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1 M-Graphics User s Manual 17-1 Chapter 17 GWXSlider ActiveX Control Introduction The GWXSlider ia an ActiveX control that can be inserted into the M-Graphics application to display and modify analog data. This chapter describes how to: insert a GWXSlider ActiveX control edit general parameters edit slider parameters edit slow spin buttons parameters edit fast spin buttons parameters edit scale parameters edit background parameters edit caption parameters edit value parameters edit fonts parameters view about information January, 2001 Johnson Controls, Inc.
2 17-2 Controls Key Concepts GWXSlider ActiveX Control GWXSlider ActiveX Properties GWXSlider ActiveX is an ActiveX control that can be inserted in the M-Graphics application. The GWXSlider ActiveX displays and modifies data in a virtual instrument panel format on graphics. The GWXSlider ActiveX supports connection to OPC compliant servers and provides excellent capabilities for managing data. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box is the configuration interface to the GWXSlider ActiveX. Double-clicking anywhere in the GWXSlider ActiveX client during Configure mode opens the GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box (Figure 17-1). The dialog box fields are described in Table Figure 17-1: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box
3 GWXSlider ActiveX Control 17-3 Table 17-1: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box Properties Page General Slider Slow Spin Buttons Fast Spin Buttons Scale Background Caption Value Fonts Note: Description Allows user to select the tag used as the data source for the slider. Configures the appearance and behavior of the slider knob and track. Configures the appearance and behavior of the slider spin buttons. Configures the appearance and behavior of the slider spin buttons. Configures the appearance of the scale of the slider. Configures the appearance of the slider within the container. Configures the caption for the slider and the text for the ToolTip. Configures the format and style of the text box of the slider. Determines the font, font style, size, effects of selected text. Specific parameters are discussed in Detailed Procedures.
4 17-4 Controls Procedure Overview Table 17-2: GWXSlider ActiveX Control To Do This Insert a GWXSlider ActiveX Control Edit General Parameters Edit Slider Parameters Edit Slow Spin Buttons Parameters Edit Fast Spin Buttons Parameters Edit Scale Parameters Edit Background Parameters Edit Caption Parameters Edit Value Parameters Edit Fonts Parameters View About Information Follow These Steps: In M-Graphics, on the Edit menu, select Insert New Object. Select Create Control and ICONICS GWXSlider ActiveX for the object type. Click OK. Double-click on the GWXSlider control. Select the General tab. Modify the parameters. Double-click on the GWXSlider control. Select the Slider tab. Modify the parameters. Double-click on the GWXSlider control. Select the Slow Spin Buttons tab. Modify the parameters. Double-click on the GWXSlider control. Select the Fast Spin Buttons tab. Modify the parameters. Double-click on the GWXSlider control. Select the Scale tab. Modify the parameters. Double-click on the GWXSlider control. Select the Background tab. Modify the parameters. Double-click on the GWXSlider control. Select the Caption tab. Modify the parameters. Double-click on the GWXSlider control. Select the Value tab. Modify the parameters. Double-click on the GWXSlider control. Select the Fonts tab. Modify the parameters. Double-click on the GWXSlider control. Select the General tab. Select the About button.
5 GWXSlider ActiveX Control 17-5 Detailed Procedures Inserting a GWXSlider ActiveX Control To insert a GWXSlider ActiveX control: 1. In M-Graphics on the Edit menu, select Insert New Object. The Insert Object dialog box appears (Figure 17-2). Figure 17-2: Insert Object Dialog Box 2. Select Create Control and ICONICS GWXSlider ActiveX for the object type. 3. Click OK. A GWXSlider ActiveX control is added to the display (Figure 17-3). Note: As a shortcut, insert a GWXSlider ActiveX control by clicking on the icon in the M-Graphics ActiveX toolbar.
6 17-6 Controls Figure 17-3: GWXSlider ActiveX in M-Graphics Display
7 GWXSlider ActiveX Control 17-7 Editing General Parameters To edit general parameters: 1. Double-click on the GWXSlider ActiveX control. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box appears (Figure 17-4). Figure 17-4: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box: General Tab 2. Select the General tab. 3. Modify the parameters using Table Note: Uncheck Preserve Aspect Ratio when changing the Slider Type from the default Horizontal to a Vertical Slider Type.
8 17-8 Controls Table 17-3: General Tab Parameters Parameter Data Source Tags Range Override Auto-Start Runtime Mode Preserve Aspect Ratio Gradients Slider Type Update Rate Length Factor About Description Displays the current data source. Allows user to browse and select a tag. Allows user to override the ranges associated with the selected tag. If checked, automatically starts processing data when display is put in Runtime mode. If checked, maintains slider ratio when the user changes its dimensions. Determines if the slider appears to be light-sourced. Displays the available slider types in a drop-down menu: vertical or horizontal. Determines how fast the system updates the data being displayed through the slider in milliseconds. Determines the length (vertical or horizontal) of the slider. Displays the About information.
9 GWXSlider ActiveX Control 17-9 Editing Slider Parameters To edit slider parameters: 1. Double-click on the GWXSlider ActiveX control. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box appears. 2. Select the Slider tab (Figure 17-5). Figure 17-5: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box: Slider Tab 3. Modify the parameters using Table 17-4.
10 17-10 Controls Table 17-4: Slider Tab Parameters Parameters Show Slider Track Current Value Continuous Update Description If checked, the slider is visible. If checked, the current value is tracked. If checked, the data is updated continuously. Detents Allows user to set the increments that the slider knob will move. Slider Track Fill Color Determines the color of the bar the slider moves on. Wide Track Displays a wide slider track. Edge Color Edge Style Track Control Determines the color of the edge of the slider track. Determines the style of the edge of the slider track: thin line, medium line, thick line, etched, bump, raised, sunken, or no edge. Determines the behavior when user clicks on the slider track: move to next detent, move to detent nearest the mouse pointer, move to mouse pointer position, move by fast spin increment, move by slow spin increment, or no action. Repeat Determines how often the track control action is repeated when the user holds down the mouse button. Knob Fill Color Determines the color of the slider knob. Edge Color Edge Style Determines the color of the edge of the slider knob. Determines the style of the edge of the slider knob: thin line, medium line, thick line, etched, bump, raised, sunken, or no edge.
11 GWXSlider ActiveX Control Editing Slow Spin Buttons Parameters To edit slow spin buttons parameters: 1. Double-click on the GWXSlider ActiveX control. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box appears. 2. Select Slow Spin Buttons tab (Figure 17-6). Figure 17-6: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box: Slow Spin Buttons Tab 3. Modify the parameters using Table Table 17-5: Slow Spin Buttons Tab Parameters Parameter Show Spin Buttons Increment Repeat Rate Fill Color Arrow Color Acceleration Delay Increment Position Description If checked, the slider has spin buttons. Determines the increment or decrement value when clicking on a spin button. Determines how often the increment action repeats when the user holds down the mouse on a spin button. Determines the color of the spin buttons. Determines the color of the arrow. Allows user to keep holding down a spin button to accelerate the increment. Determines when the acceleration begins after spin buttons are pressed. Determines the increment or decrement value for the acceleration option. Determines the position of the spin buttons relative to the slider: group left or bottom, group right or top, or surround.
12 17-12 Controls Editing Fast Spin Buttons Parameters To edit fast spin buttons parameters: 1. Double-click on the GWXSlider ActiveX control. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box appears. 2. Select Fast Spin Buttons tab (Figure 17-7). Figure 17-7: GWXSLider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box: Fast Spin Buttons 3. Modify the parameters using Table Table 17-6: Fast Spin Buttons Tab Parameters Parameter Show Spin Buttons Increment Repeat Rate Fill Color Arrow Color Acceleration Delay Increment Position Description If checked, the slider has spin buttons. Determines the increment or decrement value when clicking on a spin button. Determines how often the increment action repeats when the user holds down the mouse on a spin button. Determines the color of the spin buttons. Determines the color of the arrow. Allows user to keep holding down a spin button to accelerate the increment. Determines when the acceleration begins after spin buttons are pressed. Determines the increment or decrement value for the acceleration option. Determines the position of the spin buttons relative to the slider: group left or bottom, group right or top, or surround.
13 GWXSlider ActiveX Control Editing Scale Parameters To edit scale parameters: 1. Double-click on the GWXSlider ActiveX control. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box appears. 2. Select the Scale tab (Figure 17-8). Figure 17-8: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box: Scale Tab 3. Modify the parameters using Table 17-7.
14 17-14 Controls Table 17-7: Scale Tab Parameters Parameter Show Scale Low Range High Range Label Every Label Format Text Color Units Label Major Tick Divisions Minor Tick Divisions Tick Color Tick Style Scale Position Description If checked, the slider has a scale. Determines the low number for the scale. Determines the high number for the scale. Determines the number of major ticks between labels. Allows user to determine how the label is displayed from 21 formats such as xxxx. Determines the color of the text. Determines the unit text for the labels. Determines the number of ticks between major divisions. Determines the number of ticks between minor divisions. Determines the color of the ticks. Determines the style of the ticks: thin line, medium line, thick line, etched, bump, raised, sunken, or no edge. Determines the location of the scale relative to the slider track: left or bottom, right or top, or both.
15 GWXSlider ActiveX Control Editing Background Parameters To edit background parameters: 1. Double-click on the GWXSlider ActiveX control. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box appears. 2. Select the Background tab (Figure 17-9). Figure 17-9: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box: Background Tab 3. Modify the parameters using Table Table 17-8: Background Tab Parameters Parameter Use Container s Background Color Show Back Face Fill Color Edge Color Edge Style Description If checked, the background color of the slider matches the background color of the container. If unchecked, allows user to select a color for the background of the slider, which has a border around it. If checked, the slider has an edge border. Allows user to select a color for the slider. Default is gray. Allows user to select a color for the edge of the slider. Allows user to select a style for the edge of the slider: thin line, medium line, thick line, etched, bump, raised, sunken, or no edge. Default is raised.
16 17-16 Controls Editing Caption Parameters To edit caption parameters: 1. Double-click on the GWXSlider ActiveX control. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box appears. 2. Select the Caption tab (Figure 17-10). Figure 17-10: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box: Caption Tab 3. Modify the parameters using Table Table 17-9: Caption Tab Parameters Parameter Show Main Caption Text Color Shadow Color Position ToolTip Description If checked, the text entered underneath appears as the title of the slider. Allows user to select a color for the text of the slider. If checked, allows user to select a color for the shadow of the caption text. Determines the position of the caption: left, right, top, or bottom. Allows user to enter a word, phrase, or message to appear as a ToolTip to the user.
17 GWXSlider ActiveX Control Editing Value Parameters To edit value parameters: 1. Double-click on the GWXSlider ActiveX control. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box appears. 2. Select the Value tab (Figure 17-11). Figure 17-11: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box: Value Tab 3. Modify the parameters using Table Table 17-10: Value Tab Parameters Parameter Show Current Value Data Entry Value Format Text/Edge Color Fill Color Edge Style Position Description If checked, the current value of the tag displays in a box at the bottom of the slider. If checked, user may type in new data values into the box when in Runtime mode. Allows user to determine how the data is displayed from 21 numeric formats such as xxxx. Determines the color of the text and the edge of the box. Determines the color of the box that displays the values. Allows user to select a style for the edge of the box: thin line, medium line, thick line, etched, bump, raised, sunken, or no edge Determines the position of the value field relative to the slider track: left, right, top, or bottom.
18 17-18 Controls Editing Fonts Parameters To edit fonts parameters: 1. Double-click on the GWXSlider ActiveX control. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box appears. 2. Select the Fonts tab (Figure 17-12). Figure 17-12: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box: Fonts Tab 3. Modify the parameters using Table Table 17-11: Fonts Tab Parameters Parameter Property Name Font Font Style Size Effects Sample Description Allows user to choose which text to change the font of: CurrentValueFont, MainCaptionFont, or ScaleLabelFont. Displays the current font and a scrolling list of fonts available. Determines the style of the font: regular, bold, italic, or bold italic. Allows user to select the size of the font from a drop-down menu. Allows strikeouts and underlining of the text chosen. Displays a real-size example of the font, style, and size chosen.
19 GWXSlider ActiveX Control Viewing the About Information To view the about information: 1. Double-click on the GWXSlider ActiveX control. The GWXSlider ActiveX Properties dialog box appears (Figure 17-13). Figure 17-13: GWXSlider ActiveX Properties Dialog Box: General Tab 2. Select the General tab. 3. Select the About button. The Iconics About Box appears (Figure 17-14).
20 17-20 Controls Figure 17-14: Iconics About Box 4. Select the General tab. The information listed includes version, copyright, etc.
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