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Quick Instruction Guide

HMI-Editor

up from HMI V1.3

Concept for these instructions

A FUPLA timer program (part of the "Boiler"-Program out of the Basic-Workshop) that has already been crea-

ted will act as a data supply for this HMI quick instruction guide. Thus, here are some words of explanation.

The FUPLA-Program "Timerswitch" turns a ﬂ ag called “ClkContact” on or off at a certain time every day.

When the “ClkContact” is on or off, you can specify “OnTime” and “OffTime” through the register. For examp-

le, on at 7pm, and off at 6am.

Additionally, it is also possible to switch from a timer operation to a manual operation “ManualAutom” using a

PCD input (I 0), and then switch on or off the “ClkContact”-ﬂ ag per PCD input "ManualOnOff" (I 1)

Program "Timerswitch.FUP"

The solution takes place in one particular FUPLA page.

[Fig. 1]

Where you will ﬁ nd this PG5 project as zip ﬁ le and how this is installed on your PC is described in the appen-

dix of this Guide.

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Our Task

The FUPLA program "Timerswitch"

(Fig. 1) should now be supplemented

with a HMI program, in order that the

current time and the ON- and OFF-

circuit times (Fig. 3-5) per terminal

PCD7.D232 (Fig. 2) can be inputted.

In the attachment to this report, you

will ﬁ nd where the ﬁ nished FUPLA

program “Timerswitch” can be obtai-

ned.

[Fig. 2]

Preparation

We will approach the situation as

follows:

[Fig. 3]

1) The terminal is connected to the

RS232 serial interface / Port 1 of the

PCD.

(See in attachment or in Chapter 10

of Handbook 26/746 under “Interface

Connection cables”)

[Fig. 4]

2) You have already started the PG5,

and now you will select from the

following menu entries in the Project

Manager menu " File -> Restore ->

(Savedirectory) -> Project HMI-Quick

Guide ".

[Fig. 5]

In doing so, the whole project with

both CPU's "Timerswitch" and

"Timerswitch_with_HMI" is saved

in the computer‘s hard drive, and is

opened in PG5.

Using the right mouse button and Se-

lect from Properties, please name the

CPU’s "Timerswitch" to “Timerswitch_

HMI”.

[Fig. 6]

Important:

Do not forget to adjust the CPU’s set-

tings on your computer accordingly!

[Fig. 7]

3) Open up a new ﬁ le type (.HMI)

(Fig. 7) called “Terminal” in the

“Timer_HMI” CPU, which is subse-

quently located in the HMI Editor

(Fig. 8) .

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Settings Tab

Because the HMI editor is used for

various non intelligent SAIA termi-

nals, the PCD7.D232 is given as the

editor’s ﬁ rst setting.

Click on [Settings] and select

PCD7.D232 from Terminal Type.

Please conﬁ rm the following questi-

ons with “Yes”.

You can check if you have selected

the correct device, by changing to

[Menu Structure] and pressing the

<Play> button. [Fig. 8]

If everything works, you should see

the terminal on the screen (Fig.2). If

that is not the case, check the pre-

vious steps.

[Fig. 8]

Go back to [Settings].

Check the ﬁ elds based on Fig. 9.

All communication-relevant parame-

ters are deﬁ ned in this ﬁ eld.

[Fig. 9]

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Menu Structure

First of all, we conﬁ gure the

“Standby menu” (1st terminal screen

page after the PCD start).

Function description:

As soon as the terminal is activa-

ted, and the function test has been

successfully executed, the terminal

displays its start-up screen.

If a menu has been loaded in the

PCD already created with the HMI

Menu Editor, the “Standby Menu” is

displayed (unless the PCD is located

in RUN).

[Fig. 10]

The content of the currently selected

“Standby Menu” is displayed below

right in the HMI Editor (Fig. 10).

If you would also like to change the

display of this “Standby Menu”, click

on the button labelled

<Edit Root Menu> (Fig. 11).

In the “Root Menu Edition” ﬁ eld,

various displays in the selection ﬁ eld

“Select a standby menu” can be

chosen.

The “Customer Standby” selection en-

ables you to interchange entries line-

by-line from both Variable and Format

columns beside the larger input ﬁ eld,

which is Root Menu.

Free text is also possible in the “Root

Menu” ﬁ eld.

In order to use this facility, select

“None” from the corresponding line in

the Variable column.

Edit the ﬁ elds as shown in Fig. 11.

[Fig. 11]

You go back to the Menu Structure via the <Show – Treeview> button.

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Deﬁ ning the Menu Structure

We have shown the following starting

position in Fig. 12.

Below right the "Root Menu" can be

seen (Standby Menu).

[Fig. 12]

As soon as the “Menu line 1” entry

is clicked, the properties of this line

appear on the right side of actual

window.

In the ﬁ eld "Text Line", we enter the

word „Timerswitch“, and conﬁ rm it

with the „Enter“ key.

[Fig. 13]

Now we have entered the ﬁ rst menu

item.

[Fig. 14]

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