Diagram Builder Manual_20111004

SEL ACSELERATOR Diagram Builder User’s Guide Date Code 20111004

ACSELERATOR Diagram Builder User’s Guide

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Table of Contents 1 Overview of Diagram Builder ................................................................................................................ 5

2 Getting Started ..................................................................................................................................... 5

2.1 Installing Diagram Builder .............................................................................................................. 5

2.2 Upgrading an Existing SEL-3530 RTAC ............................................................................................ 5

2.3 Licensing Diagram Builder .............................................................................................................. 5

2.4 SEL HMI Updates ........................................................................................................................... 5

2.5 Where to Begin .............................................................................................................................. 6

2.5.1 HMI Tags ................................................................................................................................. 7

Device Tags .................................................................................................................................. 7

Virtual Tags .................................................................................................................................. 8

Importing Tags ............................................................................................................................. 9

2.6 Working With the Diagram .......................................................................................................... 11

2.6.1 Placing Tags Onto the Diagram .............................................................................................. 11

2.6.2 Placing Objects on the Diagram ............................................................................................. 12

2.6.3 Object Order ......................................................................................................................... 12

2.6.4 Alignment, Spacing, and Arrangement Tools ......................................................................... 12

2.6.5 Settings ................................................................................................................................. 13

Diagram Settings ........................................................................................................................ 13

2.6.6 Setting the Default Diagram .................................................................................................. 16

Application Settings ................................................................................................................... 17

Search ........................................................................................................................................ 21

Select ......................................................................................................................................... 23

Preview of Control Conditions .................................................................................................... 24

Quality Symbol........................................................................................................................... 24

Locked Condition for Controls .................................................................................................... 25

Log File Viewer ........................................................................................................................... 26

Manage Projects ........................................................................................................................ 27

Web Browser Specifications and Settings ................................................................................... 29

3 Navigation .......................................................................................................................................... 31

3.1 Control Dock ................................................................................................................................ 31

3.1.1 Selecting Tags ....................................................................................................................... 31

3.2 Control Dock in Runtime .............................................................................................................. 32

3.3 Annunciator Tiles ......................................................................................................................... 33

3.4 Navigation Pane ........................................................................................................................... 34

3.5 Trend Designer for Static Trends .................................................................................................. 35

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Date Code 20111004 SEL ACSELERATOR Diagram Builder User’s Guide

3.6 Dynamic Trend Design at Runtime ............................................................................................... 40

4 Toolbox .............................................................................................................................................. 42

4.1 Common ...................................................................................................................................... 42

4.1.1 LABEL .................................................................................................................................... 42

4.1.2 Group Box ............................................................................................................................. 45

4.1.3 Image .................................................................................................................................... 47

4.1.4 Shape .................................................................................................................................... 49

Rectangle ................................................................................................................................... 50

Arc ............................................................................................................................................. 52

Arrow ........................................................................................................................................ 55

Circle ......................................................................................................................................... 57

Hexagon .................................................................................................................................... 59

Pentagon ................................................................................................................................... 61

Ring ........................................................................................................................................... 63

Star ............................................................................................................................................ 66

Triangle...................................................................................................................................... 68

Boolean Tag Assignment for the Shape Object ........................................................................... 70

Analog Tag Assignment for the Shape Object ............................................................................. 72

4.2 Gauges......................................................................................................................................... 75

4.2.1 Phase Angle Gauge ................................................................................................................ 75

4.3 Substation ................................................................................................................................... 84

4.3.1 Controls ................................................................................................................................ 84

Analog Output Control ............................................................................................................... 84

Breaker Bit Output Control ........................................................................................................ 88

DNP Binary Output Control ........................................................................................................ 91

Input/Output Control ................................................................................................................. 94

Integer Output Control .............................................................................................................. 98

LED Control .............................................................................................................................. 103

Mirrored Bit Output Control .................................................................................................... 105

Modbus Coil Output Control .................................................................................................... 109

Remote Bit Output Control ...................................................................................................... 112

4.3.2 Labels.................................................................................................................................. 116

Binary Counter Label ................................................................................................................ 116

Complex Metering Label .......................................................................................................... 120

Integer Status Label ................................................................................................................. 125

Metering Label ......................................................................................................................... 130

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Status Label ............................................................................................................................. 135

String Data Label ...................................................................................................................... 138

4.3.3 Substation Symbols ............................................................................................................. 140

Generator ................................................................................................................................ 140

Ground .................................................................................................................................... 141

Reactor .................................................................................................................................... 142

Regulator ................................................................................................................................. 144

Transformer ............................................................................................................................. 145

4.3.4 Miscellaneous Substation Objects ....................................................................................... 146

Annunciator Tile ...................................................................................................................... 146

Breaker .................................................................................................................................... 150

Capacitor Bank ......................................................................................................................... 153

Conductor ................................................................................................................................ 155

Disconnect Switch .................................................................................................................... 157

Input Led ................................................................................................................................. 158

Data Source ............................................................................................................................. 159

Trend Control........................................................................................................................... 163

5 Appendix – Application Examples ..................................................................................................... 168

5.1 Building an HMI ......................................................................................................................... 168

5.2 Building Front-Panel Faceplates ................................................................................................. 171

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1 Overview of Diagram Builder

The Diagram Builder is the HMI development software for the SEL-3530 Real Time Automation Controller (RTAC).

2 Getting Started

2.1 Installing Diagram Builder

If you purchased the SEL-3530 with an HMI the Diagram Builder installation disk accompanied the device. You can obtain a copy of the Diagram Builder software from your local SEL representative.

1. Insert the CD or double-click the setup file and follow the automatic install directions.

2. When the install prompts for an LAC, leave the default NA and complete the installation.

To license the diagram builder software, follow the directions in Licensing Diagram Builder.

2.2 Upgrading an Existing SEL-3530 RTAC

To perform an HMI upgrade of an existing SEL-3530 RTAC, do the following:

Note: Completing the following steps to perform a firmware upgrade causes erasure of the loaded RTAC project. You will need to resend the project after you have loaded firmware.

1. Obtain from your local SEL representative the HMI MOT upgrade file and the latest firmware file. The upgrade file will be a zipped file. Do not unzip it.

2. Open the ACSELERATOR RTAC SEL-5033 program, and click the logo at the upper left.

3. Select the Options button at the lower right.

4. Select Firmware Update from the menu.

5. Follow the prompts, and point the firmware update tool to the latest firmware available from SEL.

6. Send the file to the RTAC.

7. After you have sent the file to the RTAC, repeat the previous steps but point in Step 5 to the zipped MOT upgrade file.

2.3 Licensing Diagram Builder

After you install Diagram Builder, you will need a license to use the program.

1. Send the licenseinfo.txt file located in the default install directory C:\Program Files\SEL\AcSELerator\DiagramBuilder\bin to [email protected] to obtain a license file.

2. Place this license file in the same directory.

2.4 SEL HMI Updates

As we continue to improve our HMI software and capabilities, we will make available update files that you can receive easily on your RTAC without disrupting the RTAC’s existing firmware or projects.

1. With Diagram Builder open, select Tools > HMI Runtime Binary Upload Tool.

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2. Follow the prompts, and point the tool to the .bin file update you received from your local SEL representative.

2.5 Where to Begin

After you have loaded and licensed Diagram Builder, you can begin development.

3. With Diagram Builder open, select File > New > Project or press <Ctrl + N> from the keyboard to open a new project.

4. A diagram is a window that displays in the HMI. A base diagram requires a Data Source for the HMI to update statuses. Nothing will update without it. This should be the first object placed on the diagram.

5. When you create a new project, a diagram is immediately created and the Diagram Builder software prompts you to enter an IP address and a name. By default, the software uses this information to create a Data Source for placement on the new diagram. (For more information on the Data Source object, see Data Source.

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2.5.1 HMI Tags

You will need to first create an ACSELERATOR RTAC project file before working with Diagram Builder. Diagram Builder can display all enabled device tags for devices you have configured in the RTAC. It can also use virtual tags.

Device Tags

Device tags are tags that the ACSELERATOR RTAC software defines and enables within each of the device connections it configures within the RTAC.

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Virtual Tags

Virtual tags are tags within the RTAC that are not directly tied to any device or process. You can use all virtual tags in Diagram Builder and display these tags on the HMI. While no scripting engine exists within the Diagram Builder software, the RTAC has a very powerful one. Within the RTAC arithmetic features, you can perform comparisons, averages, and many more functions to device tags and load a result into a virtual tag. You can then use the virtual tag inside the Diagram Builder and display it on the HMI.

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Importing Tags

After you have completed an ACSELERATOR RTAC project, you can use the Diagram Builder to import all of the tags you defined in the project. There are two methods by which you can import the tags into Diagram Builder: obtain the tags from the project file or from the SEL-3530 RTAC itself. To start, click the Import Tags icon or select File > Import Tags.

Importing Tags Via Database

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Importing Tags Directly to the RTAC

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2.6 Working With the Diagram

After you have imported tags, started a new diagram, and a data source is on the diagram, you can begin developing the one-line diagram or process that you want to display on the HMI. There are two methods available for displaying the tags that you imported on the diagram: placing the tags directly on the diagram or placing objects on the diagram and then tying these objects to the tag.

2.6.1 Placing Tags Onto the Diagram

When you import tags into the project, they become available for use on the diagram.

1. Click the Tags button to the upper left of the Diagram Builder.

2. Find a tag and drag and drop it onto the diagram.

This tag will adopt the default tool for that tag type. See the following screenshot.

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2.6.2 Placing Objects on the Diagram

Another method is to use the Toolbox to drag pre-canned objects onto the diagram and then use the Tag Name property for each object to tie them to tags. See the following screenshots.

2.6.3 Object Order

Built within Diagram Builder are several object-layering tools that you can use to place objects behind or in front of other objects or controls. Access these tools via the toolbar.

2.6.4 Alignment, Spacing, and Arrangement Tools

There are many additional tools within the toolbar that you can use to organize the objects and adjust their appearance to obtain a more orderly and consistent look and feel for the HMI diagram.

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2.6.5 Settings

Diagram Settings

Use the Diagram Settings tool to configure the behavior and attributes of the diagram on which you are actively working. You can define here how the diagram’s title will appear in HMI, the font of the items on the diagram, background color , diagram size, and line color.

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General

• Diagram Title: The diagram title is the name of the diagram. This is the header of the diagram that displays when you view the HMI.

• Line Color and Line Width: These settings change the default behavior of the line drawing tool in Diagram Builder. Any new lines you draw will adopt the characteristics you define here.

Note: If you have selected Apply these line settings to any existing lines in this diagram, then all existing lines in the active diagram will adopt the characteristics you define here when you select the Update Diagram button.

Appearance

• Diagram Dimensions: These properties determine the default zoom level of the active diagram when you view it on the HMI. By setting these parameters correctly, you can view all items on the diagram with minimal wasted space.

Note: Selecting the Fit-to-Screen button while viewing the HMI will return the diagram to these parameters.

• Background Color: This setting selects the background color of the active diagram itself.

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Font

• Font Family: Changes the text font of items you place in the active diagram. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

• Font Size: Changes the size of the text of items you place in the active diagram.

• Font Style: Changes to italic the control text of items you place in the active diagram.

• Font Weight: Changes to bold the control text of items you place in the active diagram.

Note: If you have selected Apply these font settings to any existing controls in this diagram, then all existing controls and items in the active diagram will take the characteristics you define here when you select the Update Diagram button.

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2.6.6 Setting the Default Diagram

To set the primary diagram to open when you first view the HMI online, select it in the Project Navigation pane. Then right-click it and select Set As Default. The default diagram is the diagram that you view first upon opening the HMI.

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Application Settings

The Application Settings allow you to make such global changes to the project as background color, lines, font, appearance, grid spacing, and Diagram Builder behavior settings.

Appearance

• Diagram Dimensions: These properties are at the default zoom level of any new diagrams you view on the HMI. By setting these parameters correctly, you can display diagrams so that you view items with minimal wasted space.

Note: Selecting the Fit-to-Screen button while viewing the HMI returns the diagram to these parameters.

• Background Color: This setting selects the background color of the new diagram itself.

Note: If you have selected Apply these diagram size settings to all diagrams or Apply this diagram background color to all diagrams, then your selection of the Update App Settings button causes all existing diagrams in the project to adopt the characteristics you have defined here.

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Diagram Management

• Open All Diagrams: Upon opening a project, you can choose to have Diagram Builder open all diagrams in the project file.

• Automatically Create Diagram: Upon new project creation, you can choose to have Diagram Builder automatically add a new diagram to the project.

• Automatically Create a Data Source: Upon new diagram creation, you can choose to have Diagram Builder automatically add a Data Source.

• Maximum Diagram File Size: Sets the combined diagram’s size limit.

• Database Command Timeout: When Diagram Builder sends a Diagram Builder project to the RTAC database, there is a delay during which Diagram Builder waits for confirmation that the RTAC has received and recorded project information. Should the delay exceed this setting, the Diagram Builder terminates transmission of projects.

Note: For very large projects, you may have to adjust this setting for a longer delay. Under most conditions, the default setting should need no change.

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Grid

• Grid Color: The color of the grid that displays on diagrams while you are working in Diagram Builder.

• Grid Spacing: Sets the grid width/height spacing.

• Visibility: Allows you to display the grid on diagrams.

• Snap to Grid: When set to On, drawing objects snap to the closest grid lines.

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Lines

Line Color and Line Width: These settings change the default behavior of the line drawing tool in Diagram Builder. Any new lines you draw adopt the characteristics you define here.

Note: If you have selected Apply these line settings to all existing lines in all diagrams, then your selection of the Update App Settings button causes all lines in existing diagrams to assume the characteristics you define here.

General

Enable Autosave: By selecting Enable Autosave, you cause Diagram Builder to create project backup files with the extension .bak at the time interval you define in this setting. The original file remains unmodified until you choose to save via the file menu.

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Font

• Font Family: Sets the text font for items you place in diagrams. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

• Font Size: Sets the size of text for items you place in diagrams.

• Font Style: Sets the control text to italic for items you place in diagrams.

• Font Weight: Sets the control text to bold for items you place in diagrams.

Note: If you have selected Apply these font settings to all existing controls in all diagrams, then your selection of the Update App Settings button causes all existing controls and items in all the diagrams to assume the characteristics you define here.

Search

With the Diagram Builder Search utility, you can search a diagram for usage of text or controls. Through use of this utility, you can replace control descriptions and tags. Access this utility via the <Ctrl + F> hotkey or by selecting Edit > Find.

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Find Text

Use the Find Text feature to search for a particular usage of text within the current diagram, diagrams that are presently open, all diagrams, or just what you have selected on the diagram. You can expand your search to case sensitivity, exact word entry, or only certain properties of controls within the diagram.

Search In: By selecting Search In, you can select to only search in certain areas such as open diagrams, in the entire project, or just the presently active diagram.

Replace Text

The Replace Text feature is one of the most powerful tools within Diagram Builder. If, for example, you have developed several similar annunciator tiles that differ only in their child tag names and descriptions, the Replace Text tool can make quick work of assigning new tags and descriptions. In the form represented by the following screenshot, for example, you can replace the unique portion of the tag names with a single click.

• Search In: By selecting Search In, you can select to only replace objects in certain areas such as open diagrams, in the entire project, or in just the presently active diagram.

• Only Replace In: By selecting Only Replace In, you can choose to have replacement occur only in tag names, descriptions, or other properties.

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Find Controls

The Find Controls function lets you search for a particular control type you have used within the project. Enough flexibility exists within this function that you can choose to search only specific areas.

• Find Control Type: This drop-down search box populates with control types in use within the area you select with Search In.

• Search In: By selecting Search In, you can choose to only search in certain areas such as open diagrams, the entire project, or just the presently active diagram.

Select

Use the Select menu to make simultaneous changes to multiple objects or to simply select multiple objects to copy or delete.

Select All

Using the menu Select > Select All selects everything on the active diagram. You can also accomplish this through use of the <Ctrl + A> hotkey.

Select Lines

Use Select > Select Lines to select all lines on the active diagram.

Select Controls By Type

Through the use of Select > Select Control Type, you can select all controls by their type. This is particularly useful when you need to change a single property for all of the controls for the selected control type. For instance, you can use this tool to change the alarm color for all breakers at the same time.

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Preview of Control Conditions

After or during diagram development, you can choose to view how the diagram would display under certain conditions. On the toolbar, there are several selections available for previewing the diagram object’s conditions within Diagram Builder.

Quality Symbol

Every control has a quality label with which it is associated. If the assigned tag to the control or label has a bad quality condition, that quality indicator will appear on the HMI. For analog displays, this will appear as an exclamation point preceding the metering label. For all other displays, this indicator will appear as a yellow triangle with a red question mark. For an annunciator tile, any child object with bad quality or any assigned tag to the tile will cause a quality indication on the tile.

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Locked Condition for Controls

When the HMI is in read-only mode or the Always Authenticate property of the control object is set to True, the control object displays a lock. When you click the control, Diagram Builder displays a small username logon screen from which you must authenticate your user level before the program issues the control.

The control would also be locked if the Locked on Operator Blocked property is true. This property monitors the quality status of the assigned control tag. If this tag is of bad quality, the property locks and inhibits controls. You can ignore this quality error by clicking the control, authenticating the user level, and sending the control.

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Log File Viewer

The Log Viewer is a diagnostic tool that you can use to view the diagnostics log and quickly find and resolve issues that you discovered during development. You can access this tool through selection of Tools > Log File Viewer.

Log Viewer

The Log Viewer is a graphical user interface (GUI) from which you can view log file contents. Diagram Builder actively generates a log file during development. If issues occur, you can use this tool to diagnose problems.

Logger Settings

Through use of the Logger Settings tab, you can limit the file size of the log file. The log file rolls over when you exceed this threshold.

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Manage Projects

Use the Manage Projects utility to delete projects or download and upload projects from and to the RTAC. You can start the utility by selecting the quick link on the toolbar or by selecting File > Manage Projects.

Download From Device

To download the HMI files from the RTAC, perform the following:

1. Select the Manage Projects utility via the quick link on the toolbar or the File menu.

2. Select the Download From Device tab.

3. Choose the file location to which you want to save the HMI files.

4. Refresh the list of diagrams loaded onto the RTAC.

5. Select Download to complete the download from the RTAC to the computer.

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Upload to Device

Delete From Device

To delete projects that you have previously loaded on the RTAC, select the Delete From Device tab and do the following:

1. Select Refresh File List to populate the lower pane with all the projects presently on the RTAC.

2. Select the box next to each project you want to delete from the RTAC.

3. Select Delete to remove the projects you selected from the RTAC.

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Web Browser Specifications and Settings

The following table indicates compatibility of the ACSELERATOR RTAC HMI in use with various operating systems and browsers. Note that you must have Microsoft® Silverlight® 4 installed before you can use the ACSELERATOR RTAC HMI.

Compatible Operating Systems and Browsers

Operating Systems

Internet Explorer 9

Internet Explorer 8

Internet Explorer 7

Internet Explorer 6

Firefox 3+

Chrome 4+

Windows Vista

Windows 7

Windows Server 2008

Windows Server

2008 R2

Windows Server 2003, Windows XP

SP2, SP3

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To set your Internet browser to properly view the HMI, go to your Internet browser properties. Select Settings under Browsing history. Set the Temporary Internet Files and History settings according to the following screen shots.

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3 Navigation

3.1 Control Dock

The Control Dock provides additional means for showing detail related to a Breaker object. You can only use the Control Dock with the Breaker object. Diagram Builder applies tags to the Control Window section inside the device properties of the Breaker object. During runtime, you can hold down the Ctrl key while clicking the mouse on the Breaker object, to cause the Control Dock pane to open from the right side of the screen with all tags applied to the Control Window properties. (For additional information on Breaker properties, see Breaker.

Note: A breaker must have at least one binary output tag assigned to its Control Window property for the Control Dock to function in runtime.

3.1.1 Selecting Tags

Clicking the breaker in Diagram Builder will expose its properties in the properties pane. Assignment of the tags that display in the Control Dock during runtime occurs in the Control

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Window properties pane. At least one binary output must be assigned for the Control Dock to function.

3.2 Control Dock in Runtime

To open the Control Dock while using the HMI, simply hold down the Ctrl key and click with your mouse on the breaker. The Control Dock will expand from the right side to expose all live values for tags assigned in the Control Window properties.

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3.3 Annunciator Tiles

The primary purpose for annunciator tiles is to provide you additional detail for a specific area. For instance, you can place an Annunciator Tile above a breaker in Diagram Builder. Double-clicking the tile will open another diagram that you can fill with more comprehensive diagnostics and graphics related to that breaker. During runtime, you can double-click the tile in the HMI to open an additional detail screen for more information. The Annunciator Tile from the main diagram will also flash in alarm if any item in the child diagram goes into alarm or if its assigned tag goes into alarm. (For a detailed view of Annunciator Tile properties, see Annunciator Tile.

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3.4 Navigation Pane

The Navigation Pane is also available to you while you are in runtime. The Navigation Pane contains all of the diagrams, including the annunciator diagrams listed. Double-click on these diagrams to open them in the HMI. From this pane, you can display any project Static Trends by double-clicking them. You can use the Dynamic Trends category to develop user-specific trends.

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3.5 Trend Designer for Static Trends

Inside the project development of Diagram Builder is a feature to design static trends in the project. These are trends viewable by all clients but unconfigurable by users once you have loaded them into a project. From the Project Navigation pane inside Diagram Builder, right-click the Trend Groups header and select Create New.

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1. From the Controls pane, pull a Trend control onto the diagram.

2. From the Tags pane, pull a tag or several tags into the Trend control.

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q Container Background: Configures the bezel color around the Trend control.

w Height: Configures the height of the Trend control.

e No Data Message: The message that displays across the Trend control when there are no data to display.

r Plot Time Span: The total time span of the trend view.

t Show Legend: Configures whether to show data-to-color association under the Trend control.

y Trend Title: The title text that displays above the Trend control.

u Font Family: Changes the text font of axis scale. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

i Font Size: Changes the size of the axis scale text.

o Font Style: Changes the axis scale text to italic.

a Font Weight: Changes the axis scale text to bold.

s Trend Lines: Allows for the configuration of the trend line properties for each tag assigned to the trend.

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(a) Is Tooltip Enabled: Allows for the view of a tooltip while viewing on the HMI for

this trend line

(b) Line Color: Changes the trend line for the selected trend tag.

(c) Line Thickness: Sets the thickness of the trend line.

(d) Tag Name: The assigned tag to the trend line.

(e) Description: The description of the trend line.

d �Request Interval: How often to retrieve updates to the tags assigned to the Trend control.

f �X-Axis Title: The title to display for the X axis.

g �X-Axis Title Color: Changes the X-Axis title text color.

h �X-Axis Title Font Family: Changes the text font of the title. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

j �X-Axis Title Font Size: Changes the size of text.

k �X-Axis Title Font Style: Changes the title text to italic.

l �X-Axis Title Font Weight: Changes the title text to bold.

; �Y-Axis Auto Range: When set to true, the Y-Axis Max Value and the Y-Axis Min Value settings are ignored. The Trend control object takes the peak max and min Y values it has measured over the Plot Time Span interval to determine the scale on the Y axis.

2) �Y-Axis Max Value: Maximum value displayed on the Y axis.

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2! Y-Axis Min Value: Minimum value displayed on the Y axis.

2@ Y-Axis Title: The title to display for the Y axis.

2# Y-Axis Digits: Configures whether to show the major grid lines on the trend.

2$ Y-Axis Title Color: Changes the Y-Axis title text color.

2% Y-Axis Title Font Family: Changes the text font of the title. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

2^ Y-Axis Title Font Size: Changes the size of text.

2& Y-Axis Title Font Style: Changes the title text to italic.

2* Y-Axis Title Font Weight: Changes the title text to bold.

3.6 Dynamic Trend Design at Runtime

While viewing the project in runtime, users can create active trends to display data in which they are interested. A trend logs actively to a client computer as long as the HMI is running.

1. Use the button under the Dynamic Trends header to create a new trend.

2. In the next screen that displays, pull a new Trend control onto the Dynamic Trending Workplace and into a pane in which you want to place the trend.

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3. Drag a tag or group of tags from the Tags pane into the new trend.

4. Configure all the trend properties as provided under the Trend control object, and then

select Publish to HMI.

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4 Toolbox

4.1 Common

4.1.1 LABEL

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q Is Tooltip Visible: If this is set to True, the text you enter for the Tooltip property, u, will display above the Label object when you hover your mouse over the Label object in the HMI environment.

w Resizable: When this and Text Wrapping, y, are both set to True, you can select and resize the label to change where the wrap will start. Label width will always snap to the width of the text.

e Text: This is the text that the label shows on the diagram.

r Text Alignment: Use this property in conjunction with Text Wrapping, y, to align text.

Left Align Center Align Right Align

t Text Color: By selecting this property, you can change text color.

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y Text Wrapping: Setting Text Wrapping with Resizable, w, set to True allows you to select the edges of the Label object and force it to wrap the text in the label. There are three available selections.

a. Wrap: This property allows you to resize the label.

b. WrapWithOverflow: Use this property to force the wrap of text to whole words.

c. NoWrap:

u Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, q, is set to True, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the label while viewing the HMI.

i Font Family: Changes the text font of the label. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

o Font Size: Changes the size of text.

a Font Style: Changes the label text to italic.

s Font Weight: Changes the label text to bold.

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4.1.2 Group Box

The Group Box contains objects. Moving the Group Box moves all of the objects it contains.

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q Border Color: Select this property to change the border color of the Group Box.

w Header Color: By selecting this property, you can change the header text color.

e Header Text: This property sets the text title on the Group Box.

r Height: Changes the height of the Group Box.

t Width: Changes the width of the Group Box.

y Font Family: Changes the text font of the header text. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

u Font Size: Changes the size of the text.

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i Font Style: Changes the label text to italic.

o Font Weight: Changes the label text to bold.

4.1.3 Image

The Image object allows you to display images on the HMI. These images can be.png, .bmp, .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .tif, or .tiff files.

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q Border Color: Changes the border outline color of the Image object.

w Border Width: Changes the thickness of the border around the Image object.

e Height: Changes the height of the image. Displays current height.

r Image File: Allows for navigation to the .png, .bmp, .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .tif, or .tiff file you want to display in the HMI.

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t Is Tooltip Visible: Use this property to cause the text you entered in the Tooltip property, u, to display above the Image object when you hover your mouse over the Image object in the HMI environment.

y Resizable: By setting this property to True, you can use your mouse and drag the handles of an image or change the Height and Width properties to adjust image size.

u Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, t, is set to True, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the image while using the HMI.

i Width: Changes the width of the image. Displays current width.

4.1.4 Shape

The Shape object is a configurable object you can use to display one of the following: • Rectangle

• Arc

• Arrow

• Circle

• Hexagon

• Pentagon

• Ring

• Star

• Triangle

You can configure the Shape object fill style for display according to its Boolean or analog tag assignment.

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Rectangle

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q Border Color: Configures the border color of the shape.

w Border Dashed Width: When Dashed Border, t, is true, this property adjusts the length of each dash in the border.

e Border Width: Adjusts the thickness of the border.

r Corner Radius: Rounds the corners of the shape.

t Dashed Border: Causes the outline border of the Shape object to be a dashed line.

y Height: Adjusts the height of the rectangle.

u Interior Color: Configures the fill color of the rectangle.

i Is Tooltip Visible: When this property is true, the text you entered into the Tooltip property, s, displays above the Shape object when you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment..

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o Resizable: When you set this property to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of a shape or change the Height and Width properties to adjust shape size.

a Style: Changes the shape of the Shape object to one of the following: Arc, Arrow, Circle, Hexagon, Pentagon, Rectangle, Ring, Star, or Triangle.

s Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, i, is set to True, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the shape while using the HMI.

d Width: Adjusts the width of the rectangle.

1# Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

1$ Tag Name: Use this property to identify the tag you have assigned to display the fill style of the Shape object within the HMI environment. (Refer to Boolean or analog tag assignment for shape control.)

Arc

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w Border Dashed Width: When Dashed Border, r, is true, this property adjusts the length of each dash in the border.


r Dashed Border: Causes the outline border of the Shape object to be a dashed line.

t End Angle: End angle defines the end point curve radius.

y Height: Adjusts the height of the shape.

u Interior Color: Configures the fill color of the shape.

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i Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, f, will display above the Shape object.

o Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of a shape or change the Height and Width properties to adjust shape size.

a Ring Width: Adjusts the width of the arc.

s Start Angle: Defines the start point curve radius.

d Style: Changes the shape of the Shape object to one of the following: Arc, Arrow, Circle, Hexagon, Pentagon, Rectangle, Ring, Star, or Triangle.

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f Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, i, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the shape while using the HMI.

g Width: Adjusts the width of the shape.

h Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

j Tag Name: Use this property to identify the tag you have assigned to display the fill style of the Shape object within the HMI environment. (Refer to Boolean or analog tag assignment for shape control.)

Arrow

q Arrow Orientation: Configures the direction the arrow will point.

w Border Color: Configures the border color of the shape.

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e Border Dashed Width: When Dashed Border, t, is true, this property adjusts the length of each dash in the border.

r Border Width: Adjusts the thickness of the border.

t Dashed Border: Causes the outline border of the shape object to be a dashed line.

y Height: Adjusts the height of the shape.

u Interior Color: Configures the fill color of the shape.

i Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, s, displays above the Shape object.

o Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use your mouse and drag the handles of a shape or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the shape size.

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s Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, i, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the shape while using the HMI.

d Width: Adjusts the width of the shape.

f Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

g Tag Name: Use this property to identify the tag you have assigned to display the fill style of the Shape object within the HMI environment. (Refer to Boolean or analog tag assignment for shape control.)

Circle

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t Height: Adjusts the height of the shape.

y Interior Color: Configures the fill color of the shape.

u Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover the mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you enter into the Tooltip property, a, displays above the Shape object.

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i Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of a shape or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the shape size.

o Style: Changes the shape of the Shape object to one of the following: Arc, Arrow, Circle, Hexagon, Pentagon, Rectangle, Ring, Star, or Triangle.

a Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, u, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the shape while using the HMI.

s Width: Adjusts the width of the shape.

d Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

f Tag Name: Use this property to identify the tag you have assigned to display the fill style of the Shape object within the HMI environment. (Refer to Boolean or analog tag assignment for shape control.)

Hexagon

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u Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, a, displays above the Shape object.







Pentagon

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u Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you enter in the Tooltip property, a, displays above the Shape object.







Ring

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r Dashed Border: Causes the outline border of the shape object to be a dashed line.



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u Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you enter in the Tooltip property, s, will display above the Shape object.


o Ring Width: Configures the width of the ring.


s Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, u, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the shape while using the HMI.

d Width: Adjusts the width of the shape.

f Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

g Tag Name: Use this property to identify the tag you have assigned to display the fill style of the Shape object within the HMI environment. (Refer to Boolean or analog tag assignment for shape control.)

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Star




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u Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you enter in the Tooltip property, a, will display above the Shape object.







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Triangle





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u Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you enter in the Tooltip property, a, will display above the Shape object.







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Boolean Tag Assignment for the Shape Object

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Analog Tag Assignment for the Shape Object

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4.2 Gauges

4.2.1 Phase Angle Gauge

The Phase Angle Gauge displays the angle of a complex measured value (CMV) type tag. You can apply as many as eight different CMV tags, each with its own color-configurable indicator needle, to the gauge. In the HMI, the gauge will simultaneously show the values of all the tags via the needles.

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q Face Color: Determines the background color of the meter face.

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w Face Text: Determines the text that displays at the middle of the meter.

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e Height: Adjusts the total height of the gauge.

r Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Phase Angle Gauge object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, y, displays above the Phase Angle Gauge object.

t Resizable: When you set this property to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of the gauge or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the gauge size.

y Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, r, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the gauge while using the HMI.

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u Width: Adjusts the total width of the gauge.

i Font Family: Changes the text font of the gauge. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

o Font Size: Changes the size of the text on the gauge.

a Major Tick Color: Changes the color of the most significant ticks on the gauge.

s Major Tick Increment: This setting adjusts the increment between each major tick.

d Major Tick Width: Adjusts the line width of each major tick.

f Middle Tick Color: Changes the color of the middle-sized ticks on the gauge.

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g Middle Tick Divisions: Adjusts the number of middle-sized ticks between one major tick and the next. This number includes the last major tick in the number. For instance, a setting of four shows only three middle-sized ticks between the two major ticks.

h Middle Tick Width: Adjusts the line width of each middle-sized tick.

j Minor Tick Color: Changes the color of the smallest ticks on the gauge.

k Minor Tick Divisions: Adjusts the number of minor ticks between a major tick and the next middle-sized tick. This number includes the last middle-sized tick. For instance, a setting of six shows only five minor ticks between the major tick and the next middle-sized tick.

l Minor Tick Width: Adjusts the line width of each minor tick.

; Scale Radius: The Scale Radius property adjusts the radius of the scale inside the gauge. See the following screenshots for examples.

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2) Scale Text Color: Determines the color of the scale wording and numbers.

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2! Indicators: The Indicators property determines CMV tag assignments, needle color, and needle border outline color selection. You can use this property to differentiate one tag from another.

2@ Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

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4.3 Substation

4.3.1 Controls

Analog Output Control

Use the Analog Output Control to write analog values from the HMI to the RTAC. You can tie this output control only to the analog output tags you defined in the RTAC project.

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q Height: Adjusts the height of the control.

w Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, i, displays above the Shape object.

e Resizable: When you set this property to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of the gauge or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the gauge size.

r Text: This property determines the text that displays on the control.

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t Text Alignment: Adjusts the alignment of the text.

y Text Color: Configures the text color of the control.

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u Text Wrapping: Setting Text Wrapping with Resizable, e, set to True allows you to select the edges of the Label object and force it to wrap the text in the label. There are three selections.

• No Wrap

• Wrap

• Wrap With Overflow

i Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, w, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the control while using the HMI.

o Width: Adjusts the width of the control.

a Always Authenticate: Requires logging on for every user attempt to perform a control action.

s Font Family: Changes the text font of the label. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

d Font Size: Changes the size of the text.

f Font Style: Changes the control text to italic.

g Font Weight: Changes the control text to bold.

h Lock On Operator Blocked: If you set this property to True, then an RTAC report of poor quality in the tag you are using for control causes inhibition of this control until the tag quality becomes good.

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1^ Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

1& Tag Name: Assigns the tag to which you want to issue the control.

Breaker Bit Output Control

Use the Breaker Bit Output Control to send breaker Trip or breaker Close commands from the HMI. You can tie this control only to breaker bit tags in the RTAC. Tie these tags either directly to devices or virtual tags. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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q Height: Adjusts the height of the shape.


e Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of a shape or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the shape size.




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• Wrap





s Command Type: Breaker controls consist of two control types: Trip and Close.

d Font Family: Changes the text font of the label. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

f Font Size: Changes the size of the text.

g Font Style: Changes the control text to italic.

h Font Weight: Changes the control text to bold.

j Lock On Operator Blocked: If you set this property to True, then an RTAC report of poor quality in the tag you are using for control causes inhibition of this control until the tag quality becomes good.

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1& Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

1* Tag Name: Assigns the tag to which you want to issue the control.

DNP Binary Output Control

Use the DNP Binary Output Control to send DNP control commands from the HMI. You can tie this control only to DNP output tags in the RTAC. Tie these tags either directly to devices or virtual tags. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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• Wrap





s Command Type: DNP controls consist of five control types: LatchOn, LatchOff, Pulse, Trip, and Close.





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Input/Output Control

Use the Input/Output Control to send I/O control commands from the HMI. You can tie this control only to I/O control virtual tags you defined within the Virtual Tag List in the RTAC. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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• Wrap


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s Command Value: Input/Output controls consist of two control types: Set and Clear.








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Integer Output Control

Use the Integer Output Control to set an integer value from the HMI. You can tie this control only to Integer control virtual tags you defined within the Virtual Tag List in the RTAC. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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q Critical High Text Color: The color of the New Integer Status Label when the magnitude of the tag reaches the Critical High Alarm Value, u.

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w Critical Low Text Color: The color of the New Integer Status Label when the magnitude of the tag reaches the Critical Low Alarm Value, i.

e High Alarm Text Color: The color of the New Integer Status Label when the magnitude of the tag falls below the High Alarm Value, o.

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r Low Alarm Text Color: The color of the New Integer Status Label when the magnitude of the tag falls below the Low Alarm Value, a.

t Normal Text Color: The color of the New Integer Status Label when the tag value is not in alarm.

y Alarm Severity: Select Alarm Severity from among five levels.

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u Critical High Alarm Value: When the tag value reaches this threshold, it will be in critical high alarm and the label will display the color you selected in property q.

i Critical Low Alarm Value: When the tag value falls below this threshold, it will be in critical low alarm and the label will display the color you selected in property w.

o High Alarm Value: When the tag value reaches this threshold, it will be in high alarm and the label will display the color you selected in property e.

a Low Alarm Value: When the tag value falls below this threshold, it will be in low alarm and the label will display the color you selected in property r.

s Description: The text that displays on the label.

d Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Label object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, f, displays above the Label object.

f Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, d, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the Label object while using the HMI.

g Units: The units of measurement in which the value displays.

h Value: Initial value of the Binary Counter Label prior to any tag updates.

j Font Family: Changes the text font of the label. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

k Font Size: Changes the size of the text.

l Font Style: Changes the control text to italic.

; Font Weight: Changes the control text to bold.

2) Digits: Sets the number of digits to display to the right of the decimal in the magnitude.

2! Multiplier: Amount by which Diagram Builder multiplies the the tag magnitude before displaying it on the HMI.


2# Tag Name: Assigns a tag to the label.

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LED Control

Use the LED Control to set an LED value from the HMI. You can tie this control only to LEDC-type virtual tags you defined within the Virtual Tag List in the RTAC. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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w Initial State: This property determines the initial color of the LED prior to any tag updates.

e Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the LED Control object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, y, displays above the object.

r LED Border Color: This property determines the color of the outside border of the LED.

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t Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of an LED or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the LED size.

y Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, e, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the control while using the HMI.

u Width: Adjusts the width of the control.

i Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

o Tag Name: Assigns the tag to which you want to issue the control.

Mirrored Bit Output Control

Use the Mirrored Bit Output Control to set a Mirrored Bit value from the HMI. You can tie this control only to Mirrored Bit Control tags defined in SEL-type devices in the RTAC or virtual tags defined within the Virtual Tag List in the RTAC. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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w Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, i, displays above the control object.

e Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of the shape or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the shape size.


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• Wrap





s Command Value: The Mirrored Bit Output Control consists of two control types: Set and Clear.





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k Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

l Tag Name: Assigns the tag to which you want to issue the control.

Modbus Coil Output Control

Use the Modbus Coil Output Control to set a Modbus® coil value from the HMI. You can tie this control only to device Modbus coil tags defined in the RTAC or virtual tags defined within the Virtual Tag List in the RTAC. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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w Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Shape object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, i, displays above the control object.

e Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of the shape or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the shape size.



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• Wrap





s Command Value: The Modbus Coil Output Control consists of two control types: Set and Clear.





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Remote Bit Output Control

Use the Remote Bit Output Control to set a remote bit value from the HMI. You can tie this control only to SEL device remote bit (RB) tags defined in the RTAC or virtual tags defined within the Virtual Tag List in the RTAC. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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w Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Remote Bit Output Control in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, i, displays above the control.

e Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of the control or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the control size.



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s Command Value: The Remote Bit Output Control consists of three control types: Pulse, Clear, or Set.








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4.3.2 Labels

Binary Counter Label

The Binary Counter Label displays the value of a binary counter type tag or BCR. This can be tied to a binary counter tag defined in a device connected to the RTAC or binary counter tag in a Virtual Tag List. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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q Critical High Text Color: The color of the Binary Counter Label when the magnitude of the tag reaches the Critical High Alarm Value, u.

w Critical Low Text Color: The color of the Binary Counter Label when the magnitude of the tag reaches the Critical Low Alarm Value, i.

e High Alarm Text Color: The color of the Binary Counter Label when the magnitude of the tag falls below the High Alarm Value, o.

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r Low Alarm Text Color: The color of the Binary Counter Label when the magnitude of the tag falls below the Low Alarm Value, a.

t Normal Text Color: The color of the Binary Counter Label when the tag value is not in alarm.

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u Critical High Alarm Value: When the tag value reaches this threshold, it will be in critical high alarm and the label will display the color you selected in property q.

i Critical Low Alarm Value: When the tag value falls below this threshold, it will be in critical low alarm and the label will display the color you selected in property w.

o High Alarm Value: When the tag value reaches this threshold, it will be in high alarm and the label will display the color you selected in property e.

a Low Alarm Value: When the tag value falls below this threshold, it will be in low alarm and the label will display the color you selected in property r.


d Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Label object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, f, displays above the Label object.


g Units: The units of measurement in which the value displays.

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h Value: Initial value of the Binary Counter Label prior to any tag updates.





2) Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

2! Tag Name: Assigns a tag to the label.

Complex Metering Label

The Complex Metering Label displays the measured value and angle of the CMV-type tag. You can tie this to any CMV tag defined in a device connected to the RTAC or CMV tag in a Virtual Tag List. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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q Critical High Text Color: The color of the Complex Metering Label when the magnitude of the tag reaches the Critical High Alarm Value, u.

w Critical Low Text Color: The color of the Complex Metering Label when the magnitude of the tag reaches the Critical Low Alarm Value, i.

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e High Alarm Text Color: The color of the Complex Metering Label when the magnitude of the tag falls below the High Alarm Value, o.

r Low Alarm Text Color: The color of the Complex Metering Label when the magnitude of the tag falls below the Low Alarm Value, a.

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t Normal Text Color: The color of the Complex Metering Label when the magnitude of the tag is not in alarm.

y Alarm Severity: Select Alarm Severity from among five levels. Alarms are based on the magnitude, not the angle, of the Complex Metering Label.

u Critical High Alarm Value: When the magnitude of the tag reaches this threshold, it will be in critical high alarm and the Complex Metering Label will display the color you selected in property q.

i Critical Low Alarm Value: When the tag magnitude falls below this threshold, it will be in critical low alarm and the Complex Metering Label will display the color you selected in w.

o High Alarm Value: When the tag magnitude reaches this threshold, it will be in high alarm and the Complex Metering Label will display the color you selected in e.

a Low Alarm Value: When the tag magnitude falls below this threshold, it will be in low alarm and the Complex Metering Label will display the color you selected in r.

s Default Magnitude: Initial magnitude prior to any tag updates. Setting this to other than an alarm value prevents alarms when you first begin using the HMI.

d Default Vector Angle: Initial value of the angle prior to any tag updates.

f Description: The text that displays on the label.

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g Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Label object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, h, will display above the Label object.

h Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, g, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the Label object while using the HMI.

j Units: The units of measurement in which the value will display.

k Font Family: Changes the text font of the label. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

l Font Size: Changes the size of the text.

; Font Style: Changes the control text to italic.

2) Font Weight: Changes the control text to bold.

2! Digits: Sets the number of digits to display to the right of the decimal in the magnitude.

2@ Multiplier: Amount by which Diagram Builder multiplies the the tag magnitude before displaying it on the HMI.


2$ Tag Name: Assigns a tag to the label.

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Integer Status Label

The Integer Status Label displays the value of an INT-type tag. You can tie this to any INT tag defined in a device connected to the RTAC or an INT tag in a Virtual Tag List. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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q Critical High Text Color: The color of the Integer Status Label when the magnitude of the tag reaches the Critical High Alarm Value, u.

w Critical Low Text Color: The color of the Integer Status Label when the magnitude of the tag reaches the Critical Low Alarm Value, i.

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e High Alarm Text Color: The color of the Integer Status Label when the magnitude of the tag falls below the High Alarm Value, o.

r Low Alarm Text Color: The color of the Integer Status Label when the magnitude of the tag falls below the Low Alarm Value, a.

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t Normal Text Color: The color of the Integer Status Label when the magnitude of the tag is not in alarm.


u Critical High Alarm Value: When the magnitude of the tag reaches this threshold, it will be in critical high alarm and the label will display the color you selected in property q.

i Critical Low Alarm Value: When the tag magnitude falls below this threshold, it will be in critical low alarm and the label will display the color you selected in w.

o High Alarm Value: When the tag magnitude reaches this threshold, it will be in high alarm and the label will display the color you selected in e.

a Low Alarm Value: When the tag magnitude falls below this threshold, it will be in low alarm and the label will display the color you selected in r.


d Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Label object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, f, will display above the Label object.


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g Units: The units of measurement in which the value will display.

h Value: Initial value of the Integer Status Label prior to any tag updates. Setting this to other than an alarm value prevents alarms when you first begin use of the HMI.









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Metering Label

The Metering Label displays the value of an MV-type tag. You can tie this to any MV tag defined in a device connected to the RTAC or an MV tag in a Virtual Tag List. See Virtual Tags for more information.

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q Critical High Text Color: The color of the Metering Label when the magnitude of the tag reaches the Critical High Alarm Value, u.

w Critical Low Text Color: The color of the Metering Label when the magnitude of the tag reaches the Critical Low Alarm Value, i.

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e High Alarm Text Color: The color of the Metering Label when the magnitude of the tag falls below the High Alarm Value, o.

r Low Alarm Text Color: The color of the Metering Label when the magnitude of the tag falls below the Low Alarm Value, a.

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t Normal Text Color: The color of the Metering Label when the magnitude of the tag is not in alarm.


u Critical High Alarm Value: When the magnitude of the tag reaches this threshold, it will be in critical high alarm and the label will display the color you selected in property q.

i Critical Low Alarm Value: When the tag magnitude falls below this threshold, it will be in critical low alarm and the label will display the color you selected in w.

o High Alarm Value: When the tag magnitude reaches this threshold, it will be in high alarm and the label will display the color you selected in e.

a Low Alarm Value: When the tag magnitude falls below this threshold, it will be in low alarm and the label will display the color you selected in r.


d Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Label object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, f, will display above the Label object.


g Units: The units of measurement in which the value will display.

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h Value: Initial value of the Metering Label prior to any tag updates. Setting this to other than an alarm value prevents alarms when you first begin use of the HMI.









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Status Label

The Status Label displays the value of a single point status (SPS)-type tag. You can tie this to any SPS tag defined in a device connected to the RTAC or an SPS tag in a Virtual Tag List. See Virtual Tags for more information.

q Alarm Color: Fill color of the indicator when the tag you assigned to the status label is in the condition you defined in the Alarm Value property, i.

w Alarm Text Color: The text color within the indicator when the tag you assigned to the Status Label is in the condition you defined in the Alarm Value property, i.

e Alarm Text: The text the indicator displays when the tag you assigned to the status label is in the condition you defined in the Alarm Value property, i.

r Normal Color: Fill color of the indicator when the tag you assigned to the Status Label is in the condition you defined in the Normal Value property, a.

t Normal Text Color: The text color within the indicator when the tag you assigned to the Status Label is in the condition you defined in the Normal Value property, a.

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y Normal Text: The text the indicator displays when the tag you assigned to the status label is in the condition you defined in the Normal Value property, a.

u Alarm Severity: Select Alarm Severity from among five levels.

i Alarm Value: The condition for which Diagram Builder considers an assigned SPS tag measured value to be in an alarm state.

o Flash On Alarm: Causes the indicator to flash on the HMI when in alarm state.

a Normal Value: The condition for which Diagram Builder considers an assigned SPS tag measured value to be in a normal state.

s Height: Height of the Status Label.

d Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Label object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, j, will display above the Label object.

f Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of the label or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the label size.

g Text Alignment: Adjusts the alignment of the text.

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h Text Wrapping: Setting Text Wrapping with Resizable, e, set to True lets you select the edges of the Label object and force it to wrap the text in the label. There are three selections.

• No Wrap

• Wrap


j Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, d, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the label while using the HMI.

k Width: Width of the Status Label.

l Font Family: Changes the text font of the label. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

; Font Size: Changes the size of the text.

2) Font Style: Changes the control text to italic.

2! Font Weight: Changes the control text to bold.



2$ Alarm Visibility: When this property is true, and the tag you assigned is in its alarm state as defined in property i, Diagram Builder hides the Status Label from view on the HMI.

2% Normal Visibility: When this property is true, and the tag you assigned is in its normal state as defined in property a, Diagram Builder hides the Status Label from view on the HMI.

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String Data Label

The String Data Label displays the value of a String (STR)-type tag. You can tie this to any STR tag defined in a device connected to the RTAC or an STR tag in a Virtual Tag List. See Virtual Tags for more information.

q Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Label object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, u, will display above the Label object.

w Resizable: When this property and Text Wrapping, y, are both true, you can select and resize the label to change where the wrap will start. Label width will always snap to the width of the text.

e Text: Initial text that will display on startup of the HMI prior to tag reads. This is also the text that displays while you are in the development environment.

r Text Alignment: You can use this property in conjunction with Text Wrapping, y, to align text.

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t Text Color: You can use this property to change text color.

y Text Wrapping: Setting Text Wrapping with Resizable, w, set to True allows you to select the edges of the Label object and force it to wrap the text in the label. There are three selections.

• No Wrap

• Wrap


u Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, q, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the label while using the HMI.

i Font Family: Changes the text font of the label. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

o Font Size: Changes the size of the text.

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a Font Style: Changes the control text to italic.

s Font Weight: Changes the control text to bold.


f Tag Name: Assigns a tag to the label.

4.3.3 Substation Symbols

Generator

q Fill Color: Changes the color of the lines that make up the Generator symbol.

w Height: Changes the height of the Generator symbol.

e Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Generator symbol in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, y, will display above the Generator symbol.

r Line Width: Changes the width of the lines that make up the Generator symbol.

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t Resizable: When this property is true, you can select and move Generator symbol handles or enter new parameters into the Height, w, and Width, u, properties to resize the symbol.

y Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, e, is set to True, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the Generator symbol while using the HMI.

u Width: Changes the width of the Generator symbol.

Ground

q Fill Color: Changes the color of the lines that make up the Ground symbol.

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w Ground Style: Provides two options for Ground symbol style: Normal or Earth.

e Height: Changes the height of the Ground symbol.

r Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Ground symbol in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, u, will display above the Ground symbol.

t Line Width: Changes the width of the lines that make up the ground.

y Resizable: When this property is true, you can select and move the Ground symbol handles or enter new parameters in the Height, e, and Width, i, properties to resize the symbol.

u Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, r, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the Ground symbol while using the HMI.

i Width: Changes the width of the Ground symbol.

Reactor

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q Fill Color: Changes the color of the lines that make up the Reactor symbol.

w Height: Changes the height of the Reactor symbol.

e Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Reactor symbol in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, y, will display above the Reactor symbol.

r Line Width: Changes the width of the lines that make up the Reactor symbol.

t Resizable: When this property is true, you can select and move the Reactor symbol handles or enter new parameters in the Height, w, and Width, u, properties to resize the symbol.

y Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, e, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the Reactor symbol while using the HMI.

u Width: Changes the width of the Reactor symbol.

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Regulator

q Fill Color: Changes the color of the lines that make up the Regulator symbol.

w Height: Changes the height of the Regulator symbol.

e Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Regulator symbol in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, y, will display above the Regulator symbol.

r Line Width: Changes the width of the lines that make up the Regulator symbol.

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t Resizable: When this property is true, you can select and move the Regulator symbol handles or enter new parameters in the Height, w, and Width, u, properties to resize the symbol.

y Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, e, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the Regulator symbol while using the HMI.

u Width: Changes the width of the Regulator symbol.

Transformer

q Fill Color: Changes the color of the lines that make up the Transformer symbol.

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w Height: Changes the height of the Transformer symbol.

e Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Transformer symbol in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, y, displays above the Transformer symbol.

r Line Width: Changes the width of the lines that make up the Transformer symbol.

t Resizable: When this property is true, you can select and move the Transformer symbol handles or enter new parameters in the Height, w, and Width, u, properties to resize the symbol.

y Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, e, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the Transformer symbol while using the HMI.

u Width: Changes the width of the Transformer symbol.

i Transformer Style: Changes the Transformer symbol type. Selections include Rounded, DeltaWye, Wye Wye, and Circle.

4.3.4 Miscellaneous Substation Objects

Annunciator Tile

Double-click the Annunciator Tile, to open a child diagram that you can use to navigate to additional detail from the main diagram. You can tie the Annunciator Tile to open any of the diagrams in the Project Navigation pane. You can also tie the Annunciator Tile to a tag that will cause it to display its fill color. You can also indicate if any of the items on the child diagram go into alarm.

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q Alarm color: Determines the fill color of the tile when the tag you assigned to the Annunciator Tile is in the condition defined in the Alarm Value property, i or a child object is in an alarm condition.

w Alarm Text: The text the tile displays when the tag you assigned to the Annunciator Tile is in the condition defined in the Alarm Value property, i or a child object is in an alarm condition.

e Alarm Text Color: The text color within the tile when the tag you assigned to the Annunciator Tile is in the condition defined in the Alarm Value property, i or a child object is in an alarm condition.

r Normal Color: Determines the fill color of the tile when the tag you assigned to the Annunciator Tile is in the condition defined in the Normal Value property, a and no child object is in alarm.

t Normal Text: The text the tile displays when the tag you assigned to the Annunciator Tile is in the condition defined in the Normal Value property, a and no child object is in alarm.

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y Normal Text Color: The text color within the tile when the tag you assigned to the Annunciator Tile is in the condition defined in the Normal Value property, a and no child object is in alarm.



o Flash On Alarm: Causes the indicator to flash on the HMI when in alarm state.


s Height: Height of the Annunciator Tile.

d Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the tile in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, j, will display above the Annunciator Tile.

f Resizable: When this property is true, you can use your mouse and drag the handles of the tile or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the tile size.


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h Text Wrapping: Setting Text Wrapping with Resizable, f, set to True allows you to select the edges of the tile and force it to wrap the text in the tile. There are three selections.

• No Wrap

• Wrap


j Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, d, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the tile while using the HMI.

k Width: Determines the width of the Annunciator Tile.

l Child Diagram: Configures which diagram in the Navigation Pane opens when you double-click the Annunciator Tile.

; Font Family: Changes the text font of the label. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

2) Font Size: Changes the size of the text.

2! Font Style: Changes the control text to italic.

2@ Font Weight: Changes the control text to bold.


2$ Tag Name: Assigns a tag to the label.

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Breaker

The Breaker object symbolizes an electrical system circuit breaker. You can tie the Breaker object to the breaker status tag to simulate the system breaker status. You can set up the properties of this object to use the Control Dock, by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking on the Breaker object in the HMI environment. See Control Dock for more information.

q Alarm color: Fill color of the Breaker object when the tag you assigned to the Breaker object is in the condition you defined in the Alarm Value property, i.

w Alarm Text: The text the Breaker object displays when the tag you assigned to the Breaker object is in the condition you defined in the Alarm Value property, i.

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e Alarm Text Color: The text color within the Breaker object when the tag you assigned to the Breaker object is in the condition you defined in the Alarm Value property, i.

r Normal Color: Fill color of the Breaker object when the tag you assigned to the Breaker object is in the condition you defined in the Normal Value property, a.

t Normal Text: The text the tile displays when the tag you assigned to the Breaker object is in the condition you defined in the Normal Value property, a.

y Normal Text Color: The text color within the Breaker object when the tag you assigned to the Breaker object is in the condition you defined in the Normal Value property, a.



o Flash On Alarm: Causes the Breaker object to flash on the HMI when in alarm state.


s Height: Height of the Breaker object.

d Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Breaker object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, j, will display above the Breaker object.

f Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of the Breaker object or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the Breaker object size.


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h Text Wrapping: Setting Text Wrapping with Resizable, f, set to True lets you select the edges of the Breaker object and force it to wrap the text in the Breaker object. There are three selections.

• No Wrap

• Wrap

• Wrap with Overflow

j Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, d, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the label while using the HMI.

k Width: Width of the Breaker object.

l Always Authenticate: Requires logging on for every user attempt to perform a control action.

; Analog Inputs: Determine the Analog Input tags you want to show in the Control Dock when you are using the HMI.

2) Analog Outputs: Determine the Analog Output tags that you want to be able to control in the Control Dock when you are using the HMI.

2! Binary Inputs: Determine the Binary Input tags you want to show in the Control Dock when you are using the HMI.

2@ Binary Counters: Determine the Binary Counter tags you want to show in the Control Dock when you are using the HMI.

2# Binary Outputs: Determine the Binary Output tags that you want to be able to control when you are using the HMI.

2$ Font Family: Changes the text font of the breaker text. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

2% Font Size: Changes the size of the text.

2^ Font Style: Changes the breaker text to italic.

2& Font Weight: Changes the breaker text to bold.

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2* Lock On Bad Quality: When this property is true, the Diagram Builder will inhibit a control if the tag to which it is assigned is in a state of bad quality.

2( Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

3) Tag Name: Assigns a tag to display the Breaker object.

Capacitor Bank

The Capacitor Bank object symbol ties to a tag. You can then display the symbol as one color when the tag is true and another color when the tag is false. In addition, you can cause the symbol to flash for an alarm condition.

q Alarm Color: Line color of the capacitor when the tag you assigned to the Capacitor Bank is in the condition you defined in the Alarm Value property, r.

w Normal Color: Line color of the capacitor when the tag you assigned to the Capacitor Bank is in the condition you defined in the Normal Value property, y.

e Alarm Severity: Select Alarm Severity from among five levels.

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r Alarm Value: The condition for which Diagram Builder considers an assigned SPS tag measured value to be in an alarm state.

t Flash On Alarm: Causes the Capacitor Bank to flash on the HMI when in alarm state.

y Normal Value: The condition for which Diagram Builder considers an assigned SPS tag measured value to be in a normal state.

u Height: Height of the Capacitor Bank.

i Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Capacitor Bank in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, s, will display above the Capacitor Bank.

o Line Width: The width of the lines that form the Capacitor Bank symbol.

a Resizable: When this property is true, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of the Capacitor Bank or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the Capacitor Bank size.

s Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, i, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the Capacitor Bank while using the HMI.

d Width: Width of the Capacitor Bank.

f Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

g Tag Name: Assigns a tag to the Capacitor Bank.

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Conductor

The Conductor object has various uses but is intended primarily to show flow through a pipe or conductor line. You can tie the Conductor object to an analog tag for varying speeds or to a Boolean tag for a steady flow. You can configure the Conductor object to provide varying colors as the flow reaches different thresholds.

q Animate Flow: When this property is true, Conductor object flow will be animated within the Diagram Builder environment.

w Flow Color: The color of the flow elements within the conductor.

e Flow Color Intensity: Sets the intensity of the flow color. You can adjust this intensity within a range of 0.0 to 1.

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r Flow Element Length: The length of each element within the flow.

t Flow Element Offset: The gap between each element within the flow.

y Height: The height of the Conductor object.

u Interior Color: The color of the interior elements within the Conductor object.

i Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Conductor object in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, s, displays above the Conductor object.

o Length: Total length setting for the Conductor object.

a Resizable: When this property is set to True, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of the Conductor object or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the Conductor object size.

s Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, i, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the Conductor object while using the HMI.

d Constant Flow Rate: When Is Flow Rate Constant, g, is true, this property adjusts the rate of the continuous flow of elements within the Conductor object.

f Flow Orientation: Chooses the direction of flow.

g Is Flow Rate Constant: When this property is true, the Conductor object flow rate is the rate you defined in the Constant Flow Rate, d.

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h Maximum Expected Value: Sets the maximum flow rate.

j Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

k Tag Name: Assigns a tag to the Conductor object. This tag can be analog or Boolean.

Disconnect Switch

q Alarm Color: Color of the switch when the tag value equals the Alarm Value you defined in property r.

w Normal Color: Color of the switch when the tag value equals the Normal Value you defined in property t.

e Alarm Severity: Select Alarm Severity from among five levels.

r Alarm Value: The state at which the attached tag, j, is in alarm.

t Normal Value: The state at which the attached tag, j is normal.

y Height: The height of the Disconnect Switch.

u Is Flipped: Flips the switch.

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i Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Disconnect Switch in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, d, displays above the Disconnect Switch.

o Line Width: The width of the lines that make up the Disconnect Switch symbol.

a Motor-Operated: Simulates a slow-opening movement of the switch arm in the HMI.

s Resizable: When this property is true, you can use your mouse and drag the handles of the switch or change Height and Width properties to adjust Disconnect Switch size.

d Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, i, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the Disconnect Switch while using the HMI.

f Width: The width of the Disconnect Switch object.

g Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

h Tag Name: Assigns a tag to the Disconnect Switch.

j Closed State: Determines a value for the tag you assigned in h when the switch is in the closed state.

k Open State: Determines a value for the tag you assigned in h when the switch is in the open state.

Input Led

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q Border Color: Color of the outside border of the LED.

w Height: Adjusts the height of the Input LED.

e Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Input LED in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, t, displays above the Input LED object.

r Resizable: When this property is true, you can use your mouse and drag the handles of the LED or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the Input LED size.

t Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, e, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the LED while using the HMI.

y Width: Adjusts the width of the LED.

u Request Group: You can use this property to define various assigned update groups, to vary poll update times within the HMI.

i Tag Name: Assigns a tag to display the Input LED. This tag can be analog or Boolean.

Data Source

The Data Source object is necessary for each HMI project. This object is the link to the web server, and it is through this link that you obtain updates for all diagram tags. You can have only one Data Source object per diagram. The Data Source object connects the client computer viewing the HMI to the RTAC and updates controls and statuses in the diagrams according to the update rates you defined within the Data Source parameters.

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q Alarm color: Fill color of the Data Source when the object is in the condition you defined in the Alarm Value property, i.

w Alarm Text: The text that displays in the Data Source when the object is in the condition you defined in the Alarm Value property, i.

e Alarm Text Color: The text color inside the Data Source when the object is in the condition you defined in the Alarm Value property, i.

r Normal Color: Fill color of the Data Source when the object is in the condition you defined in the Normal Value property, a.

t Normal Text: The text that displays in the Data Source when the object is in the condition you defined in the Normal Value property, a.

y Normal Text Color: The text color inside the Data Source when the object is in the condition you defined in the Normal Value property, a.


i Alarm Value: The condition for which Diagram Builder considers the value to be in an alarm state.

o Flash On Alarm: Causes the Data Source to flash on the HMI when in alarm state.

a Normal Value: The condition for which Diagram Builder considers a value to be in a normal state.

s Height: Height of the Data Source object.

d Is Tooltip Visible: When you hover your mouse over the Data Source in the HMI environment, the text you entered in the Tooltip property, j, will display above the Data Source.

f Resizable: When this property is true, you can use the mouse and drag the handles of the object or change the Height and Width properties to adjust the object size.


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h Text Wrapping: Setting Text Wrapping with Resizable, f, set to True lets you select the edges of the Data Source and force it to wrap the text. There are three selections.

• No Wrap

• Wrap

• Wrap with Overflow

j Tooltip: When Is Tooltip Visible, d, is true, this text displays when you hover your mouse over the object while using the HMI.

k Width: Width of the Data Source object.

l Max Response Age: The maximum time necessary for the RTAC to complete a response.

; Outdated Response Handling: How the HMI handles late responses by the web server. If the RTAC responds after the Max Response Age, l, this setting determines whether the HMI processes or ignores the request.

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2) Request Groups: The Diagram Builder ties every control and status to a request group. You can tie controls and statuses to different request groups, so that tag updates occur at different intervals. Note that each request group can have no more than 1024 tags.

• Event Poll: Determines the periodic poll rate at which the Diagram Builder updates only those group tag values that have changed since the previous poll.

• Integrity Poll Interval: Determines the periodic poll rate at which the Diagram Builder updates the status of all tags you have assigned to a group.

2! Request Timeout: Maximum time necessary for each request group to complete an update from the RTAC.

2@ RTAC IP Address: The IP address for which the web server updates request groups and statuses. Set this address under Settings > Project Settings.

2# Font Family: Changes the text font of the Data Source text. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

2$ Font Size: Changes the size of the text.

2% Font Style: Changes the object text to italic.

2^ Font Weight: Changes the object text to bold.

2& Endpoint Name: The programmatic name of the endpoint.

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Trend Control

The Trend control object is a static trend that you can place anywhere in the diagram to show a trend of the assigned tags.

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After dragging the Trend control onto the diagram, drag a tag or multiple tags into the Trend control.

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q Container Background: Configures the bezel color around the Trend control.

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w Height: Configures the height of the Trend control.

e No Data Message: The message that displays across the Trend control when there are no data to display.

r Plot Time Span: The total time span of the trend view.

t Show Legend: Configures whether to show data-to-color association under the Trend control.

y Trend Title: The title text that displays above the Trend control.

u Font Family: Changes the text font of axis scale. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

i Font Size: Changes the size of the axis scale text.

o Font Style: Changes the axis scale text to italic.

a Font Weight: Changes the axis scale text to bold.

s Trend Lines: Allows for the configuration of the trend line properties for each tag assigned to the trend.

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(a) Is Tooltip Enabled: Allows for the view of a tooltip while viewing on the HMI for

this trend line

(b) Line Color: Changes the trend line for the selected trend tag.

(c) Line Thickness: Sets the thickness of the trend line.

(d) Tag Name: The assigned tag to the trend line.

(e) Description: The description of the trend line.

d �Request Interval: How often to retrieve updates to the tags assigned to the Trend control.

f �X-Axis Title: The title to display for the X axis.

g �X-Axis Title Color: Changes the X-Axis title text color.

h �X-Axis Title Font Family: Changes the text font of the title. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

j �X-Axis Title Font Size: Changes the size of text.

k �X-Axis Title Font Style: Changes the title text to italic.

l �X-Axis Title Font Weight: Changes the title text to bold.

; �Y-Axis Auto Range: When set to true, the Y-Axis Max Value and the Y-Axis Min Value settings are ignored. The Trend control object takes the peak max and min Y values it has measured over the Plot Time Span interval to determine the scale on the Y axis.

2) �Y-Axis Max Value: Maximum value displayed on the Y axis.

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2! Y-Axis Min Value: Minimum value displayed on the Y axis.

2@ Y-Axis Title: The title to display for the Y axis.

2# Y-Axis Digits: Configures whether to show the major grid lines on the trend.

2$ Y-Axis Title Color: Changes the Y-Axis title text color.

2% Y-Axis Title Font Family: Changes the text font of the title. Selections include Arial, Comic Sans MS, Courier New, Georgia, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, and Times New Roman.

2^ Y-Axis Title Font Size: Changes the size of text.

2& Y-Axis Title Font Style: Changes the title text to italic.

2* Y-Axis Title Font Weight: Changes the title text to bold.

5 Appendix – Application Examples

5.1 Building an HMI

The basic HMI electrical one-line drawing consists of the following:

• Lines

• Breakers

• Analog values

• Status values

• Annunciator tiles (for detail screens)

To begin the one-line drawing, open Diagram Builder and do the following:

1. Create a new project. Assign the property for the IP address to the proper address of the RTAC at the prompt. Define the parameters for the Data Source. For more information, see Data Source.

2. Import tags from the ACSELERATOR RTAC project. (For more information, see Importing Tags.)

3. Drag an Annunciator Tile on to the diagram from the Toolbox. (For more information, see Annunciator Tile.)

4. Drag a Breaker on to the diagram from the Toolbox. Assign its tag property to the proper 52A or 52B breaker contact. (For more information, see Breaker.) Remember to adjust the alarm and normal state properties according to the contact you are using.

5. Drag a couple of Conductors to the diagram from the Toolbox. (For more information, see Conductor.) Assign tag properties to the proper analog or Boolean tags.

6. Situate and resize the object to match the following screenshot.

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7. Hold down your left mouse button on the diagram and drag the transparent selection box

around all Conductor, Annunciator Tile, and Breaker objects to select them.

8. While you have the objects selected, press <Ctrl + C> on your keyboard to copy them.

9. Now press <Ctrl + V> on the keyboard to paste the objects you copied. Do this four times.

10. Position the groupings similar to the following screenshot.

11. Copy one of the Conductors and paste it twice on the diagram.

12. Right-click and rotate each Conductor two 45-degree steps, for a total of 90 degrees. Place each Conductor in the same bus location as the following figure indicates.

13. Drag a Metering Label on to the diagram three times. For more information, see Metering Label.

14. Align the three Metering Labels.

15. Select and copy all three Metering Labels.

16. Paste the copied Metering Labels to the locations shown in the following screenshot.

17. To complete the main level one-line diagram, use the chapters in this manual for reference and set all control parameters in the diagram.

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18. Select and copy the three Metering Labels, the Breaker, the Annunciator Tile, and two

Conductor objects for FDR1.

19. Double-click the Annunciator Tile above FDR1.

20. Paste the objects you copied into the child diagram that displays after you double-click the Annunciator Tile.

21. Add additional detail items to this screen.

22. Add control items to the child screen.

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23. While you are within the child diagram, use <Ctrl + A> from your keyboard to select and

copy all objects.

24. Open Annunciator Tiles in FDR2, FDR3, and Main and paste within these the items you copied.

25. Use Find (<Ctrl + F> from your keyboard) to reassociate the tags in FDR2, FDR3, and Main.

5.2 Building Front-Panel Faceplates

Adding images is one method by which you can improve the look and feel of the HMI. One nice Diagram Builder feature is the ability to add the front-panel image of an SEL device and drag input LEDs on top of the image to reproduce exactly what operators would see if they were in the substation.

1. Within an Annunciator Tile (see Annunciator Tile for details about Annunciator Tiles) or a new Diagram, drag the Image object onto the diagram. For more information about Image objects, see Image.

2. In the Image object properties, point to a device front panel.

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3. Drag Input LEDs onto the object and size these LEDs accordingly.

4. Tie the LEDs to the appropriate front-panel LED tags. Also verify that the alarm state and normal state are set to their proper colors. For more information on LED properties, see Input LED.

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