Simplified Operation with SIMATIC HMI Panels

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1 Application Example 10/2016 with SIMATIC HMI Panels WinCC V13 SP1

2 Warranty and Liability Warranty and Liability Note The Application Examples are not binding and do not claim to be complete regarding the circuits shown, equipping and any eventuality. The Application Examples do not represent customer-specific solutions. They are only intended to provide support for typical applications. You are responsible for ensuring that the described products are used correctly. These Application Examples do not relieve you of the responsibility to use safe practices in application, installation, operation and maintenance. When using these Application Examples, you recognize that we cannot be made liable for any damage/claims beyond the liability clause described. We reserve the right to make changes to these Application Examples at any time without prior notice. If there are any deviations between the recommendations provided in these Application Examples and other Siemens publications e.g. Catalogs the contents of the other documents have priority. We do not accept any liability for the information contained in this document. Any claims against us based on whatever legal reason resulting from the use of the examples, information, programs, engineering and performance data etc., described in this Application Example shall be excluded. Such an exclusion shall not apply in the case of mandatory liability, e.g. under the German Product Liability Act ( Produkthaftungsgesetz ), in case of intent, gross negligence, or injury of life, body or health, guarantee for the quality of a product, fraudulent concealment of a deficiency or breach of a condition which goes to the root of the contract ( wesentliche Vertragspflichten ). The damages for a breach of a substantial contractual obligation are, however, limited to the foreseeable damage, typical for the type of contract, except in the event of intent or gross negligence or injury to life, body or health. The above provisions do not imply a change of the burden of proof to your detriment. Any form of duplication or distribution of these Application Examples or excerpts hereof is prohibited without the expressed consent of Siemens AG. Security information Siemens provides products and solutions with industrial security functions that support the secure operation of plants, systems, machines and networks. To protect plants, systems, machines and networks against cyber threats, it is necessary to implement (and continuously maintain) a holistic, state-of-the-art industrial security concept. Products and solutions from Siemens are only one part of such a concept. The customer is responsible for preventing unauthorized access to the customer s plants, systems, machines and networks. Systems, machines and components should be connected to the company network or the Internet only if and to the extent necessary and if appropriate protective action (e.g., use of firewalls and network segmentation) was taken. In addition, Siemens recommendations regarding appropriate protective action should be followed. For more information about industrial security, visit Siemens products and solutions undergo continuous development to make them even more secure. Siemens strongly recommends to perform updates as they become available and use only the latest product versions. Using versions that are out of date or no longer supported can increase the risk of cyber threats. To stay informed about product updates as they occur, subscribe to the Siemens Industrial Security RSS feed at Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/2016 2

3 Table of Contents Table of Contents Warranty and Liability On-Screen Keyboards Solution Description Hardware and software components Configuration Integrating on-screen keyboards into your configuration Notes, tips and tricks Operation Home Button Solution Description Hardware and software components Configuration Operation Screensaver Solution Description Hardware and software components Configuration Solution without a controller Solution with a controller Operation Check Box/Radio Box Solution Description Hardware and software components Configuration Operation Moving Pop-Up Screens Solution Description Hardware and software components Configuration Operation Info / Settings Page Solution Description Hardware and software components Configuration Operation Segmented Control Solution Description Hardware and software components Configuration Operation Machine Maintenance Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/2016 3

4 Table of Contents 8.1 Solution Description Hardware and software components Configuration Operation Links & Literature History Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/2016 4

5 1 On-Screen Keyboards 1.1 Solution 1 On-Screen Keyboards 1.1 Solution Description The default on-screen keyboard on operator panels cannot be resized and only one keyboard layout (English) is available. With the aid of faceplates, you can create your own keyboards that can be customized to meet your space and language requirements. In this entry, you can download the following on-screen keyboards: Keyboard_Char: QWERTY keyboard Keyboard_Num: Keyboard for entering numbers Keyboard_Kyr: Keyboard for entering Cyrillic strings Keyboard_AZERTY: AZERTY keyboard Keyboard_Lang: Language-dependent keyboard (QWERTZ for Runtime language German, QWERTY for other Runtime languages) Figure Hardware and software components This application example is valid for WinCC (TIA Portal) V13 SP1 or higher Comfort Panels,2 nd -generation Mobile Panels, WinCC Runtime Advanced The application example was created with WinCC Comfort V13 SP1. A TP900 Comfort Panel was used as an operator panel. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/2016 5

6 1 On-Screen Keyboards 1.2 Configuration 1.2 Configuration Integrating on-screen keyboards into your configuration Table Download the _Keyboard.zip library and unzip the file. 2. Open your WinCC (TIA Portal) configuration. In the Libraries task card, open the Global libraries palette. 3. Click the second icon from the left to open a global library. 4. Select the LHmiOper.al13 file and use the Open button to open the library. 5. Open your start screen. In Properties > Events > Loaded, insert the SetScreenKeyboardMode function and in Mode, select Off. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/2016 6

7 1 On-Screen Keyboards 1.2 Configuration 6. Open the Master copies > Keyboards folder of the LHmiOper library. Use drag and drop to move the TagTable_Keyboard tag table to the HMI tags folder. Use drag and drop to move one of the pop-up screens (e.g., Num_Keyboard ) to the Screen Management > Pop-up Screens folder. Use drag and drop to move the appropriate scripts (e.g., Num_KeyboardOpen and Num_KeyboardClose ) to the VB scripts folder. 7. Select an I/O field for which you want to use the on-screen keyboard. Copy the name of the tag displayed in this I/O field. 8. In Events > Activate, paste the xx_keyboardopen event. In the TagName row, select String and paste the copied name of the tag. 9. If necessary, adjust the position where the on-screen keyboard is opened in the xx_keyboardopen script. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/2016 7

8 1 On-Screen Keyboards 1.2 Configuration Notes, tips and tricks Style settings The keyboards can be easily customized to your existing style. A number of prepared examples are available in the WinCC Dark (Keyboard) style in the Types > Keyboard folder of the LHmiOper library. Drag the style from the library to the project library and activate it in Common data > Styles. The style elements are defined at the block interface in the Style area. Figure 1-2 Note For basics and related information on using, editing and creating styles, please refer to SIMATIC HMI Control Panels Innovative Design and Operation. The entry is available at the following link: On-screen keyboard in dialogs With the customizable on-screen keyboard, hidden input is not possible. Therefore, the WinCC default on-screen keyboard must be used for system dialogs (e.g., Login). Table Copy the Script_Systemdialogue scripts from the library to the VB scripts folder. 2. Copy the Task_OpenDialogue and Task_CloseDialogue tasks to the scheduler. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/2016 8

9 1 On-Screen Keyboards 1.2 Configuration Decimal symbol In the Regional Settings of the panel/pc, you define which character will be used as the decimal symbol. On the panel, you will find this setting in the Control Panel, Regional Settings > Number > Decimal symbol. Figure 1-3 On the PC, you will find this setting in the Control Panel, Region and Language > Formats > Additional settings > Digit grouping symbol. For the Comma tag in the TagTable_Keyboard tag table, set the start value to 1 if you are using the comma (,) as the separator or set it to 0 if you are using the period (.). Figure 1-4 Data types For the on-screen keyboard with Cyrillic characters, use a Unicode-capable data type (e.g., WString). Language-dependent keyboard The set language is checked when opening the Lang_Keyboard keyboard. Therefore, change the language when the keyboard is closed or reopen the keyboard after a language change. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/2016 9

10 1 On-Screen Keyboards 1.3 Operation 1.3 Operation Table Open the _ExampleProject that you can download from the download page of this entry. ( 2. Download the TP900 configuration to your operator panel. 3. Open the right-hand slide-in screen and click the Simplified operation button. Use the associated I/O field to open the keyboard. 4. Enter a value. The Current Value field displays the value the I/O field had before you entered your value. ESC allows you to close the on-screen keyboard without overwriting this value. Enter confirms your entry. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

11 2 Home Button 2.1 Solution 2 Home Button 2.1 Solution Description The Home button allows intuitive operation similar to that of your smartphone or tablet. A short click on the button opens the start screen; a long click opens a menu that allows you to open different tools. Figure Hardware and software components This application example is valid for WinCC / STEP 7 (TIA Portal) V13 SP1 or higher Comfort Panels,2 nd -generation Mobile Panels, WinCC Runtime Advanced S The application example was created with STEP 7 / WinCC V13 SP1. A TP900 Comfort Panel was used as an operator panel and an S PN was used as a controller. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

12 2 Home Button 2.2 Configuration 2.2 Configuration Table Download the LHmiOper.zip library and unzip the file. 2. Open your WinCC (TIA Portal) configuration. In the Libraries task card, open the Global libraries palette. 3. Click the second icon from the left to open a global library. 4. Select the LHmiOper.al13 file and use the Open button to open the library. 5. Open the Master copies > Homebutton folder of the library. Drag the scripts, the pop-up screen and the tag table to the appropriate operator panel folders. Drag the Homebutton_GraphicIOField and the Homebutton_Button to your master copy. 6. Drag the LHmiOper_CommDB data block to the Program blocks folder of your controller. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

13 2 Home Button 2.3 Operation 7. Open the Types folder of the library. Drag the LHmiOper_HomebuttonFB function block to the Program blocks folder of your controller. Call the FB in your user program. Interconnect the inputs and outputs with the appropriate tags of the communication DB. At the delay input, define after which time you want the Home button to distinguish between long and short pressing. 8. In the HomebuttonPressedLong or HomebuttonPressedShort script, customize the event that is executed for a long or short click on the button. 2.3 Operation Table Open the _ExampleProject that you can download from the download page of this entry ( Download the TP900 configuration to your operator panel. 2. Open the right-hand slide-in screen and click any button (except Start and Support). 3. Short-press (less than 750ms) the Home button in the bottom part of the screen to open the start screen or long-press it to open the pop-up window with several tools. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

14 3 Screensaver 3.1 Solution 3 Screensaver 3.1 Solution Description Use a screensaver to save the screen of the SIMATIC HMI Panels. The screensavers included in this application example allow you to use a custom image (e.g., your company logo) as a screensaver. Dimming the screen brightness additionally saves the SIMATIC HMI Panel. Figure 3-1 This application example describes two ways of implementing the screensaver. 1. Solution without a controller The screensaver is activated if the screen has not changed for longer than a specific configurable time (minimum: 1 minute). If the operator uses the panel without changing the screen, the screensaver is nevertheless activated. 2. Solution with a controller The screensaver is activated if no operation has been performed on the operator panel for longer than a specific configurable time. This solution evaluates both the active screen and the active object so that the screensaver is activated only if no operation is performed. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

15 3 Screensaver 3.2 Configuration Hardware and software components Solution without a controller This application example is valid for WinCC / STEP 7 (TIA Portal) V13 SP1 or higher Comfort Panels,2 nd -generation Mobile Panels, WinCC Runtime Advanced The application example was created with WinCC V13 SP1 Update 6. A TP900 Comfort Panel was used as an operator panel. Solution with a controller This application example is valid for WinCC / STEP 7 (TIA Portal) V13 SP1 or higher Basic Panels, Comfort Panels,2 nd -generation Mobile Panels, WinCC Runtime Advanced S7-1200/1500 The application example was created with STEP 7 / WinCC V13 SP1. A TP900 Comfort Panel was used as an operator panel and an S PN was used as a controller. 3.2 Configuration Solution without a controller Table Download the LHmiOper.zip library and unzip the file. 2. Open your WinCC (TIA Portal) configuration. In the Libraries task card, open the Global libraries palette. 3. Click the second icon from the left to open a global library. 4. Select the LHmiOper.al13 file and use the Open button to open the library. 5. Open the Master copies > Screensaver > Internal folder of the library. Copy the screen, the tag table, the script and the tasks to the appropriate operator panel folders. 6. Open the ScreensaverInternal script. In line 3, set after how many minutes you want the screensaver to be activated (in Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

16 3 Screensaver 3.2 Configuration the example: 5 minutes) Solution with a controller Table Download the LHmiOper.zip library and unzip the file to the Global libraries project directory. 2. Open your WinCC (TIA Portal) configuration. In the Libraries task card, open the Global libraries palette. 3. Click the second icon from the left to open a global library. 4. Select the LHmiOper.al13 file and use the Open button to open the library. 5. Open the Master copies > Screensaver > External folder of the library. Copy the screen, the task and the tag table to the appropriate operator panel folders. 6. Open the start screen of the operator panel. In Loaded, insert the SetTag system function. Select the HMI_screensaverPanelActive tag and set it to 1. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

17 3 Screensaver 3.2 Configuration 7. Copy the LHmiOper_ScreensaverComDB DB to the block folder of your controller. 8. Open the Connections editor of the operator panel. In Area pointer > Screen number, select the HMI.screensaverAreaPointer tag. 9. Open the Types > ScreensaverExternal folder of the library. Copy the blocks to your controller. Call the LHmiOper_CheckPanelActivity block in your control program. Interconnect the inputs and outputs with the appropriate tags of the data block. At the delaytime input, define the time after which you want the screensaver to be activated. At the xpositionmax and ypositionmax inputs, define the maximum x or y coordinate of the logo within the screensaver image. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

18 3 Screensaver 3.3 Operation 3.3 Operation Table Open the _ExampleProject that you can download from the download page of this entry. ( Download the TP900 configuration to your operator panel. Download the control program to your controller. 2. Open the right-hand slide-in screen on the operator panel and click the Simplified operation button. 3. Click the Test Screensaver button to test the screensaver. 4. Tap the screen to activate the previous screen. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

19 4 Check Box/Radio Box 4.1 Solution 4 Check Box/Radio Box 4.1 Solution Description The standard scope of supply of WinCC (TIA Portal) includes check boxes and radio boxes only for WinCC Runtime Professional. However, the faceplates included in this example enable you to use the check box/radio box function. Figure Hardware and software components This application example is valid for WinCC / STEP 7 (TIA Portal) V13 SP1 or higher Comfort Panels,2 nd -generation Mobile Panels, WinCC Runtime Advanced The application example was created with WinCC V13 SP1. A TP900 Comfort Panel was used as an operator panel. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

20 4 Check Box/Radio Box 4.2 Configuration 4.2 Configuration Table Download the LHmiOper.zip library and unzip the file. 2. Open your WinCC (TIA Portal) configuration. In the Libraries task card, open the Global libraries palette. 3. Click the second icon from the left to open a global library. 4. Select the LHmiOper.al13 file and use the Open button to open the library. 5. Open the Types > CheckBox/RadioBox folder of the library. Copy one of the items, CheckBox or RadioBox, to your screen. 6. Open the faceplate s interface. Dynamize the Box and WordVar properties with tags. Use the Box property to define the number of check boxes or radio boxes to be displayed (maximum: 8). Use the WordVar property to read during runtime which check boxes or radio boxes are checked/selected. The Text_x properties allow you to write text next to the check boxes or radio boxes. The faceplate of the radio boxes additionally contains the Background_color property. It allows you to match the background color of the radio boxes to the point of use. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

21 4 Check Box/Radio Box 4.2 Configuration Note Unlike a classic radio box where one option is always active, this radio box allows the user to deselect all options. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

22 4 Check Box/Radio Box 4.3 Operation 4.3 Operation Table Open the _ExampleProject that you can download from the download page of this entry ( Download the TP900 configuration to your operator panel. 2. Open the right-hand slide-in screen and click the Simplified operation button. 3. Click the Check-/Radiobox button to open the pop-up window. 4. In the : fields, you can define how many check boxes or radio boxes will be displayed. The Val.: fields display the current selection. 5. Use Cancel to close the window. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

23 5 Moving Pop-Up Screens 5.1 Solution 5 Moving Pop-Up Screens 5.1 Solution Description Since WinCC V13 SP1, you can use pop-up screens when configuring advanced HMIs. This allows you, for example, to display notes regardless of the currently open screen. You can also move process variables that are required only when requested by the operator to a different location, which saves performance. This application example allows you to expand the functional scope of your pop-up screens. The operator can move the pop-up screens during runtime so that control objects in the background become visible. Figure Hardware and software components This application example is valid for WinCC (TIA Portal) V13 SP1 or higher Comfort Panels,2 nd -generation Mobile Panels, WinCC Runtime Advanced The application example was created with WinCC Comfort V13 SP1. A TP900 Comfort Panel was used as an operator panel. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

24 5 Moving Pop-Up Screens 5.2 Configuration 5.2 Configuration Table Download the LHmiOper.zip library and unzip the file. 2. Open your WinCC (TIA Portal) configuration. In the Libraries task card, open the Global libraries palette. 3. Click the second icon from the left to open a global library. 4. Select the LHmiOper.al13 file and use the Open button to open the library. 5. Open the Master copies > PositionPopUp folder. Copy the pop-up screen, the script and the tag table to your operator panel. 6. Open the script. Set the values for maxheight and maxwidth based on the display size of the operator panel you are using. 7. In line 58 and the following lines, change the pop-up screen names to your pop-up screen names. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

25 5 Moving Pop-Up Screens 5.2 Configuration If you are using less pop-up screens than included in the script, delete unneeded lines. If you are using more pop-up screens, insert a case statement with the next higher value for each pop-up screen. 8. Open a pop-up screen you want to move during runtime. Insert the button from the library into the pop-up screen. 9. Open the Properties > Events tab of the button. 10. In the SetTag system function, change the value of the selpopup tag to the value you have used in the script in the case statement for the respective pop-up screen. 11. In the SetTag system function, change the value of the popupwidth and popupheight tags to the width and height of your pop-up screen. The values can be found in the pop-up screen properties in Layout. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

26 5 Moving Pop-Up Screens 5.3 Operation 5.3 Operation Table Open the _ExampleProject that you can download from the download page of this entry. ( 2. Download the TP900 configuration to your operator panel. 3. Open the right-hand slide-in screen on the operator panel and click a button, for example Time Functions. 4. Open one of the pop-up windows, for example Alarm. 5. Click the button in the top right corner of the pop-up screen. 6. Select the position to which you want to move the pop-up screen. 7. The pop-up screen appears at the selected location in the screen. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

27 6 Info / Settings Page 6.1 Solution 6 Info / Settings Page 6.1 Solution Description The Info / Settings pages provide the user with an overview of important Device, Runtime and Storage information and settings. Figure Hardware and software components This application example is valid for WinCC (TIA Portal) V13 SP1 or higher Comfort Panels,2 nd -generation Mobile Panels The application example was created with WinCC Comfort V13 SP1. A TP900 Comfort Panel was used as an operator panel. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

28 6 Info / Settings Page 6.2 Configuration 6.2 Configuration Table Download the LHmiOper.zip library and unzip the file. 2. Open your WinCC (TIA Portal) configuration. In the Libraries task card, open the Global libraries palette. 3. Click the second icon from the left to open a global library. 4. Select the LHmiOper.al13 file and use the Open button to open the library. 5. Open the Master copies > InfoSettings folder of the library. Copy the pop-up screens, the tag table and the scripts to the appropriate operator panel folders. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

29 6 Info / Settings Page 6.3 Operation 6.3 Operation Table Open the _ExampleProject that you can download from the download page of this entry. 2. Download the TP900 configuration to your operator panel. 3. Open the right-hand slide-in screen and click the Simplified operation button. 4. Click the Info/Settings button. 5. Wait until the pop-up window is fully loaded. During this process, the Command Prompt window opens up to four times. 6. The Device settings page displays device information such as the IP address and allows you to change device settings, for example the screen brightness. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

30 6 Info / Settings Page 6.3 Operation 7. Click the Runtime button to open the appropriate settings page. It displays Runtime information such as the firmware version and allows you to change, for example, the Runtime language. 8. Click the Storage button to open the appropriate settings page. It displays the connected external storage media and the free space available in the respective paths. 9. The Remove USB / Remove SD button allows you to safely remove the storage medium. When the device has been successfully removed, a message is displayed on the screen. 10. Select the Cancel button to close the pop-up window. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

31 7 Segmented Control 7.1 Solution 7 Segmented Control 7.1 Solution Description A segmented control allows you to specify values quickly and clearly. In addition, the possible values are defined in advance; therefore, operator errors can be ruled out. This application example provides you with four different faceplates for panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced: Segment_6 / Segment_11: Fixed input of a value between 0 and 100 in steps of 10 or 20. The label and display can be changed via the block s interface. Figure 7-1 Segment_MinMax_6 / Segment_MinMax_11: Variable input of a value in equidistant steps of 6 or 11 between a minimum and a maximum value (can be set during runtime). The display can be changed via the block s interface. Figure 7-2 Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

32 7 Segmented Control 7.1 Solution For WinCC Runtime Professional, a screen window is available to you. It allows you to specify both the number of steps (maximum of 30) and the minimum and maximum value. The values and button labels are calculated in equidistant steps. A user-defined data type is used for connecting. Use the tag prefix of the screen window to define which tag you want to modify. Figure Hardware and software components This application example is valid for WinCC (TIA Portal) V13 SP1 or higher Comfort Panels,2 nd -generation Mobile Panels, WinCC Runtime Advanced WinCC Runtime Professional The application example was created with WinCC Comfort V13 SP1. A TP900 Comfort Panel was used as an operator panel. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

33 7 Segmented Control 7.2 Configuration 7.2 Configuration Table Download the LHmiOper.zip library (panels and WinCC Runtime Advanced) or the LProOper.zip library (WinCC Runtime Professional) and unzip the file. 2. Open your WinCC (TIA Portal) configuration. In the Libraries task card, open the Global libraries palette. 3. Click the second icon from the left to open a global library. 4. Select the LHmiOper.al13 or LProOper.al13 file and use the Open button to open the library. 5. Open the Master copies > SegmentedControl folder of the library. Drag the items to the appropriate operator panel folders. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

34 7 Segmented Control 7.2 Configuration 6. SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced Open the Types > SegmentedControl folder of the library. Drag the block you want to use to your screen (description: see Chapter Description). 7. SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced Open the screen into which you have inserted the faceplate. Click the faceplate and open Properties > Interface. For the Segment_11 / Segment_6 faceplate, in Values > Tag_Result, select the tag whose values you want to specify. For the Segment_MinMax_6 / Segment_MinMax_11 faceplate, in Values > Tag_Result, select the tag whose value you want to specify. In Values > Min and Values > Max, select the tags you use to set the minimum and maximum value. Note: These values can only be specified during runtime. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

35 7 Segmented Control 7.2 Configuration 8. SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced The Design interface allows you to set the display color. Use Color_ON and Textcolor_ON to set the color of the currently selected value. Use Color_OFF and Textcolor_OFF to set the color of the deselected values. 9. SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced For the Segment_6 and Segment_11 faceplates, the Label interface allows you set the label of the individual segments. The segments of the Segment_MinMax_6 and Segment_MinMax_11 faceplates are automatically labeled with the calculated value. 10. WinCC Runtime Professional Drag Operation Screenwindow, Operation Toolbar, Operation Configuration and Operation Tag from the library to your project. Alternatively, configure a separate screen window where you open the SegmentedControl screen. Please note that this may require more steps (e.g., customizing the screen window name in scripts). Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

36 7 Segmented Control 7.3 Operation 7.3 Operation Table Open the _ExampleProject or _ExampleProject_Professional that you can download from the download page of this entry. ( 2. Download the TP900 or Toolbox configuration to your operator panel. 3. SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced Open the right-hand slide-in screen on the operator panel and click the Simplified operation button. Click the Segmented Control button. WinCC Runtime Professional Click the Simplified operation button. Use the Segmented Control button to open the screen. 4. SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced Enter values in the Minimum and Maximum I/O fields. The display is automatically refreshed. Click a field to specify the tag value. Note: The current tag value of an internal tag is selected only if you modify it directly using the faceplate. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

37 7 Segmented Control 7.3 Operation 5. SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced Click the Fixed division button. Click a field to specify the tag value. 6. WinCC Runtime Professional In the Number of fields I/O field, enter the number of fields into which you want to divide the control. In the Minimum and Maximum I/O fields, enter the limits between which the values should be specified. Click the Apply button to apply the settings. Click a field to specify the tag value. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

38 8 Machine Maintenance 8.1 Solution 8 Machine Maintenance 8.1 Solution Description The tool allows you to plan, execute and document the maintenance of your machine. You define the tasks and the interval during runtime and the operator is automatically reminded of maintenance and can enter the results directly in the operator panel. When maintenance is complete, a log will be output for documentation. Figure Hardware and software components This application example is valid for WinCC (TIA Portal) V13 SP1 or higher Comfort Panels,2 nd -generation Mobile Panels, WinCC Runtime Advanced WinCC Runtime Professional The application example was created with WinCC V13 SP1. A TP900 Comfort Panel was used as an operator panel. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

39 8 Machine Maintenance 8.2 Configuration 8.2 Configuration Table Download the LHmiOper.zip library (panels and WinCC Runtime Advanced) or the LProOper.zip library (WinCC Runtime Professional) and unzip the file. 2. Open your WinCC (TIA Portal) configuration. In the Libraries task card, open the Global libraries palette. 3. Click the second icon from the left to open a global library. 4. Select the LHmiOper.al13 or LProOper.al13 file and use the Open button to open the library. 5. Open the Master copies > MachineMaintenance folder of the library. Drag the items to the appropriate folders of your operator panel. 6. SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced Use the CE tag to set whether you are using a Windows CE panel or a Windows PC. If you are using a panel, set the tag s start value to SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced Drag the Pop Up Maintenance Setup pop-up screen to one of your screens. TIA Portal creates a button that allows you to open the screen during runtime. WinCC Runtime Professional Drag Operation Screenwindow, Operation Toolbar, Operation Configuration and LProTime_Tag from the library to your project. Alternatively, configure a separate screen window where you open the Maintenance Setup screen. Please note that this may require more steps (e.g., customizing the screen window name in scripts). Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

40 8 Machine Maintenance 8.3 Operation 8.3 Operation Table Open the _ExampleProject or _ExampleProject_Professional that you can download from the download page of this entry. ( 2. Download the TP900 or Toolbox configuration to your operator panel. 3. SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced Set whether you are using a Comfort or Mobile Panel or a PC with WinCC Runtime Advanced. 4. SIMATIC Panels / WinCC Runtime Advanced Open the right-hand slide-in screen on the operator panel and click the Simplified operation button. Click the Plan maintenance button. WinCC Runtime Professional Click the Simplified operation button. Click the Plan maintenance button. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

41 8 Machine Maintenance 8.3 Operation 5. Click the Configure schedule button to specify when the respective intervals are due. Please note that the settings (except the time) apply only to the tasks added after this action. Select the Apply button to confirm your settings. 6. Enter a task and set the interval. Click the + button. 7. The + button allows you to delete tasks. Note: Existing tasks cannot be edited. Delete the task and create a new task. 8. Click the <<, <, > and >> buttons to display the next or previous tasks. 9. Select the Apply button to close the pop-up window. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

42 8 Machine Maintenance 8.3 Operation 10. Click the Machine maintenance or Execute maintenance button. 11. If no maintenance is currently due, Next maintenance at date is displayed. The Apply button in the bottom corner of the screen allows you to close the window. 12. On the day of maintenance, a message appears at the set time that informs the operator of the upcoming maintenance. You can shift the message by one hour up to five times. To do this, click the Shift button. 13. Click the Maintenance button to execute maintenance. Alternatively, you can start maintenance on the day of maintenance at any time using the Machine maintenance button (see Step 10). 14. If you are not logged in, log in using the button. 15. The due tasks are displayed. In the symbolic I/O field, set the result (OK/NOK) and enter a comment, if necessary. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

43 8 Machine Maintenance 8.3 Operation 16. When you have completed all tasks, click the Apply button. The Report_Maintenance log is printed. If more tasks are due, these tasks will be loaded; otherwise, the pop-up window will be closed. Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/

44 9 Links & Literature 9 Links & Literature Table 9-1 Topic \1\ Siemens Industry Online Support \2\ Download page of the entry \3\ SIMATIC HMI Control Panels - Innovative Design and Operation 10 History Table 10-1 Version Date Modifications V1.0 02/2016 First version V1.1 03/2016 New: Info / Settings page, Cyrillic on-screen keyboard V1.1 06/2016 More on-screen keyboards V1.2 10/2016 New: Segmented Control, Machine Maintenance Tools for Runtime Professional added Entry ID: , V1.2, 10/