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When creating a project containing multiple languages, configure operating elements which will allow the operator to change the Runtime language.

Always select one of your configuration languages, or the Runtime standard language, as the Runtime language.

n the computer properties in WinCC Explorer, a Runtime default language may be set which applies to graphics objects. If, for a specific text, there is no translation available into the current Runtime language, the text is shown in the configured Runtime default language. If the text is not available in this language "???" is displayed

The default Runtime language is English. The default Runtime language is the language used for texts of a WinCC object, such as AlarmControl or TableControl, if no translation of the respective Runtime language is available. In the main this affects the title bar captions and column titles in WinCC Control if the Runtime language is not one of the languages installed with WinCC. In the languages installed with WinCC the controls are displayed correctly. This does not apply to texts and their translations stored in the Text Library.

When configuring projects for multiple languages, your operating system must meet the following requirements: ● The project languages must be installed. ● The correct system regional setting (operating system language) must be specified as default in the operating system of your computer. This is particularly important if you are configuring for languages which are not Western European, e.g. Asian. WinCC as of V7.2 supports Unicode. This means that a project may contain several languages of different regional schemes. Set the code page or code pages in the operating system of your computer that are used for programs that do not support Unicode. ● Any special fonts that you use must be available on your operating system. This applies particularly to non-Latin fonts used for example in Cyrillic or Asian languages. ● You must install input methods on your operating system to input e.g. Asian fonts. For each running application, select the input methods independently of one another.

How to make the corresponding settings or installation in your operating system is described in your Windows documentation.

Due to the various language setting options in WinCC and your operating system, a number of different language combinations can occur, for example: ● Configure a single-language project in the language preferred: Operating system language, operating system user interface language, WinCC user interface language and configuration language are all the same. ● Configure a single-language project in but not in your preferred language: Operating system user interface language and WinCC GUI language are your preferred language. The project language is the language in which you subsequently display the project in Runtime. If you configure for Asian languages, define the operating system language so that the character set to be used is displayed in the respective code page. If all languages are from one regional area (e.g. Western European), this setting is not necessary because it was already made implicitly. Make sure that you use a font that contains all necessary characters for your project. ● You are configuring a multilingual project. One of the languages is your preferred language: Operating system user interface language and WinCC GUI language are your preferred language. The project languages are the languages in which you subsequently display the project in Runtime. Configure the project in your preferred language and hand over the text for translation when the project is complete. ● Several project engineers who prefer different languages and configure on one computer: A neutral language, e.g. English, is selected as the operating system user interface language. Each configuration engineer can set the WinCC GUI language to his preferred language. The languages that will subsequently be displayed in Runtime are set as the project languages. If you configure for Asian languages, define the operating system language so that the character set to be used is displayed in the respective code page. If all languages are from one regional area (e.g. Western European), this setting is not necessary because it was already made implicitly. Make sure that you use a font that contains all necessary characters for your project. Note If you are using a multilingual operating system, the configuration engineer can also set the operating system user interface language to his preferred language.