9 9000 50 50000 gt value 1000 gt value 0 gt name rate name unitId name borderWidth value 20 gt name readonly value False gt You can send a preset value to one or more Modbus slaves with a push button A push button is activated with the mouse Properties Push Button Address MW Button Label button Data Type INT M Border Width 25 Label label PLC Type Premi
81. TP server SMTP server port TCP port used by the SMTP server generally port 25 Secure Authentication Select this box if authentication is needed to access the SMTP server Login Login to access the SMTP server 94 35016143 12 2011 Fields Function Password Password to access the SMTP server Sender Sender Email address of the sender of the message Reply address Email address to which a reply will be sent if the user clicks Reply Module Maximum size of the send queue Maximum number of emails that can be stored in the buffer memory before being sent e Default value 100 e Minimum value 30 e Maximum value 200 Time before retry is sent in seconds Delay before emails stored in the buffer memory are re sent after failure e Default value 15 s e Minimum value 5 s e Maximum value 3 600 s Service Service status variable Used to determine the status of the Email service NOTE When the maximum number of mails is reached 100 no further messages can be stored Configuring the Email Service The Email configuration screen is shown below 35016143 12 2011 95 SendSMS E mail description Identifier Destination Contents lal Source v Path Trigger Subject E 4 Type v E Identifier Destination Subject Trigger Type
82. TSX WMY 100 P1 10 10 253 169 aDevices E Premium Unity GraphicScreens DataTables table Control E table Process Services activepages he ac email GPemailOperator SPemailMaintenance Website E 5 Classes J B H o i 2 secure Website 6 SDC properties Sfactorycast properties logging properties fi Namespace Namespace Write Access Remove Duplicate Pages Properis sole Site Explorer Views TSX WMY 100 Not Connected 1 2 1 Use this button to configure the Active Pages service 2 Use this button to configure properties of the pages 118 35016143 12 2011 How to Create an Active Pages Service The following table describes how to create an Active Pages service Step Action 1 Click the name of your project in the browser 2 To add the new service you can e Click Project New Service or e Right click Services in the browser then click New Service Result the following window appears Creation of new service in FactoryCast Project New service is created supported by the given target Service type activepages Name of the service activepages Select active pages in the Service Type list box Enter the service name or click Finish to keep the name by default The Active Pages service has been created 35016143 12 2011 119 Configuring the Proper
83. This feature enables you to visualize and access operator screens during run time using a simple Web browser This section shows you how to import operator screens as well as the method of access What s in this Section This section contains the following topics Topic Page Importing Operator Screens 206 How to Access the Operator Screens 207 35016143 12 2011 205 Monitoring Importing Operator Screens Introduction Importing Screens FactoryCast HMI enables you to see operator screens created with UnityPro or PL7 in a Web browser The following part shows you how to import operator screen with Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI NOTE e You can use hyperlinks to link operator screen together In this case carefully select the screens you import If you only import screen1 that is linked to screen2 the link is lost and a message appears Schneider Electric recommends you to import all the operator screens that are linked together e Explicit exchange graphic objects are not supported This procedure shows you how to import operator screen Step Action Launch Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI and open or create a project Double click the device with which the screen is linked in the Devices directory Click the operator screen tab Result The operator screen window appears It displays a list of the already imported screens or an empty list 4 Click Import operator screen
84. This will be the name that appears as the Name property of the graphic object This parameter is required BACKGRND The background color for the applet Acceptable values are WHITE LT_GRAY GRAY DK_GRAY BLACK RED PINK ORANGE YELLOW GREEN MAGENTA CYAN and BLUE Also a RGB color value can be entered using the format OxRRGGBB where RR GG and BB are the hexadecimal values for the red green and blue components respectively This parameter is optional but is normally set to match the color of the HTML page In addition to the above parameters the lt APPLET gt tag fora LiveBeanApplet must include width and height attributes Normally the size of a LiveBeanApplet is set to match the size of the graphic object that it is presenting To get the size of a graphic object select the object while the Graphic Editor is in editing mode The selected object s name and size are shown in the Information Area at the top of the Graphic Editor applet 35016143 12 2011 221 Adding Custom Pages to the Site LiveBeanApplet Example More Information All instances of LiveBeanApplet that are included in a Web page follow the same pattern with only the applet s parameters and size varying for each instance Here is the HTML code for including a LiveBeanApplet that will present the graphic object named MyMeter which was saved by the Graphic Editor as part of the graphic display Library1 lt APPLET cod
85. Word The text to display when the input value is off OFF Bitmap The valve bitmap when the OFF word is displayed Choice OFF Word Color The color of the OFF word font OFF Word Font The font used for the OFF word text ON Word The text to display when the input value is ON ON Bitmap Choice The valve bitmap when the ON word is displayed ON Word Color The color of the ON word font ON Word Font The font used for the ON word text Flash Interval The flashing time period in ms of the light when 200 to 2000 the input value is on Set to 0 for no flashing Border Width The width in pixels of the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color of the graphic object s border PLC Value A simulated input value for testing the graphic See Note 3 Notes object page 204 35016143 12 2011 203 Monitoring Notes These are the notes for the chapter 1 If the address property of a graphic object is a direct address and the data type property is set to UNDEFINED a default data type BOOL INT DINT or REAL based on the implied size of the data value is used If the address property is a symbol variable name the data type property does not have to be specified and can be set to UNDEFINED However if the data type property is specified for a symbol variable it must match the symbol s variable s actual data type exactly
86. a Datalogging History see page 189 Optimized log Check this box for optimizing the log file format see page 117 of the csv format file In this case the variable name doesn t appear in each record Table status Used to determine the status of the selected table variable Maximum Configure the maximum of records that can be stored in a log file If that Records number is reached a new log file overwrites the old file Log variables Log variables This section is used to configure the log files content If the Timestamp checkbox has been checked the hour and the date of each event is included in the log file The variable name part lists the variables PLC or Calculation variables that will be stored in the log file FTP settings FTP trigger Specify the event that will trigger logging of variables via FTP FTP address Type the address of the FTP server Login and Protection of FTP access by username and password default Password userdata userdata 116 35016143 12 2011 File Format Limitation The file format is fixed and cannot be modified by the user The file is encoded in pure ASCII format in a text file with a csv extension Microsoft Excel is able to open these files Example of log file 2003 10 01 02 44 55 plc plc1 height 150 plc plc1 length 200 plc pic1 width 50 2003 10 01 03 48 08 plc plc1 height 140 plc plc1 length 150 plc plc1 width 30 2003 10 01 04 55
87. ace Default display Restoring the three dimensional view of the work window by default Automatic input Fill in automatically the values of a new variable by incrementing the values of the last record Help Help Access to Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI Help file About Information about the version copyright etc of Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI 35016143 12 2011 299 Menu Contextual Menu Table The following table shows the contextual menu of the file tree File tree item Menu right Sub menu Comment click Project name New Project Launch the wizard 1st window Target Edit Paste Paste project Delete Destroy project Rename Rename project Global transfer Transfer project Properties View the project properties Module name New Device Launch the wizard 2nd window Service Edit Cut Cut module Copy Copy module Paste Paste module Delete Delete module Rename Rename module Transfer PC gt Target Transfer web site Target gt PC Connect Target Connect module Simulation Disconnect Disconnect module Properties View the module s properties Devices folder New device View the selection window of symbols Paste Paste device 300 35016143 12 2011 Menu File tree item Menu right Sub menu Comment
88. ae a a A a aerial dale ete 156 Overview of the Graphic Editor 2 0 0 0 eee eee ee 157 TOO Dales ros sci aS Messe LAME dies Go anus angst goatee ety goa guna ae 159 User Functions of the Display Window 00 2 0 eee 164 Property Sheet ci 22 44 aac aaah hatha stat ebay ke oe bd piet 167 S CUIILY hes eee ehh tee OH ele ed ee nae alee 169 Parameters of the Graphic Editor Applet 0000 170 Graphic Objects ss eek ee ae eee ye bak ee eae a 172 Extended Graphic Objects 000 c cece eee eee 193 Operator Screens 0 0 eee ee 205 Importing Operator Screens usuau eee eee 206 How to Access the Operator Screens 20 000 eee eeee 207 PLC Program Viewer 0 0 0 0 c eect eee 208 PLC Program Viewer 0 0 0 0 c cece ett 208 Adding Custom Pages to the Site 05 215 Using FactoryCast s Java Applets Using HTML Code 216 Inserting Applets on a Web Page 0 cee eee eee 217 Inserting LiveBeanApplet 0 218 Inserting LiveBeanApplet using HTML Code 2 005 220 Inserting LiveLabelApplet using HTML Code 2 00 223 Inserting LiveTableApplet using HTML Code 04 228 35016143 12 2011 9 2 Using FactoryCast Extension for Microsoft FrontPage or Expression Web 230 Installing FactoryCast s Microsoft Expression Web Extension 231 Installing FactoryCast Extension for Microsof
89. al equipment should be installed operated serviced and maintained only by qualified personnel No responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this material A qualified person is one who has skills and knowledge related to the construction and operation of electrical equipment and its installation and has received safety training to recognize and avoid the hazards involved 35016143 12 2011 About the Book At a Glance Document Scope This manual presents the Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI software and describes the installation and operation NOTE In this manual the term Web Designer will be used for Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI Validity Note This documentation applies to Web Designer software The characteristics presented in this manual should be the same as those that appear online In line with our policy of constant improvement we may revise content over time to improve clarity and accuracy In the event that you see a difference between the manual and online information use the online information as your reference Related Documents Title of Documentation Reference Number FactoryCast HMI 1 7 User Manual 35007632 Communications Setup Manual TLX DS COMPL7 V4 Ethernet Network Reference Manual TSX DR ETH Modbus User Guide TSX DG MDB You can download these technical publications and other technical information
90. alue s Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color of the label Label Font The font used for the label Button Label The text label for the button Button Label The color of the button label Color Button Label Font The font used for the button label OFF Bitmap The button bitmap when the OFF state is Choice displayed ON Bitmap Choice The button bitmap when the ON state is displayed Border Width The width in pixels of the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color of the graphic object s border 202 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Valve The valve displays the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC with two possible states An input value of 0 is considered off and a non zero value is considered on There is a bitmap for the on state and a different one for the off state The properties of the valve are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name of the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 204 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 204 Background The background color of the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color of the label Label Font The font used for the label OFF
91. amp Username and password database connection string to access the Password database server Timeout Period of time that will be allowed to elapse before the system kills the current process when it improperly operates Service status variable Used to determine the status of the recipe database service Configuring the Actions The action screen of the recipe database service is shown below 134 35016143 12 2011 List of the database actions Add ik Remove Duplicate mActions parameters Table name NEW TABLEO Name of the action status variable ACTION1 m Action type C Database gt PLC PLC gt Database m Trigger criterion o Trigger use El INY x C Timer use 20 second s v SQL request C use of a free SQL request e use of an automatic request Column name Variable Add Name of the index column MY_INDEX _ Remove Name of the index variable device plc index ml m Associated request for a free SQL request Actions 35016143 12 2011 135 This table describes the fields that make up the action screen Field Function Name of the status action variable List the actions already configured Action parameters Table name Type a name to identify the action Action status variable Type the variable name that will represent the
92. ample if the value of the AUTO_LOGIN parameter is set to TRUE instead of FALSE then the password is automatically entered and the user is not required to enter the password 220 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site LiveBeanApplet The LiveBeanApplet is included one time for each symbol variable or direct address monitored controlled on the Web page For instance if you are monitoring three symbols variables you would include the applet three times LiveBeanApplet allows any graphic object Java Bean that was created with the Graphic Editor see page 156 to be included on a Web page as a separate applet Any graphic object that has been saved as part of a Graphic Editor graphic display can be retrieved from the graphic file and presented by the applet LiveBeanApplet Parameters The LiveBeanApplet uses parameters that allow you to specify the graphic object to be presented by the applet and to set the applet s background color The applet s parameters and their meanings are shown below Parameter Defines LIBRARY The name of the graphic display which contains the graphic object that is to be presented by the applet This will be the same name that was used when the graphic display was saved with the Graphic Editor This parameter is required BEAN The name of the graphic object that is to be retrieved from the graphic display specified by the LIBRARY parameter
93. appears button In the configuration area click on the Result The Lookup window appears Pj Lookup Filter E KLEN evice Device2 1 device Device2 12 device Device2 I3_MAX_AVG 842 DWORD 7 p MAX_AVG 838 DWORD 7 MAX_AVG 840 DWORD 7 M evice Device2 P_MAX_AVG_PLUS 844 DWORD 7 t device Device2 P_MAX_AVG_MINUS 846 DWORD 7 device Device2 Q_MAX_AVG_PLUS 848 DWORD 7 device Device2 Q_MAX_AVG_MINUS 850 DWORD 7 device Device2 S_MAX_AVG 852 DWORD 7 levice Device2 MIN_THD_I 2314 WORD 7 device Device2 MIN_THD_IN 2315 WORD 7 device Device2 MIN_THD_U 2316 WORD 7 device Device MAX_THD_ 2317 WORD 7 _THD_IN 2318 WORD 7 device Device device Device2 MAX_THD_U 2319 WORD 7 Apply OK Cancel Select the symbols variables you want to insert in the data template by clicking them in the list Click OK Result New rows corresponding to the symbols variables you selected appear in the spreadsheet Save your data table by clicking zi 35016143 12 2011 153 Monitoring Inserting a Direct Address in a Data Template Presentation If you want to view or modify the value of a direct address you must insert that direct address in a data template Allowing write access can change system behavior 4 WARNING UNINTE
94. aste the clipboard Delete Delete the selected object Find Search for text in the project 298 35016143 12 2011 Menu Menu Sub menu Overview Target Transfer Transfer all files either from your PC to the destination or from the destination to your PC Connect Connecting to the module if the module authorizes the connection or to the simulator Disconnect Disconnecting from the module or from the simulator Stop all services Shutting down all the services for targets using services Start all services Starting all the services for targets using services Site Explorer Display a view of the website in the window on the bottom Reboot target Rebooting the connected module for modules that authorize Format target Formatting the connected module for modules that authorize Set target address Display modify the IP Address user name and password of the target Synchronize with Synchronize the namespace of your project with a PLC PLC database database Not available for FactoryCast HMI targets Properties View modify the target s properties Service Stop Shut down current service Run Start current service Print Print current service Statistics View statistics for the selected service incoming messages outgoing messages etc Options Set up an external Set up an external tool for example FrontPage tool Change Changing a workspace directory worksp
95. at their specified sides are at the same position At least two graphic objects must be selected for these buttons to be enabled e The Horizontal and Vertical buttons are used to align the centers of the graphic objects At least two graphic objects must be selected for these buttons to be enabled e The Horizontal and Vertical buttons are used to space the selected graphic objects regularly in order that the horizontal or vertical spacing between the objects is the same At least three graphic objects must be selected for these buttons to be enabled e The Width and Height buttons are used to achieve parity in dimensions of the graphic objects so the selected width or height corresponds At least two graphic objects must be selected for these buttons to be enabled e The Done button causes the Edit dialog box to be shown again NOTE For all layout operations except Space evenly one of the selected objects is considered the reference object to which all other selected objects refer in order to know their new position or dimension For example when the Width button is pressed all of the selected objects will have their width changed to match the width of the reference object The reference object is differentiated from the other selected objects by making its selection box a different color than the others 162 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Options Dialog The Options dialog box is used to change the settings related to a gri
96. bel used to identify the pen 35016143 12 2011 191 Monitoring Notes These are the notes for the chapter 1 If the Address property of a graphic object is a direct address the Data Type property is set to UNDEFINED a default Data Type BOOL INT DINT or REAL based on the implied size of the data value is used If the Address property is a symbol variable name the Data Type property does not have to be specified and can be set to UNDEFINED However if the Data Type property is specified for a symbol variable it must exactly match the symbol variable s actual data type If the Address property is a direct address for a discrete PLC reference Quantum 0x 1x reference the Data Type property must be set to BOOL The Data Type property may be set to BOOL only for a discrete PLC reference The meaning of the possible values of the Data Type property are Data Type Meaning UNDEFINED no data type specified BOOL l bit discrete Boolean SHORT 8 bit signed integer USHORT 8 bit unsigned integer INT 16 bit signed integer UINT 16 bit unsigned integer DINT 32 bit signed integer UDINT 32 bit unsigned integer REAL 32 bit IEEE floating point TIME 32 bit unsigned integer in milliseconds DATE Date 32 bit BCD TOD Time of Day 32 bit BCD DT Date and Time 64 bit BCD The limits for the Maximum PLC Value and Minimum PLC Value properties are the natura
97. bject Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Major Scale The number of major labeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Minor Scale The number of minor unlabeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Scale Color The color for the scale and its labels Scale Font The font for scale labels Scale Precision The number of fractional digits to be shown for 1to6 Maximum EU Value The maximum value in engineering units of the direct address or symbol variable Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Dial Degrees The amount of a circular arc to use for drawing the 60 to 300 Sweep dial Pointer Type The type needle arrow head etc of pointer to use Pointer Color The color for the pointer Dial Color The color for the dial that part that is within the High Low limits High High Limit The value in engineering units for the High limit Value High High Limit The color for the indicator bar when scaled value Color is greater than the High High limit 184 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Rotary S
98. c See Note 3 Notes object page 204 35016143 12 2011 199 Monitoring Motor The motor widget displays the value of a symbol variable or direct address ina PLC with three possible states An input value of 0 is considered off a value of 1 is considered on and other values are considered default The three states are represented by different bitmaps The properties of the motor widget are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name of the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 204 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 204 Background The background color of the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color of the label Label Font The font used for the label OFF Word The text to display when the input value is off OFF Bitmap The motor bitmap when the OFF word is Choice displayed OFF Word Color The color of the OFF word font OFF Word Font The font used for the OFF word text ON Word The text to display when the input value is ON ON Bitmap Choice The motor bitmap when the ON word is displayed ON Word Color The color of the ON word font ON Word Font The font used for the ON word text DEFAULT Word The text to display when the input valu
99. c object s border PLC Value A simulated raw unscaled input value for testing the graphic object See Note 3 Notes page 192 Horizontal or Vertical Slider A Horizontal or Vertical Slider provides an analog representation of the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC by drawing a scroll bar whose thumb position is proportional to the value as a percentage of its range in engineering units With a mouse a user can change the value of the scroll bar and cause a new value to be sent to the PLC The properties for the Horizontal or Vertical Slider are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label 35016143 12 2011 175 Monitoring scale labels Set to 1 to use a general exponential format Property Description Limits Major Scale The number of major labeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Minor Scale The number of minor unlabeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Scale Color The color for the s
100. cale and its labels Scale Font The font for scale labels Scale Precision The number of fractional digits to be shown for 1 to 6 Maximum EU Value The maximum value in engineering units of the direct address or symbol variable border Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Block Increment The amount that the scaled value should change when the scroll bar s scroll area is clicked Unit Increment The amount that the scaled value should change when the scrollbar s arrow buttons are clicked Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s 0 to 32 Border Color The color for the graphic object s border Horizontal or Vertical Selector A Horizontal or Vertical Selector allows a user to make a selection from a set of choices When a selection is made the value corresponding to the choice is sent to the PLC The choices are shown as labels of a scale with the current selection indicated by the position of the thumb of a scroll bar 176 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Digital Indicator The properties for the Horizontal or Vertical Sel
101. ce 82 write access 88 O online documentation 68 operator screens access 207 import 206 P password 290 configuration 291 HTTP 291 write 291 PC configuration 15 PLC program viewer 208 presentation 14 project device list 53 global transfer 68 partial transfer 68 remove devices 53 remove items 55 remove targets 51 save 56 selecting devices 26 target list 51 target properties 28 transfer 65 validation 69 R reboot target 284 recipe database service configuration 130 recipe service configuration 124 S security access 289 Security access 286 firewall 287 passwords 286 service creation 54 simulation 76 79 site explorer 68 symbol name 82 import from PLC 83 manual selection 87 T transfer status 70 314 35016143 12 2011 Index V variable Concept 86 import from PLC 83 manual selection 87 name 82 PL7 86 selection 30 Unity Pro 86 W Web Designer close 56 Workspace directory 281 write password 291 35016143 12 2011 315 Index 316 35016143 12 2011
102. cess a Concept database you must install the Concept software on your computer Concept database files have a prj extension NOTE You must set the ExportVariables parameter to 1 in order to be able to import Concept variables This parameter is located in the concept inifile It has to be done before saving the project in Concept Accessing the PL7 Base A PL7 database is accessible from any allocated drive PL7 database files have a fef extension Accessing the Unity Pro Base In order to access a Unity Pro database you must install the Unity Pro software on your computer Unity Pro database files have stu extension It s also possible to use an Unity Pro export file extension xvm 86 35016143 12 2011 Managing Variables Manual Edit Presentation Automatic Input You can manually add variables by directly entering a symbol an address its type and define the access right in the Variables window of each device NOTE Depending on the devices that you connect to the target the type of variables you can access through the target might be different Automatic Input is an option that makes easier the manual creation of variables by incrementing the value of the last record If you select this option the value of the fields is automatically filled wnen you add a new variable The values correspond to those of the previous line incremented by 1 Activating Desactivating Automatic Input Options gt Automatic Inp
103. ch the device before achieving step 3 52 35016143 12 2011 Project Management Window Fields Removing a Device Device selection Module Device Protocol The following table shows the fields in the Web Designer Project Creation Wizard for the Device window Field Function Target List List of targets created in the previous panel Device List List of available devices Selected Device selected from the Device List Target s Device s Name Name given to the device to distinguish it from other devices of the same type Address Address of the Target device Protocol Protocol supported by the device the Protocol List is determined by the type of device To remove a device from the project right click the device in the navigator to open the contextual menu and select Delete NOTE When you delete a device all variables relating to the Namespace of the device are also deleted The maximum number of selectable devices for a target depends on the type of target Each target must have at least one device If your using a TSX WMY 100 you can select a maximum of 5 devices Those devices must belong to the same family products Premium or Premium Unity If your using a 140 NWM 100 00 you can select only 1 device For a target in a rack the default address is localhost You can associate one or several protocols with each device When a device supports several protocols
104. click Device Edit Launch the device display window element Cut Cut device Copy Copy device Delete Delete device Rename Rename device Run Start the service Stop Stop the service Partial transfer Target gt PC Transfer only the folder GraphicScreen New Graphic Launch Graphic Editor s folder Page Paste Paste the graphic Partial transfer Target gt PC Transfer only the folder See note PC gt Target GraphicScreen Edit Graphic Editor sitem Open View graphic Cut Cut the graphic Copy Copy the graphic Delete Delete graphic Rename Rename gaphic Partial transfer Target gt PC Transfer only the folder See note PC gt Target DataTables New data Launch the data editor folder Paste Paste the data table Partial transfer Target gt PC Transfer only the folder See note PC gt Target DataTables Edit Data Editor item Open Data Viewer Cut Cut the data table Copy Copy the data table Delete Delete the data table Rename Rename the data table Partial transfer Target gt PC Transfer only the folder See note PC gt Target 35016143 12 2011 301 Menu File tree item Menu right Sub menu Comment click Services folder New service Create a new service Paste Paste a service Partial transfer Target gt PC Transfer only the folder See note PC gt Target A Services New Launch the service wizard with the folder selected service calc
105. cription Limits Name The name of the graphic object Background The background color of the graphic object See Note 1 Notes page 204 Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color of the label Label Font The font used for the label 196 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Adding Images Generic Bitmap Property Description Limits Border Width The width in pixels of the graphic object s border Border Color The color of the graphic object s border Bitmap Choices File names of custom bitmaps to display Refer to the next paragrah for information on adding images into the module You can add images into the module in one of the following way e Add your images into the images zip file path FLASH1 wwwroot e Create a directory into the module i e FLASH1 wwwroot bitmaps Copy your images into this directory In this case you need to specify the path of the images you want to use i e FLASH1 wwwroot bitmaps key gif Step Action 1 Create an images folder on your PC 2 Copy the images you want to use in this folder 3 Import the user jar file from the module to the PC path NAND FLASH1 wwwroot classes using a FTP client Open the user jar file using a file archiver Drag and drop the images folder in the user jar file Make sure the relative path of the image files is images 6 Trans
106. d drawn in the display window The grid is solely for assistance in editing or creating a graphic display and is shown only when the Graphic Editor is in edit mode Grid column width 8 100 20 Grid row height 8 100 20 Show grid lok Sna Cancel to grid The controls of the Options dialog box provide the following function The cell size of the grid can be changed by the entering the grid s column width and row height into the dialog s text fields If the Show grid check box is checked the grid will be drawn otherwise no grid will be shown If the Snap to grid check box is checked then when you change the size or position of a graphic object the changed coordinate s or dimension s is automatically adjusted so that it coincides with a grid point The OK button causes the current option settings to become active and the Edit dialog box to be shown again The Cancel button causes the Edit dialog box to be shown again with no option settings being changed 35016143 12 2011 163 Monitoring User Functions of the Display Window Overview The user functions available in the display window of the Graphic Editor are used to select and move objects and redefine their size All moving or size redefinition operations require the graphic object s to be selected before being modified The object selected appear
107. des and each side of the frame can be moved on its own 35016143 12 2011 165 Monitoring Moving Graphic Objects The position of a graphic object in the display window can be modified using the mouse If you press the left mouse button with the curser on an object then hold down the button and move the object a dotted frame appears When you release the button the position of the object is modified to correspond to the frame you have drawn You can move several graphic objects by first selecting the objects to move then moving the whole group as you would a single object When you move a group of objects a box delimits each object of the group Defining the Properties of the Graphic Objects You can define the properties of a graphic object using the Property Sheet see property sheet in section Property Sheet page 167 If the property sheet is displayed the characteristics of the graphic object selected can be edited You can display the property sheet by clicking Properties or double clicking anywhere on the selected object in the display window Customizing Complex Graphic Objects Certain complex graphic objects have a large number of properties The configuration process for graphic objects like these using the property sheet can be long To simplify the configuration of complex graphic objects you can use a customization module This is a dialog window designed specially to configure associated graphic objects
108. devices use in order to identify and communicate with each other on a computer network utilizing the Internet Protocol standard IP in simpler terms a computer address International Standards Organization Formats symbols transmission rules are covered by ISO standards AFNOR is a member of ISO Internet Service Provider Business or organization that sells to consumers access to the Internet and related services 308 35016143 12 2011 Glossary NAT NTP operating mode PAP PL7 Management Information Base Database used by the SNMP protocol for network management and containing information on data transmission station or router components etc e MIB Il standard MIB e Schneider Automation MIB private MIB N Network Address Translation is the translation of an Internet Protocol address IP address used within one network to a different IP address known within another network Network Time Protocol Protocol for synchronizing the clocks of computer systems over packet switched variable latency data networks O The rules governing the behavior of the module when it is running P Password Authentication Protocol Password identification protocol used for remote modem connections Schneider Automation PLC programming software 35016143 12 2011 309 Glossary PLC Programmable Logic Controller It is a small computer used for automation of industrial processes such as control o
109. dministrator to avoid the possibility of duplicate addresses Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage NOTE In this example we manually assign the a b c d address to the module For details about managing IP address refer to the FactoryCast HMI 1 7 User Manual The following table shows how to manually configure the TSX WMY 100 module Step Action 1 Access the Target Properties page 2 Enter the IP address for the TSX WMY 100 in the IP Address field 3 Click OK to validate 4 Save the new configuration by clicking 35016143 12 2011 29 Getting Started Variable Selection Introduction The Select Symbol window lets you configure the variables for various devices that can be used in website pages All device variables used in a project are grouped in a file called Namespace The Data Editors and Graphic Editors as well as the Services in a project use variables in this Namespace Types of Symbols For Premium Unity PLCs symbols that can be used come from the PLC application stu or xvm file type Selecting PLC Symbols The following table shows how to select PLC symbols Step Action 1 In the browser extend the menu tree in the example 2 In the Devices directory double click a PLC type device Premium Unity in our example Result a e Remove Duplicate Import PLC Symbols Impo
110. dress The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Major Scale The number of major labeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions 35016143 12 2011 185 Monitoring Rotary Selector Property Description Limits Minor Scale The number of minor unlabeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Scale Color The color for the scale and its labels Scale Font The font for scale labels Scale Precision The number of fractional digits to be shown for 1 to 6 scale labels Set to 1 to use a general exponential format Dial Degrees The amount of a circular arc to use for drawing the 60 to 300 Sweep dial Dial Color The color for the dial Knob Color The color for the knob Maximum EU Value The maximum value in engineering units of the direct address or symbol variable Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the dir
111. dress or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 High High Limit The value in engineering units for the High High Value limit High High Limit The color for the indicator bar when scaled value is Color greater than the High High limit High Limit Value The value in engineering units for the High limit High Limit Color The color for the indicator bar when scaled value is greater than the High limit Low Limit Value The value in engineering units for the Low limit Low Limit Color The color for the indicator bar when scaled value is less than the Low limit Low Low Limit The value in engineering units for the Low Low Value limit Low Low Limit The color for the indicator bar when scaled value is Color less than the Low Low limit Limit Deadband The deadband as percentage of EU range to Oto 10 apply to High Low limit checking Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color for the graphic object s border 178 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Message Display Property Description Limits PLC Value A simulated raw unscaled input value for testing See Note 3 Notes the graphic object page 192 A Message Display shows a text message based on the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC For each specified message a value is also specified that will trigger its display The pr
112. dynamic data The lookup table appears and you can select the variables that will appear in the email e The following fields are mandatory to record and save an Email Identifier Trigger and Destination The number of message you can configure in the project is restricted to 100 The maximum number of Email service is 2 NOTE The SMTP server must allow PLAIN or LOGIN authentication Other authentication protocols are not supported 35016143 12 2011 97 Calculation Service General Use the Calculation service to perform operations on or to combine variables You can also use it to view the result of operations in real time to facilitate application debugging The configuration properties screen for the Calculation service is shown below EE PremiumUnity Premium Unity email1 E calculations o Remove Variable Formula Value Description cpu_load plc PremiumUnity mw1 Duplicate Animate Import From csy lt gt Export to CSV Formulas Properties 4 gt 1 2 1 Use this button to configure formula 2 Use this button to configure properties common to all formula 98 35016143 12 2011 How to Create a Calculation Service The table below describes how to create a Calculation service Step Action 1 Click the name of your project in the browser 2 To add the new service you can e Click Project New Service or e Right click Services in the browser th
113. e Address coumn to edit Target List Selected Target s El FactoryCast HMI __ Target Name Address TSX WMY 100 v1 5 i WMO WMY 160 15 0 26 140 NWM 100 v1 5 Back Finish Cancel In the Target List select the targets to add Click gt Result the new target appears in the Selected Target s list Type a name and an address for that target Click Next Result the device selection wizard appears 50 35016143 12 2011 Project Management Window Fields Deleting a Target Number of Targets The following table gives a description of the elements of the Web Designer Project Creation Wizard window Field Function Project Project name Target List List of available targets Target Target types selected in the Module List Name Target Name to distinguish targets of the same type Address IP address of the target The button gt enables you to add one of the targets in the list The button lt enables you to remove a target in the list To remove a target from the project right click the target in the navigator to open the contextual menu and select Delete NOTE If you delete a target of the project all the files associated with that target including devices are also deleted A project can contain up to 16 targets It s possible to select the same type of target several times on condition that you attribute a different
114. e LOAD parameter a website can be designed using HTML pages that are reserved for specific graphic display The user is not required to explicitly select any graphic files which is typical HMI behavior The possible values for this parameter are e EDIT The Graphic Editor starts normally in edit mode default value e VIEW_RO The Graphic Editor starts normally in read only The Web browser user will not be authorized to send values to the PLC e VIEW_RW The Graphic Editor starts normally in read write The Web browser user will be authorized to send values to the PLC having first entered the write access password e AUTO_LOGIN This parameter tells the Graphic Editor to automatically enter the password required to write access the PLC If the MODE parameter is set to VIEW_RW or EDITI and also set to TRUE the Graphic Editor grants write access to the PLC without asking the user to enter the password The possible values for this parameter are FALSE by default and TRUE 170 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Example The following example shows an applet invocation marker that starts the Graphic Editor in view mode and automatically changes the graphic file called UNIT_1 The Web browser user will be authorized to send values to the PLC though graphic objects that take into account the sending of values if the password for write access in entered lt APPLET codebase classes archive SAComm jar GDE jar Widgets jar code
115. e Web server you do not need to communicate via polling to update the HMI SCADA database Faulty Device Replacement Automatic configuration recovery service provided by the module Information technology IT security device which is configured to permit deny or proxy data connections set and configured by the organization s security policy Form of non volatile computer memory that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed File Transfer Protocol Trivial File Transfer Protocol Network file transfer protocol G General Packet Radio Service A radio technology for GSM networks that adds packet switching protocols and shorter set up time for ISP connections 35016143 12 2011 307 Glossary HMI HTML HTTP IP Address ISO ISP Human Machine Interface The aggregate of means by which people the users interact with a particular machine device computer program or other complex tool the system HyperText Markup Language the predominant markup language for the creation of web pages It provides a means to describe the structure of text based information in a document and to supplement that text with interactive forms embedded images and other objects HyperText Transfer Protocol Network transfer protocol for documents written in hypertext links Internet Protocol Data oriented protocol used for communicating data across a packet switched internetwork i e the Internet Unique address that
116. e and the value of each property listed See Graphic Objects page 172 for a description of the graphic objects provided with the Graphic Editor 35016143 12 2011 167 Monitoring Find variables dialog box For each of the graphic objects provided with the Graphic Editor a property editor is provided for its Address property This property editor not only allows you to directly enter the address of a Quantum Premium Micro register or Concept PL7 Unity Pro variable name but also provides access to the Find variables dialog box The Lookup Dialog allows you to pick a Concept PL7 Unity Pro symbol variable name from a list of symbol variables that have been Web enabled by Web Designer This is the Find variables dialog box Find variables ga View variables starting with Hide structured variables CPRESET_5 CPRESET_6 CPRESET_ CPRESET_8 CPRESET_9 LTA LT_10 LT_2 INT INT INT INT INT BOOL BOOL BOOL J ava applet Window 168 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Security Security Your API data is protected by three security measures e The HTML page containing the Graphic Editor applet has been placed in a secure directory on the Web module the Web browser user is therefore asked to enter a password enabling him her to download the HTML page e You must enter the correct password in the Password dialog box to be able to save delete the files or s
117. e file Copy Copy the file Delete Delete the file Rename Rename the file Partial transfer Target gt PC Transfer only the file PC gt Target Namespace Open Launch the Namespace window Namespace Edit Launch the author rights Namespace Write Access window 35016143 12 2011 303 Menu 304 35016143 12 2011 Glossary applet ASCII AT commands bit Software component that runs in the context of another program for example a Web browser American Standard Code for Information Interchange Pronounced aski This is an American code but now an international standard which allows alphanumerical characters used in English punctuation marks some graphics characters and various commands to be defined with 7 bits Also called Hayes Commands Set of commands for various phone line manipulations dialing and hanging up for instance Contraction of Binary Digit This is the binary unit of information content which can represent two separate values or states 0 or 1 A field of 8 bits constitutes 1 byte 35016143 12 2011 305 Glossary BOOTP Bootstrap Protocol Protocol for booting diskless terminals or stations by centralized management of network parameters CF card CompactFlash card Type of data storage device used in portable electronic devices communication interruption Communication error detected by the module when the periodic exchanges with the PLC stop conf
118. e for the off state The properties of the indicator light are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name of the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 204 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 204 Background The background color of the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color of the label Label Font The font used for the label OFF Word The text to display when the input value is off OFF Bitmap The light bitmap when the OFF word is displayed Choice OFF Word Color The color of the OFF word font OFF Word Font The font used for the OFF word text ON Word The text to display when the input value is on ON Bitmap Choice The light bitmap when the ON word is displayed ON Word Color The color of the ON word font ON Word Font The font used for the ON word text Flash Interval The flashing time period in ms of the light when 200 to 2000 the input value is on Set to 0 for no flashing Input Inverted If true inverts the input value Light will show the OFF word when input value is on Border Width The width in pixels of the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color of the graphic object s border PLC Value A simulated input value for testing the graphi
119. e is ON DEFAULT Bitmap The motor bitmap when the DEFAULT word is Choice displayed DEFAULT Word The color of the DEFAULT word font Color DEFAULT Word The font used for the DEFAULT word text Font Border Width The width in pixels of the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color of the graphic object s border PLC Value A simulated input value for testing the graphic See Note 3 Notes object page 204 200 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Pipe The pipe displays the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC with two possible states An input value of 0 is considered off and a non zero value is considered on There is a bitmap for the on state and a different one for the off state The properties of the pipe are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name of the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 204 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 204 Background The background color of the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color of the label Label Font The font used for the label OFF Word The text to display when the input value is off OFF Bitmap The pipe bitmap when the OFF word is displayed Choice OFF Word Color The color of the OFF word
120. e menu tree The cfg files used for importing a FactoryCast project do not describe the type of module used Web Designer therefore gives you a list of available modules To export a project as a zip file click Project Export This function is useful for saving a complete project before modifying it The project stays open after being exported 35016143 12 2011 57 Project Management Importing a FactoryCast Project and Web Site into Web Designer Introduction You can use Web Designer to import a project including its embedded web site that was created with the FactoryCast Configurator tool The import process consists of three parts e Using the FactoryCast Configurator tool e save the project as a configurator cfg file e back up the web site as a compressed zip file e Using Web Designer import both the saved configurator file and the compressed web site The steps to accomplish these tasks are described below Saving the FactoryCast Configurator File using the FactoryCast Configurator Tool Follow these steps to save a configurator cfg file using the FactoryCast Configurator tool Step Action 1 Open the project you want to save in the Factory Cast Configuration tool 2 Select File gt Save As to open the Save As dialog 3 Use the Save As dialog to save the project to the desired location 58 35016143 12 2011 Project Management Backing Up the Web Site using the
121. e of a trigger El Ny use of a timer 20 second s v r SQL request use of a free SQL request Maximum records 50 v use of an automatic insert request delete table when start Column name Variable Type Add Remove Actions 108 35016143 12 2011 The following table describes the fields in the log file configuration screen Fields Function Actions list of List of all tables configured on the server Use the Add Remove and database Duplicate buttons to create delete or copy a table When you duplicate an existing database the new name will have the suffix _copy added to its original name Actions Name of the new archiving table parameters If the table does not exist in the database the database service will create it on the first connection To trigger variable logging you must specify an event This will either be a periodic event use periodic log in which case you need to set a time base or it willbe an event associated with a variable use trigger in which case you need to provide the name of the variable for example calculation calculation1 Pressure1 SQL Request Two options are available create SQL requests in the Free Text SQL Request window or e use the table provided to specify the name of the column and the variable type and name In this case the column name syntax must comply with the database syntax As a general rule avoid
122. e project appears in the menu tree Closing a Project Step Action 1 Select the project 2 Click Project gt Close Project Result the project disappears from the menu tree Saving all Modifications To save all modifications made select Save All in the project menu or click the save all icon in the tool bar This operation saves all modifications made in open windows These modifications cover all open projects Closing Web Designer When you close Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI it memorizes the open or close state of projects Projects that are open when you close Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI will automatically reopen the next time you launch the software 56 35016143 12 2011 Project Management Import List of sources Import FactoryCast Export Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI can import a project from the following sources to recuperate previous developments e a zip file exported by Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI e a Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI project outside the Workspace e aFactoryCast HMI project To import a project click Project gt Import Import window Import Select Import project from a zip file or convert project from another tool Select an import source Gi Factory Cast HMI project i Factory Cast project ey Web Designer project Finish Cancel After import the project appears in th
123. e software under Windows Vista 35016143 12 2011 15 Introduction Preparing for Web Designer installation Foreword If a previous version of Web Designer is already installed it must be uninstalled first Web Designer offers to perform the uninstall for you if this is the case NOTE e Once installed you can access Web Designer by clicking Start gt All programs Schneider Electric gt Vijeo Designer Suite Web Designer e For Windows XP or Windows Vista you need administration privileges to install the Web Designer Software You also need administration privileges to run the software under Windows Vista Installation The installation procedure is as follows insert the CD ROM into the CD drive The CD is Auto run therefore if your PC is set up for this feature you should see the Web Designer main window If Auto run is disabled or does not work Step Action 1 Click Start Settings gt Control panel Click Add Remove Programs in the Control Panel Click Add New Programs in the menu on the left then CD ROM and follow the instructions 4 The Install Tool will automatically find the WebDesigner exe program on the CD and will also display the path and file name then prompt you to perform the installation Importing Previous Projects Previous projects are visible in the navigator once Web Designer is reinstalled 16 35016143 12 2011 Introduction Interface Presentati
124. e with Frontpage or a text editor It overwrites the code already written Name Name of the page currently being created You can rename the page using this field Page Use this field to write HTML code of the current page or to view code which has been imported Double clicking in the field enables you to display the list of variables If you select one of these variables it is directly incorporated into the code You can incorporate calls to applets bitmaps or HTML tags into the page s HTML code Accessing the Pages To access the pages use the following syntax e http IP address of module Active Pages port or e http domain name of module Active Pages port Example e http 139 160 234 166 1606 e hitp hmi4 1606 To access a specific page you must use the following syntax e http IP address of module Active Pages port name of page e http domain name of module Active Pages port name of page Example e http 139 160 234 166 1606 page0 e http hmi4 1606 pageO 122 35016143 12 2011 Limitation The following diagram illustrates Active Pages J Welcome to Schneider Automation Web Server Microsoft Internet Explorer Eile Edit View Favorites Tools Help gt gt eee 8 go Back Forward Sto Refresh Home Searc Favorites Histo Mai Print Address
125. e you can e click Project gt New Service or e right click Services in the browser then click New Service Result the following window appears Gi Web Designer Service Creation Wisard x Creation of new service in FactoryCast Project New service is created supported by the given the target Name of the service recipedb Select recipedb in the Service Type listbox Enter the service name or click Finish to keep the name by default The recipe database service has been created 132 35016143 12 2011 Configuration of Properties The properties configuration window of the Database connection service is shown below Database properties Type E Address Port use of default port Database name User name Timeout 60 af Password second s m Service properties Service status variable Properties J Actions 35016143 12 2011 133 The following table describes the fields of the database server configuration screen Fields Function Type e Oracle 8i 9i 10i e MySql 4 1 or above e SQL Server 6 5 7 2000 2005 Address IP address of the database server Port Used to validate a default address Use Of Default Port Port used by the database to access the server Database Name Name of the database that will contain all data configured by the user User Name
126. ebase classes archive SAComm jar GDE jar Widgets jar code com schneiderautomation gde LiveBeanApplet width 180 height 160 gt lt PARAM name LIBRARY value Libraryl gt lt PARAM name BEAN value MyMeter gt lt PARAM name BACKGRND value 0xDDEEFF gt lt APPLET gt For more information about creating Java applets and graphic objects to obtain runtime data from a PLC refer to the Software Developer s Kit included in the FactoryCast installation 222 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Inserting LiveLabelApplet using HTML Code Overview Before any live labels are inserted into a Web page the special applet called LiveLabelMgrApplet must be inserted into the page NOTE However if a Web page contains both LiveLabelApplet and LiveBeanApplet then that page must contain a single instance of LiveBean MgrApplet not LiveLabelMgrApplet LiveBeanMgrApplet supports both LiveLabelApplet and LiveBeanApplet while LiveLabelMgrApplet supports only LiveLabelApplet LiveLabelMgrApplet The LiveLabelMgrApplet allows the Web page to display dynamic data from the controller This applet must be included once on the page if any instances of LiveLabelApplet are included on the page Here is the HTML code that you use to include the applet on a page lt APPLET gt codebase classes archive SAComm jar code com schneiderautomation factorycast LiveLabelMgrApple wid
127. ect See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s 0 to 32 border Border Color The color for the graphic object s border A Rotary Selector allows a user to make a selection from a set of choices When a selection is made the value corresponding to the choice is sent to the PLC The choices are shown as labels of a scale with the current selection indicated by the position of the knob The size of the circular dial degrees sweep of a circle and knob color can be set The properties for the Rotary Selector are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object 186 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Trend Recorder Property Description Limits Choices The choices for the selector Each choice is given Minimum of two as a label value entry when a user selects choices required label value is sent to PLC Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Scale Visible Indicates wheth
128. ector are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Choices The choices for the selector Each choice is given Minimum of two as a label value entry when a user selects choices required label value is sent to PLC Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Scale Visible Indicates whether a scale labeled with the choices is to be shown Scale Color The color for the scale and its labels Scale Font The font for scale labels Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color for the graphic object s border A Digital Indicator provides a numeric representation of the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC The value can be shown in various formats and can be made to change color when a preset high or low limit is exceeded The properties for the Digital Indicator are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direc
129. elow shows you the toolbar ae A S S S9S 2A5 umr The following table describes the elements of the toolbar Icon Function New by clicking the down arrow you can create a new project add a target to the project add a device to the target create a new service create a folder create a file Open an existing project Save save the currently edited window Save All save all items modified in the project 35016143 12 2011 19 Introduction Icon Function Cut destruction of the selected object and putting it on the clipboard Copy copy the object to the clipboard Paste paste the clipboard Undo cancel last action Find open the Search window in which you can search for a text located in a file of the project J Lookup open the Lookup window in which you can search a variable Global Transfer download all the project s modules and all the files 7i Target gt PC transfer a project from the target to the PC PC gt Target transfer a project from the PC to the target P Connection to the module connect Web Designer to the target amp Connection to the local simulator connect Web Designer to the simulator a5 Disconnect disconnect from the target or the simulator X Statistics view statistics for the selected service incoming messages outgoing messages etc 20 35016143 12 2011 I
130. en click New Service Result the following window appears gner Service Creation Creation of new service in FactoryCast Project New service is created supported by the given target Service type Name of the service calculation Select Calculation in the Service Type list box Enter the service name or click Finish to keep the name by default The Calculation service has been created 35016143 12 2011 99 Configuring the Properties The following table introduces you the properties configuration screen of the Calculation service Calculation Rate in ms 1000 v Service status variable TT Formulas Properties J This table describes the fields of the Calculation configuration screen Fields Function Calculation rate in ms Frequency of execution of formula using variables Service status variable Used to determine the status of the calculation service 100 35016143 12 2011 Configuring Formulas The formula configuration screen for the Calculation service is shown below Variable Formula Value Description Remove Duplicate Import From CSV Export to CSV Formulas J Properties This table describes the fields of the formula configuration screen Fields Function Variable Name of the variable It can be the name of a PLC variable that you set to the value
131. end the data values to the connected PLC For the transfer of data values to the PLC the Graphic Editor reinforces the read only mode by deactivating the user commands of all the graphic objects e The FactoryCast configuration program lets you indicate that an element is in read only The Graphic Editor reinforces the read only attribute of a symbol variable or address by rejecting all requests in order to define a new value for the data and warning the user through the message window Graphic Editor 35016143 12 2011 169 Monitoring Parameters of the Graphic Editor Applet Overview The Graphic Editor supports three applet parameters for customizing its behavior The applet parameters are indicated by the lt PARAMs labels in the lt APPLET gt label of the Graphic Editor HTML page The parameters recognized by the Graphic Editor applet are e LOAD This parameter asks the Graphic Editor to automatically load a graphic file when it is launched If the specified file does not exist a message is delivered If the parameter does not appear in the lt APPLET gt label no graphic file is automatically loaded on startup In this case you must select the initial table file from the list provided by the Graphic Editor e MODE This parameter tells the Graphic Editor whether it has to start normally in edit mode or in view mode If it is launched in view mode it will only display the display window When this parameter is used with th
132. entation of the direct address of a Modbus device It is a cursor that is proportional to the value and it represents a percentage of its range in physical units Using the mouse you can change the value of the slider and trigger and you can send a new value to the Modbus slave Address AMI Maximum PLC Value 65535 Data Type NT inimum PLC Value 0 Label label Unit Increment ajor Scale Divisions 100 Block Increment Minor Scale Divisions 0 Border Width 20 Scale Precision i PLC Type Premium v aximum EU Value 100 Polling rate ms 1000 inimum EU Value 0 Read Only The properties of the slider are as follows Property Description Limits Address Address of the PLC variable Note 1 see page 275 Data type Data type of the PLC address Note 2 see page 275 Label Label displayed as part of the graphic object Note 5 see page 275 Major Scale Number of major gradations marked in the scale 0 to 100 Division Minor Scale Number of minor gradations not marked in the 0 to 100 Division scale Scale Precision Number of decimal places shown for the scale 1to6 gradations set to 1 to use a general exponential format Maximum EU value Maximum value in physical units of the direct address for scaling Minimum EU Value Minimum value of the direct address for scaling in
133. eps 1 to 4 until you have selected all devices required Click Finish Result the project example appears in the browser 26 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Step Action Save your project by clicking 35016143 12 2011 27 Getting Started Target Properties Introduction Target properties allow you to e change the name of the target and its address e change the different passwords see page 290 to access the device This example shows you how to manually configure the IP parameters for a TSX WMY 100 Accessing the Target Properties Page You can access the Target Properties page in one of the following ways e On the Web Designer browser right click the device name and click Properties e On the Target menu click Properties Result the Target Properties window appears amp i Properties for TSX WMY 100 HMI l ol x Target type TSX WMY 100 Security Name HMI Address a b c d logs Get the log OK Cancel Setting Up the IP Parameters Use the IP parameters area to define the IP configuration of the module Having two devices with the same IP address can cause unpredictable operation of your network 28 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started A WARNING UNINTENDED OPERATION DUPLICATE IP ADDRESS e Make sure that this device will receive a unique IP address e Always obtain your IP address from your system a
134. er This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page Simulation 76 Connecting Disconnecting to from the Simulator 79 35016143 12 2011 75 Simulation Mode Simulation Objective Simulation Mode You can simulate your website or your application without using actual devices This allows you to verify your configuration and test the behavior of your application even if devices are not yet available Simulation Mode is available with protocols e UMAS e UNITE e Modbus Simulation Mode enables you to test the behavior of your application without running it in the module In this case the application runs in the configuration PC The user can enter pertinent values for variables symbols The default values are set to zero The values are entered manually in the window associated with the device double click the device in the menu tree or they can be automatically incremented Using the Simulator Icon The following table shows how to use the simulator icon Step Action 1 In the task bar right click on the simulation icon F 2 If you check AutolIncrement the variables will be automatically incremented If you uncheck AutoIncrement the variables will no longer be incremented and you can modify the value of R W variables If you check StopServer the simulation stops Use of Simulator for Data Tables and Graphic Pages The following table describes how to use the si
135. er a scale labeled with the choices is to be shown Scale Color The color for the scale and its labels Scale Font The font for scale labels Dial Degrees The amount of a circular arc to use for drawing the 60 to 300 Sweep dial Knob Color The color for the knob Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s 0 to 32 border Border Color The color for the graphic object s border A Trend Recorder provides a continuous time based charting of the value of up to six symbol variable s or direct addresses in a PLC A Trend Recorder emulates a strip chart recorder with the pens on the right and the paper moving from right to left A vertical scale can be shown on the left side of the chart for showing the range of the values being recorded and a horizontal scale can be shown below the chart for showing the time span of the chart The rate at which the chart is updated and the appearance of the chart can be set In order to make it easier to set this object s many properties a Customizer is provided All properties except Name are set with its Customizer not with the Graphic Editor s Property Sheet The following table describes properties for the Trend Recorder Properties available for each pen are described in the next table Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Background The background color for the graphic object Label The
136. ersion The Upgrade Target Version function enables you to easily upgrade your target from its current version to the latest version available It updates the website services and monitoring features remain identical NOTE e The Upgrade Target Version is only available if a more recent version of your target exists e Once upgraded to the last version the target cannot go back to a prior version Step Action 1 Select the target you want to upgrade in the navigator 2 Click Target Upgrade Target Version Result the Confirm Update dialog box appears Click OK Result the Progress Information window appears Once the upgrade is finished the Progress Information window disappears and the Upgrading Successful dialog box appears Click OK 62 35016143 12 2011 Transfer Subject of this Chapter This chapter describes how to transfer a website You can transfer it from the configuration PC to the module or vice versa The transfer concerns the Web pages generated by Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI as well as those created by the user The transfer can be more general and it can include files describing services What s in this Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page Transfer 64 Project Validation 69 Connecting Disconnecting to from the Module 72 35016143 12 2011 63 Transfer Transfer Introduction These
137. erver MySql and Oracle You can also save the state of your system by storing the value of your system variables in database tables This can be achieved periodically or when a specific event occurs configured by the user 130 35016143 12 2011 The Recipe database service configuration screen is shown below Web Designer Project Edit Target Service Options Help Aal X G a 2 BAR ow E Premium Unity Premium Unity spemailOp_ scenario2 3 Database properties 2Factorycast HMI Pro X E aTSX WMY 100 P1 f Pe g Devices Premium Unity Graphic Screens Bp C E Data Tables Eog Use of default port Table control STable process Database name E Services E recipedb w Navigator User name Password Timeout Classes E E himi Senice lib p secure Variable state of the service 2 Website eunsecure DC propert A factorycastpropr loggingproperties Namespace Namespace write Properties Console _ Site Explorer Vi TSX WMY 100 Not Connected 1 Configure the properties of the recipe database system with this tab 2 Configure the actions to be undertaken with this tab 35016143 12 2011 131 How to Create a Recipe Database Service The following table describes how to create a recipe database service Step Action 1 Click the name of your project in the browser 2 To add the new servic
138. es to the Site Property Description Limits Maximum PLC Gross maximum value without scale of the direct Note 3 Value address in the PLC see page 275 Minimum PLC Gross minimum value without scale of the direct Note 3 Value address in the PLC see page 275 Border Width Width in pixels of the border of the graphic object PLC Type Type of PLC Premium or Quantum Polling rate ms Scanning value Read Only True read value False read write value The HTML code with the parameters of the widget above is as follows lt APPLET codebase classes archive mbclient jar widgetslite jar code com schneiderautomation factorycast gateway sliders LiveRotosliderApplet width 180 height 160 gt A lt PARAM name maximum lt PARAM name minimum lt PARAM name progressbar PARAM name progresscolor lt PARAM name debug lt PARAM name BACKGRND lt PARAM name address lt PARAM name datatype lt PARAM name label lt PARAM name majorTics lt PARAM name minorTics lt PARAM name precision lt PARAM name degSweep value 180 gt value true gt value 0 gt value LT_GRAY gt value 1 gt value REGISTER gt value label gt value 65535 gt value 0 gt value 0 gt value 100 gt value 0 gt lt PARAM name maxValue value 65535 gt lt PARAM name minValue value 0 gt lt PARAM name borderWidth lt PARAM name
139. f machinery on factory assembly lines PPP Point to Point Protocol Point to point communication protocol used for modem connections Premium Family of Schneider Automation PLCs PSTN RTC Public Switched Telephone Network The network of the world s public circuit switched telephone networks Quantum Family of Schneider Automation PLCs R RGB Additive model in which red green and blue often used in additive light models are combined in various ways to reproduce other colors RS232 Serial communication standard that in particular defines the following operating voltage e A signal of 3 to 25V indicates a logic 0 e A signal of 3V to 25V indicates a logic 1 Between 8V and 3V the signal is regarded as invalid RS 232 connections are relatively sensitive to interference The standard recommends not exceeding a distance of 15 meters and a speed of 20 000 baud bps maximum 310 35016143 12 2011 Glossary RS485 RTU RUN SCADA SMTP SNMP SQL TCP Serial connection standard operates at 5V differential The connection uses separate wires for transmission and receipt Their 3 status outputs allow them to switch to listening mode when transmission is completed Remote Terminal Unit Function used to start execution of the application program in the PLC S Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition Software that interfacing with a programmable logic controller gathers and analyzes information used to mo
140. fer the user jar file back to the module using a FTP client The generic bitmap widget lets you display one static bitmap for each distinct value of a PLC variable It can be used to display dynamic animations for instance the changing level in a tank The properties of the Generic Bitmap widget are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name of the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 204 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 204 Background The background color of the graphic object See Note 1 Notes page 204 Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object 35016143 12 2011 197 Monitoring Graphic Link Property Description Limits Label Color The color of the label Label Font The font used for the label Bitmap Choices File names of custom bitmaps to display Refer to the next paragrah for information on adding images into the module Border Width The width in pixels of the graphic object s border Border Color The color of the graphic object s border PLC Value A simulated input value for testing the graphic object behavior A graphic link is a special graphic object that lets you switch to another graphic display by clicking on it Graphic links can also be recognized by their unde
141. ffer The Copy button causes the currently selected graphic object s to be copied to the buffer replacing any existing contents The Paste button causes the content of the clipboard to be inserted into the upper left corner of the graphic display The pasted graphic objects can then be moved to the desired location in the display The Properties button causes the Properties Sheet for the currently selected graphic object to be shown The Customize button causes the Customizer for the currently selected object to be shown if the graphic object has been provided with one The Layout button shows the Layout dialog box The Options button shows the Options dialog box The Done button causes the Top dialog box to be shown again 35016143 12 2011 161 Monitoring Layout Dialog The Layout dialog box allows you to change the position and size of a group of graphic objects Address _hitp 139 158 13 16 secure system gde htm OK Links Align edges Right Down Left Up Space regularly Horizontal Vertical Align centers Horizontal Vertical Even dimensions Width Height Done E eT E internetzone A The controls of the Layout dialog box provide the following functions e The Right Bottom Left and Top buttons can be used to align the edges of the selected graphic objects so th
142. follows the Firewall Friendly FTP standard RFC 1579 It issues an FTP PASV command to the FactoryCast server before any attempt to establish an FTP data connection e The online mode of the configuration tool is not operational if the module is protected by a firewall The ports in this mode are dynamically assigned 288 35016143 12 2011 Security Variable Access Security Symbol Direct Address Presentation Users who enter the write password can only modify variables symbols and direct addresses which are write enabled When you create a Web enabled database of variables and direct addresses you can designate each element as read only or write enabled Unauthorized or incorrect modifications made to symbols and direct addresses may have undesirable or even dangerous effects on the behavior of your application A WARNING UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION e Carefully select the symbols and direct addresses you authorize to be modified online e Do not authorize online modifications of critical process variables Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage 35016143 12 2011 289 Security Changing Passwords Introduction This page enables you to modify the different user names and passwords that are used for identification Modify Passwords This table describes how to change passwords Step Action 1 In the browser select
143. font OFF Word Font The font used for the OFF word text ON Word The text to display when the input value is on ON Bitmap Choice The pipe bitmap when the ON word is displayed ON Word Color The color of the ON word font ON Word Font The font used for the ON word text Border Width The width in pixels of the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color of the graphic object s border PLC Value A simulated input value for testing the graphic See Note 3 Notes object page 204 35016143 12 2011 201 Monitoring Push Button A push button sends preset value s to a PLC when the user clicks it with the mouse The properties of the Push Button are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name of the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 204 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 204 Background The background color of the graphic object Values The value s to send to the PLC See Note 4 Notes page 204 Reset Values The value s to send to the PLC after the reset delay time has expired If no reset values are provided no reset action will occur Reset Delay The delay time in milliseconds that the Push 0 2000 Button should use after sending the value s to the PLC before sending the reset v
144. from our website at www schneider electric com 35016143 12 2011 Product Related Information The information provided in this documentation contains general descriptions and or technical characteristics of the performance of the products contained herein This documentation is not intended as a substitute for and is not to be used for determining suitability or reliability of these products for specific user applications It is the duty of any such user or integrator to perform the appropriate and complete risk analysis evaluation and testing of the products with respect to the relevant specific application or use thereof Neither Schneider Electric nor any of its affiliates or subsidiaries shall be responsible or liable for misuse of the information contained herein If you have any suggestions for improvements or amendments or have found errors in this publication please notify us No part of this document may be reproduced in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying without express written permission of Schneider Electric All pertinent state regional and local safety regulations must be observed when installing and using this product For reasons of safety and to help ensure compliance with documented system data only the manufacturer should perform repairs to components When devices are used for applications with technical safety requirements the relevant instructions must be followed
145. from the Module The following table shows the procedure for connecting to the module with a view to recovering its application Step Procedure 1 Select the target in the browser 2 Click Target Connect gt Target Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI analyses the changes between your project and the module content If you have modified the project the software will ask you to transfer the project Otherwise the application moves automatically to online mode Result the Configuration Password window appears if a configuration password has already been set Otherwise Web Designer connects to the module Configuration Password Enter the configuration password for TSX WMY 100 WMY Enter password here OK Cancel Enter the configuration password and click OK Result Web Designer connects to the module Disconnecting from the Module The following table shows the procedure for disconnecting from the module Step Function Procedure 1 Disconnecting Click Target gt Disconnect from the Result Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI has just switched module back to offline mode 35016143 12 2011 73 Transfer 74 35016143 12 2011 Simulation Mode Scope of this Chapter This chapter describes the simulation mode It is a question of debugging the data tables graphic pages and services without being connected to the target What s in this Chapt
146. functions enable you to transfer the Data Editor tables the Graphic Editor pages the services the website and its associated files either from the configuration PC to the target or from the target to the configuration PC You must previously advise the target address Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI carries out a validation on the structure of the project before transferring files to the target Setting Up the IP Address You must set the IP address of the module to perform a transfer The following table shows how to advise the physical address of the module Having two devices with the same IP address can cause unpredictable operation of your network A WARNING UNINTENDED OPERATION DUPLICATE IP ADDRESS e Make sure that this device will receive a unique IP address e Always obtain your IP addresses from your system administrator to avoid the possibility of duplicate addresses Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage Step Action 1 Select the target in the browser 2 Click Target Set Target Address The following window appears Target Access _ Enter the Target Address Address 10 10 20 100 Site Explorer Validate Cancel Enter an IP Address Click Validate 64 35016143 12 2011 Transfer NOTE You can also advise the address during the creation of the project with the Creation Wiza
147. g edge for a bit or a value decrease for a word BQ Bad Quality Triggered if the trigger status is Bad quality Remove To remove a recipe from the list The Recipe Editor screen is used to input a recipe s values in an XML format recipe file Variable value Ingrediett aj CRET ple plot PC1 W2_RATIO_NSP SP pen ple plot PC1 PUMP_SPD_NSP LC o EE plc plc1 FUNC5_MU_DAMPR_NSP SP 75 plc ple1 FUNC3_STAT_ PRES_NSP SP 2 Close plc plc1 CR2 TENS NSP LC 70 ple plet PC1 MU DAMPR NSP NLAL 10 Add plc plet VR1_TENS_NSP SP 75 plc plc1 CR1 TENS NSPUC 90 Remove ple ple1 PC1 MU DAMPR NSP UG 50 plc plet FUNC5_AIR_TEMP_NSP SP 195 ple plet FUNC1 SUP PRES NSP LC 1 65 plc plc1 FUNCS AIR TEMP NSPLC 175 plc plet PC2_TENS_NSP SP 62 plc plet FUNC3 AIR TEMP NSP UC 200 ple plet UW TENS NSP SP 50 plc plct PC1_STAT_ PRES_NSP LC 0 45 ple ple1 WD TENS NSP LG 170 plc plet FUNC6 SUP PRES NSP SP 25 plc plet PC1_STAT_PRES_NSP NLAL 0 55 ple ple1 FUNC6 MU_DAMPR_NSP LC 65 ple plet FUNC4 STAT PRES NSPSP 2 plc plet FUNC4_SUP_PRES_NSP UC 44 ple ple1 FUNC3 MU_DAMPR_NSP UC 60 x Recipes Properties Recipe Editor The following table describes the fields of the recipe editor configuration screen Field Function Variable Name of the variable to which a value is to be given Value Value to attribute Ingredient Optional comment to describe the variable s role Open To open an XML format recipe file
148. gn Alignment of text in the Value field if the size is LEFT greater than the text length Units_Align Alignment of text in the Units field if the size is LEFT greater than the text length Font_Name Font name for the applet text SANSSERIF Font_Bold Applet text is bold if configured as TRUE FALSE Font_lItalic Applet text is italic if configured as TRUE FALSE Font_Size Applet text size 12 The HTML code with the parameters of the widget above is as follows lt APPLET codebase ite PARAM A PARAM PARAM PARAM PARAM AAAAAA A AN A lt AP classes archive mbclien t jar widgetslite jar schneiderautomation factorycast gateway widgets1l LiveLabelApplet width 130 height 30 gt sbar value true gt color value 00000 value 1 gt value 0 gt value 1000 gt name progr name progr name ADDR name UNITID name RATE peer BOD name DATATYPE value REGISTER gt name LABEL value label gt name LABEL WIDTH value 25 gt name UNITS value mm gt name UNITS_WIDTH value 5 gt 9 gt 260 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Horizontal or Vertical Indicator Setup The horizontal or vertical indicator gives an analog representation of the value of a direct address of a Modbus slave It is a horizontal or vertical bar whose length is proportional to the value It represents a percentage of its ra
149. he graphic object s 0 to 32 Border Color The color for the graphic object s border The Indicator Light provides a dual state indication of the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC Unless the Input Inverted property is set to TRUE an input value of zero is deemed OFF and a non zero value is deemed ON If the Flash Interval property is set to greater than zero the light will flash while the input value is on 35016143 12 2011 181 The properties for the Indicator Light are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Off Word The text to show when the input value is off Off Word The background color of the light when the Off Background Word is shown Off Word Color The color for the Off Word text Off Word Font The font for the Off Word text On Word The text to show when the input value is on On Word The background color of the light when the On Background Word is shown On Word Color The color for the O
150. he name of the action and the name of the table are identical if you use Automatic Request therefore you cannot read and write to the same table in that case Use the free SQL request to precise the name of the table Associated request for a free SQL request This part displays the SQL request syntax corresponding to the automatic request you have entered Automatic Request Example In this example you will update the block1 table in the database with PLC values when the state of the device plc control1 variable changes The following figure shows you the window that corresponds to the example 35016143 12 2011 137 m List of the database actions block1 Add aE Actions parameters Table name block1 Name of the action status variable ACTION1 a Action type Database gt PLC PLC gt Database M Trigger criterion o Trigger use device ple controlt ml Iny x C Timer use l 20 second s M SQL request use of a free SQL request 4 use of an automatic insert request Column name Variable Add Name of the index column mylndex tankPressure device plc pres1 flow1 device plc flow1 Remove Name of the index variable device plc index El m Associated request for a free SQL request UPDATE block1 SET tankPressure device plc pres1 flow1 device plc flow1 WHERE mylndex device plc index
151. he same if you use another software 35016143 12 2011 277 Setting Up an External Tool Example The following table shows how to set up a HTML editor Here hostname is used as an example Step Action 1 Click Options gt Configuration of an external tool External tools Result the setup window for external tools appears External Tools x Create manage and run configurations Create a configuration that will run a program a Configurations Q Program l Perspectives These settings associate a perspective with Program launch configurations A different perspective may be associated with each supported launch mode and can optionally be activated when a configuration is launched or when a breakpoint is encountered via the Debug prefer ences To indicate that a perspective switch should not occur select None Run None v Restore Default New Delete Apply Revert Run _ Close _ 278 35016143 12 2011 Setting Up an External Tool Step Action 2 Click New Result the following window appears External Tools x Create manage and run configuration gt Configuration Name FrontPage Program amp FrontPage ETR Location C program files frontpage frontpage exe Browse File System r Working Directory C workspace WD_project website Browse File System Argument
152. icture gt Eile g Interactive Button Q Symbol FactoryCast Applet Folder list OOM x Removing FactoryCast Extension To remove the FactoryCast Extension from the MS Expression Web menu proceed as follow Step Action 1 In MS Expression Web click Customize on the Tools menu 2 Click the Insert menu and then select FactoryCast Applet 3 Right click and then select Delete from the popup menu Editing Applets There are two ways to edit an applet that has been inserted into your Web page e You can double click on the object and make changes via dialog boxes e You can switch to the HTML editor in MS Expression Web and do your editing in this environment NOTE It is suggested you edit via the first approach unless you are comfortable programming in the HTML language used to build Web pages 234 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Installing FactoryCast Extension for Microsoft FrontPage Overview This section describes how to install remove the FactoryCast Extension for Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Installing FactoryCast During the installation of Web Designer if FrontPage 2000 has been installed on the same PC then the FactoryCast Extension for FrontPage 2000 is automatically installed as a FrontPage Macro File If this is the case then proceed to the next section which provides instructions for add
153. iguration The configuration comprises the data that defines the device invariable and that is necessary to the operation of the module CPU Central Processing Unit The microprocessor This comprises the entire control unit and the arithmetic unit The purpose of the control unit is to extract the execution instruction from the central memory along with the data needed to execute this instruction to establish electrical connections in the arithmetic and logic unit and to start the processing of this data in the unit ROM or RAM memories are sometimes included on the same chip and sometimes I O interfaces or buffers CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check Type of hash function used to produce a checksum a small fixed number of bits against a block of data such as a packet of network traffic or a block of a computer file D DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Protocol allowing a station connected to the network to obtain its configuration dynamically 306 35016143 12 2011 Glossary DNS driver FactoryCast HMI FDR firewall Flash memory FTP TFTP GPRS Domain Name System It stores and associates many types of information with domain names and it translates domain names computer hostnames to IP addresses Program which informs the operating system of the presence and characteristics of a peripheral F Active Web server that executes HMI functions integrated in a PLC module When you use the activ
154. ing the Extension to FrontPage s menu However if FrontPage 2000 is installed after Web Designer has been installed then the Extension can be installed by either re installing Web Designer or manually copying the macro file to FrontPage s macro folder For manual installation after installing FrontPage 2000 the following will install the Extension Copy the file Microsoft FrontPage fom from CD ROM to the folder USERPROFILE Application Data Microsoft FrontPage Macros create the final Macros folder if it does not already exist Adding FactoryCast Extension To add the FactoryCast Extension to the FrontPage Insert menu do the following Step Action 1 Start FrontPage 2000 2 Click Customize on the Tools menu 35016143 12 2011 235 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 3 Click the Commands tab and then select Macros from the Categories list Microsoft FrontPage IEA Eie Edit View Insert Format Tools Table Frames Window Help Or aam ae BY ie ky DY CECENE Nona F oe lani Customize Commands Categories Commands Insert Format Tools Custom Button Table Frames Window Help Picture For Help press F ew iienu Select command Cl 7 ose 236 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Act
155. ing the macro file to MS Expression Web s macro folder For manual installation after installing MS Expression Web the following will install the extension Copy the file Microsoft Expression Web wdmacro from CD ROM to the following folder create the final Macros folder if it does not already exist C Documents and Settings lt username gt Application Data Microsoft Expression M acros NOTE MS Expression Web uses this address by default For a custom installation you can determine this address by typing SET from a Command Prompt Adding FactoryCast Extension To add the FactoryCast Extension to the MS Expression Web Insert menu do the following Step Action 1 Start MS Expression Web 2 Click Customize on the Tools menu 35016143 12 2011 231 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 3 Click the Commands tab and then select Macros from the Categories list Customize Toolbars Commands Categories Insert amp Format Tools Table Frames Window Help Picture M lew Menu E Select command Description Modify Selection w Drag the entry Custom Menu Item from the Commands list to the Insert menu beneath the Symbol command the Insert menu will automatically expand when the pointer rolls over it Q Microsoft Expression Web Table Frames Wind Default font
156. ion 4 Drag and drop the entry Custom Menu Item from the Commands list to the Insert menu beneath the Advanced command The Insert menu will automatically drop down when you drag over it Microsoft FrontPage File Edit View ormat Tools Break Horizontal Line Date and Time Symbol Comment Navigation Bar opion Page Banner Commands Table Frames Window Help psema Component Custom Menu ltem Database Custom Button E4 HTML Picture Design Time Control Eile 5 Java Applet Bookmark A Plug n Hyperlink ctrl K J ActiveX Control Show Design Time Controls 35016143 12 2011 237 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 5 Click Modify Selection change the name to FactoryCast Applet and then press ENTER key p Hyperlinks x Microsoft FrontPage Window Help LO K File Edit View Insert Format Tools Table Frames Break v v 2 0 E Horizontal Line Date and Time Symbol 4 Comment Navigation Bar Page Banner Commands gt Component E Break Database gt Horizontal Line Folders Form gt Position Pax 3 Advanced gt Date and Time as ie FactoryCast Appl IlL A Sumbol Reports Picture Re
157. ion for Microsoft s FrontPage or Expression Web application The extension allows a user of FrontPage or Expression Web to easily insert FactoryCast applets to view real time PLC data on a Web page What s in this Section This section contains the following topics Topic Page Installing FactoryCast s Microsoft Expression Web Extension 231 Installing FactoryCast Extension for Microsoft FrontPage 235 Inserting LiveBeanApplet Using FrontPage or Expression Web 241 Inserting LiveLabelApplet Using FrontPage 249 Inserting LiveTableApplet Using FrontPage or Expression Web 253 230 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Installing FactoryCast s Microsoft Expression Web Extension Overview This section describes how to install remove the FactoryCast extension for Microsoft Expression Web MS Expression Web Installing FactoryCast MS Expression Web installed before Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI 1 7 During the installation of Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI 1 7 the FactoryCast Extension for MS Expression Web is automatically installed as a MS Expression Web Macro File If this is the case then proceed to the next section which provides instructions for adding the extension to MS Expression Web s menu MS Expression Web installed after Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI 1 7 The extension can be installed by either re installing Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI 1 7 or manually copy
158. ion is FALSE e for transitions associated with a section e black as long as the previous step remains inactive e green if the conditions in the section are TRUE e red if the conditions in the section are FALSE 35016143 12 2011 213 Monitoring Tool Tip Limitations The tool tip function is a help bubble which is displayed when you move the cursor over a variable It displays information about the value of the variable only if its name is visible in the viewer Click on the variable to display the bubble permanently Right click on it to make it disappear e Only PLC programs created using UnityPro 4 0 or later can be viewed e You can only monitor PLC programs edition is not allowed e The following objects are not animated they appear in black e Objects for which the result depends on an expression e Function blocks without instance for which there is no information on input output variables e Standard DFB i e ALARM_DIA e Multiple dimension tables 214 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site 9 Overview You may choose to add your own Web pages to the site on the embedded Server Web Designer allows you to protect these pages with the same passwords as the default pages You can also put them in an unprotected area where anyone can view them without a password FactoryCast provides you animated graphical objects These objects are written in HTML so you can use them
159. is list the graphic display currently visible in the window is replaced with the one selected If the current graphic page has been modified since it was last saved you will be asked for confirmation that the changes are to be discarded If the special entry lt new gt is chosen from the list then the display window is cleared and a new graphic page can be created Save The Save button causes the Save dialog box to become visible This button is disabled until you have entered a correct write enable password Delete The Delete button causes the Delete dialog box to become visible This button is disabled until you have entered a correct password or if the current graphic display has not yet been saved Edit The Edit button causes the Edit dialog box to become visible Password The Password button causes the Password dialog box to become visible Information display area The information display area shows the name and version of the Concept PL7 or Unity Pro program that is running in the connected PLC 35016143 12 2011 159 Monitoring Save Dialog Delete Dialog Password Dialog The Save dialog box allows you to save the current graphic display Save graphic display as OK Cancel When the Save dialog box is presented the name of the current graphic page is shown in the dialog s text field If the current graphic page has never been saved i e a new gra
160. l plc database calculation is copied to a device variable using the Service properties screen By default each service has a FactoryCast HMI module internal status variable named as follows service type service name sstatus e g device plc1 sstatus This status variable can be used to send out an email alarm to trigger archiving to a database for management sending alarm in supervision mode or for any other action possible in the FactoryCast HMI application Example To send an email with the database service you must e declare a dbStatus variable in the device and assign it to an address integer for example then import this variable into the device service e define the dbStatus variable to trigger an email in the email service The service property configuration screens all have a service status variable field An illustration of what it looks like and how it is configured is shown below Serice properties Serce status vanable dewce plc dbSletus B Simply click on to display a variable selection window which can be configured by selecting from a list of INT UINT SHORT and USHORT type The status values are e 0 for a stopped service e 1 fora service that is running e gt 2 for a service on which an anomaly has occurred The codes are assigned in ascending order of severity In case of 2 events the status value corresponds to the most important one When a new action is operational log
161. l variable in the PLC Notes page 204 Bar Background The background color of the bar indicator area Bar Color The color of the indicator bar when scaled value is within High Low limits High High Limit The value of the High High limit in engineering Value units High High Limit The color of the indicator bar when the scaled Color value is greater than the High High limit High Limit Value The value of the High limit in engineering units High Limit Color The color of the indicator bar when scaled value is greater than the High limit Low Limit Value The value of the Low limit in engineering units Low Limit Color The color of the indicator bar when the scaled value is less than the Low limit Low Low Limit Value The value of the Low Low limit in engineering units Low Low Limit Color The color of the indicator bar when the scaled value is less than the Low Low limit Limit Deadband The deadband as percentage of EU range to Oto 10 apply to High Low limit checking Border Width The width in pixels of the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color of the graphic object s border PLC Value A simulated raw unscaled input value for testing See Note 3 the graphic object Notes page 204 The bitmap widget displays a static bitmap on the screen The properties of the bitmap widget are listed below Property Des
162. l See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Pen Color The color of the pen used to record the scaled value Pen Label The label used to identify the pen 188 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Display Link A Display Link is a special graphic object that allows the user to switch to another graphic display by clicking on it with a mouse To indicate to the user that the object is a link to another display the text label for the link is underlined and the mouse cursor changes to a hand icon when the mouse is moved over it This object is especially useful when the Graphic Editor is used in its view mode where no drop down list of graphic displays is available for selecting a display A Display Link can also be used as a hyperlink to an HTML file If a URL is entered as the Link Display Name the URL can be opened in a new browser window if the user presses the SHIFT key while they click the link otherwise the existing browser window is replaced with the URL when the link is clicked If the Link Display Name is blank then the Label will be shown a
163. l limits of the Data Type property that is set A Data Type setting of UNDEFINED is treated as a REAL with respect to its limit values For a Push Button a minimum of one value must be provided If the Address property is a symbol variable name then only one value will ever be sent to the PLC and any additional values are ignored If the Address property is a direct address then all of the values provided will be sent to the PLC as an array of values starting at the specified direct address 192 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Extended Graphic Objects Overview The set of extended graphic objects provided in Graphic Editor is intended to support building graphic displays that mimic advanced graphic panels All of the data monitoring and control objects have built in communication capabilities and are designed as standalone graphic objects Additionally to support customers who want to put several simple applets on a single HTML page each object in the Graphic Editor set is provided in an applet version When used in conjunction with the LiveBeanApplet Graphic Editor graphic objects can be used in the same way as the LiveLabelApplet Be aware however that if communication to the device linked to the graphic object is lost the object becomes inoperative without the end device s knowledge A WARNING UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION Do not use graphic objects in situations where loss of communication to
164. l to be sent It is almost the same procedure as writing a normal email except that you need to define a trigger event The procedure below shows you the steps needed to create such an email Step Action 1 Type a name for the email in the Identifier field 34 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Step Action 2 Select the variable that will trigger the email by clicking D Result the Variable Selection window appears P Variable Selection Q Choose the variable Full Name Name Comment deivce plc byteQ Byte device ple wordd Word device plc word Wordi Validate Select the variable that will trigger the email Click Validate Select the type of event that will trigger the email e NY Notify Triggered by bit status change or word value change e RE Rising Edge Triggered by a rising edge bit or by an increasing word value e FE Falling Edge Triggered by a falling edge bit or by a decreasing word value e BQ Bad Quality Triggered if the trigger status is Bad quality Type the email address of the recipient in the Destination field Type the subject of the email in the Subject field Type the body of the email in the Content field Result the email appears in the email table in the bottom of the screen 9 You can attach a file to the email by clicking j Specify the file path of the file in the Path field 35
165. label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label 35016143 12 2011 187 Monitoring Property Description Limits Major Scale The number of major labeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Minor Scale The number of minor unlabeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Scale Color The color for the scale and its labels Scale Font The font for scale labels Scale Precision The number of fractional digits to be shown for 1 to 6 scale labels Set to 1 to use a general exponential format Maximum EU The maximum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Update Period The update interval in seconds for the chart 0 5 to 120 Time Scale The number of horizontal scale divisions O0to6 Divisions Chart Background The color for the chart area Grid Color The color of the grid drawn in the chart area Vertical Grid The number of vertical divisions for the grid 0 to 100 Divisions Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s 0 to 32 border Border Color The color for the graphic object s border These Trend Recorder properties are available for each pen Property Description Limits Address The direct address or the name of a symbo
166. late Overview To display some symbols variables you must create a new data template Creating a Data Template Follow the steps in the table below to create a data template Step Description 1 Right click the DataTables directory in the navigator and select New Table Result the New Table window appears amp New Table fo x Table Name Protocol UMAS OK Cancel Enter a name of the new Data template Click OK NOTE Save the current spreadsheet before selecting a new spreadsheet Selecting a new spreadsheet deletes the current spreadsheet 148 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Data Editor Spreadsheet Overview Spreadsheet Depending on the target the Data Editor displays data in a spreadsheet with the following fields e name e address e type e read only e format e status This section describes the spreadsheet screen and gives an explanation of each field The following figure shows the Data Editor spreadsheet Variable Name Address Data Type Format Status Name E Address E Type register Format DECIMAL Readonly OK Reset 35016143 12 2011 149 Monitoring Field Name The fields in the Data Editor screen are Fields Function Name The Name column contains the na
167. lider Property Description Limits High Limit Value The value in engineering units for the High limit High Limit Color The color for the indicator bar when scaled value is greater than the High limit Low Limit Value The value in engineering units for the Low limit Low Limit Color The color for the indicator bar when scaled value is less than the Low limit Low Low Limit The value in engineering units for the Low Low Value limit Low Low Limit The color for the indicator bar when scaled value Color is less than the Low Low limit Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s 0 to 32 border Border Color The color for the graphic object s border PLC Value A simulated raw unscaled input value for testing the graphic object See Note 3 Notes page 192 A Rotary Slider provides an analog representation of the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC by drawing a knob on a circular dial whose position is proportional to the value as a percentage of its range in engineering units The size of the circular dial degrees sweep of a circle and knob color can be set With a mouse a user can change the position of the knob and cause a new value to be sent to the PLC The properties for the Rotary Slider are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Ad
168. lt false lt less than or equal to 1 lt 2 displays the result true gt greater than or equal to 2 gt 2 displays the result true equal to 3 2 displays the result false l not equal to 1 2 displays the result true Boolean amp and 1 1 displays the result 1 numeric or 1 O displays the result 1 Unary inverse 11 displays the result 0 sign inversion 1 displays the result 1 lt a lt b c d returns c if a lt b otherwise the result is d Execution of Formula The calculation service periodically executes formula according to the frequency configured in the Properties screen The formula cells are interpreted then executed one by one from top to bottom The calculation service updates the associated variable configured in the variable field with the new value Limitation The number of calculations you can configure in the project is restricted to 100 The maximum number of calculation services is 2 102 35016143 12 2011 Database Service Presentation This connection enables all internal or process data to be archived so that it can be logged and traced The data can be archived written periodically or for a specific event These variables can be from PLCs I O bits internal bits internal words and registers or local to the module Types of database supported e SQL server 6 5 7 2000 2005 e MySQL 4 1 or above e Oracle 8i 9i 10i NOTE Schneider Electric does not guaran
169. lue of VALUE_ Alignment of the text in the VALUE field if the width LEFT ALIGN of the field is greater than the length of the text Acceptable values are LEFT CENTER and RIGHT UNITS _ Alignment of the text in the UNITS field if the width LEFT ALIGN of the field is greater than the length of the text Acceptable values are LEFT CENTER and RIGHT FONT_ Name of the font used by the applet SANSSERIF NAME Acceptable values are SERIF SANSSERIF and MONOSPACE FONT_ If set displays all text in the applet as bold FALSE BOLD Acceptable values are TRUE and FALSE FONT_ If set displays all text in the applet in italics FALSE ITALIC Acceptable values are TRUE and FALSE FONT_SIZE_ Sets the point size of the font used by the applet 12 LABEL_ The width of the LABEL field WIDTH UNITS _ The width of the UNITS field WIDTH Size Parameters The size of a LiveLabelApplet is specified in the width and height attributes of its lt APPLET gt tag Unless the width of Label or Units field is set with the LABEL_WIDTH or UNITS_WIDTH parameters the LABEL and UNITS fields of the applet will always take the width required to display the text values of their associated applet parameters The remaining width of the applet is given to its VALUE field 226 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site LiveLabelapplet Example 1 The applet example in this section contains almost every applet parameter Here is the HTML code f
170. mat Tools Erames Window Help DOr wr ma i E ev Tta wm orizontal Line Do wle ul Aar gt None Date and Dme j lorma _ FIB ul S O57 2 Symbol PE Component Database Page Form Advanced Folders Picture eG gt Hyperlink ctrl K y Reports Navigalio gag Normal_ lt HIML_X Preview For Help press F1 Z 0 seconds over 28 8 LL 2 only into your Web page Select the applet LiveLabelMgrApplet and then click the OK button Note The LiveLabelMgrApplet is a special applet that is inserted one time 35016143 12 2011 253 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 3 Select the LiveTableApplet and then click the OK button FactoryCast Applets X Available Factorycast Applets Applet Class Description LiveLabelMgrApplet Live Label Manager Applet LiveLabelApplet Live Label Applet LveTableApplet Live Table Applet LiveBeanMgrApplet Live Bean Manager Applet LiveBeanApplet Live Bean Applet GdeApplet Graphic Data Applet 254 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action Click the Common button to configure all the parameters that are common to all rows of the table FactoryCast LiveTableApplet Rows List LABEL Common il Add Edit Delete Move Up Move Down LEE This procedure speeds config
171. me values value 10 50 gt PARAM name resetValues value 0 gt PARAM name resetDelay value 15000 gt PARAM name borderwWidth value 25 gt o O D by E E NAAAAAAAAAN U D lt PARAM name uttonLabel value button gt lt PARAM name rate value 1000 gt lt PARAM name unitID value 0 gt 268 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site NOTE In this example when you press the button the value 10 is applied to address 1 and the value 50 is applied to address 2 for 15 000 ms After 15 000 ms the two addresses Direct Output Window With the Direct Output Window applet you can enter a value in a text input field directly from the keyboard If you enter a numerical value between the upper and lower preset limits an OK button is activated The value is sent to the Modbus slave each time you click OK or press the ENTER key if the input field is active for keyboard input are reset to 0 Address AMAI Maximum Input EU 100 Data Type INT v Minimum Input EU 0 Label label Border Width 25 Maximum EU Value 400 PLC Type Premium Minimum EU Value 0 Polling rate ms 1000 Maximum PLC Value 65535 Minimum PLC Value 0 Cancel The direct output properties are as follows Property Description Limits Address Address of the PLC variable Note 1
172. mes of symbolic variables from the Namespace The symbolic variables which may be used in the Data Editor are those that have been predefined by the configuration tool The symbolic variables are grouped in a file called Namespace Address The Address column contains the addresses of the symbols You can display any direct address by entering its reference in this field This direct address does not need to be referenced in Namespace However a symbol must be associated with this direct address Type Data type see page 150 input or output register input or output bit Format Format see page 157 of the data value Read Only If this box is selected the variable cannot be output directly Type Field The Data Type field contains the data type of the symbol variable or direct address The types of data of the symbolic variable appear automatically when the symbol variable is located Direct address data types must be set by the user from a drop down list The following data types are valid Abbreviation Data type INT 16 bit signed integer UINT 16 bit unsigned integer DINT 32 bit signed integer UDINT 32 bit unsigned integer REAL 32 bit IEEE floating point TIME 32 bit unsigned integer in ms DATE Date 32 bit BCD TOD Date time 32 bit BCD BOOL 1 internal bit boolean 150 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Format Field Status Field The Format field contains the format type for displaying the value of the symbol variable or direct
173. mulator with Data Tables and Graphic Pages Step Action 1 Select a target in a project 2 Extend the target directory 3 Select a table in the DataTables directory or a graphic in the GraphicScreens directory 76 35016143 12 2011 Simulation Mode Step Action 4 Right click and select Open Result an Internet Explorer window appears in which the selected table appears or the drop down menu to select the graphic 5 For graphics select a graphic in the drop down menu Result the following figure shows an example of a graphic being simulated Graphic Viewer Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorite Tools Help gt Q fal ga Back Forward _ Stol Refresh Home amp Favorites de Histo Address D Program Files Web Designenplugins _impLocalebServerFtorootunsecure sys GRAPHIC VIEWER 6 Apply the values to simulate to the variables or the graphic objects 35016143 12 2011 77 Simulation Mode Use of Simulator for Device windows The following table describes how to use the simulator with variable and device windows Step Action 1 Double click the desired device in the Devices directory Result the following window appears DeviceO Prex NoJS graeme a cs Rene Duplicate Import PLC Symbols Animate_persistent Import from CSV Export to CSV Variable
174. n Word font On Word Font The font for the On Word text Flash Interval The flashing time period in milliseconds of the 200 to 2000 light when the input value is on Set to zero for no flashing Shape The shape circle rectangle etc of the light Input Inverted If TRUE inverts the input value Light will show the Off Word when input value is on Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s 0 to 32 border Border Color The color for the graphic object s border PLC Value A simulated input value for testing the graphic object See Note 3 Notes page 192 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Motor Control Station The Motor Control Station is designed to mimic the typical start stop push button station that is often used to control motors This graphic object is essentially a composite of two Push Buttons and an Indicator Light In order to make it easier to set this object s many properties a Customizer is provided All of the properties except Name are set with its Customizer not with the Graphic Editor s Property Sheet The properties for the Motor Control Station are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Background The background color for the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label
175. nal Flash to store the information on the internal memory of the module Select Internal Saved RAM to store the information on the internal RAM of the module not available for FactoryCast HMI modules Select CF card to store the information on the memory card of the module not available for FactoryCast HMI modules Select USB Storage to store the information on a USB memory key connected to the module not available for FactoryCast HMI modules Path Specify the path of the media selected in Media target The default path is NAND FLASH1 USERDATA You can create subdirectories in the USERDATA directory If you want to attached a subdirectory i e NAND FLASH1 USERDATA SUBD1 SUBD2 to the email specify its path without typing the default path i e SUBD1 SUBD2 114 35016143 12 2011 Fields Function Log maximum Specify the maximum size of the log file size Purge parameters Define the event that will purge the current log file s and start new one s on service restart Use of a trigger Service properties Service status Used to determine the status of the database service variable Log File Configuration The configuration screen of the datalogging service is shown below Log tables INEW_TABLEO Add Remove Duplicate r Table parameters Table name NEW_TABLEO Log parameters use ofa trigger mI NY v use of a timer 500 milliseco
176. nd s M _ Erase on restart Timestamp Optimized log format Table status variable H Maximum records 10 vw Log variables Add Remove r FTP settings FTP trigger ies NY v Login user FTP address Password Ez 35016143 12 2011 115 The following table describes the fields of the datalogging configuration screen Fields Function Log Tables List the current log files stored on the module It is possible to e Create a new log file using the Add button e Remove a log file using the Remove button e Duplicate a log file using the Duplicate button Table name Name of the log file that will contain all data configured by the user Log parameters Trigger criteria To trigger logging of variables an event must be configured This will either be a periodic event use of a timer in which case you need to set a timebase or it will be an event associated with a FactoryCast variable use of a trigger in which case you need to provide the name of this variable for example calculation calculation1 Pressure1 It is possible to use both criteria at the same time Erase on restart If the box is checked the log file will be deleted on restart of the module Timestamp Check this box if you want to have the hour and the date of each event included in the log file Note Timestamps are mandatory if you want to use the log file for
177. ndica torLight LiveIndicatorLightApplet width 180 height 160 gt lt PARAM name progressbar lt PARAM name progresscolo lt PARAM name debug lt PARAM name BACKGRND lt PARAM name address lt PARAM name datatype value true gt mt value 000000 gt value 0 gt value LT_GRAY gt value 2 gt value REGISTER gt lt PARAM name label value Label gt lt PARAM name offWord value off gt lt PARAM name onWord value on gt lt PARAM name offWordBackground value LT_GRAY gt lt PARAM name onWordBackgrounc value GREEN gt lt PARAM name offWordForeground value DK_GRAY gt lt PARAM name onWordForegrounc value ORANGE gt lt PARAM name flashInterval value 1000 gt lt PARAM name inputInverted value False gt lt PARAM name borderWidth value 25 gt lt PARAM name borderColor value BLUE gt lt PARAM name shape value ROUND RECTANGLE gt lt PARAM name rate value 1000 gt lt PARAM name unitId value 0 gt lt APPLET gt 272 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Rotary Slider Setup A rotary slider gives an analog representation of the direct address of a Modbus device It draws a position proportional to the value of the address and represents a percentage of its range in physical units on a circular dial The size of the circular dial cycle in degrees of a circle and the button color can be
178. nge in physical units The properties of the indicator are as follows Properties Horizontal Indicator Address MWS High High Limit value 99 Data Type INT v High Limit Value 95 Label label Low Limit Value 5 ajor Scale Divisions 100 Low Low Limit Value 4 inor Scale Divisions Q High High Limit Value Color RED v Scale Precision 4 High Limit Value Color ORANGE v aximum EU Vale 100 Low Limit Value Color CYAN 7 inimum EU Value O LowLowLimitValue Color BLUE v aximum PLC Value 65535 Border Width 25 inimum PLC Value Q0 PLCType Premium m Value Visible O p Polling rate ms 1000 Limit Deadband 14 x f cms gradations set to 1 to use a general exponential format Property Description Limits Address Address of the PLC variable Note 1 see page 275 Data type PLC address data type Note 2 see page 275 Label Label displayed as part of the graphic object Note 5 see page 275 Major scale Number of major gradations marked in the scale 0 to 100 gradation Minor scale Number of minor gradations not marked inthe O to 100 gradation scale Scale precision Number of decimal places shown for the scale 1to6 Maximum EU Value Maximum value of the direct address for scaling in physical units Minimum EU Value Minimum value in physical units of the direct address for scaling
179. nitor and control commercial equipment Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Application protocol used to transmit messages via the Internet and direct them to a mailbox Simple Network Management Protocol Network management protocol for controlling a network remotely by polling the stations for their status and modifying their configuration performing security tests and viewing information relating to data transmission It can also be used to manage software and databases remotely Structured Query Language Used to query request data from a relational database T Transmission Control Protocol Virtual circuit protocol that is one of the core protocols of the Internet protocol suite often simply referred to as TCP IP 35016143 12 2011 311 Glossary TCP IP Time Out UDP URL VPN XML The set of communications protocols that implement the protocol stack on which the Internet and many commercial networks run Expiry of a waiting time Stops the application or disconnects after a lengthy period of non use U User Datagram Protocol One of the core protocols of the Internet protocol suite Using UDP programs on networked computers can send short messages sometimes known as datagrams to one another Uniform Resource Locator The global address of documents and other resources on the World Wide Web V Virtual Private Network A private network that is configured within a public network It uses encryption
180. ns When you are finished adding and editing rows in your table click the OK button from the Rows List window 7 A window will appear showing the HTML code that will be inserted into your HTML document Click the Insert button to finish inserting this applet FactoryCast Live TableApplet lt PARAM name R4_ADDRESS value 400004 gt lt PARAM name R5_LABEL value Reg 400005 gt lt PARAM name R5_ADDRESS value 400005 gt lt PARAM name R6_LABEL value Reg 400006 gt lt PARAM name R6_ADDRESS value 400006 gt lt PARAM name R7_LABEL value Reg 400007 gt lt PARAM name R7_ADDRESS value 400007 gt lt PARAM name R8_LABEL value Reg 400008 gt lt PARAM name R8_ADDRESS value 400008 gt lt PARAM name R9_LABEL value Reg 400009 gt lt PARAM name R9_ADDRESS value 400009 gt lt PARAM name R10_LABEL value Reg 400010 gt lt PARAM name R10_ADDRESS value 400010 gt lt APPLET gt Sees 256 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site 9 3 Using Graphic Objects Lite Overview This section describes how to use the Graphic Objects Lite library This library uses a modem and allows faster download of the graphical interface by the user This is a lighter version of the standard graphical library What s in this Section This section contains the following topics Topic Page Downloading the Graphic Objects
181. ntroduction Icon Function Stop shut down current service a Run start current service gt 35016143 12 2011 21 Introduction 22 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Scope of this Chapter The purpose of this document is to show you the procedure for creating a Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI application What s in this Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page Presentation 24 Creating a New Project 25 Device Selection 26 Target Properties 28 Variable Selection 30 Email Service 32 Data Editor 38 Graphic Editor 41 Transfer 43 Accessing the Website 46 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Presentation Introduction This getting started covers from project creation to visualizing it on a PC with a browser The project is made with a TSX WMY 100 module and a Premium Unity PLC connected on the same rack The Web server will be hosted by the TSX WMY 100 module which will periodically scan the values of variables located in the PLC The IP address for the module will be a b c d NOTE If you use a 140 NWM 100 00 module instead of a TSX WMY 100 the procedures are identical Architecture The following diagram shows the architecture of the getting started example Remote PC Ethernet Premium Unity TSX WMY 100 The following table describes the elements of the example Refe
182. nts of the target 68 35016143 12 2011 Transfer Project Validation Introduction Web Designer carries out a validation on the structure of the project before transferring files to the target If the verification detects anomalies the transfer is cancelled Web Designer also performs a comparison between the PC configuration and the target configuration Validating a Project When you start a transfer Web Designer performs a project validation You can also validate a project at any time by selecting Project Validation in the Project menu The Project Validation window looks like this Validation of the target WMY 100 w Validating the services of the project Double click on a service to get further details Target Service File Validity i WMY100 Targed OK The validation process monitors the following points e the available space on the target is bigger than the size of the website e the use of a user page or a service with variables that will not be in the Namespace file Namespace dat e the number of variables is less that the maximum number authorized for the target 1000 variables e the detected errors related to services Click a line with a message to display the details of detected errors encountered 35016143 12 2011 69 Transfer Transfer Status The following figure shows the Transfer Status window Transfer status x G Statu
183. o create Web pages in which the values of variables are displayed as graphic objects such as VU meters indicators etc Some graphic objects allow values to be entered In this case the variable must be write authorized and in order to be able to use it the user must have entered the write authorization password In the configuration phase the Graphic Editor allows you to edit and view screens at the same time In the operation phase you can only visualize one screen at a time in order to optimize memory resources The following table shows how to open the Graphic Editor Step Action 1 In the menu tree select the target 2 Right click the GraphicScreens directory to open the contextual menu and choose New Graphic Page Result the Graphic Editor panel appears Ga GDEEditor 3 lt new gt v z Browser E example E TSX WMY 100 v1 0 E Devices AS mm grap Save Edit DataTables E Services Web site E Namespace ly is 0 Click Edit Select graphic objects from the Graphic Editor toolbar on top of the screen Click the sub window under the main window to place them Open the Properties window by double clicking on the graphic object N QO oO w You can specify a name a label the data type and many other parameters Click object Result the Lookup Variables window appears on the right of the Address field
184. o display dynamic runtime PLC data on a Web page and LiveTableApplet operates in a manner similar to LiveLabelApplet However there is a difference LiveTableApplet can show multiple input values using a tabular format Only a single input value can be shown with LiveLabelApplet LiveTableApplet LiveTableApplet supports applet parameters for e Setting the number of rows in its table N_ROWS e Default settings for a row s properties e Unique settings for each row s properties The properties default or unique that can be set for a row of LiveTableApplet are the same properties that can be set for LiveLabelApplet The parameter names are the same as those for LiveLabelApplet except that Rx_ prefixes them where x equals the applicable row number A default setting is specified by not including the Rx_ prefix LiveTableApplet Example This is an example of LiveTableApplet that has two rows and an overall width of 200 The common row properties set the width of the Label field to 100 and the width of the Units field to 40 leaving a width of 60 for the Value field Also every row has a black background with white text of size 10 font The Label text is centered the Value text is right aligned and the Units text is left aligned The address data type and the text for the Label and Units fields are set individually for each of the two rows 228 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Here is the HTML code for
185. oE e EEE Monitoring GRAPHIC VIEWER Data Editor Data Editor Lite _ Graphic Editor Graphic Viewer _ ECustom Pages With passwort Without Password Copyright 2000 2009 Schneider Electric All Rights Reserved 48 35016143 12 2011 Project Management Scope of this Chapter This chapter explains how to manage a project It concerns e Modifying a project e Opening and closing a project e Importing a project from a file What s in this Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page Adding Removing Targets 50 Adding Removing a Device 52 Adding Removing Items 54 Opening Closing a Project 56 Import 57 Importing a FactoryCast Project and Web Site into Web Designer 58 Upgrading the Target Version of a Project 62 35016143 12 2011 49 Project Management Adding Removing Targets Adding a New Target Step Action 1 Select a project 2 Click Project New gt Target Result the Web Designer Project Creation Wizard opens initialized with targets that already exist in the project PJ Web Designer Project Creation Wizard Web Designer Project Wizard Creation of a new Web Designer project Pawan raced T Sg Website Project example rm Step 1 Add Target Select the Target and press the gt button Remove Target Select the Target and press the lt button Edit Target Details Click on the Nam
186. on Main Window Contents The following illustration describes the elements of the Web Designer main window 1 2 3 4 4 TSX WMY 100 Devices E Premium Contents GraphicScr DataTables amp table Con E table Pro Services activepa avactiv e Sources Pathl aa E email f identifier Destination Subject Trigger Type TT Website DC propert Bfactorycast p logging prop Namespace Namespace lt gt E mails Properties Console Site Explorer Vi 100 Not Connected 35016143 12 2011 17 Introduction 6 main zones compose this screen which are Zone Description 1 Menu see page 298 list of options available 2 Toolbar shortcuts to frequently used functions 3 Navigator see page 18 it displays all the files related to the projects 4 Editing zone Web Designer uses this zone to edit create or configure services associated with the project 5 Console zone list of the last errors detected Information zone it displays the connection status and the available memory of the selected module 7 Site Explorer View it displays all the target files Navigator This zone displays all the files and folders associated with existing projects It provides an overall view of the application displayed as a file tree The following figure describes the navigator
187. operties for the Message Display are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Messages The set of messages to display Each message is Minimum of one given as a value text entry when the PLC value message required equals value text is displayed as the message Message The background color for the message display Background area Message Color The color for the message text Message Font The font for the message text Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s 0 to 32 border Border Color The color for the graphic object s border PLC Value A simulated input value for testing the graphic object See Note 3 Notes page 192 35016143 12 2011 179 Monitoring Push Button A Push Button allows a user to send preset value s to a PLC when clicked with the mouse The properties for the Push Button are listed below border Proper
188. or this example lt APPLET codebase classes archive SAComm jar code com schneiderautomation factorycast LiveLabelApplet width 300 height 30 gt lt PARAM name LABEL value Reactor 1 Temperature gt lt PARAM name UNITS value F gt lt PARAM name ADDRESS value 40101 gt ForPremium value SMW100 lt PARAM name DATATYPE value UINT gt lt PARAM name FORMAT value DEC gt lt PARAM name GAIN value 2 0 gt lt PARAM name BIAS value 100 0 gt lt PARAM name FOREGRND value WHITE gt lt PARAM name BACKGRND value BLACK gt lt PARAM name ERROR_COLOR value RED gt lt PARAM name FONT_NAME value SERIF gt lt PARAM name FONT_BOLD value TRUE gt lt PARAM name FONT_ITALIC value FALSE gt lt PARAM name FONT_SIZE value 10 gt lt APPLET gt LiveLabelApplet Example 2 This is an example of a minimal applet using default values for most parameters Here is the HTML code for this example lt APPLI code ET codebase classes archive SAComm jar com schneiderautomation factorycast LiveLabelApplet width 300 height 30 gt lt PARAM name LABEL value Reactor 1 Pressure gt lt PARAM name UNITS value PSI gt lt PARAM name ADDRESS value PT_101 gt lt APPLET gt 35016143 12 2011 227 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Inserting LiveTableApplet using HTML Code Overview LiveTableApplet is used t
189. ose New Result The configuration zone appears H TSX ETG 3000 Namespace Rue Address Data Type Stat Name es Unit Id Address Type register Format DECIMAL Read Only E 6 Click to obtain a list of available symbols Result The search panel for symbols appears J Lookup device Device2 11_MAX_AVG 838 DWORD 7 device Device2 I2_MAX_AWVG 840 DWORD 7 device Device2 I3_MAX_AVG 842 DWORD 7 i device Device2 P_MAX_AVG_PLUS 844 DWORD 7 device Device2 P_MAX_AVG_MINUS 846 DWORD 7 device Device2 Q_MAX_AVG_PLUS 848 DWORD 7 i device Device2 Q_MAX_AVG_MINUS 850 DWORD 7 device Device2 S_MAX_AVG 852 DWORD 7 device Device2 MIN_THD_I 2314 WORD 7 i device Device MIN_THD_IN 2315 WORD 7 device Device2 MIN_THD_U 2316 WORD 7 device Device2 MAX_THD_ 2317 WORD 7 device Device2 MAX_THD_IN 2318 WORD 7 device Device2 MAX_THD_U 2319 WORD 7 Note The list corresponds to the variables coming from the devices connected to the target 35016143 12 2011 39 Getting Started Step Action 7 Select the symbols that you wish to monitor 8 Click OK 9 Save your table by clicking 40 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Graphic Editor Introduction Selecting Graphic Objects The Graphic Editor enables you t
190. ow shows the Graphic Editor with its initial top window and display window Graphic Editor lt knew gt Save Delete Modify Password 35016143 12 2011 157 Monitoring Graphic Objects All the graphic objects supplied with the Graphic Editor are able to communicate with the PLC They are also designed as standalone objects which means no connection is needed between the objects and that each object is capable of operating on its own Allowing write access can change system behavior A WARNING UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION e Password protect access to the embedded server e Carefully select the symbols and direct addresses you authorize to be modified online e Do not authorize online modifications of critical process variables Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage NOTE Write access is controlled by a password Security whose default value is USER Creating and Modifying Graphic Displays If you wish to create and modify a graphic page click Modify which will give you access to the specific editing functions Then simply select the objects from the palette place them in a space move them and adjust their size and define their properties You can immediately test the graphic display updated with the PLC data by quitting edit mode click Done
191. p mode 1 The service is in run mode 60 Detected error in recipe configuration 61 Detected error when writing the value 62 Communication error 63 Error in recipe file 35016143 12 2011 143 Codes for Other Services The other services calculation active pages do not have any specific values The code only specifies whether the service is stopped 0 or running 1 Value Code Comment 0 Stop The service is in stop mode 1 Run The service is in run mode 144 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Subject of this Chapter This chapter presents the different ways provided by Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI to monitor your system What s in this Chapter This chapter contains the following sections Section Topic Page 8 1 Data Editor 146 8 2 Graphic Editor 156 8 3 Operator Screens 205 8 4 PLC Program Viewer 208 35016143 12 2011 145 Monitoring 8 1 Data Editor Overview The Data Editor allows you to edit create data monitoring tables or to display Data tables Data tables provide read write access to application data and devices registers Write access is password protected Allowing write access can change system behavior A WARNING UNINTENDED OPERATION e Make sure variables that can be written are accessible by trained personnel only password protect e Do not give write acces
192. perator screens IP address 139 160 234 18 Drilling Drilling Threading Drilling speed Added value O Blocking O Unblocking INDEXING and BLOCKING enu Unknown ee o m Ey 35016143 12 2011 207 Monitoring 8 4 PLC Program Viewer PLC Program Viewer Presentation The PLC program viewer feature enables you to visualize and monitor UnityPro programs in run mode using a Web Designer The PLC programs are displayed and animated as they are in UnityPro PLC programs developed in any languages supported by UnityPro can be visualized Ladder LD Instruction List IL Function Block Diagram FBD Structured Text ST Sequential Function Chart SFC Accessing the PLC Program Viewer Step Action 1 Double click the PLC Devices directory you want to monitor in the Web Designer navigator 2 Click the PLC Programs tab 208 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Importing PLC Programs 35016143 12 2011 The following procedure shows you how to import PLC programs from UnityPro to Web Designer Step Action 1 Click Import on the right side of the PLC Program window Result the Open window appears Look in Desktop gt Ee e Ny veces 4 My computer i Recent ag Network places ocuments amp Copy of CD_FCHMI V1 1 B amp Doc_FCHMI_fr oo light pa
193. phic display then the text field is blank Once you have either accepted the current name a save operation or provided a new name a save as operation then you can click the OK button to save the contents of the current graphic display to the Web server module The Cancel button will cause the Top dialog box to be shown again with no action being taken The Delete dialog box allows you to delete the current graphic page Delete graphic display library If you click the Yes button the existing graphic display window is cleared and the graphics file on the Web server module is deleted Clicking the No button will cause the Top dialog box to be shown again with no action being taken The Password dialog box allows you to enter the password that enables those user functions that modify graphic display files or PLC run time data values ok Cancel Password lo allow wrile access If you enter the correct password and click the OK button then you will be allowed to save and delete the current graphic display Correct password entry also permits you to write new values to the PLC via those graphic objects that support writing values to a PLC if any If you click the OK button when the text field is empty then the current password permissions if any are cleared The Cancel button will cause the Top dialog box to be shown again with no changes made to current password permissions 160
194. plet width 180 height 160 gt lt PARAM name BACKGRND value LT_GRAY gt lt PARAM name LIBRARY value library gt lt PARAM name BEAN value Digital Indicator 2 gt lt PARAM name PROPERTIES value address Time 1 datatype TIME label Time format TIme gt lt APPLET gt 10 Continue to add instances of LiveBeanApplet to your Web page Once you have inserted your last applet click the Cancel button on the FactoryCast applet selection window to return to editing your Web page K Microsoft FrontPage Eile Edit View Insert Format Tools Table Frames Window Help D H am amp 9 hez Ta eevee lt None default font Normal Bi u Ay gt new_page_1 htmn gt Page Folders fe Reports Navigatio z Normal omation gde LiveBeanApplet Preview For Help press F1 AB amp 0 seconds over 28 8 Ei WZ 35016143 12 2011 247 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 11 Save the customized Web page D Microsoft FrontPage Eile Edit View Insert Format Tools Table Frame Win Help Q Feast Apps Eje m amp X ce m Tools amp embedded x His
195. r This chapter describes all the built in FactoryCast services Email Calculation Database Active Pages Datalogging Recipe Recipe Database NOTE The maximum number of services for e a140 NWM 100 00 module is 6 e a TSX WMY 100 module is 7 What s in this Chapter This chapter contains the following topics Topic Page Email Service 92 Calculation Service 98 Database Service 103 Datalogging Service 111 Active Pages Service 118 Recipe Service 124 Recipe Database Service 130 Service Status 140 35016143 12 2011 91 Email Service General Use the Email service to send an email if an alarm is triggered if there is a change in the status of a variable or if a threshold is overrun for example You can associate Email service with variables coming from your Namespace or the calculation service NOTE Schneider Electric does not guarantee e integrity of data sent by the module with the email or SMS service e the exactness of the time at which the message has been sent Configuration properties screen for Email service E PremiumUnity Premium Unity emailOp 4 emailMaintsz m SendSMS _ E mail description Identifier Trigger Type Destination Subject Contents bal 2JSource Path Identifier Destination Subject Trigger Type a gt Emails Properties Pal gt 7 1 2
196. rd Transferring from the PC to the Target The following table shows how to transfer data to the module Step Action 1 In the browser select the target 2 Click Target gt Transfer gt PC gt Target Result the Target Validation window appears Validation of the target TSX WMY 100 WMY ey Validation of services in target Double click the service File Validity Errors QO i WMY100 Target0 OK 0 If there are detected errors in your project the transfer cannot be performed Refer to the Project Validation part see page 69 for more information Click OK Note if there are differences between the version of firmware for the project and the target the transfer cannot be performed 35016143 12 2011 65 Transfer Step Action The Transfer Status window appears Transfer status G Status Direction Target name IP_Address Download TSX WMY 100 10 10 20 100 Target Type TSX WMY 100 gt TSX WMY 100 WF HTML version 1A gt 1A Z Firmware 15 gt 15 Z Web Designer version 2 1 gt 21 Select IY Transfer website Destination FLASH _ Transfer Only Modified Files Transfer DataTables and GraphicSercens Files L Transfer Configuration Files Transfer Cancel Select the files you want to transfer Click Transfer Result the Configuration Password window appears if
197. red gi Configuration Password Enter the configuration password for TSX WMY 100 WMY Enter password here OK Cancel 5 Enter the configuration password and click OK Result the Progress Information window appears The files are displayed one at a time in the Status Bar This function lets you transfer the entire project to all the targets associated with it The transfer is done target by target The global transfer only works in 1 way you can transfer from the PC to the targets but not from the targets to the PC In the last case you have to manually transfer the files target by target To activate the transfer click Project Global transfer The procedure is exactly the same than a transfer from the PC to the target see page 65 To save time it s possible to do only a partial transfer In the Website gdt graphic pages rdt data tables and Service directories the contextual menu authorizes a partial transfer limited to files located in these directories In this way you don t have to transfer the entire project if you just modified a small part To manage online documentation the user can add Word doc or Acrobat pd f files to the website in the site directory The Transfer function lets you copy these files to the target The Site Explorer View tab displays all the target files in the lower window This is especially useful before or after a data transfer in order to analyze the conte
198. rence Type Description TSX WMY 100 Target Ethernet module Premium Unity Device PLC 24 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Creating a New Project Step Action 1 Click Project gt New Project Result the Web Designer Project Creation Wizard window appears BJ Web Designer Project Creation Wizard Web Designer Project Wizard Creation of a new Web Designer project Project example Step 1 Add Target Select the Target and press the gt button Remove Target Select the Target and press the lt button Edit Target Details Click on the Name Address column to edit Target List Selected Target s FactoryCast HMI __ Target Name Address Back Finish Cancel Enter the project name example in the Project field In the target box scroll over the drop down menu of the FactoryCast HMI and select the module you require for example TSX WMY 100 and click the gt button Result the chosen module appears in the Selected Target s box on the right Enter the Name of the target WMY in the Selected Target s box Enter the IP Address a b c d in the Selected Target s box For more information about IP addressing refer to the FactoryCast HMI 1 7 User Manual Repeat steps 3 to 5 if you want to select more than one target Click Next Result The second window of the Web Designer Project Creation Wizard appears
199. rend It decreases the time scale in order to have a better vision of a part of the trend e zoom out on the trend It increases the time scale in order to have a larger vision of the trend 35016143 12 2011 189 Monitoring If you place the mouse cursor on a point of the trend a tooltip appears displaying the exact value at that point Stay pressed and rollover several points to display the tooltips of all of those points Releasing the mouse button and rolling over any point will cleanup existing tooltips and display a new one Right click on it to make it disappear The following table describes properties for the Datalogging History Properties available for each pen are described in the next table Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Background The background color for the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Major Scale The number of major labeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Minor Scale The number of minor unlabeled scale divisions 0 to 100 Divisions Scale Color The color for the scale and its labels Scale Font The font for scale labels Scale Precision The number of fractional digits to be shown for scale 1to6 labels Set to 1 to use a general exponential format Maximum EU The maximum value in engineering
200. ressource_loc E E Variables Note Enclose an argument containing spaces using double quotes New Delete Apply Revert Ru Close Enter a name for the external software i e FrontPage In the Location area click Browse File System Result a file explorer opens 5 Select the path of the exe file of the external software i e C windows frontpage frontpage exe 6 In the Working Directory area click Browse File System Result a file explorer opens 7 Specify the directory that contains the files you want to open with your external tool i e C workspace WD_project website 35016143 12 2011 279 Setting Up an External Tool Step Action 8 In the Arguments area click Variables Result the Select Variables window appears Select Variable Jo x Choose variable any character any string build_project jim build_type contaner_loc container_name container_path env_var file_prompt folder_prompt project_loc project_name project_path ressource_loc ressource_name ressource_path ral selected_text string_prompt Edit Variables configure Return the absolute file system path of the project currently being built or the absolute file system path of the resource identified by an optional argument Argument Variable Description OK Cancel Selec
201. rlined labels and the mouse cursor changes to a hand icon when the mouse moves over them This object is especially useful when Graphic Editor is used in view mode where no drop down list of graphic displays is available A graphic link can also be used as a hyperlink to an HTML file If a URL is entered as the Link Display Name the URL can be opened in a new browser window by simultaneously pressing the SHIFT key and clicking the link Otherwise the URL opens in the existing browser window when the link is clicked If the Link Display Name is blank then the label is not underlined and the displayed object becomes a simple text label The properties of the display link are listed below Property Description Limits Label The link label Link Display Name The name of the graphic display to be loaded when the link is clicked or the URL of a Web page Label Color The color of the label Label Font The font used for the label Bitmap Choices The filename of the bitmap on which to click 198 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Indicator Light The indicator light displays the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC with two possible states An input value of 0 is considered off and a non zero value is considered on If the Flash Interval property is set to a value greater than 0 the light flashes while the input value is on There is a bitmap for the on state and a different on
202. rom certain IP addresses Browser on PC Internet Firewall FactoryCast Module Intranet Browser UnityPro Configuration Embedded on Database Software Server PC on PC in PLC Types of Firewalls There are two types of firewalls e Network firewalls e Application firewalls Network Firewalls Network firewalls are often installed between the Internet and a single entry point to an intranet or internal protected network 35016143 12 2011 287 Security Application Level Firewalls An application firewall works for an application for example FTP It intercepts all traffic sent to this application and decides whether or not to transmit this traffic to the application Application firewalls are located on individual host computers Firewall Configuration Web Designer uses HTTP FTP and Schneider Electric Modbus application protocol MBAP to access embedded server pages and files If you want viewers to be able to access your site from the Internet and your embedded server is protected by a firewall you must configure the firewall to authorize HTTP FTP and MBAP traffic Port Protocol Access to 21 FTP Protected embedded server files Higher than 1024 80 HTTP Web pages 502 MBAP Operational data NOTE e The default FTP name and password are USER USER e The FactoryCast client
203. rom the controller This applet must be included once on the page if any instances of LiveBeanApplet are included in the page The LiveBeanMgrApplet can be included on a Web page in two possible forms e Invisible applet if the Web page is used only to monitor PLC values then no input is needed from the user e Icon of a key if the Web page is used both to send new values and to monitor values to the PLC then input is needed from the user in order to send new values NOTE If the applet is used as an icon of a key the user enters a password in order to send values to the PLC From the Web browser click on the applet icon of a key a dialog box appears requesting the user to enter a password entering the password enables the user to write to the PLC Here is the HTML code that you use to include the applet on a Web page that is used only for monitoring lt APPLET codebase classes archive SAComm jar GDE jar Widgets jar code com schneiderautomation gde LiveBeanMgrApplet width 0 height 0 gt lt APPLET gt Here is the HTML code that you use to include the applet on a Web page that is used for sending values to a PLC as well as monitoring lt APPLET codebase classes archive SAComm jar GDE jar Widgets jar code com schneiderautomation gde LiveBeanMgrApplet width 32 height 32 gt lt PARAM name MODE value READWRITE gt lt PARAM name AUTO_LOGIN value FALSE gt lt APPLET gt In the above ex
204. rt from CSV Export to CSV 3 Click Import PLC symbols Result the Open window appears 4 Select the stu or xvm file in which the application symbols are 30 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Namespace Step Action Click Open Result the Select Variables to Import window appears D Select the variables to import in AJ Selection of the variables to import the service using double click Name Type Address Comment Actions Select all Invert All ReadOnly Import selected variables Select the required symbols by double cliking the 1st column Click Import Selected Variables Save the project by using the menu Project gt Save All By clicking the Namespace file of the project in the browser a table that groups all symbols previously selected for targets or devices appears 35016143 12 2011 31 Getting Started Email Service Introduction The email service is used to send an email when an alarm is triggered for example when there is a change in the status of a variable or a threshold is overrun NOTE Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI enables you to configure other Web HMI services such as Calculation Database Datalogging Active Pages Recipe e Recipe Database For more information on Services configuration refer to the Service chapter see page 91
205. s Direction Target name IP_Address Download TSX WMY 100 10 10 20 100 Target Type TSX WMY 100 gt TSX WMY 100 M HTML version 14 gt 14 Te Firmware version 13 gt 15 Web Designer version 2 1 gt 2 1 Select V Transfer website Destination v L Transfer Only Modified Files V Transfer DataTables and GraphicScreens Files Transfer Configuration Files Transfer Cancel The information has not been found on the remote target A inconsistent non blocking information between the target and the PC 954 inconsi mai i aY Inconsistent blocking information between the target and the PC E lesnsistent information between the target and the PC 70 35016143 12 2011 Transfer Use the Select area to specify the files you want to transfer Parameter Action Transfer Website Select this box to transfer files located in the Website directory Transfer only Modified Select this box to transfer only files of the website that have been Files modified since the last transfer Transfer DataTables Select this box to transfer data tables rdt directory and graphic and GraphicScreens pages gat directory Files Transfer Configuration Select this box to transfer configuration files This feature is not Files available for FactoryCast HMI modules Destination Specify the media on which the files will be transferred This feature is no
206. s 0 2 Click Animate persistent If the AutoIncrement function is checked the variables are automatically incremented In the Value column the simulated values are displayed Else the variables are no longer incremented For R W variables double click the Value column to modify the values 78 35016143 12 2011 Simulation Mode Connecting Disconnecting to from the Simulator Introduction The following information describes the operating mode for launching an application through the simulator The simulator enables you to execute an application without having to connect to a module It is therefore possible to test the application from a PC before transferring it to the module NOTE The graphic and data editors see page 145 are both active in simulation mode You can therefore modify these pages in simulation mode Once the changes are made carry out a part transfer in order to reduce transfer time Connecting to the Simulator The following table shows the procedure for connecting to the simulator and transferring the application Step Procedure 1 Select a target in a project 2 Click Target Connect Simulation You are now connected to the simulator the application is in simulation mode NOTE Simulation does not work if a FTP server is running on the system Disconnecting from the Simulator Animations The following table shows the procedure for disconnecting
207. s Type offiles Cancel 3 Select the file to import The types of files supported are prj fef xvm stu 84 35016143 12 2011 Managing Variables Step Action Click Open Result a window displaying symbols opens A Selection of the variables to import D Select the variables to import in the service using double click Name Type Address Comment r Actions Select All Invert All M ReadOnly Import Selected Variables Cancel Select the variables you want to import by double clicking the variables in the list Note Select the ReadOnly box if you want the variable to be read only unselect it if you want the variable to be write enabled Click Import selected variables Result the variables appear in the Device window 35016143 12 2011 85 Managing Variables Description of the Window The following table shows the buttons in the preceding window Button Function Remove Delete the variable Duplicate Duplicate the variable Import PLC Symbols Open a selection window of variables Animate persistent This button is used to switch to animation mode You must be connected to the module or in simulation mode Import from CSV Import all the variables from a CSV file Export to CSV Export the variables to a CSV file Accessing the Concept Base In order to ac
208. s framed on the screen The figure below shows the Graphic Editor screen sandra fail E et BE i E e mm SV Pe ve ome Properties Layout Options Done 1m_26s_440ms Time Time2 Time_3 25 0 75 0 oF 0 100 100 0 0 100 l Counter Value 0 Ls 0 A e Motor Control Center 164 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Selecting Graphic Objects The selection status of a graphic object selected deselected can be defined by the following user actions You can select a single graphic object by simply clicking on it If other objects are already selected they are automatically deselected You can select several graphic objects by creating a rectangle over them in the display window Left click with the mouse in an open area of the display window not on a graphic object and holding down the button drag the curser to draw a dotted frame One of the corners of the rectangle will be where you first clicked and the corner diagonally opposite will follow the path of the curser When you release the button all the objects within the box will be selected All objects outside this box will be deselected You can select or deselect a graphic object by holding down the CTRL key and clicking on an object Here the selection status of all other objects
209. s not underlined and the displayed object becomes a simple text label The properties for the Display Link are listed below Property Description Limits Label The label for the link Link Display Name The name of the graphic display to be loaded when the link is clicked or a URL of a Web page Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Datalogging History A Datalogging History provides a continuous time based charting of the value of up to six symbols variables coming from the log file of the Datalogging service A Datalogging History emulates a strip chart recorder with the pens on the right and the paper moving from right to left A vertical scale can be shown on the left side of the chart for showing the range of the values being recorded and a horizontal scale can be shown below the chart for showing the time span of the chart NOTE In order to plot the Datalogging History you must select the Timestamp option in the Datalogging Service see page 111 configuration window In order to make it easier to set this objects many properties a Customizer is provided All properties except Name are set with its Customizer not with the Graphic Editor s Property Sheet 3 buttons are available in edition and animation mode e Reload the Datalogging History object is a static widget This button enables to refresh the value used to build the chart e zoom on the t
210. s of the module in the address bar In this example we set the IP address of the module to a b c d see page 25 Therefore type a b c d in the address bar 3 Click Go Result the module website appears 4 Click Monitoring on the horizontal menu bar of the website Result the monitoring home page appears Schneider PF Electric Monitoring FactoryCast TSX WMY 100 Data Editor Data Editor Lite Graphic Editor Graphic Viewer Web site version 1 0 0 0 Copyright 2000 2009 Schneider Electric All Rights Reserved 46 35016143 12 2011 Getting Started Step Action Click Data Editor on the vertical menu bar of the website to see the animation tables created with the Data Editor Select the table created previously on the left side of the Data Editor applet and click to launch the animation The following figure shows the Data Table Schneider FactoryCast TSX WMY 100 tom F Electric a Monitoring DATA EDITOR Data Editor Data EditorLite Graphic Editor Graphic Viewer Custom Pages With password Without password 35016143 12 2011 47 Getting Started Step Action Click Graphic Viewer on the vertical menu bar of the website to see the animation pages created with the Graphic Editor The following figure shows the graphics page Schneider FactoryCast TSX WMY 100 a Monitoring MLS TSN
211. s part of the graphic object Label Color The label color Label Font The label font Maximum EU Value The maximum value in engineering units of the direct address or symbol variable Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 204 Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 204 Bitmap Choices The bitmap to display Dial Degrees The range in which degrees vary Sweep Pointer Type The graphic display of the pointer Pointer Color The color of the pointer Border Width The width in pixels of the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color of the graphic object s border PLC Value The default value of the PLC 194 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring ASCII Text Writer Bar Graph The ASCII Text Writer is based on the message display widget It allows you to input new text The properties of the ASCII Text Writer are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name of the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 204 Max Text Length The maximum length of the text Text Color
212. s possible to access databases with the function Import Symbols e PL7 e Concept e Unity Pro NOTE e Depending on the devices that you connect to the target the type of variables you can access through the target might be different Refer to the FactoryCast HMI 1 7 User Manual for more information on supported variables e The number of variables stored in the namespace is limited to 1 000 Accessing the Software Database The following table shows how to access the software database Step Action 1 Double click the desired device in the Devices directory Result the following window appears Device0 Pre N Remove Duplicate Import PLC Symbols Import from CSV Export to CSV Symbol Name of the variable Variable Address of the variable Type Type of variable Access Access right to the variable Persistent Access mode to the variable It cannot be changed Rate Frequency at which the variable value will be refreshed 35016143 12 2011 83 Managing Variables Step Action 2 Click Import PLC symbols Result a file explorer window opens Look in Desktop Be Wy documents y computer 4 is alt g Network places jocuments i Copy of CD_FCHMI V1 1 6 E Doc_FCHMI_fr AT patch raphic fip Mesi ore Sacri to Schneider2 A E wo sner My documents ia al My computer Neue File name letwo place
213. s to critical control variables Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage This section shows how to use the Data Editor to display and modify the values of the symbol variables and direct addresses What s in this Section This section contains the following topics Topic Page Data Editor 147 Creating a Data Template 148 Data Editor Spreadsheet 149 Inserting a Symbol Variable in a Data Template 152 Inserting a Direct Address in a Data Template 154 Using an Existing Data Template 155 146 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring Data Editor Overview Data Editor is a Java applet that enables you to create dynamic data tables that can be updated with run time data from the PLC Elements of Data Editor The following illustration shows you the Data Editor Variable Name Address Data Type Format Status Address Type register Format DECIMAL Readonly D Number Description 1 List of the variables included in this table 2 The configuration area makes it possible to e select and or modify a symbol select and or modify an address select the variable type select the variable s display format check the read only option 35016143 12 2011 147 Monitoring Creating a Data Temp
214. security settings and download new settings to the server Unauthorized or incorrect changes to data may change the behavior of your application in ways that may be undesirable or even hazardous A WARNING UNINTENDED OPERATION Keep strict control of access to the embedded server e Change passwords monthly e Do not use simple user names and passwords e Disable default passwords before commissioning the module Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage Password Entry Although you may add unprotected Web pages to the site the default Web pages and any other pages you choose to protect can only be viewed by users who supply the correct user name and password Restrictions Restrictions are applied overall When you create a website and you want to protect it you must place it in the folder called secure 286 35016143 12 2011 Security External Security Overview If your network has been configured to enable users to consult your Internet site your security system is the same as that of an intranet site only you have an additional security measure a firewall Architecture of a Firewall A firewall forms a gateway between Internet and your embedded server You can use a firewall to restrict or forbid access to your website A firewall can be configured to authorize network connections to a limited range of ports or to authorize traffic to or f
215. set File Delete E S NTC F actoryCast Applet Navigation Hyperlink Copy Button Image Paste Button Image Reset Button Image Edit Button Image 238 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 6 Click Modify Selection again and then choose Assign Macro Macro 7x Macro Name FactoryCast_Applet Macro In Merosot FrontPage 7 Choose FactoryCast_Applet from the list and then click OK 35016143 12 2011 239 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 8 Click Close The FactoryCast Applet command is added to the Insert menu x Microsoft FrontPage Eile Edit View Insert Format Jools Table Frames Window Help 5 gt D7 wey BK EE lt 9 1a BP l Horizontal Line formal I u Date and Time Symbol Po PE Component gt Database gt Page Form gt Advanced gt FactoryCast Applet Folders Picture gt Hyperlink ctrl K ig Py Reports Navigatio a pO Removing FactoryCast Extension To remove the FactoryCast Extension from the FrontPage menu do the following
216. several times compose the name as follows in order to have a unique name device name variable name If the device is a PLC compose the names of variables declared in the PLC like this PLC device name PLC variable name Accessing the Namespace Step Action 1 Select the project 2 Extend the target directory 3 Double click the Namespace icon Result the Namespace window appears Topic Symbol Variable Address Type Comments Access Unit Scale ade device DeviceQ Check UNLOCATED EBOOL Result ofconditi R levice DeviceO Material_in UNLOCATED NT nternal bitfor m R device Device0 gde AM2 BOOL R evice Device0 Temp_fault_2 UNLOCATED EBOOL Faultfor temper R device DeviceO Alert_1 UNLOCATED EBOOL Alertfortemper R levice DeviceO minus_1_percent UNLOCATED BOOL Heating inputp R device Device0 Robot_1 cvArm_2 UNLOCATED BOOL Internal variable R levice DeviceQ Material_picked_off UNLOCATED EBOOL Material picked R levice Device reel Add_during MW122 BOOL R levice DeviceO Alert_ UNLOCATED EBOOL Minimum current R device Device0 cooling_monitoring UNLOCATED TIME R levice Device recipe Add_afer MW128 BOOL R device Device Robot_1 init UNLOCATED BOOL Inttialisation RIW levice Device0 email AMA NT Email status R Variables 82 35016143 12 2011 Managing Variables Importing from a Programmable PLC Introduction It i
217. t APPLET codebase classes archive mbclient jar widgetslite jar code com schneiderautomation factorycast gateway indicators LiveHorizontalIndicatorApplet width 180 height 160 gt lt PARAM name progressbar value true gt lt PARAM name progresscolor value 000000 gt lt PARAM name debug value 0 gt lt PARAM name BACKGRND value LT_GRAY gt lt PARAM name address value 1 gt lt PARAM name datatype value REGISTER gt lt PARAM name label value label gt lt PARAM name majorTics value 100 gt lt PARAM name minorTics value 0 gt lt PARAM name precision value 1 gt lt PARAM name maximum value 100 gt lt PARAM name minimum value 0 gt lt PARAM name maxValue value 65535 gt lt PARAM name minValue value 0 gt lt PARAM name borderWidth value 25 gt lt PARAM name limitHiHi value 99 gt lt PARAM name limitHi value 95 gt lt PARAM name limitLo value 5 gt lt PARAM name limitLoLo value 4 gt lt PARAM name deadband value 1 gt lt PARAM name rate value 1000 gt lt PARAM name unitId value 0 gt lt PARAM name colorHiHi value RED gt lt PARAM name colorHi value ORANGE gt lt PARAM name colorLoLo value BLUE gt lt PARAM name colorLo value CYAN gt lt APPLET gt 35016143 12 2011 263 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Horizontal or Vertical Slider Setup A horizontal or vertical slider gives an analog repres
218. t FrontPage 235 Inserting LiveBeanApplet Using FrontPage or Expression Web 241 Inserting LiveLabelApplet Using FrontPage 00 249 Inserting LiveTableApplet Using FrontPage or Expression Web 253 9 3 Using Graphic Objects Lite 20 0 0 0 eee 257 Downloading the Graphic Objects Lite Library 258 Description of Graphic Objects Lite 0 0 0 eee eee 259 Chapter 10 Setting Up an External Tool 000eeeees 277 Setting Up an External Tool 0000 c eee eens 277 Chapter 11 Changing the Workspace Directory 281 Changing the workspace directory 0 00 cece eee eee eee 281 Chapter 12 Formatting and Re Starting a Module 283 Re start Format a Module 0 0 e eee eee eee 283 Chapter 13 Security soicsscsestee nsiecine pei taeeiaieeiweee 285 Internal Security ei deir a iani a itae iaaa a a aeee ea 286 External Sec rity 5 e EA a ea Acne ate Wadd aE aA 287 Variable Access Security Symbol Direct Address 289 Changing Passwords 00 cece cette eee 290 APPONGICGS aici cee ve ede eek eee eee ewe eee ee et 293 Appendix A Flash Recommendation 0200000005 295 Recommendation on Datalogging Service 000 eee 295 Appendix B MGNU is lt danse oo oee tae a daearere Re eee aa 297 Menu wee oi in 8 fete pia el ee ee ea eS ae 298 Contextual Menus aise anita mie o
219. t address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label 35016143 12 2011 177 Monitoring Property Description Limits Label Font The font for the label Value Format The format decimal hex etc to use in displaying the scaled value Value Precision The number of fractional digits to be shown for the 1 to 6 scaled value Set to 1 to use a general exponential format Value The background color for the value display area Background Value Color The text color for the digital display of the value Value Font The font for the digital display of the value Units The label for the engineering units of the value appended to the numeric display of the value Maximum EU Value The maximum value in engineering units of the direct address or symbol variable Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value ad
220. t available for FactoryCast HMI modules 35016143 12 2011 71 Transfer Connecting Disconnecting to from the Module Introduction The information below explains the procedure for executing an application once the services have been created Transferring a project to the module permanently erases the existing project When a project is transferred the old project is overwritten Anyone who has access to Web Designer for FactoryCast HMI can modify the value of PLC variables that have been write enabled and also modify your security settings Unauthorized or incorrect changes to data change the behavior of your application or your process in ways that can be undesirable or even hazardous A WARNING UNAUTHORIZED SECURITY ACCESS e Change or disable default passwords on all devices since default settings are often easy to find in user manuals e Change your passwords monthly e Do not choose simple user names and passwords Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage CAUTION LOSS OF DATA Backup important information before transferring a new application Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment damage NOTE if an application is in RUN mode the new project will be taken into account after a module reboot 72 35016143 12 2011 Transfer Connecting to the Module and Recovering a Project
221. t the ressource_loc variable that returns the absolute file system path of a resource 10 Click Apply 11 Click Close 12 Select a file of the website in your Web Designer navigator 13 Click Options gt Configuration of an external tool gt FrontPage Result FrontPage opens automatically the selected file 280 35016143 12 2011 Changing the Workspace Directory 1 1 Changing the workspace directory Presentation The workspace is the space where projects are stored Only those located in the current workspace are accessible when open Projects are automatically created in the current workspace It s possible to have several workspaces and to pass from one to another This function enables you to change the path to the workspace To do this select Change Workspace in the Options menu 35016143 12 2011 281 Workspace 282 35016143 12 2011 Formatting and Re Starting a Module 1 2 Re start Format a Module Introduction Re starting is necessary to take into account the modifications made to the application Formatting deletes the website on the module and restores the default website Website GraphicScreens and DataTables directories Formatting allows you to delete all the modifications made to the website of a module in order to start a fresh one from a defined status It does not modify the system configuration 35016143 12 2011 2
222. tch raphic fip Desktop op Shortt i Schneider ff ty TMD server Web D My documents a Web Designer p My computer File name Network places Type offiles 209 Monitoring Step Action 2 Select the UnityPro file XEF containing PLC Programs data Click Open Result the Import PLC Programs window appears Import of PLC Programs D Import of selected PLC Programs m amp Program i a m amp Tasks om amp MAST m amp Sections m e L Start_process me aM Na m o E Weighing_Mat_B w Malic m e 2 Heating m E Feeder m e fs Forming m fa Transportation_Belt B M By Packaging_Robot _ chartSource fi a amp Actions Er Init Robot Er Left_Rotation E Material_packa ET Armi E Arm2 Er Packaging_5_0 br Packaging_10_ amp Transitions el Packaging of Alarming Ef diag_system efa Watchpoint ols diagnostic a amp Section SR x Actions Select Al Unselect AI Application File C AUnityPro Process stu Clear Browse Cancel 3 Select the sections of the PLC program you want to monitor using the checkbox Click Browse to select the STU or XVM file associated to the XEF for variables animation Note if you select a XVM file only elementary types of variables are animated Click Import Result the sections of the PLC program selected appear in the navigation tree
223. tee e integrity of data sent by the module with the database service e the exactness of the time at which data are logged 35016143 12 2011 103 The configuration screen for the Database service is shown below E PremiumUnity Premium Unity a emailOp J database 3 o Actions list of database Add Remove Duplicate Actions Properties PN 1 1 Use this button to configure the actions 2 Use this button to configure the general properties of the database 2 104 35016143 12 2011 How to Create a Database Service The following table describes how to create a Database service Step Action 1 Click on the name of your project in the browser 2 To add the new service you can e Click Project New Service or e Right click Services in the browser then click New Service Result the following window appears Creation of new service in FactoryCast Project a New service is created supported by the given taget Service type Name of the service database Select database in the Service Type list box Enter the service name or click Finish to keep the name by default The Database service has been created 35016143 12 2011 105 Configuring the Properties The following table introduces the properties configuration window of the Database service Database properties Type v Address Port Use of default port Database
224. th 0 height 0 gt lt APPLET gt LiveLabelApplet Use one LiveLabelApplet for every symbol variable or direct address monitored on the Web page used For example if you are monitoring three symbols variables you would include the applet three times This applet displays the following three fields Field Description Label Your label for the symbol variable or direct address Value Run time value of the symbol variable or direct address Units The units you specify for the value 35016143 12 2011 223 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Data Parameters The applet s parameters their meaning and the default values are shown below Parameter Defines With Default Value of LABEL A text label to identify the data item No label UNITS A text label to identify the value s engineering units No units displayed ADDRESS The name of Concept PL7 Unity Pro symbol None variable or Quantum Premium direct address DATATYPE _ The data type of the symbol variable or direct UNDEFINED address Acceptable values for this parameter are SHORT 8 bit signed integer USHORT 8 bit unsigned integer INT 16 bit signed integer UINT 16 bit unsigned integer DINT 32 bit signed integer UDINT 32 bit unsigned integer REAL 32 bit IEEE floating point TIME 32 bit unsigned integer in ms DATE Date 32 bit BCD TOD Time of Day 32 bit BCD DT
225. the module can affect human or material integrity Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage For example say you have programmed a pushbutton object to jog a motor when the button is depressed and to stop jogging when the button is released If communications are lost while the button is depressed the motor will continue to jog even when the button is released Graphic objects should not be used to control situations such as this unless other srike interlock methods are installed in the system 35016143 12 2011 193 Monitoring Extended Analog Meter An extended analog meter provides an analog representation of the value of a symbol variable or direct address in a PLC It draws a pointer on a circular dial whose position is proportional to the value as a percentage of its range in engineering units The size of the meter s circular dial measured in degrees of a circle the dial colors and the pointer style can all be set The properties of the extended analog meter are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name of the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 204 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 204 Background The background color of the graphic object Label The label to be displayed a
226. then click the OK button FactoryCast Applets Available Factorycast Applets Applet Class Description OK LiveLabelMgrApplet Live Label Manager Applet N Live Label Applet Lie abe App LiveBeanMgrApplet Live Bean Manager Applet LiveBeanApplet Live Bean Applet GdeApplet Graphic Data Applet Note The LiveLabelMgrApplet is a special applet that is inserted one time only into your Web page Though a gray box with a blue letter J will appear on your Web page during editing this applet will not be visible when you view your Web page from the Web server module 3 Select the applet LiveLabelApplet and then click the OK button The Parameters edit window appears 250 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 4 Fill in the parameters for the label and then click the OK button FactoryCast LiveLabelApplet Parameters OK LABEL Register 40100 5 wm Cancel UNITS counts 5 EE ADDRESS Reg 400001 DATATYPE FORMA GAIN 10 BIAS 0 0 ON_WORD ON OFF_WORD OFF r Colors Alignment FOREGRND BLACK LABEL_ALIGN LEFT BACKGRND VALUE_ALIGN LEFT ERROR_COLOR MAGENTA UNITS_ALIGN LEFT Font FONT_NAME SANSSERIF C FONT_BOLT FONT_SZE c FONT_IALIC Note For a description on each parameter see Using FactoryCast s Java Applets Using HTML Code page 216 5
227. this example lt APPLET codebase classes archive SAComm jar code com schneiderautomation factorycast LiveTableApplet E Q PARA PARA PARA PARA PARA PARA PARA PARA PARA NA AAAA AA A A PARAI PARAI lt PARA for lt PARA A lt PARA lt PARA lt PARA for lt PARA lt APPLI name N_ROWS th 200 height 40 gt value 2 gt name LABEL_WIDTH value 100 gt name UNITS_WIDTH value 40 gt name BACKGRND value BLACK gt name FOREGRND value WHITE gt name FONT_S IZE value 10 gt name LABEL_ALIGN value CENTER gt name VAL ALIGN value RIGHT gt name UNITS ALIGN value LEFT gt T value Reactor Pressure gt name R1_LABE name R1_UNI name R1_ADD Premium val TS value PSIG gt RESS value 400101 gt ue SMW101 name R1_DATATYPE value INT gt name R2_LABI name R2_UNITS value F gt name R2_ADD Premium value SMW102 EL value Reactor Temperature gt RESS value 400102 gt name R2_DATATYPE value INT gt ET gt 35016143 12 2011 229 Adding Custom Pages to the Site 9 2 Using FactoryCast Extension for Microsoft FrontPage or Expression Web Overview The Using FactoryCast s Java Applets section described how to add FactoryCast s Java applets to a HTML document using any text editor This section describes using an extens
228. tidirectoryiRecetted00 xml plc localRTDB IngRecette RE plc localRTDB StatusRe http 139 160 6 44 directoryTestxml ple localRTDB TrigRecette3 FE plc localRTDB StatusRe htip localhostidirectory Recette4 xml plc localRTDB TrigRecette4 BQ plc localRTDB StatusRe Trigger Type Status Variable Remove plc localRTDB StatusRe Recipes Properties Recipe Editor This table describes the various fields that make up the configuration screen Field Function Recipe URL Location of the recipe file with a xm extension If the file is stored in the module the URL for accessing it is http localhost directory filename xml or http IP address of HTTP server directory filename xml Username Username for connecting to the HTTP server Password Password for connecting to the HTTP server Status Variable Variable that describes the recipe s status 0 no action 1 recipe writing in progress 60 detected error in recipe configuration 61 detected error when writing the value 62 communication interruption 63 detected error in recipe file Trigger Variable from which the event is triggered 126 35016143 12 2011 Recipe Editor Field Function Type NY Notify Triggered on a bit or word value state change RE Rising Edge Triggered on a rising edge for a bit or a value increase for a word FE Falling Edge Triggered on a fallin
229. ties The properties configuration screen of the Active Pages service is shown below Page server properties Port 1606 Service properties Service status variable The following table describes the fields of the properties configuration screen Fields Function Active pages port number for the server IP address The port numbers are between 1024 and 65535 By default the first port declared will be assigned number 1606 Used to determine the status of the Active Pages service Port Service status variable NOTE It is possible to create two Actives Pages services In this case you must configure the two services with different port numbers Configuring Pages The configuration screen of the Active Pages service is shown below 120 35016143 12 2011 The following table describes the fields of the configuration screen m List Ad Remove tik Duplicate r Content Name paged Import m Page E le Pages 35016143 12 2011 121 Fields Function List List of all the active HTML pages created with the calculation service on the server Use the Add Remove and Duplicate buttons to create delete or copy a page When you duplicate an existing page the new name will have the suffix _copy added to its original name Import Use this button to import complete HTML code from an htm or txt file You can create the fil
230. to the PLC whenever the user presses either the Set button or the ENTER key if the input field has keyboard input focus 180 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring LED The properties for the Direct Output Station are listed below Property Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Maximum EU Value The maximum value in engineering units of the direct address or symbol variable border Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the Value direct address or symbol variable Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the direct See Note 3 Notes Value address or symbol variable in the PLC page 192 Maximum Input The maximum value in engineering units that is valid for the entered input value Minimum Input The minimum value in engineering units that is valid for the entered input value Border Width The width in pixels for t
231. tory a user E a sample web page Personal Favorites oN ala Page tite New Page N File name EE E LEIGE Save as feeb pages 7 5 Nor HTM Preview E Z O seconds over288__J _ 4 12 Transfer the customized Web page to the NOE Web server 13 Test the application 248 35016143 12 2011 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Inserting LiveLabelApplet Using FrontPage Overview This section describes inserting LiveLabelApplet into a Web page NOTE The following procedure shows you how inserting LiveTableApplet using Frontpage Use the same procedure if you use Expression Web Inserting LiveLabelApplet To insert a LiveLabelApplet do the following Step Action 1 Select Insert FactoryCast to view the FactoryCast applet selection window K Microsoft FrontPage Eile Edit View Insert Format Tools Table Frames Window Help Cie aa ily Pe 5 e7 Ta ele r E orizontal Line Date and Time il lt a Symbol a Component Database Page Folders f Reports Picture Hyperlink Y ctr k Preview For Help press F1 as X Oseconds over 28 8 Z Navigdio jg Normal 35016143 12 2011 249 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 2 Select the applet LiveLabelMgrApplet and
232. ty Description Limits Name The name for the graphic object Address The direct address or the name of a symbol See Note 1 Notes variable to monitor page 192 Data Type The data type of the direct address or symbol See Note 2 Notes variable page 192 Background The background color for the graphic object Values The value s to send to the PLC See Note 4 Notes page 192 Reset Values The value s to send to the PLC after the reset delay time has expired If no reset values are provided no reset action will occur Reset Delay The delay time milliseconds that the Push 0 2000 Button should wait after sending the value s to the PLC before sending the reset value s Label The label to be displayed as part of the graphic object Label Color The color for the label Label Font The font for the label Button Label The text label for the button Button The color for the knob 0 to 100 Background Button Label The color for the button label Color Button Label Font The font for the button label Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s 0 to 32 Border Color The color for the graphic object s border Direct Output Station The Direct Output Station allows a user to enter a value into a text input field directly with their keyboard When the entered text represents a numeric value that is within preset high and low limits a Set button is enabled While the Set button is enabled the entered value will be sent
233. ulation Cut Cut a service email database data Copy Copy a service logging active Paste Paste a service ages pag Delete Delete a service Partial transfer Target gt PC Transfer only the folder See note PC gt Target Services item Edit Launch the edit window of the service Cut Cut the service Copy Copy the service Delete Delete the service Rename Rename the service Run Start the service Stop Stop the service Partial transfer PC gt Target Transfer only the folder See note Website folder New Folder Create a new file or folder File Paste Paste a new file or folder Import File Importing an existing website Partial transfer Target gt PC Transfer only the website See note PC gt Target 302 35016143 12 2011 Menu File tree item Menu right Sub menu Comment click Folder in New Folder Create a new file or folder Website File Cut Cut the folder Copy Copy the folder Paste Paste a new file or folder Delete Delete the folder Rename Rename the folder Import File Importing an existing file Partial transfer Target gt PC Transfer only the folder See note PC gt Target File in WebSite Open Open the file Open with System Launch another window with System Editor Editor Edit with Notepad Launch the HTML page in Edit mode with notepad FrontPage Launch the HTML page in Edit mode with FrontPage Cut Cut th
234. um Values 10 50 Polling rate ms 1000 Reset Values 0 0 Reset Delay ms 15000 35016143 12 2011 267 Adding Custom Pages to the Site The properties of the push button are as follows Property Description Limits Address Address of the PLC variable Note 1 see page 275 Data type PLC address data type Note 2 see page 275 Label Label displayed as part of the graphic object Note 5 see page 275 Values Setpoints to apply to the address value when the Note 4 button is pressed see page 275 Reset Values Value to apply when the Reset Delay ends Reset Delay ms Time in ms counted down after the button is pressed Button Label Label to display on the button Border Width Width in pixels of the border of the graphic object PLC Type Type of PLC Premium or Quantum Polling rate ms Scanning value The HTML code with the parameters of the widget above is as follows lt APPLET codebase classes archive mbclient jar widgetslite jar code com schneiderautomation factorycast gateway pushButton LivePushButtonApplet width 180 height 160 gt lt PARAM name progressbar value true gt PARAM name progresscolor value 000000 gt PARAM name debug value 0 gt PARAM name BACKGRND value LT_GRAY gt RAM name address value 1 gt M name datatype value REGISTER gt name label value label gt PARAM na
235. un a trast aewelisese aie 300 Glossary adre esetere ndina tobe ns eka EE Cue ewes 305 INDEX esc e cance swe tonne caer eee ee pee a 313 35016143 12 2011 5 35016143 12 2011 Safety Information Za Important Information NOTICE Read these instructions carefully and look at the equipment to become familiar with the device before trying to install operate or maintain it The following special messages may appear throughout this documentation or on the equipment to warn of potential hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure The addition of this symbol to a Danger safety label indicates that an electrical hazard exists which will result in personal injury if the instructions are not followed personal injury hazards Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death A DANGER DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury A WARNING WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided can result in death or serious injury 0 This is the safety alert symbol It is used to alert you to potential 35016143 12 2011 7 PLEASE NOTE A CAUTION CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided can result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury Electric
236. units of the symbol Value variable Minimum EU The minimum value in engineering units of the symbol Value variable Time Scale The number of horizontal scale divisions 0to6 Divisions Chart Background The color for the chart area Grid Color The color of the grid drawn in the chart area Vertical Grid The number of vertical divisions for the grid 0 to 100 Divisions Border Width The width in pixels for the graphic object s border 0 to 32 Border Color The color for the graphic object s border Zoom Coefficient Set a coefficient for the zoom In example if the zoom coefficient is set to 2 the timescale will be divided by 2 by clicking in animation mode 190 35016143 12 2011 Monitoring These Datalogging History properties are available for each pen Property Description Limits Name of the CSV file The name of the CSV file used to build the trend Note the log file must include timestamps see page 115 Address The name of a symbol variable to monitor Data Type The data type of the symbol variable Note the data type must be numerical Maximum PLC The maximum raw unscaled value of the symbol See Note 3 Notes Value variable in the PLC page 192 Minimum PLC The minimum raw unscaled value of the symbol See Note 3 Notes Value variable in the PLC page 192 Pen Color The color of the pen used to record the scaled value Pen Label The la
237. uration by simultaneously entering many values that have the same parameter fields You many still edit parameters for rows individually during the add process FactoryCast LiveTableApplet Row Parameters Row 1 m LABEL Testi UNITS Cancel o 400001 DATATYPE UNDEFINED FORMAT GAIN 10 BIAS 00 ON_WORD o OFF WORD OFF Colors Alignment FOREGRND LABEL_ALIGN BACKGRND VALUE_ALIGN UNITS_ALIGN ERROR_COLOR MAGENTA Font FONT_NAME Y C FONT_BOLD FONT_SIZE C FONT_ITALIC 35016143 12 2011 255 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Step Action 5 Click the Add button to add a row to your table The parameters edit dialog window appears Configure parameters and then click the Add button when you are done FactoryCast Live TableApplet Rows List LABEL ADDRESS Common Reg 400001 400001 Reg 400002 400002 Reg 400003 400003 Add Reg 400004 400004 Reg 400005 400005 Reg 400006 400006 Edit Reg 400007 400007 Bes dooa 4a0ees Reg 400010 400010 Delete Move Up Move Down a 6 Continue to add rows using the Add button You may also select a row and move it up or down the rows of your table using the Move Up and Move Down butto
238. ure pages of the module website Password via a browser Write Password Required to write variables in animation mode Configurator Required to access the configuration parameters of the module Password FTP Password Not available 35016143 12 2011 291 Security 292 35016143 12 2011 Appendices Scope of this Appendix This appendix shows the menus of the high application and the contextual menus It also gives you recommandations on datalogging service What s in this Appendix The appendix contains the following chapters Chapter Chapter Name Page A Flash Recommendation 295 B Menu 297 35016143 12 2011 293 294 35016143 12 2011 Flash Recommendation Recommendation on Datalogging Service Size of the Log File The following table shows you an estimation of the log file size in bytes depending on the number of variables logged and the number of logs Number Number of variables oflogs f 2 5 10 20 50 100 1 65 110 245 470 920 2270 4520 130 220 490 940 1840 4540 9040 325 550 1225 2350 4600 11350 22600 10 650 1100 2450 4700 9200 22700 45200 20 1300 2200 4900 9400 18400 45400 90400 50 3250 5500 12250 23500 46000 113500 226000 100 6500 11000 24500 47000 92000 227000 452000 NOTE To prolong the internal Flash life rerun the log file at intervals greater than 30 minutes 35016143
239. ut 35016143 12 2011 87 Managing Variables Author Rights in Namespace Presentation This table enables you to specify which variables can be accessed in read write mode NOTE Write access is controlled by a password Security whose default value is USER Unauthorized or incorrect changes to data may change the behavior of your application in ways that may be undesirable or even hazardous A WARNING UNAUTHORIZED CHANGES TO VARIABLES OR DIRECT ADDRESSES Carefully select the variables symbols and the direct addresses you authorize to be modified online and the people authorized to do so Failure to follow these instructions can result in death serious injury or equipment damage 88 35016143 12 2011 Managing Variables Managing Author Rights Use the following procedure to manage author rights Step Action 1 In the navigator double click the NameSpace Write Access file or e rigth click the NameSpace Write Access file and select Open Result the Window manager for author rights in Namespace appears Start Address End Address Mv seme Define the intervals at which variables can be written Outside these intervals variables with direct access are only accessible to read 35016143 12 2011 89 Managing Variables 90 35016143 12 2011 Services Scope of this Chapte
240. ved value to engineering units 1 0 NOTE Scaling is to be performed only if GAIN or BIAS is set and FORMAT is DEC Linear scaling is performed by the formula SCALED_VALUE GAINxRAW_VALUE BIAS BIAS The bias offset used for scaling the retrieved value to engineering units See NOTE for GAIN 0 0 ON_WORD A text value to be shown when value is non zero Use only if the FORMAT is BOOL ON OFF_WORD A text value to be shown when value is zero Use only if the FORMAT is BOOL OFF FOREGRND Foreground color of the applet Acceptable values are WHITE LT_GRAY DK_GRAY BLACK RED PINK ORANGE YELLOW GREEN MAGENTA CYAN and BLUE Also a RGB color value can be entered using the format OxRRGGBB where RR GG and BB are the hexadecimal values for the red green and blue components respectively BLACK BACKGRND Background color for the applet For acceptable values see FOREGRND LT_GRAY ERROR COLOR Foreground color of the VALUE field when unable to retrieve the value from the PLC For acceptable values see FOREGRND MAGENTA LABEL_ ALIGN Alignment of the text in the LABEL field if the width of the field is greater than the length of the text Acceptable values are LEFT CENTER and RIGHT LEFT 35016143 12 2011 225 Adding Custom Pages to the Site Parameter Defines With Default Va
241. will remain unchanged With this action each graphic object can be added to the current group of selected or deleted objects You can select a graphic object by holding down the SHIFT key and clicking on an object Here the selection status of all other objects will remain unchanged With this method when one object is selected it becomes the reference object see the layout dialog box in section Toolbar page 159 for the group of objects selected The main aim of this action is to change the reference object in a group of selected objects The layout operations come later You can deselect all the graphic objects by clicking in an open area of the display window and not on a graphic object Defining the Size of the Graphic Objects You can modify the size of a graphic object by first selecting it then using the mouse to change the size of the object s selection box As you move the curser on an object s selection box this changes to reflect the type of operation to perform to redefine the size If you press the left mouse button with the curser on an object s selection box then hold down the button and move the object a dotted frame appears When you release the button the size of the object is modified to correspond to the frame you have drawn There are eight possible ways of redefining the size according to the part of the object s selection box from which you drag the mouse The corners of the frame will only move the adjacent si

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