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1. Cancel You can enter the IP address or choose one of the computers that list on the You can enter the IP address or choose one of the computers listed in the list box Then click the right arrow key between Computer List and OPC Servers All OPC servers on that machine will be listed in the OPC Server s list box to let the user choose Before you click OK button you must enter a description The update rate is the time interval that the server to update its items value The default 1s second After you choose a server click the Connect button 68 2 Browse Items On the Namespace group click the Browse button All servers and all items will be listed Click the server name to expand the tree Browse End Browse Namespace gt Channel Channel value 01 Channel Status 01 Channel Low 1 Channel Mid 01 Channel High 01 Channel Englnits_01 Channel ChanT ag 01 Channel Alarm 01 Channel Lamb 1 Channel CombB_ 01 Channel Combe 01 3 Add Group Add a group before subscribing Click the Add Group button in OPC Groups Groups MI Group 0 al Remove Group Remove All Of Groups 1 4 Add OPC Items Double click any OPC item in the browse window in Namespace group That item will be added to the table below the browse window 69 OPC Groups Mamespace MI Group 0 Browse End Browse Add Group Remove Group Channel
2. Show Live 8 Double click the server name or right click it and select Add Item from the menu to view all OPC items under this server lt lt olen __ Update Rate Delete Server There are two other items in this menu Update Rate Modifies the server update interval The default is 1 second Update Rate Update Rate Sec li Cancel Delete Server Deletes this server from the OPC Device list 9 The Item List on the right side of the window will show all the items under this server Click any server to expand child nodes 28 OPC Device Select A File Item List Add OPC Server View All Save Delete Show Live OP CLabs KitServer 2 Test1 Trends Simulation ServerControl Greenhouse Sprinklers Greenhouse Temperature Greenhouse RoofOpen Greenhouse Humidity 10 Select an item from the Item List and click the left arrow button between OPC Device and Item Last to add the item to the server in OPC Device list If the root node in the Item Last tree is chosen all children under the root are added to the server Only the added items are displayed to the user OPC Device Select A File M Item List Add OPC Server View All Save Delete Show Live OPCLabs KitServer 2 Test1 Greenhouse Sprinklers Greenhouse Temperature Greenhouse RoofOpen Greenhouse Humidit
3. 18 3 4 3 DataTable Window The DataTable Window shows the time and value of every data sample on each channel This window is also used to export data directly into an Excel spreadsheet and save the table to a csv file It can also be used to highlight a specific point on the graph Detail Graph DataTable Alarm Event Memo Time Chan1 Chan2 Chan3 Chan4 Chan5 Chan6 Chan Chan8 Chan9 Chan 3 14 2007 16 24 22 300 3 14 2007 16 24 22 400 3 14 2007 16 24 22 600 3 14 2007 16 24 23 100 3 14 2007 16 24 23 200 3 14 2007 16 24 23 400 3 14 2007 16 24 23 600 3 14 2007 16 24 23 700 3 14 2007 16 24 24 400 3 14 2007 16 24 25 400 3 14 2007 16 24 25 500 3 14 2007 16 24 26 400 3 14 2007 16 24 27 400 3 14 2007 16 24 28 400 3 14 2007 16 24 28 800 3 14 2007 16 24 28 900 3 14 2007 16 24 29 400 3 14 2007 16 24 30 400 3 14 2007 16 24 31 400 3 14 2007 16 24 32 400 FILTER Date Time From 3 4 3 1 Jumping to A Specific Point on The Graph If you double click a value in any channel value column in the DataTable the program will highlight that point on the graphic window The graph will be automatically scaled to show the unique point highlighted by a rectangular box as shown below a gt E Is mc a oe _ i pcm eee ee 60 00 x ee 5 40 00 Sample 20 hannst tn ON UI u
4. Greenhouse Sprinklers Min O Clear Use OPC Item Greenhouse Temperature Mae mo Clear Ap Greenhouse pen Label Greenhouse Humidity Major Division Black 9 E Test Channel value 01 S BE oes Channel alue 02 Minor Division L Black a Channel E ngUnits_02 Pom Calor Channel ChanT ag 02 EH Gold Channel alue 03 Font Microsoft Sans Sent 6 __ Channel Value 04 Item NDLMiSwr 1 Test2 Cha CI iSvr 1 Test Cha ear T Activate Save Cancel You can configure Min and Max by assigning a number or an OPC item By default they are assigned by O and 100 To assign an OPC item click the Use OPC Item check box Click in the Min or Max text box and then select an OPC item You can also change the color of different divisions the scale and the point 38 6 Next select the Alarms tab to configure the Alarms Design OPC Items Labels Seale Controls SelectA Control dh OPCLabs T est Greenhouse Sprinklers Greenhouse Temperature High Alarm Setpoint Alarm Set Point Alarm Greenhouse Aootl pen Low Alarm Setpoint Label Greenhouse Humidity MiSvr 1 Test Channel alue 01 Channel Value 02 Channel Eng nits_02 Channel ChanT ag 02 Channel Value 03 Channel Value 04 intemal Alam Labell Activate Gave Cancel
5. 3 4 3 2 Creating Report The Exhibitor has the ability to create custom reports to be exported to Excel directly The user can select the entire data set beware of large files or highlighted rows in the table or choose specific dates and times using the filter Also the user can select what columns from the table to export 20 To export all data simply click the ExcelTM button or Export button To select multiple rows from the DataTable click the left edge of the starting row to export This will highlight the row Then scroll to the last row to export and hold down the shift key and click the left edge of the last row This will highlight all the rows between the start and the end Then click the Excel button or Export button The spreadsheet will open automatically if using Excel or you can open the exported file later if the Export button 1s click The report can be further customized by selecting which columns to include in the report This 1s done via the Report dialog box Report Include Columns La La La wv La La La La The Include Columns check boxes determine which columns of the data table will be exported to the spreadsheet Simply select the data you want Below the Include Columns window is the Filter This 15 yet another easy way to limit what data 1s exported to the spreadsheet You can filter data by Date or Time or Both simply by checking the relative boxes as shown below F
6. 35 3 The Design Window appears E OPC Items Labels Seas Alarms Contrals Select Control erer 2 Test Greenhouse Sprinklers Label Select Label Create Delete Greenhouse Temperature Greenhouse Roof pen Text Greenhouse Humidity T Test Item Color EB Black Font SSS Over Range Precision Activate Save Cancel There are three major parts on this window OPC Items item tree is based on Device Manager window Widget Setup Configure the Labels Scale and Alarms on the widget Widget Customize the widget 4 First set up your labels Labels can be Text e g Engineering Units or an OPC Item With the Labels tab selected click the Label combo box and select a label Then click the Create button Label Select Label Create Delete Select Label Text Item Color For example create Labell The label can be deleted by clicking the Delete button 36 All Labels are created on the top left corner on the widget Controls Select Control If you put the mouse cursor over Labell the cursor becomes a hand Then you can drag the label to move it to where you want Controls Select 4 Control amp To make Labell Text type text into the Text box and you will see Labell change to the text you typed in the widge
7. Stop Activity 0 Setup Start Record Exit Stop Record 2 Clicking the Setup button will go back to the Record Widget setup dialog You can modify the record widget setup Click the Start Record button to have the widget start recording IP Channels Recording 01 v Record Manual Record On Start Stop Activity 0 Stop Record The red text Record On indicates it 1s recording The number after Activity indicates how many times the data 1s written to the file This number multiplied by 600 is the approximate number of data points on the file Click the Exit button and the widget will be deleted Click the Stop Record button and the widget will stop recording The red text Record On will change to Record Off The color also changes 54 Device Manager Design Page Real Time Record EI P Channels Recording 01 v Record Manual Record Off Start 12 26 2007 15 50 22 Stop 12 26 2007 15 50 53 Activity 1 Setup Start Record Exit 6 Click the Open button on the top or click File gt Open to open the saved file 2 Exhibitor eX EIE File View Setup Tool Help Open File Login Data Remote Look in Exhibitor vr ter Device Manager Design P My Recent Documents Channels Recording Record Manual Record Statt 12 26 2007 15 50 22 12 26
8. REEESERREERETENE RSEESERRERESENR x 10 00 gt Jee A 03 28 07 09 24 30 03 28 07 09 24 45 03 28 07 09 25 00 03 28 07 09 25 15 03 28 07 09 25 30 Click these two buttons to have the trend step over the time discontinuities Memory Use Information text box indicates how much memory is used on the PC Use memory 52x If the used memory is over 70 the data file will stop loading There is a forward button to continue loading the file Forward Button Clicking this button will enable the program to continue loading the data file If the file was loaded all at once this button will be disabled Synchronize Synchronize Choice Checking this option will synchronize the Graph page and the individual channel graph in Detail page If the trend in the Graph page is moved stretched or zoomed the individual graph in Detail page will do the same Key Functions Page Up Moves the y axes one page up Page Down Moves the y axes one page down Up Arrow Moves the y axes up Down Arrow Moves the y axes down Left Arrow Moves the x axes left Right Arrow Moves the x axes right Shift Page Up Moves the x axes one page left Shift Page Down Moves the x axes one page right 15 3 4 2 Detail Window This page shows the individual channels and summary table Z Exhibitor Seles File View Setup To
9. Right click the mouse anywhere on the graph to display the pop up menu and highlight X Axes Color Similar to Background Color there are two menu options Select and Save as Default Choosing Select will open the color dialog to allow the user to change the X Axes color Choosing Save as Default will save the selected color to the registry to be used next time the software is run 3 4 1 6 Other Information There is a scroll bar and two buttons under the trend graph Scroll Bar Scrolling the scroll bar will move the trend to the correct position For example if the scroll bar is moved to 15 and the total data points for each channel are 1000 the 150 data point will be the 1 data on the screen 14 lt lt gt gt Discontinued Button These will appear if there is a gap between the discontinued data points REEEEERRERETERE EEEEEEREERETERE REEEEERREERESERE REEEEEREERETERE REEEEENEERETENE
10. There are two ways to configure alarm set points By default it is set by internal alarms That means that the alarm set point is configured by the device This only applies to the widget that its scale is assigned by ChannelCom item A red label Alarm appears on the top of the widget if there 1s an alarm If you want to configure the set point yourself uncheck Internal Alarm check box and enter the numbers in the two Set Point text boxes 7 Once you are done setting up the widget check the Activate check box 8 Click the OK button The configured widget 1s added to the main design page Device Manager Design Page Real Time Record Project Select A Project Bl gy Run Background Image Load Clear Double click the widget to go back to the design window so you can change the configurations 39 Widget Types Label2 Label2 Thermometer Small or Large Ju Digital Small or Large type 1 or 2 s0 Bar Small or Large Es Trend m Label Label Digital widgets do not have Min and Max These two areas are disabled You can also choose Auto Precision for the scale value E Ssect amp ton Items Controls Labels Scale Alarms OPCLabs KitServer 2 Test Min amp NDI MiSvr 1 Test2 ChannelYalue_01 Channel value 02 m Background Color Channel E ngUnits_02 Channel ChanT 02 Channel value U3 Channel value 04 L Black se Gr
11. chames Channel amp Channel 7 Channel 8 Channel 9 Channel 10 Channel 11 Channel 12 Channel 13 Channel 14 Channel 15 Channel 16 REM Channel 17 Channel 18 11 As the cursor is dragged along the time base the cross hairs will track the trace and the pop up box will show details about the point in the cross hairs The cursor will turn to the finger pointer whenever the cursor can be dragged Scroll to End Click either the left or right scroll button to jump to the start or end of the data Original Scale Click this button to make the X and Y axes to the original scale from when the data file was loaded fl Print Click this button to show the print setup dialog Print Printer Print Range Onentation Curent Page t AJ f Landscape Total Pages Cancel The user can choose the printer change orientation and margins The default print page is the current page If the user wants to print all he she needs to input the total number of pages he she wants The program will divide the whole loaded data file to be equal to that range and print 12 3 4 1 3 Channel Set Up Right click the mouse anywhere on the graph to display a pop up menu Setup Background Color amp Axes Color Select Setup from this menu and the Channel Setup dialog will appear Channel Setup Sel Channel Channel 1 w Visible Marker Type Marker Size Line Ty
12. 60 0 40 0 20 0 gt 0 0 Chan 2 Chan 2 Se Chan 2 Seconds 49 The Design Page will become the default empty page To reload a saved Project select a Project from the Project list Project 5 zu __ Smali Thermmomelar Background Image Load Clear project1 prj rosasteve prj steve prj A Project dialog appears EE Project Device IP in the project 192 168 0244 Test Connection Edit Project It has IP address for all the devices that are in the project The user can change the IP address by clicking the Edit IP button Cancel It is recommended that the user click the Test Connection button first before clicking Connect 50 If there is no connection between the PC and the device a message will be displayed Cant connect to 192 168 0 243 Please make sure the device is connected The Edit Project button will create all widgets in the project but no connection to the device The widgets will not show real time values Clicking the Connect button loads the project and connects to the devices in the project AII widgets 1n the Project are loaded to the Design Page Projects are saved under the installation directory They can be deleted from that directory or by clicking the Delete Project button uo Therm Delete Project To delete a single widget from a Project double click it
13. If there is a language file in the Exhibitor installation directory that contains languages besides English these will be shown and the user can select the language Preferences 3 3 2 1 Decimal Places Determines how numeric data will be displayed Default is 3 3 3 2 2 Auto Scale Determines if all data points will fit Y Axes for all channels 3 3 2 3 Remember Previous Directory Determines if the program needs to remember the directory when opening the data file 3 3 2 4 Channel Label Determines if the program will display the channel number or channel engineering units for the buttons on the graph page 3 3 Features Allows the user to upgrade from the free demo default version to the Lite or 3 3 4 Full version Select Update and enter your serial number in the spaces Upgrades can be purchased from your distributor Use the pull down menu Help About to see what feature you have Password Allows the program to enable the password option and add update or delete users EB Password User Active Retries Level Expires 12 25 2007 Password Auto Logout Minutes Old Password Um m Enable recher Update aK Delete Cancel The user can enter the user name check active or not choose the user level expiration date and enter a password Once all the options are selected chosen then click the Add button This user will be added to the user list Th
14. 03 32437 12 26 2007 02 03 32 437 12 26 2007 02 03 32437 12 26 2007 02 03 32437 12 26 2007 02 03 32437 02 Channel ChanTaqg_02 Channel alue_03 Channel Value 04 Value 3599963 000 27 000 Seconds Chan 2 32 000 6 300 If you want to modify the OPC Device list you have to click Stop button The table is gone and the Item List comes back 3l 3 5 1 3 Save OPC Device The program can save all added OPC Device Servers and reload them This saves time and you don t have to go to the OPC Server Browser window to add servers and reconnect Click the Save button Select a Save in location Enter File name e g dev2 The extension of the file is dev Click Save Due gt hee Exhibitor File View Setup Tool Help 3 j m Save File x ple dat Save in Exhibitor gt 6 Login Data Remote Rea 2 5 Device Manager Design Pa a blank dev My Recent Documents OPC Device Sele E NDI Mi 32 000 128 300 view Value 4 546 1799964 000 Gre 546 27 000 Delete 4546 Seconds My Network File name dev2 Save 4 Let 1 5 546 546 Save as type XML files dev v Cancel 7 Show Live The File name e g dev2 dev will be added to the OPC Device combo box OPC Device dev2 dev 32 3 5 1 4 Reload
15. 12 13 15 16 17 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 13 20 21 22 23 24 18 13 20 21 22 23 24 2b 2 28 29 30 31 Jh 26 27 28 29 30 31 2 3 4 5 B 7 1 2 3 4 5 B gt Today 5 30 2007 Today 5 30 2007 15 24 22 16 26 46 Cancel Select a start date and end date and click OK The table will be filled with all data points on that channel between the specified start time and end time The trend will be highlighted for all the searched data points 22 Exhibitor Sele File View Setup Tool Help jaa Login Data Remote Real Time View Config Display Config Log Detail Graph DataTable Alarm Event Memo Chan 1 Chan 2 Chan 3 Chan 4 5 Chane Chan7 8 Chan 9 Chan 10 Chan 11 Chan 12 Chan 13 Chan 14 CI Seconds Pe ee ee GERM ee 00 03 14 07 16 24 30 03 14 07 16 25 00 03 14 07 16 25 30 03 14 07 16 26 00 03 14 07 16 26 30 03 14 07 Time Channge Chan Point Engineer Unit Seconds E Time Value Alarm Event m Ih 3 14 2007 16 24 22 300 73 No 3 14 2007 16 24 22 400 74 No No 26 00 3 14 2007 16 24 22 600 74 _ No Average 52 51 3 14 2007 16 24 23 100 74 No No 17 Clicking on any value cell will allow the user to add a message on that data point on the graph 173 01 2 13 00 Y Wednesday March 14 2007 4
16. 2007 15 50 53 Activity 1 BEEBE EEEEeR eS Setup Exit Ct My Network File name 243 dat Places Files of type Data files v 2 Stop Start Reco All saved data is shown on the Data tab page Multi record widgets can be created to record data from different recorders 39 3 5 4 Real Time View The user can view project files on this page It is almost the same as the Design Page except the widget cannot be modified mot Exhibitor File View Setup Tool Help Aj Login Data Remote Real Time View Config Project projectt prj Background Image Load Use memory 64 Synchronize The user can also change the background image 56 3 5 5 Config In this page the user can do the following things o Download any files from the device o Upload any files to the device o Remotely view Config files on the device o Modify a Config and save it to your local PC Save As Cancel Enter the Device IP User and Password The password 15 web access password the device Then click the Connect button 192 168 0 243 Disconnect C CF Card 28 Intemal 23 USB HD Save As The File View box shows the drives on the device Internal is the SD Card drive on the device 57 Double click a drive and all files and directories under it will be
17. 24 27 72 99 Value 73 00 72 98 72 97 Time lt lt 4 LE The summary table summarizes the information for all channels Tag Engineer Unit Maximum Minimum Average Start Time Stop Time Chan 1 F 75 119 14 504 4 835 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan Chan Seconds 39 0 27 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan3 Chan3 Seconds 64 5 32 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan4 4 Seconds 69 10 37 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan5 Chan5 Seconds T4 15 42 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan amp Seconds 19 20 47 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan Chan Seconds 84 25 52 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chang Chang Seconds 89 30 97 91 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan9 Chan9 Seconds 94 35 62 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan 10 Chan 1 Seconds 39 40 67 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan 11 1 Seconds 104 45 2 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan 12 1 Seconds 109 20 751 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan 13 _ Chan 1 Seconds 114 55 82 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200 Chan 14 Chan 1 Seconds 113 60 87 51 03 14 2007 16 24 22 300 03 14 2007 16 26 46 200
18. 4 TI 5m TF gl 8 gl 35 f Manual Stark Time ers Stop Time Record Hate Inlcude v Alarms File Name T Cancel e Either choose the data device from the first combo box or enter the IP to the four text boxes on the top right Enter the description Enter the data chart update rate Choose record status Manual or Auto Enter the record rate It must be equal or greater than the data chart rate Select the channels that are going to record Clicking the little blue button beside each channel to change the channel color Decide whether or not to include Alarms e To indicate the File Name to which to save click the Browse button Another window will appear allowing you to chose a File Name that already exists or type in a new File Name The following is a record widget example FS Record Widget DataChart Mane UR 192 158 I 243 DataChart DC1 Channels D ataChart Rate 1 MEI Record v4 g y Manual Auto E ome Start Time rm idm Bi BM Stop Time 1 Record 1 Inleude Alarms File C Program Files sE xhibitar z243 dat OK Cancel 53 Click OK This record widget 1s generated on the main dialog Device Manager Design Page Real Time Record Record Widget m OO Channels Recording 01 v Record Manual Record Off Start
19. E Remove All OF Groups 1 Lhannelvalue T1 Channel Status 01 _Ml_Group_0 Channel Low 01 Py ching GM PERE Subscribed san ve Lhannel Engllnits 01 Sunc Read Channel ChanT ag 1 Channel Alarm 01 Update Rate Channel _01 100 o o Eel za Channel CombB_0 Channel Combe 01 Deest en Value 01 Bad Non specific Limit 12 00 00 Channel Status 1 Bad Non specific Limit 12 00 00 Channel Low 01 Bad Non specific Limit 12 00 00 Channel Comba 01 Bad Non specific Limit 12 00 00 Channel Combe 01 Bad Non specific Limit 12 00 00 5 Subscribe The Items Check the Subscribed checkbox The table will display the real time values OPC Groups Mamespace MI Group 0 Browse End Browse Add Group Remove Group wr Channel J Remove All OF Groupes 1 EhannelValue 01 Channel Status 01 MI Group 0 Channel Low 01 ET S pne Channel Mid 01 Channel High UT L ache Lhannel Engllnits 01 Async Refresh Sync Head Channel Chan ag 07 Channel Alarm 01 lke Reis oui pee Channel Comba 01 1000 Lhannael CombB 1 Led sel ChannelCombC 01 i P pv a sen Value 1 Good Limit 9 06 25 AM Channel Status 01 Good Non speciic Limit 9 06 25 AM Channel Low 01 Good Non speciic Limit 9 06 25 AM Channel 01 0 000 0 1 5 194 140 0 11 Good Non spec
20. Saved Device 1 Select blank dev from the OPC Device combo box All items in the left window will be gone OPC Device 2 Select the desired saved OPC Device e g dev2 dev from the OPC Device combo box All Device Servers are added to the left window OPC Device Item List OPCLabs KitServer 2 NDI MiSvr 1 Test2 Add OPC Server View All Save Delete Show Live 33 3 5 1 5 Delete Saved Device 1 Click the Delete button 2 Select a file to delete from the list and then click OK Delete File Please selecta tile to delete blank dey Cancel 34 3 5 2 Design Page Window The user can customize different widget and show different OPC items All OPC items are based on Device Manager window faa Exhibitor File View Setup Tool Help oe d Sample dat Login Data Remote Real Time View Config Display Config Log Device Manager Design Page Real Time Record Project Gel X Select a Control Background Image _ Load Use memory 59 Synchronize 3 5 2 1 Creating a Widget 1 Click the Select a Control combo box Project Select A Project X Select a Control Small Thermometer Large Thermarneter Small Digital 1 Large Digital 1 Small Digital 2 Large Digital 2 Bar 2 Select a widget type Small Thermometer for example
21. _ __ o NURNE ES NUN 24 16 03 14 07 16 24 18 03 14 07 16 24 20 03 14 07 16 24 22 03 14 07 16 24 24 03 14 07 16 24 26 03 14 07 16 lt lt 5 Move the cursor into the rectangle for precise information about the point 19 The graph is synchronized with the DataTable as well First put the marker on a channel For example channel 2 100 00 80 00 AM om 60 00 40 00 20 00 Move the cursor to the second marker The cursor will become a hand Double click the marker The second row on the data table will be highlighted Detail Graph DataTable Alarm Event Memo Time 1 Chan Chan3 Chan4 Chan5 Chan6 Chan Chan8 Chan9 Chan Include Columns 3 14 2007 16 24 22 300 3 14 2007 16 24 22 400 3 14 2007 16 24 22 600 748 49 E Chand 3 14 2007 16 24 23 100 49 Chand 3 14 2007 16 24 23 200 49 Chanb _ 13 14 2007 16 24 23 400 50 v Chang 162423100 9 r 3 14 2007 16 24 24 400 51 Bo m _ 3 14 2007 16 24 25 400 52 From _ 3 14 2007 16 24 25 500 52 03 14 2007 16 24 2 3 14 2007 16 24 26 400 53 3 14 2007 16 24 27 400 54 3 14 2007 16 24 28 400 55 3 14 2007 16 24 28 800 55 _ 13 14 2007 16 24 28 900 55 _ 13 14 2007 16 24 29 400 56 _ 13 14 2007 16 24 30 400 57 _ 3 14 2007 16 24 31 400 58 3 14 2007 16 24 32 400 59
22. firewall To do so click the Control Panel gt Security Center gt Windows Firewall Windows Firewall General Exceptions Advanced four PC is nat protected turn en Windows Firewall Windows Firewall helps protect your computer by preventing Unauthorized users from gaining access to your computer through the Internet a network On recommended This setting blocks all outside sources from connecting to this computer with the exception of those selected on the Exceptions tab Select this when you connect to public networks in less secure locations such as airports ou will not be notified when Windows Firewall blacks programs Selections on the Exceptions tab will be Ignored not recommended Avoid using this setting Turning off Windows Firewall may make this computer more vulnerable to viruses and intruders Windows Firewall is using your domain settings What else should know about Windows Firewall 25 There are four ways to see real time data within the program Device Manager Window Design Page Window and Real Time View and OPC Client under the Tools pull down menu 3 5 1 Device Manager Window This window can show multiple servers maximum 50 Each server can have multiple items maximum 100 OPC paces SelectAFiley SelectAFiley Item List _ OPC Server OPC Server BH All Show Live 3 5 1 1 Add Server 1 Click the Add OPC Serve
23. graph will change accordingly 3 4 1 2 Graph Buttons The graphic area is fully interactive Data can be zoomed and scrolled the interaction controlled by the icons above the graph Select This 1s the default cursor It is used to scroll the trends horizontally and vertically by simply right clicking in the graphics area Traces can be scrolled individually by clicking and 10 dragging the individual vertical scales or together by clicking and dragging in the graphics area Stretch Click this button to stretch zoom or shrink the graph along the x axes time and y axis scale Traces can be zoomed individually by clicking and dragging the individual vertical scales or together by clicking and dragging in the graphics area Zoom In Click this button to zoom in the graph a Zoom Out Click this button to zoom out the graph Zoom Window Click this button to zoom to a user defined window When clicked the cursor will turn into a draw window tool Draw a window around the area of interest by holding the right mouse button and dragging the window On release the window area will fill the graphics screen amp Zoom All Click this button to fit all data into one screen 4 Cursor Click this button to enable the cursor Once enabled right click anywhere on the graph and select a channel to lock the cursor to that trace Background Calor Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4
24. xml Admin DQ5051018 START config xml Admin 05051027 END config xml 1 blank de lal blank prj CanFigDifFRepart Exk 25 Controls dll ILLE 2 Copy of END config xml Desktop D acuments Computer Mu Network Places File Files of type gt Copy of START canfig xml ams EMD canfigl EMD canfig xml CJ Exhibitor exe 5 FolderBrowser ll 5 Triage combobox all 5 Interop Excel dil 8 Interop NDISLIKDAC 91 5 Interop dll 5 Interop BIDE dl Instrumentation WF Common dll Iocomp Instrumentation WF Plat dll 5 Tocomp Instrumentation WF Std dll Bs Language csv Bal Language_new csv Cancel 7 The selected file will copy to the selected directory on the device 3 5 5 3 Remote View Config File Double click a config file xml and its contents will display in the page Some information like Display View and Record will not display Channel System Alarm Digitallo Channel Enable Alarms Enable 192 168 0 243 Point Tad Eng Units Dec Point Pen Color Background Color Cattery dat Save As Cancel Channel tab To view the setup on each channel select a different channel number from the list 60 System tab Displays the device system setup Unit Tag Language Date Format Burn xm English SMTP ip addrez
25. 000 Alarm 1 Reset 22 3 4 5 Event Table Window The Event Table is for events If there are no events the window will be empty Tine Eventing 3 4 6 Memo Table Window The Memo Table is for memos It shows all memos in the data file ID Time Control MemoString Channel 4 1 17122000 2 38 34 100 1 is a memo 0 14 1 1 2000241 19 700 1 Memo mema 2 0 Each memo is plotted on the graph as a yellow folder image Double click any cell in the memo row and a yellow rectangle will surround the correct yellow folder 23 90 00 80 00 70 00 60 00 rm d E 5 50 00 m ju 40 00 30 00 20 00 10 00 0 00 22 38 28 01 01 00 02 38 30 01 01 00 02 38 32 01 01 00 02 38 34 01 01 00 02 38 36 01 01 00 02 38 38 01 01 00 Double click the yellow folder to see the content of the memo If it is a message a textbox will display the memo 24 3 5 Real Time Display Exhibitor can display data through OPC Microsoft s COM is the key for communication between OPC clients and OPC servers permits OPC clients transparent access to OPC servers on remote computers Default DCOM settings vary from system to system Generally default DCOM settings on the server machine restrict OPC client applications from accessing a remote OPC server If you have difficulty connecting the Exhibitor application to an OPC server temporarily turn off your computer s
26. 14 07 16 24 28 03 14 07 16 24 30 03 14 07 16 24 32 0 lt lt gt gt Use memory 57 wnchronize 3 4 1 1 Graph Radio Buttons There are a series of radio buttons along the left side of the Graph window Each radio button represents a channel with the correct color of that channel Each channel has its own Y Axes The maximum and minimum of the Y Axes is defined in the configuration in the data file The configuration also defines the channel color and engineering unit In the above example maximum of channel 1 is about 750 F Minimum is about 454 F Its color is white If you click the Chan 2 radio button the graph changes as seen in the below dialog 255 Exhibitor File View Setup Tool Help J oe Sample dat Login Data Remote Real Time View Config Display Config Log Detail Graph DataTable Alarm Event Memo 8 a 1 l1 LL 120 00 100 00 80 00 2 pl NEN 60 00 40 00 20 00 AIM Ll 0 09 __________________ ______ 3 14 07 16 24 22 03 14 07 16 24 24 03 14 07 16 24 26 03 14 07 16 24 28 03 14 07 16 24 30 03 14 07 16 24 32 0 gt gt Use memory 56 Synchronize The color of the Y Axes changes to red The Maximum of channel 2 1s 160 Seconds Minimum 1 0 Seconds Each time a different radio button 15 selected the
27. Exhibitor Software User s Manual Exhibitor Software Contents Exhibitor Software 2 Installation 3 Using Exhibitor Program 3 Starting the Program 3 2 Logging in to the Program 3 3 System Set Up 3 4 Loading Data File 3 4 1 Graph Window 3 4 2 Detail Window 3 4 3 Data Table Window 3 4 4 Alarm Table Window 3 4 5 Event Table Window 3 4 6 Memo Table Window 3 5 Real Time Display 3 5 1 Device Manager Window 3 5 2 Design Page Window 3 5 3 Real Time Record 3 5 4 Real Time View 3 5 5 Config 3 5 6 Display Window 3 5 7 Config Log Window 3 5 8 OPC Client Window Appendix A Language File 1 Exhibitor Software The Exhibitor Software is a program for viewing and exporting both real time and recorded data from the recorder 2 Installation This program will run on Windows XP 2000 and later It is not compatible with earlier versions of Windows 1 Insert the Exhibitor CD into the CD drive The setup program should launch automatically if your system 1s set to auto play CDs If not select the CD directory and run the setup exe file 2 Exhibitor Software needs NET Framework 2 0 If NET Framework 2 0 is not installed on the PC it will be installed first This will take several minutes Make sure you have network access 6 Exhibitor Setup For the following components HET Framework 2 0 Please read the following license agreement Press the page down kep to see the rest of the agreement MICROSOFT
28. ILTER v Iv Time From 103 7 4 2007 15 24 22 105 4 2007 16 26 46 The From and To data entry areas default to the start and end times of the data in the table to be exported and can be edited by the user to specify an exact time frame for export Once all parameters are set press the Excel button and the data will open in an Excel spreadsheet 21 When exporting into Excel the user can select the desired Time Format in which the time will be displayed in Excel Esport Time F hh mm ss ms hh mm ss J hh mm There is also an option to view only an interval report Select the desired interval Minute View the first data point of every minute V Hour View the first data point of every half hour Hour View the first data point of every hour Day View the first data point of every day NOTE You will need to have a valid copy of Excel on your PC Otherwise use the Export button to name a CSV file for later use 3 4 4 Alarm Table Window The Alarm Table is for alarm points If there are no alarms the window will be empty Alarm Time ________ 06 05 2008 13 30 09 000 Alarm 1 High 06 05 2008 13 30 37 000 Alarm 1 Reset 06 05 2008 13 31 07 000 Alarm 1 High 06 05 2008 13 31 37 000 Alarm 1 Reset 06 05 2008 13 32 07 000 Alarm 1 High 06 05 2008 13 32 37 000 Alarm 1 Reset 06 05 2008 13 33 07 000 Alarm 1 High 06 05 2008 13 33 37
29. Morrnal NEZ ChannelEnable E bibas MasterEnable alarmite NotityEnable Normal 4 4 Normal Normal 4 a m M M M NM NM M INI n o Mone EE Event 59 Enable MasterEnable Apply Cancel l Channel Alarm Alarm Type B none E SetPoint Dead Band Delay sec lo o o 10 EL Rate Of Change sec Audio File DigitalIO tab Displays digital in and digital out information DIGITAL INPUT SETUP on DIGITAL OUTPUT SETUP pos ey Type gi Bm Www E rs mmm E gt Em r res Bm Www i rz mmm re Lo mj ___ OM Sar ro Bm MasterEnable Report Apply Cancel MasterEnable Apply Cancel o LI gt 63 If the user clicks on the Report button a Report On Cmd panel will appear DIGITAL INPUT SETUP 1 m 4 M lt lt Eat uw M M MasterEnable Apply Cancel 3 5 5 4 Save Modified Config to Local PC There is a SaveAs button on the bottom left Clicking it will save all the changes in the displayed config to the local PC 3 5 6 Display Window The Display window shows live display from the connected device Similar to the Config page the Server IP User Nam
30. SOFTWARE SUPPLEMENTAL LICENSE TERMS MICROSOFT FRAME WORE 2 0 MICROSOFT WINDOWS INSTALLER 2 0 MICROSOFT WINDOWS INSTALLER 3 1 Microgott Corporation based on where live one of its affiliates licenses this supplement to you IF you are licensed to use Microsoft Windows operating system software the software you may use this supplement fou may not use tif you do not have a license for the software may use of this supplement with each validly licensed copy of the software Do you accept the terms of the pending License Agreement IF vau choose Don t Accept install will close To install you must accept this agreement Accept Don t Accept 3 After NET Framework 2 0 is installed the installation will launch Welcome to Exhibitor Setup Wizard 4 Accept the license agreement and the default install directory or modify as needed 5 Decide whether you want a desktop icon and check the box if you do 6 Accept the default install directory or modify as needed 3 Using Exhibitor Program 3 1 Starting the Program The Exhibitor software has the following main features e display information from existing data file in summarized tabular and graphic formats e tis capable of monitoring an external device through the OPC server The user can manage different widgets e export the data to Excel To start the program click the desktop icon 1f installed shown l
31. The widget design dialog appears Click the Delete Control button ES Design E OPC Items Labels Scale Alarms Controls Select A Control X 5 1 Test2 Label Select Label Create Delete Text OPEem Color EB Font lice Over Range PO Precision Actyate Delete Control Save Cancel This widget will be deleted from the Design Page 3 5 2 4 Save Background Image The user can add or delete a background image load Click this button to choose an image file The background will change accordingly o Device Manager Design Page Real Time Record 715 157 157 PIE 9696 9 lt P b 2 2 2 A s 96 6 9 V UE T MES T MES J d 4 d TA no xc Vac J d ease me Nat Xd d Samo gt car Click this button to delete the background image 3 5 3 Real Time Record The user can create record widgets and record data from different device Device Manager Design Page Real Time Record dl pi 1 Click the Record Widget button to create a record widget A Record Widget dialog appears 52 58 Record Widget DataChart OF ama HH DataChart Descriptions Channels 1 ataC hart Rate m _ Record
32. ave Cancel The created labels are movable and assigned to OPC items like other widgets The trend widget has eighteen channels by default Each channel needs to be configured separately To configure Channels click on the Channels tab Labels Channels Display Channel 1 amp race Alarm Enabled Channel 2 Channel 3 Marker Type caida Marker Size Channel 5 Line Type HB Channel 7 Channel 8 Line Thickness Channel 3 Channel 10 Color EN Black Channel 11 Channel 12 Clea Channel 13 Min Channel 14 Use OPC Item Channel 15 Channel 15 Min 0 Clear Add Delete Max 100 Clear 41 Delete any channels not wanted by clicking on the channel and then clicking the Delete button Labels Channels Display Updater ate Channel 1 Trace Alarm Enabled Channel 2 Marker Type None Marker Size Line Type Sali Line Thickness Color EE lime Item pO eles Min amp Use Item Min Oo Clear To add channels click the Add button and a list of the additional channels will appear Select one to add Labels Channels Display UpdateR ate Trace Alarm Enabled Marker Type Marker Size e Line Type said Line Thickness Ho e Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 6 Channel 7 Channel 8 Channel 3 Channel 10 Channel 11 Chan
33. ayT ext Border Color Minor Division EE lack Lime ia Labell Label Font Item NDLMiSvr 1 Test2 Cha Clear Point Color iW Auto Precision Activate Or customize the precision yourself iSelect A Contra 7 Items Controls Labels Scale Alarms OPCLabs KitServer 2 Testi Min amp Mas NDIMiSvr 1 Test m Channel value 01 Li Mag Channel value Uz Channel Engllnits 2 Black 2 Channel ChanT ag 02 Gate J Channel value U3 EH GrayText Channel alue 04 EE lack Lime m Label Label Font Item INDI MiSvr 1 Test2 kCha Clear Background Color Border Color Minor Divizion Point Color Auto Precision Precision v Activate Save Cancel Bar widgets have scales with three value sections for alarms They can be assigned different colors Red Value Section 1 Value Seclion 2 Value Section 3 40 The Trend widget has additional tabs to configure Channels the Display and UpdateRate Design Items Labels Channels Display UpdateRaate Controls Select A Control dh Be DIL MIS vr 1 Testz DPCLabs FitServer 2 Test Label Select A Label __Create Delete i ria 14 Text 56 00 0 100 0 Item Color flack User F 12 30 99 00 00 10 Precision Activate S
34. button on the Device Manager or Design Page first Once you hit Run you will see real values in the Design Page Device Manager Design Page Real Time Record Project Select A Project gi Trend Background Image Load Clear 46 If there is no connection an error message will pop up similar to the following Cant connect to 192 168 0 243 Please make sure Ehe device is connected There are some graph buttons on the top of the trend widget They have the same functionalities like the graph for the file open To make these buttons work click the red Pause button After that the trend stops displaying data the graph buttons become enabled Now you can interact with the graph and i Click the green button to resume trending live data 343 9 8 3 5 2 2 Save Widget Configuration Exhibitor can save the widget configuration and reload it to save time 1 Once a widget is created click the Save button 2 In the Save File dialog select a Save in location and File name e g therml 3 Then click the Save button The widget is saved with wgt extension 4 The File name will then be listed 1n the Controls combo box Controls therm gt 47 To reload the saved File name click in the Controls combo box and select wet file Controls db Select Control smallthermo vegt therri wat gt E 3 c c c em oo The
35. ding German or Spanish text The edited file must reside in the program directory Microsoft Excel Language multlan csv a question For help X 20 Edit View Insert Format Tools Data Window Help MENEE I 9 x 21 0 100 0 00 210 zB Z XE 433 gt 00 0 Y English B D E G H J K L M N English IGermany Spanish 3 Navigator6000 GNavigator6000 SNavigator600 File GFile Sfile Open Gopen SOpen Exit Gexit Sexit View Gview Sview Zoom In Gzoom In Szoom In Zoom Out Gzoom Qut Szoom Out E Zoom Window Gzoom Window Szoom Window Setup Gsetup Ssetup Language Glanguage Slanguage Preferences GPreferences SPreferences Decimal Places GDecimal Places SDecimal Places Auto Scale GAuto Scale SAuto Scale Yes Gyes Syes No Gno Sno Help Ghelp Shelp About Gabout Sabout New Gnew Snew Save Gsave Ssave Print Table Gprint Table Sprint Table Search Gsearch Ssearch OnLine GOnLine SOnLine Detail Gdetail Sdetail Graph Ggraph Sgraph DataTable GDataTable SDataTable Alarm Galarm Salarm Event Gevent Sevent OPC Client GOPC Client SOPC Client Device Manager Gdevice Manager _ Sdevice Manager Design Page Gdesign Page Sdesign Page Synchronize Gsynchronize Ssynchronize Select Gselect Sselect Stretch Gstretch Sstretch Zoom To Fit GZoom To Fit SZoom To Fit 36 Cursor Gcursor Scursor 37 Go to Beginning GGo to Beginning SGo to Beginning 38 Go to End GGo to E
36. displayed AlarmFile log Alarm ile bat Calc exe Cathery dat contig Contig Configi 1 sral The yellow folder image indicates it is a folder The text paper indicates it is a file 3 5 5 1 Download File to Device Right click any file to display a pop up menu m Intemal Re Activity A armFile log AlarmFile t t annaoatian xl gt Copy to Folder Properties 11 ml lt To download the file click Copy to Folder browse window will appear 58 Browse For Folder Copy the selected item s to the Folder Desktop 4 My Documents Computer a My Network Places Recycle Bin Make New Folder Choose the location that you want to download to Then click OK NOTE The other menu item from the pop up menu 15 Property This will display a window with the properties of the file ES Properties File Internal Cattery dat Start Compare 2639242 bytes Print Report 02 20 08 10 14am 3 5 5 2 Upload File to Device click any directory in the File View box to display a pop up menu with Upload ctv pem o AlarmFile tet Select Upload to display the Open dialog window Choose a file 59 Look in E hibitor Recent Documents 12 Admin 05010932 5T4R 7 config xml Admin 05010934 END contig xml Admin 05010937 END config xml admin 05010937 START contig
37. e and Password are required Enter this information and press Start UTILITY SETUP Picture Size X2 v Server IP 92 168 0 243 User Name Admin XXXXX Connect Status Connected 64 The user can change the size by selecting a different option from the Picture Size pull down box UTILITY SE TUP Picture Size Server IP 92 168 0 243 User Admin Password Connect Status Connected Press the Stop button to stop the live display 3 5 7 Config Log Window After the user logs into the device he she can change the configuration After logging out the modified configuration is saved in the device The user can use this page to view the changes The Server IP User Name and Password are required Press the GetLog button to get a listing of all the LogOn activities 132 158 0 243 05 05 2008 01 32 52 Admin Log n 05 05 2008 01 32 52 Admin D50850132 5T 05205 72008 01 32 52 Admin LagUn 65 Select a different login activity from the Login Users pull down box 05 05 2008 01 32 52 PM Admin LagUn 05 05 2008 01 32 52 Admin Lo gin 05052008 10 18 05 Admin 057 0172008 08 38 08 Admin 05 01 22008 09 37 19 Admin 05 01 22008 09 36 29 Admin 057 0172008 08 32 35 Admin 05 01 22008 09 28 33 Admin 105 01 2008 08 54 20 Admin lt If the config 15 changed the act
38. e options when adding a user are Active If the user is active their user name and password have to match when logging in to the program Otherwise Exhibitor doesn t check them Retries The number of times the user can try to login before the user login fails 7 Level There are three User Levels User Manager and Administrator Level ES User Password Manager Administrator User Cannot access setup Can access all tabs except OPC Client Device Manager in Remote page In the Design Page the user can view real time display but cannot change the widgets Manager Access to everything except Password and Language Admin Access everything Expires The user will expire on this date Password Enter the password to be used for this user Auto Logout The program will automatically logout the user after this amount of time Old Password The user needs to type the correct old password in order to change the password Add Adds a user to the user list The list box on the bottom left on the dialog shows all users Update Modifies a user s password Delete Choose one of the users in the list box and click delete That user will be deleted from the list Enable Enables the password option The check box 15 disabled if there is no user in the list After adding at least one user the check box will be enabled After no mouse activity for 5 minutes the user is automatically logged out If the user wants to login as a d
39. eft or use the Window s Start menu This will launch the main dialog If the master password is enabled the main dialog starts in the Data Graph page File wiew Setup Tool Help Login Data Remote Real Time View Config Display Contig Log Detail Graph DataTable Alarm Event Memo a lt 1 Use memory 56 Synchronize Otherwise it starts in the Login page E s Exhibitor Login Data Remote Real Time View Config Display Config Log User Password Change Password OK Cancel Uze memory 57 To enable the master password please see Chapter 3 3 System Setup There are five major tabs in the workspace Login Login to the program Data Show data in a file Remote Show remote device values Real Time View Show all widgets in a project file Config FTP to the device and view Config file The Data tab page has six sub tag pages Detail Shows each individual channel graph and summary of all channels Graph Shows a graphic representation of the data DataTable Shows all data points in a table Alarm Shows all alarm points in a table Event Shows all events in a table Memo Shows all memos in a table Remote tab page has three sub tab pages Device Manager Connects to multiple OPC server and displays all selected items Design Page Creates different widgets and displays real time value Real Time Record Creates record widget and records data point to a f
40. ers Greenhouse Temperature Greenhouse RoofOpen Greenhouse Humidity Channel Value 01 Channel Value 02 Channel EngUnits 02 Channel ChanTag 02 Channel Value 03 Channel Value 04 Add OPC Server View All Save Delete Rm iv Show Live e Item List Channel ChanTag_02 Channel Alarm_02 Channel CombA_02 Channel CombB_02 Channel CombC 02 Channel Value 03 Channel Status 03 Channel Low 03 Channel Mid 03 Channel High 03 Channel EngUnits 03 Channel ChanTag 03 Channel Alarm 03 Channel CombA 03 Channel CombB 03 Channel CombC 03 Channel Value 04 Channel Status 04 Channel Low 04 Channel Mid 04 Channel High 04 Channel EnaUnits 04 lt 3 5 1 2 Running the Servers 1 Click the Run button A table with the server and its selected items replaces the Item List on the right side of the window 2 Check the Show Live check box if it is unchecked The default is unchecked After checking it the table shows the real time value OPC Device Select A File OPCLabs KitServer 2 Test NDI MiSvr 1 Test2 Save Show Live Greenhouse T emperature OPCLabs KitServer 2 Testi Tag Time Greenhouse Sprinklers 12 26 2007 0203 3246 12 26 2007 0203 3246 12 26 2007 0203 3246 12 26 2007 0203 3246 Greenhouse R Greenhouse Humidity NDI MiSvr 1 Test2 Tag Time Channel Value 01 12 26 2007 02 03 32437 Channel 02 12 26 2007 02
41. ifferent user name he she can click the Log Off button The program goes to the login page and the user can re login The Log Off button looks like 17 3 4 Loading Data File To load a data file click File gt Open or click the file open icon If the loading file 1s bigger than 100000 bytes an endless progress bar dialog appears Loading table Please wat There are six tab pages for loading data files Detail Graph DataTable Alarm Event Memo Detail Shows each channel in different tag page and a summary table Graph Shows all channels in one graph DataTable Shows all data points in a table Alarm Shows all alarm points in a table Event Shows all events in a table Memo Shows all memos in a table 3 4 1 Graph Window In the example below the file Sample dat was loaded with the Auto Scale off ET Tool Help Language ki Preferences Decimal Places k Features d Auto Scale Ves Password Remember Previous Directory k Ma There are eighteen channels show below Za Exhibitor File view Setup Tool Help L3 8 Sample dat Login Data Remote Real Time View Config Display Config Log Detail Graph DataTable Alarm Event Memo _ Chan Chan 18 EN 1 Cee ee ee eee 3 14 07 16 24 22 03 14 07 16 24 24 03 14 07 16 24 26 03
42. ific Limit 9 06 25 AM Channel Combe 01 0 000 5000 000 10000 0 Good Non specific Limit 9 06 25 AM 70 Now the OPC client is working You can view the selected OPC server On the OPC Items you can select individual items and see some information like access rights data type and activity You can also remove the selected item or remove all items in the group Items Channel CombB Df Add Item Remove Item Remove AJ Of Items 5 channel Zomba O01 Access Rights Data Type VT_BSTR Iw Active f Device cue Cache 71 Appendix A Language File Adding a language is a simple process Exhibitor uses an Excel compatible file Language csv that resides in the Exhibitor program directory to read all text that is displayed in the program The first column is the English word To add a language simply add a column and make sure the first entry in the column is the language When the Setup Language option is chosen the program reads the first row of this spreadsheet and displays the languages available Make sure the language csv file 1s closed The image below shows the format and an example of the hypothetical language file It has English German and Spanish The letter G is added in front of the text for German and S is added for Spanish Selecting either German or Spanish from the Setup Language menu will replace the English text with the correspon
43. ile The pull down menu items are File Allows the user to open a data file or exit the program View View the Exhibitor log in file Setup Allows the user to customize the program Tool Connects to one OPC server and displays all items on it Help Provides help file or information about the software The icons from left to right are New Open File Search and Log Off File View Setup Tool Help 2 92 3 2 Logging in to the Program The password option is disabled by default when the software is installed The Login page is not enabled This option can be modified in the password dialog which is explained in the next section System Setup The User can be added as well If the password option is enabled the user has to login first Otherwise the program cannot do anything w Change Password If you want to change the password check the check box when logging in The password change dialog will appear as shown below Change Password User Hew Passward Confirm New Password When changing the password the user id is grayed out Type the new password and confirm it If the two don t match you will have to try again 3 3 System Set Up There are a number of items that can be set up before using the program although these default to useable options The Setup menu has the following options 3 3 1 3 3 2 Language The default 15 English It is simple to add language files see Appendix
44. ivity box will list when the user logged in when the config was started when the config was ended and when the user logged out shown from bottom to top 05 01 2008 09 17 38 Admin Logi tl 0570172008 09 17 37 Admin 05010917 EH 05 01 22006 06 54 20 05010554 5 0570172008 08 54 20 Admin Login Click the Start Compare button to show the changes made CHANGE LOG REPORT 5 16 2008 4 18 PM Unit ID Default User Logged In Admin Start Config File Admin OS010854 STaART contig xml start Time O5 01 2008 08 54 20 AM End Config File Admin 5010917 EMD contfig xml End Time 05 01 2008 09 17 37 AM BEFORE AFTER m System RecorderUnitTag Burn xml Default lt lt Channels Channel Number 1 Channel Missing dq Channel Number 2 Channel Missing amp Channel Number 3 Channel Missing amp Channel Number 4 Channel Missing amp Channel Number 5 Channel Missing amp Channel Number Channel Missing Channel Number T Channel Missing dq Channel a 66 There are three different symbols on the report lt lt Before value and After value are changed lt lt After value is missing lt lt New added item in After value Press the Print Report button to print the report to the printer 3 5 8 OPC Client Window Go to the Tool drop down and select OPC Client This window can connect to one OPC server and displays all items on it OPC Server OPC G
45. lay LIpdateRate Trace Alarm Enabled Channel 2 Channel 3 High Alarm Setpoint Low Alarm Setpoint Color zt iv Internal Alarm Activate Controls Nis 100 0 Selecta a SI oid i 12 12 30 99 00 00 10 Save Cancel o Click on the Enabled tab Unchecking the Enable check box makes the trace invisible Design Items PCLabs KitServer z rosa NBI 5 1 Testz Channel Value 01 Channel Value 02 Channel 02 Channel ChanT ag 2 Channel Value 03 Channel alae 04 Follow the same steps to configure additional channels Labels Channels Display UpdateRate Trace Alam Enabled Channel 2 Channel 3 Enable Add Delete Activate 43 Selecta c a i n Controls Nes 5 5 100 0 12 12 30 99 00 00 10 To configure the Trend Display Setting click on the Display tab Labels Channels Display Updater ate Mame Plot Small Trend Y Axes Scale f Use Channel Channel 1 Rotate ever seconds Enter a name that will be the name of the trend graph There are three trend styles The only difference 1s trend size style Small Trend Small Trend Y Axes Scale Medium Trend Channel Large Trend Each channel has its own y axes You can let the trend only show one specific cha
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47. nel 12 Channel 13 gt T To configure a specific channel o Select the Channel from the list o Select the Marker Type Marker Size Line Type and Line Thickness o Change the trace color 1f desired o Assign an OPC Item to the channel by clicking in the OPC Item text box and then clicking on an OPC Item from the OPC Item list Set the Min and Max for the y axes You can enter specific numbers or assign an OPC item O 42 Design Items OPCLabs KitServer 2 rosa Test2 Channel value 01 Channel alye 02 Channel EngU rits 02 Channel ChanT 02 Channelalue_O3 Channel value 04 Labels Channels Display LIpdateRate Trace Alarm Enabled None 3 B Solid _ e Item hannel Value 01 Clear Min amp Use Item Min D Clear 10000 00 Channel 2 Channel 3 Marker Marker Size Line Line Thickness Color Clear Activate Controls MERE 100 0 Select 3 5 epus i 0 50 0 127 12 30 33 00 00 10 o Click on the Alarm tab Configure the alarm set points and color The alarm color is the same as the channel trace color by default Design Items PCLabs KitServer z rosa NBI MiSvr 1 Testz Channel Value 01 Channel alue 02 Channel EngUnits_O2 Channel ChanT ag 02 Channel alue 03 Channel alae 04 Labels Channels Disp
48. nnel y axes Y Azes Scale Use Channel Channel 1 t Rotate every Channel 2 Channel 3 OR rotate all channel y axes at a specific time interval 10 seconds for example f Rotate every 1 0 seconds 44 To configure the Trace Update Rate click on the UpdateRate tab The Update Rate is set to 1 second by default Labels Channels Display UpdateRate Update Rate Sec DOR Once the trend is configured make sure to check the Activate check box and click the OK button The trend will be added to the main Design Page window Device Manager Design Page Real Time Record Project Select A Project Bl imu ICT Background Image Load Clear set S183 3 5 3 8 nd n oj 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 30 99 00 00 04 12 30 99 00 00 06 12 30 99 00 00 08 12 30 99 00 00 10 12 30 99 00 00 00 12 30 99 00 00 02 45 Once you have added all your widgets to the Design Page an example with 6 widgets 1s shown below you can move these widgets around by putting the mouse cursor over a widget and dragging the widget to a new location Device Manager Design Page Real Time Record Project pp ______ al _ Stop Select a Control Background Image Load Clear The main Design page has vertical and horizontal scroll bars which can be used to see all widgets All the widgets don t show any real value yet You must click on the Run
49. ol Help Jej a na 0000000000000 Login Data Remote Real Time View Config Display Contig Log Detail Graph DataTable Alarm Event Memo Chan Chan2 3 Chan 4 Chan 5 Chan 6 Chan 7 Chan 8 Chan Chan 10 Chan 11 Chan 12 Chan 13 Chan 14 C1 gt 50 00 40 00 30 00 20 00 un 10 00 0 00 00 03 14 07 16 24 30 03 14 07 16 25 00 03 14 07 16 25 30 03 14 07 16 26 00 03 14 07 16 26 30 03 14 07 Time Channge Tag Chans Engineer Unit Seconds Maximum 5900 Average 5 Each channel graph has the same graph buttons as the trend graph in the Graph tab page It also has the scrollbar and data discontinuity buttons They function the same as 1n the Graph tab page On the bottom of the graph of each channel there are additional text boxes that indicate information for that channel Channge Tag Chan 7 Engineer Unit Seconds Maximum 84 000 Miiminum 25 000 Average 52 51 0 Beside these text boxes 1s a table that is empty after the file 1s loaded To fill the table with data click the search button on the top of the dialog m 16 A search dialog will appear with the start time and end time for that channel 61 PESE Search Catalog Point 7 From To Sun Mon Tue wed Thu Fn Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fn Sat 26 26 28 J Jh zb 27 28 1 2 3 4 5 b 7 8 10 4 58 B 7 9 10 11
50. pe Line Thickness Data Trace Color Alarm Trace Color Apply Cancel The Channel Setup dialog allows the user to modify the properties of each channel Channel Selects a channel Visible Turns the trace on or off for the selected channel Marker Type Identifies the actual points recorded The trace is extrapolated between these points The points can be marked by a square circle or diamond The user can also select None for no marker Marker Size Adjusts the size of the marker on the points Line Type Identifies the trace type It can be solid dashed or dotted Line Thickness Adjusts the thickness of the trace Data Trace Color Changes the trace color for the selected channel Alarm Trace Color Changes the alarm trace color for the selected channel 13 3 4 1 4 Graph Background Color Right click the mouse anywhere on the graph to display the pop up menu Highlight Background Color and there will be two menu items Background Color Select Color Save as Default Choose Select to open the Color dialog which allows the user to select a different background color Basic colors Custom colors 8 B B B 38 8 B8 B B B Define Custom Colors gt gt Cancel If Save as Default is selected the selected background color will be saved to the registry The next time Exhibitor 1s run the graph will use that color as the default background 3 4 1 5 X Axes Color
51. r button The OPCServerBrowser will appear OpcServerBrowser Computer List SLHEETB 44 1 SHIPPING SHIPPINGSPRO 5 STFR DLLCTIDN B STFR DBLUCTIUHN E STFR DLUCTIDHN J TAPRODLICTIDINH B IP Address Description Test Update Rate Sec e BI OPC Servers KEPware KEP ServerEs v4 MIS OcbhServer 1 Simulations vr 1 IPC Labs Kil erer 2 26 2 Select a computer from the computer list ROSALINDXPPRO for example OR enter an ps IP Addresss 192 168 0 243 for example OpcServerBrowser Computer List Servers 5 vr 1 d IP Address 1 32 168 0 243 Description Test Update Hate Sec 1 Cancel Enter a description Test or Test2 for example Enter an Update Rate in seconds Default 1s 1 Then click the arrow button between Computer List and OPC Servers If there 1s no connection between the local PC and the device a message will pop up connection Please connect Ehe device OK If connection is ok the list box displays all OPC servers on the device Select an OPC Server from the OPC Servers list OPCLabs KitServer2 or NDI MiSvr 1 for example Click OK The server name with the description is added to the OPC Device list in the Device Manager window 27 OPC Device Select A File Item List OP CLabs KitServer 2 Test View All Save Delete
52. roups Namespace Machine LL Jc OPC Servers Of Groups 0 Browse Connect OPC Group Start Time Current Time Last Update Time c Server State OPC Items mii Update Rate Vaue Quality ____ TimeStamp AccessPah Of Items 0 OPC Item Access Rights Data Type The following are steps to view items on a server 1 Connect to a server There are three ways to connect to a server Enter the machine s IP address that the server is on and then click the combo box under OPC Server All OPC servers will be listed in the combo box Then click the server that you want to connect to OPC Server Machine 1 32 168 0 145 OPC Servers MOI MiSver 1 67 If you only want to connect to the server that is on the local PC that is running this program you can click the combo box under OPC Server All OPC servers will be listed OPC Server Machine OPC Servers KEP ware KEP ServerEs v4 MIS OcbS ever 1 Simulations vr 1 PCLabs KitServer 2 Click the Browse button beside the Connect button The OpcServerBrowser dialog appears OpcserverBbrowser m EJ Computer List Servers ZALAN W OOLFSON IM SMALL ADMINIS TRATORCP BHILTUM 4 BhLULDLD T C51 i IP Address Description Update Hate Sec
53. t on the right For more advanced details within a widget you can add more Labels which can indicate titles or values such as max and min For instance you can follow the same steps to create Label2 but instead of making the label text select an OPC Item from the list on the left to make the Label2 equal to that OPC Item 37 The example below shows Label2 assigned to the OPC Item ChannelEngUnit 02 This label will continuously change as the value of ChannelEngUnit 02 changes 8 Design Items Labels Scale Alans Controls Select A Conto OPCLabs KtS erver z Testi Greenhouse sprinklers Label Label Create Delete Greenhouse Temperature Alarm Greenhouse pen Teer Label2 Label Greenhouse Humidity Test2 Item NDLMiSwr 1 Test2 ChannelEng Clear 100 0 Channel Value 01 Color Channel Eng 02 Fant Microsoft Sans Sent 8 25pt Regular Channel Value 4 Over Range QveRange Precision 1 Activate Gave Cancel Next select the Scale tab to configure the Scale which actually assigns a value for the widget To assign OPC item to the scale click the OPC Item text box so the cursor 1s in there Then click any OPC item ChannelValue 02 for example Pe SE Labels Scale Alarms Controls Select Control UPCLabs KitSereer 2 Min amp
54. widget will load into the Design Page like the following Controls Alarm Label 100 0 50 0 Label Widgets are saved in the installation directory You can open Windows Explorer and go to the directory to delete the file Or you can select the file from the Controls combo box and click the cut button 3 5 2 3 Save Created Widgets On Design Page All created widgets on the Design Page can be saved to a project file and reloaded later This saves a lot of time from having to recreate and reconfigure widgets 1 Once you have created all your widgets and want to save the design click the Save button on the Design page to save the page as a Project M 11 Save Project 48 2 In the Save File dialog select a Save in location and File name 3 Then click the Save button The Project is saved with a prj extension Save File Save In 9 Navigator6000 Recent orjl Documents Driz pri Desktop Documents Qm My Network File name projectil Places Save as XML files pri Cancel 4 The File name will then be added to the Project combo box Project project1 prj You can empty the Design Page by selecting blank prj from the Project combo box Project X __ Small Thermometer v Background Image Load Clear Secon Seconds 100 2 Seconds 50 0 80 0
55. y Trends Simulation ServerControl gi Greenhouse 29 You can also right click an item in the Item List and select Add AII for a root node or Add for a child item Item List Item List i Trends Trends Simulation Simulation ServerControl ServerControl Zreenhot Greenhouse Add All Green Greenhouse 5 Greenhouse Temperature Greenhouse Greenhouse RoofO0pen Greenhouse RoofOpen Greenhouse Humidity Greenhouse Humidity To delete an item from OPC Device right click it and choose Delete Item OP CLabs KitServer 2 Test Greenhouse Sprinkle Greenhouse Tempe Greenhouse RoofO Delete Ikem Rename OR Click the right arrow button between OPC Device and Item List E If you want to rename to OPC item to make more sense to yourself right click the and choose Rename as show above The item becomes editable Then type the name OP CL abs KitServer Z Test Greenhouse SprinklersTest Greenhouse Temperature Greenhouse Roof Open Greenhouse Humidity 30 When adding another server previously selected servers will disappear from the list but they still exist They are just hidden To view all added servers click the View button All added servers will be listed in the left window Double click any server to expand the tree and show all children OPC Device Select A File OPCLabs KitServer 2 Test Greenhouse Sprinkl
56. z smtp unlimitedimail o Mouse Point Enable 24HrFormat From pulla datachart 50480 Hz Reject Menu Timeout sec SMTP Config Auto Save Enable 120 Password 456000 ram Ambient Temp Compensation Offset v Time Server Enable o M 12381529 29 acitvesyne Enable Contin Password Admin aa aaa Alarm tab Displays the alarm information Alarm Type SetPoint Enable 1 0 1 0 8 3 0 4 0 5 none 0 channel ho ChannelEnable MasterEnable v AlarmMiute NotifyEnable 61 Click the Setup button to display the individual alarm information Alarm Type SetPoint Enable 1 none 0 8 1 none 0 a 3 none 0 lt 4 0 Im 5 none 0 Channel ChannelEnable v MasterEnable v AlarmMute NotifyEnable NON Channel Alarm Alarm Type none SetPoint Dead Band p Sec Rate Of Change sec TEE ERE File Event za Enable Select a different channel to view that individual channel s alarm information 62 There is Setup button on the bottom right Click it to show Contact Setup information Alarm SetPoint Enable 1 none D a 4 1 E n E Te Enable Relay Type Fail Sat E Normal is E E Marral d ons d zl E 5 none 0 Tel

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