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. Insert COM object in the object palette of the page layout editor by entering it in the registry 4. Select COM object in the object selection 5. Position COM object in the layout and parameterize it Steps 1 to 3 must be carried out on every server and WinCC client on which you want to use such a COM object. These steps must also be carried out if the COM object should only be used in Runtime. To create a COM server for the report system of WinCC, the Type Library "WinCCProtProvider.tlb" must be registered on the development computer. The Type Library is automatically registered on a computer with WinCC installed. To register on a computer without WinCC installed there is the following option: Copy the "WinCCProtProvider.tlb" file from a computer with WinCC installed. The file is located in directory "..SiemensWinCCInterfaces. Add the file to the target computer and register it. A correctly integrated COM object is displayed in the object selection of the page layout editor on the "COM Server" tab. From there it can be selected and added to the layout. For more information, refer to chapter "Details of the COM Interface for Reporting".

To integrate user-specific data in a WinCC log, you can integrate a COM server in the report system. This COM server makes a log object available in the object palette that can be selected in the page layout editor and inserted in a page layout. The COM object then provides the userspecific data for output in the log. Available Log Objects COM object defined by the user

COM object defined by the user Serves to output data from data sources of the user in a WinCC log. Requirements ● Knowledge of how to create layouts and insert log objects Procedure 1. Create a new page layout, and open it in the page layout editor. 2. In the object palette on the COM Server tab, select a COM object integrated by the user, and drag it to the desired size in the working area. 3. The creator of the COM object makes specifications available on the connection and selection of the data. 4. Configure the COM object in accordance with the specifications made there. 5. Save the layout. 6. Create a print job, and select the configured page layout there. 7. Start output by means of the print job in WinCC Explorer or by means of a configured call in a WinCC picture, for example

You receive information on possible output options from whoever wrote the COM object

There two examples provided on the WinCC CD-ROM, each containing a COM server. One example is written in Visual Basic, the second one is written in Visual C. The examples are in zip format under "OptionsODKSamples" on the WinCC CD-ROM. The "CCProtTableServerExampleVB.zip" file contains the example in Visual Basic. "CCProtPicturerExampleCPP.zip" file contains the example in Visual C++. Procedure Unpack the compressed file into a temporary directory. Integrate the files into the system. 1. Provide the Type Library 2. Compile example 3. Register COM server 4. Integrate COM server in the report system To integrate the COM Server in the system, you require extensive programming skills that cannot be provided in this documentation. Chapter "COM Interface Requirements for Reporting" contains instructions regarding the formal COM server requirements. The "*.REG" files supplied with the examples are not part of the sample projects in Visual Basic or Visual C. Instead they are used to insert the COM Servers into the object palette of the page layout editor. Note The ClassId for Visual Basic exists only in the compiled DLL. This this file is not included, a new ClassID will be generated during compilation. This new ClassID must then be entered in the RegFile of the Report Provider. You will find the new ClassID using the "OLEView" tool. Search the ProgID