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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO VIJEO DESIGNER .................................................... 1-1
Overview .................................................................................................................... 1-1 Before You Begin....................................................................................................... 1-2 Course Overview ........................................................................................................ 1-3 Conventions Used in this Manual............................................................................... 1-5 CHAPTER 2: VIJEO DESIGNER AT A GLANCE ............................................................ 2-1
Overview .................................................................................................................... 2-1 System Requirements ................................................................................................. 2-2 The Vijeo Designer Interface ..................................................................................... 2-4 CHAPTER 3: PROJECT MANAGEMENT ....................................................................... 3-1
Overview .................................................................................................................... 3-1 The Navigator ............................................................................................................. 3-2 The Vijeo Manager..................................................................................................... 3-3 Project Manager.......................................................................................................... 3-4 New Projects............................................................................................................... 3-5 Select the Target Model.............................................................................................. 3-7 Save a Project ............................................................................................................. 3-8 Backup a Project....................................................................................................... 3-15 Delete Projects.......................................................................................................... 3-17 Restore a Project....................................................................................................... 3-19 Project Validation..................................................................................................... 3-21 Project Simulation .................................................................................................... 3-24 CHAPTER 4: VIJEO DESIGNER VARIABLES ................................................................ 4-1
Overview .................................................................................................................... 4-1 Variables..................................................................................................................... 4-2 Variable Editor ........................................................................................................... 4-5 Variable Addressing ................................................................................................... 4-9 Variable Logging Groups ......................................................................................... 4-11 Variable Properties - Input Range ............................................................................ 4-12 Block Variables ........................................................................................................ 4-13 Variable Folders ....................................................................................................... 4-14 System Variables ...................................................................................................... 4-15 Variable Arrays ........................................................................................................ 4-16 Reference Variables.................................................................................................. 4-18 Reference Variable Solution..................................................................................... 4-21 Scan Groups.............................................................................................................. 4-22 Importing PLC Variables (Linking) ......................................................................... 4-24 Updating a Variable Link ......................................................................................... 4-26 XML Support for Variables...................................................................................... 4-27 Vijeo Designer Manual Version 1.1 iii
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Overview .................................................................................................................... 5-1 Graphic Panels............................................................................................................ 5-2 Graphical Editor ......................................................................................................... 5-5 The Property Inspector ............................................................................................... 5-6 Graphical Objects Toolbar ......................................................................................... 5-9 Draw Basic Objects .................................................................................................. 5-11 Time and Date Display ............................................................................................. 5-13 Color Picker Tool ..................................................................................................... 5-18 Base Panels............................................................................................................... 5-19 Panel Text................................................................................................................. 5-24 Navigation Introduction............................................................................................ 5-27 Panel Navigation ...................................................................................................... 5-28 Add Clipart to a Panel .............................................................................................. 5-36 Rectangles, Squares, Ellipses and Circles ................................................................ 5-41 Lines, Polylines and Polygons.................................................................................. 5-43 CHAPTER 6: ANIMATION AND CONTROLS ................................................................. 6-1
Overview .................................................................................................................... 6-1 Animation ................................................................................................................... 6-2 Expression Editor ....................................................................................................... 6-3 Numeric Displays ....................................................................................................... 6-4 Custom Shape Animation......................................................................................... 6-14 Color Resources........................................................................................................ 6-17 Bar Graphs................................................................................................................ 6-22 Lamps ....................................................................................................................... 6-29 CHAPTER 7: POPUP PANELS AND METERS ................................................................ 7-1
Overview .................................................................................................................... 7-1 Popup Panels .............................................................................................................. 7-2 Popup Windows, Groups and Panels.......................................................................... 7-3 Creating a Popup Panel .............................................................................................. 7-6 Meters ......................................................................................................................... 7-8 Launching a Popup Panel ......................................................................................... 7-13 CHAPTER 8: TRENDS .................................................................................................. 8-1
Overview .................................................................................................................... 8-1 Trend Introduction...................................................................................................... 8-2 Realtime Trend Charts................................................................................................ 8-3 Historical Trend Charts .............................................................................................. 8-5 Block & Plot Trends................................................................................................... 8-7 Data Logging ............................................................................................................ 8-11 Data Logging Groups ............................................................................................... 8-12 Data Logging Group - Variable Setting ................................................................... 8-16 Data Logging Group Buffer ..................................................................................... 8-19
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Overview - Alarms and Events................................................................................... 9-1 Alarming Introduction ................................................................................................ 9-2 Alarm Groups ............................................................................................................. 9-3 Alarm Sounds ............................................................................................................. 9-8 Alarm Variables........................................................................................................ 9-10 Alarm Banners.......................................................................................................... 9-17 Alarm Summary ....................................................................................................... 9-22 Alarm Categories...................................................................................................... 9-30 Output Alarms to File ............................................................................................... 9-32 Alarm Printing .......................................................................................................... 9-37 Real-Time Alarm Printing ........................................................................................ 9-41 Event Monitoring...................................................................................................... 9-42 Exercise - Event Monitoring .................................................................................... 9-45 CHAPTER 10: FORMS & EMAIL .................................................................................. 10-1
Overview .................................................................................................................. 10-1 Forms ........................................................................................................................ 10-2 Form Editor .............................................................................................................. 10-3 Email......................................................................................................................... 10-7 Configuring Email .................................................................................................... 10-9 Triggering Email .................................................................................................... 10-10 CHAPTER 11: SCRIPTING ............................................................................................ 11-1
Overview .................................................................................................................. 11-1 Scripting Introduction............................................................................................... 11-2 Script Types and Scope ............................................................................................ 11-3 Variables and Scripting ............................................................................................ 11-4 Scripting Basics ........................................................................................................ 11-5 Variable Read/Write Methods .................................................................................. 11-6 Creating an Action Script ......................................................................................... 11-7 Script Editor.............................................................................................................. 11-9 Panel and Object Level Scripts............................................................................... 11-11 CHAPTER 12: PROJECT SECURITY ............................................................................. 12-1
Overview .................................................................................................................. 12-1 Security Introduction ................................................................................................ 12-2 Project Security ........................................................................................................ 12-3 Target Security ......................................................................................................... 12-4 Other Security........................................................................................................... 12-5 Security Groups ........................................................................................................ 12-6 Security Levels ......................................................................................................... 12-7 Target Operation....................................................................................................... 12-8 User Login .............................................................................................................. 12-10 Security on Switches .............................................................................................. 12-11
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Overview .................................................................................................................. 13-1 Introduction to Vijeo Recipes................................................................................... 13-2 Recipe Terminology ................................................................................................. 13-4 Relationship of Parts................................................................................................. 13-5 Recipe Variables....................................................................................................... 13-6 Recipe Groups .......................................................................................................... 13-7 Recipes and Ingredients............................................................................................ 13-8 Recipe Manager........................................................................................................ 13-9 Recipe Security....................................................................................................... 13-10 Recipe Access Rights ............................................................................................. 13-11 CHAPTER 14: DATA SHARING .................................................................................... 14-1
Overview .................................................................................................................. 14-1 Data Sharing Introduction ........................................................................................ 14-2 Exclusive Input ......................................................................................................... 14-3 Input Synchronization .............................................................................................. 14-4 Variable Sharing Example........................................................................................ 14-5 CHAPTER 15: WEB SERVER AND WEB GATE ............................................................ 15-1
Overview .................................................................................................................. 15-1 What is the Web Server? .......................................................................................... 15-2 What is Web Gate? ................................................................................................... 15-3 Web Gate Basics....................................................................................................... 15-4 Web Gate Features/Restrictions ............................................................................... 15-5 Types of Web Gate Connections .............................................................................. 15-6 Web Gate Configuration........................................................................................... 15-7 Web Gate Security.................................................................................................... 15-9 CHAPTER 16: INTELLIGENT DATA SERVICE (IDS) ................................................... 16-1
Overview .................................................................................................................. 16-1 IDS Functionality ..................................................................................................... 16-2 IDS Basics ................................................................................................................ 16-3 IDS Topology ........................................................................................................... 16-4 IDS Configuration Introduction ............................................................................... 16-5 IDS Manager ............................................................................................................ 16-6 Database Type .......................................................................................................... 16-8 Variables Tab............................................................................................................ 16-9 Monitoring/Actions Tab ......................................................................................... 16-10 Create Data Tables ................................................................................................. 16-11 Exercise - IDS Manager ......................................................................................... 16-12 IDS Explorer........................................................................................................... 16-20 Datasources Manager ............................................................................................. 16-21 Menu....................................................................................................................... 16-22 Create a Panel ......................................................................................................... 16-23
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Overview .................................................................................................................. 17-1 Vijeo Designer Runtime System .............................................................................. 17-2 Set the Initial IP Address.......................................................................................... 17-3 Access the System Area ........................................................................................... 17-4 Adjust the Terminal .................................................................................................. 17-5 Offline Configuration Screens.................................................................................. 17-6 System Configuration Screens ................................................................................. 17-7 System Diagnostic Screens....................................................................................... 17-8 APPENDIX A: MULTIMEDIA FEATURES ...................................................................... A-1
Overview - Multimedia Features............................................................................... A-1 Multimedia Features.................................................................................................. A-2 ScreenSnapshot.......................................................................................................... A-3 Screen Snapshot Configuration ................................................................................. A-5 ScreenSnapshot Save Tab.......................................................................................... A-6 ScreenSnapshot Print Tab.......................................................................................... A-7 ScreenSnapshot and Web Gate.................................................................................. A-8 Multimedia - Video ................................................................................................... A-9 Video Record Configuration ................................................................................... A-10 Video Recording - Playback Snapshot Configuration............................................. A-11 Live Snapshot Configuration................................................................................... A-12 Video Snapshot Variables ....................................................................................... A-13 Video Display Options ............................................................................................ A-14 Video Control Variables.......................................................................................... A-15 Exercise - Multimedia ............................................................................................. A-16
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Chapter 1: Overview
Introduction
Vijeo Designer is a Windows based configuration and programming software dedicated to programming Magelis HMI hardware. Vijeo Designer HMI software handles design from the smallest applications for 3.8 terminals to the most demanding HMI applications of 15 industrial PCs. Its open architecture adapts to all Magelis platforms, as well as to Magelis Smart & Compact iPCs.
This Chapter Covers These Topics: Before You Begin ..................................................................1-2 Course Overview ...................................................................1-3 Conventions Used in this Manual..........................................1-5
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Your Instructor will be spending the next four days with you, and will guide you through this training course. Your Instructor is an experienced Vijeo Designer user so please feel free to ask questions. Defining the Scope of this Training Manual This training manual is a supplement to the authorised training. In order to make full use of the software you should also refer to the Online Help and Vijeo Designer Knowledge Base. The graphics displaying screen shots have been taken using the Windows XP operating system using Classic mode display properties. If you are running a different version of Windows then your screens may differ slightly from the ones shown in the training manual. Some screen shots may have been taken from beta versions of the software and may vary slightly from release screen shots.
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Course Objectives By the completion of this training course you will: Be able to use Vijeo Designer to create a HMI application Configure communications between a Magelis target and a PLC Initialize a Magelis terminal for first time use Create a new Vijeo Designer application from the ground up Create user panels for an application using Vijeo Designer Create Vijeo Designer variables manually as well as importing variables from a PLC project Create and use variable arrays Create and use Popup panels Create, Configure and use real time and historical trend charts Create, configure and display alarms Configure and use the email feature Create and use simple scripts Implement project security Create, configure and use the recipe feature Create, configure and use Webgate Implement data sharing between two Magelis terminals Configure and use the Intelligent Data Service Understand the Multimedia feature options Target Audience The Vijeo Designer Configuration training course is an integral part of the complete Schneider Electric curriculum. This course is designed for: Users who are new to Vijeo Designer Users who will create Vijeo Designer based solutions People who will support Vijeo Designer users such as help desk people, Field Service engineers, PAEs, SAEs, Schneider Electric parters and technical sales personnel End users including OEMs and System Integrators
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