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Brand Name: | TYCO |
Certification: | CE |
Model Number: | V23401-H2009-B214 |
Minimum Order Quantity: | 1pcs |
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Packaging Details: | carton |
Delivery Time: | in stock |
Payment Terms: | T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram |
Supply Ability: | 10000pcs/week |
TYCO: | TYCO | COLOR: | BLACK |
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Material: | Iron | Temperature: | 20-120 |
Demention: | 100mm | V23401-H2009-B214: | V23401-H2009-B214 |
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The runtime data shown in the WinCC controls can be exported using a button function. Set up operation of the data export during runtime in the configuration dialog.
A picture showing a WinCC control is opened in Graphics Designer when configuring. ● The configuration dialog of the WinCC control is open.
A standard file name and a standard directory are already entered in the "Data export default settings". In this case for AlarmControl. If necessary, define a file name and a directory for the export file. The file name can be made up of the freely defined name and the following placeholder: @OBJECTNAME - Object name of the controls @CURRENTDATE - Current date @CURRENTTIME - Current time 3. CSV is currently available as data format. Click to specify the delimiter and data format in the CSV file. 4. Define the scope of the data export: – All runtime data is exported – Selected runtime data is exported. This data export is only possible in WinCC controls with tabular display. 5. Configure the operation of the data export during runtime. Define: – whether users are allowed to rename the file, or change the directory. – whether to display the "Data export default settings" dialog in Runtime. 6. If "Show dialog" is deactivated, the data for operation of the "Export data" button function is immediately exported to the defined export file. 7. Save the configuration. 8. Go to the "Toolbar" tab to activate the "Export data" button function for runtime.
You can export all or selected data to a defined file at runtime using the button function. 5.6.2.9 How to define the effect of the online configuration
Users can parameterize the WinCC controls in Runtime. You must define the Runtime effects of the online configuration. Changes configured in Runtime are saved for the specific user separately from the picture in the configuration system. The original picture configuration is retained in the configuration system. Note The picture is also replaced at Runtime if you save it in Graphics Designer, or when loading deltas in online mode. All online changes are lost. The different configurations are only activated for new users after you performed a picture change.
A picture showing a WinCC control is opened in Graphics Designer when configuring. ● The configuration dialog of the WinCC control is open.
Go to the "Online configuration" tab. For example, in OnlineTrendControl:
The option buttons of the "Online configuration" field for setting online configuration defaults are only available in the configuration system. The option buttons are not available in Runtime. Select one of the three effects of the online configuration: – "Do not retain". The online configurations are not retained in Runtime. This default setting disables all options for Runtime users. Online configurations are lost at the next picture change and on activation/deactivation of the project. – "Retain during Runtime". This default setting enables the "discard", "retain" or "reset" options for Runtime users. Online configurations are retained at the next picture change
if the "retain" option is enabled, however, these are lost on activation/deactivation of the project. – "Retain permanently". This default setting enables the "discard", "retain" or "reset" options for Runtime users. Online configurations are retained at the next picture change and on activation/deactivation of the project if the "retain" option is enabled. 3. Define corresponding user authorizations for online configuration. 4. The option buttons of the "Online configuration on next picture change" can be enabled for operation in the configuration system and at Runtime by setting the "retain at Runtime" and "retain permanently" defaults. The "reset" operation is only available in Runtime, because the configuration system contains the original configuration. Select one of three effects of the online configuration at the next picture change: – Select "discard" if to discard the online configuration at the next picture change. – Activate "retain" to activate the online configuration based on default settings at the next picture change or on activation/deactivation of the project. – Activate "Reset" if you want to apply the picture saved in the configuration system in Runtime. All online changes are lost. 5. Save the configuration
WinCC AlarmControl only supports SQL statements which can also be generated using the selection dialog of the message window. The following conditions apply to WinCC: ● The structure consists of "Field", "Operand", and "Value", with the individual parameters separated by blanks. For example: DATETIME >= '2007-12-21 00:00:00' AND MSGNR >= 100 (as of 2007-12-21, all messages with message number greater than and equal to 100). ● Strings, date, and time must be passed in single quotation marks. ● In the "DATETIME" argument, the date and time of day are separated by a blank. Regardless of the time base setting in the object properties, the output of "DATETIME" is based on the time base "Local Time". The "UTC" setting of the time base is an exception; the output is then based on the "UTC" time base.
Block: 1 ... Block: 10 Textxx Text Search text for block: 1 - Block: 10 Text2 LIKE 'Fault' Outputs message whose block: 2 corresponds to "Fault". Text2 LIKE '%Fault%' Outputs message whose block: 2 contains the "Fault" entry. Process value: 1 ... Process value: 10 PValuexx Double Search value for process value: 1 - Process value: 10 PValue1 >= 0 AND PValue1 <= 50 Outputs messages with process value between 0 and 50.
>=, <=, =, >, < ● IN(...) : Several values as an array, separated by commas, e.g.: Class IN(1, 2, 3) AND Type IN(1, 2,19, 20, 37,38) ● LIKE : The message text must match the string. The message text must only contain the string if this string is enclosed with "%" characters. The "LIKE" operand is only valid for "Textxx" arguments.
Only the arguments defined in the table and the operands from the list are valid. Grouping arguments, for example with brackets, is not permitted. Note If using SQL statements of versions older than WinCC V7 in the new WinCC AlarmControl V7, you possibly have to convert the operands and contents for "Textxx" arguments. Only the "LIKE" operand is used for "Textxx" arguments.
The default functions for operating the WinCC AlarmControl are no longer supported in the new WinCC AlarmControl for WinCC V7.0 or higher | |
However, you can use the dynamic methods of WinCC to operate the function of a toolbar button by means of script. | |
WinCC Controls V7.0 or higher no longer requires special functionality for operating the control by means of dynamic toolbar. |