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1. Q Select the tab Columns E Enter TankLevel as the name of the column 9 Click on the button Selection QP In the left side of the dialog box Archive Tag Selection double click on the archive TankLevel_Archive In the right side of the dialog box Archive Tag Selection click on the tag TankLevel_Arch 9 Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Properties of WinCC Online Table Control E4 General Columns Column Name TankLeyel Pisplay 1 Enter a name for the Mv Visible Color i column m Selection of Archives T ags TankLevel_Archive T ankLevel_Arch 2 Use this button to select which tag should be displayed OK Cancel Apply Help Illustration 3 6 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Properties of the Table Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Displaying Process Values Q Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK 9 Save the screen TagLogging pdl by clicking on the icon and minimize the Graphics Designer Printout of the Online Help 65 Getting Started Displaying Process Values 03 04 3 7 Step 7 Defining the Runtime Properties 66 Next we will define the runtime properties to allow Tag Logging to be started in runtime In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window click on Computer OF In the right side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on the name of your computer
2. 03 04 The first WinCC Project Ss In the following dialog box Connection Properties enter PLC1 in the name field d Click on the button OK Connection properties KH13969D Illustration 2 3 3 WinCC Project Qckstart Creating a new Connection Printout of the Online Help 23 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 2 4 Tags and Tag Groups The tags used in WinCC represent either real values such as the fill level of a water tank or internal values that are calculated or simulated within WinCC The connecting links for the exchange of data between WinCC and the automation systems are process tags external tags Each process tag in WinCC corresponds to a certain process value in the memory of one of the connected automation systems In runtime WinCC reads the data area in which this process value is stored from the automation system and thus determines the value of the process tag For example the fill level of a water tank is determined by a fill level sensor and stored in the PLC Via a connection the communication channel the value of the fill level is transmitted to WinCC Tags not supplied with values by the process are created in the folder internal tags Tag groups are used to organize tags All tags can be assigned to tag groups for improved clarity Note In this project only internal tags are used Steps 4a and 4b are not mandatory for this project In these steps
3. HE a Tt K 17 00cm 0 69em Num Press F1 for Help Multiple Selection 2 i X 2 00 cm Y 5 39 cm Illustration 5 1 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Page Layout Editor 1 The Workspace The gray area represents the printable area the white area the page body Each screen in the workspace represents a layout and is saved as a separate rpl file The layouts can be enlarged and reduced according to the Windows standard Printout of the Online Help 93 Getting Started Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 03 04 2 The Menu Bar The menu bar is always visible Depending on the context the functions in the menus are active or inactive 3 The Toolbar The toolbar provides buttons to quickly perform common commands of the page layout editor The toolbar can be hidden if required or moved to any location on the screen 4 The Font Palette The font palette is used to change font type size and color of text objects as well as the line color of standard objects 5 The Object Palette The object palette contains the standard objects objects for the runtime documentation COM server objects and objects for the project documentation The objects are used to form a layout 6 The Style Palette The style palette is used to change the appearance of a selected object Depending on the object the line type line strength or fill pattern can be changed 7 The Alignment Palette The a
4. In the navigation window click on the icon before Message Blocks In the navigation window click on User Text Blocks YF In the data window right click on Message Text 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties sy In the following dialog box enter the value 30 and close the dialog box by clicking on OK DF In the data window right click on Point of Error 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties 4 Inthe following dialog box enter the value 25 and close the dialog box by clicking on OK Configuring the first Alarm Message In runtime an event triggers a message by setting a certain Bit of a message tag gt In line 1 of the table window double click on the field Message Tag 9S In the following dialog box select the tag TankLevel and click on OK Qr In line 1 double click on the field Message Bit sy Enter the value 2 and confirm the entry This number indicates that the message in line 1 will be triggered if the third Bit from the right within the 16 Bit message tag TankLevel is set lt o In line 1 double click on the field Message Text You may have to scroll in the table window to reach the column Message Text sy Enter the text Fill Level exceeded and confirm the entry Yr In line 1 double click on the field Point of Error Ez Enter the text Tank and confirm the entry Printout of the Online Help 73 Getting Started Configuring the Alar
5. Report Alarm Logging RT Seq 2 In the list select this Report Alarm Logging RT Seq print job ancel Apply Project Settings Preview Current Print Job Report Alarm Logging RT Me Illustration 5 3 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Defining the Print Job gt Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK 9 Save the screen AlarmLogging pdl by clicking on the icon and minimize the Graphics Designer Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 99 Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 03 04 5 5 Step 4 Defining the Runtime Properties Next we will define the runtime properties to allow the Report Designer to be started in runtime In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window click on Computer aF In the right side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on the name of your computer 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties 9 Click on the tab Startup 9 Activate the check box Report Runtime Computer properties x General Startup Parameters Graphics Runtime Runtime Start sequence of WinCC runtime Text Library Runtime Global Script Runtime Alarm Logging Runtime Tag Logging Runtime Report Runtime x Edit Graphics Runtime lllustration 5 4 WinCC Project Qckstart Defining the Runtime Properties IK Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK 100 Printout of the Online Help Getting St
6. SIMATIC S7 Protocol Suite and click on the button Open The selected driver will then be displayed in the subfolder of Tag Management To create a new connection click on the icon in front of the displayed driver all the available channel units will be displayed Through a channel unit logical connections to multiple automation systems can be established which communicate through this channel unit Printout of the Online Help 21 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 22 OF Right click on the channel unit MPI d In the displayed pop up menu click on the entry New Connection Q WinCCExplorer D Kalliope K600 Doku_HTMLHelp DOKUdeu GettingStarted HTML i Ea File Edit View Tools Help Oo alm gt e Qckstart a tia Glahal Servint Ockstart Tag Management SIMATIC 57 PROTOCOL SUITE M External Tags 0 License 8000 g Computer Tag Management Internal tags F Click with the right mouse button here New Driver Connection System Parameter PROF Find Paste TCP I Properties Structure tag Graphics Designer Alarm Logging J Tag Logging amp Report Designer a No Objects exist aly Illustration 2 3 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Creating a new Connection Printout of the Online Help Getting Started
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8. Smart Objects place the required valves in the drawing space Note Objects such as bend pipe segments do not have to be picked from the library every single time An object can be duplicated with the commands Copy Paste and Duplicate available from the Edit menu or the pop up menu An object can also be adjusted with the commands Rotate and Mirror available from the Arrange menu 40 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project Creating a Static Text From the object palette select Standard Objects Static Text Q Position the object in the upper right corner of the drawing space and drag it to the desired size while keeping the mouse button pressed amp Enter the title Atlanta Water Supply lt Set the font size to 20 To do so click on the toolbar arrow button next to the E current font size iE and select 20 from the drop down list SH To adjust the frame to the text click on the text and drag the black blocks until the desired size is reached Printout of the Online Help 41 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 2 5 6 Step 5 4 Making the Fill Level Display dynamic An object is made dynamic by for example linking one of its properties to a tag a To display or change the properties of an object right click on the desired object In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties amp Cut Ctrl
9. 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry New page layout WinCCExplorer D Kalliope K600 Doku_HTMLHelp DOKUdeu GettingStarted HTMLHelp Qckstart B Eg File Edit View Tools Help Dae mm g e e Bela eg Qckstart g Computer i Tag Management Structure tag fr Graphics Designer Ei Alarm Logging J Tag Logging Report Designer New page layout r Print jobs New line layout i Global Script __ New print job Text Library Pees User Administrate Cross Reference amp Load Online Changes 72 Redundancy User Archive 4 Time synchronization xl Qckstart Report Designer 2 object s NUM 4 Illustration 5 1 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Opening a Page Layout A new layout named NewRPLO RPL will be created in the folder Layouts 9 In the right side of the WinCC Explorer window double click on entry Layouts The new layout can be found at the end of the list OF To rename the layout right click on NewRPLO rpl 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Rename Layout J In the following dialog box enter the name MessageSequenceReport rpl 92 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 5 2 The Page Layout Editor Introduction The page layout editor is a component of the Report Designer and provides objects and tools for creating page layouts
10. Alarm Logging table window in the same editor session When the editor has been restarted the messages are visible and can then be modified in the table window Ol x Alarm Logging Qckstart mcp File Edit Yiew Messages Tools Help E aes ce SB Process value blocks a Pul Message classes Error System requires acknowledgme System without acknowledgmer a F Analog Alarm ameme J Group messages If you want to change the message text double click on the desired line and enter the new text Fill level exceeded Tank empty Tank Pump not working Pump Upper limit values Lower limit values Error Alarm 0 TankLevel 4 Error Alarm 0 0 Error larm 0 0 E Number of Mess Englisch USA Figure 4 5 7 WinCC project Qckstart Generated message line gt Click on the zi button to save the configuration Close the Alarm Logging editor Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System 4 6 Step 6 Creating an Alarm Message Screen Configuring an Alarm Message Window In runtime the alarm messages are displayed in tabular form by a message window Inserting a message window into a screen is similar to inserting a trend or table display Open the Graphics Designer and create a new screen named AlarmLogging pdl Then follow these steps Inthe object palette select the tab Controls and then the WinCC Alarm Trend Contr
11. Logging RT Message se noaing BT Onlin Report Tag Logging RT Tables New GoReport Tag Logging RT Cu New print job E Report Alarm Logging RTE Delete print job E Report Alarm Loggi Preview print job Sb DocumentStion Text Librat Print the print job Cross Reference 2 Click on Preview print job tation User Admin A Load Online Chang tation Global Scri geste A Redundancy tation Global Script Standard Function User Archive A Time synchronization xi Qckstart Report Designer Print jobs External Tags 0 License 8000S ai NUM ical Ui Illustration 6 4 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Preview of a Print Job In the preview you can change the display via the buttons Zoom In Zoom Out or Two Pages 87 Report Tag Logging RT Tables New PrintIt i He Previous Two Page l Zoom Dut Close 04 06 2003 12 29 00 WOPC4005 WinC C60_Project_Qckstart_1 Qckstart MCP Tank Stand_Archiv Tank Stand_Arch eB 7 Illustration 6 4 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Preview of a Print Job 9 To print out the print job click on the button Print Printout of the Online Help 111 Getting Started Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report 03 04 112 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Index Index A E Activating 49 Editing the Layout 95 104 105 Activating the Project 49 67 110 Editing the Page Layout 95 Adding a Communication Driver 21 Event Viewer 15 Addin
12. Select Components 9S The WinCC setup program offers you three basic options for the WinCC installation For a maximum installation all components can be selected please choose the User defined installation Setup Type x Select a Setup type Typical Installation This installation requires 562 Mb Minimum Installation Min This installation requires 472 Mb User Defined Installation This installation requires a max of 850 MB on the hard drive Illustration 1 4 Installation of WinCC User defined Installation 9 In the dialog box Select Components choose the components that you want to install For this click on the desired component in the left window their elements will then be displayed in the right window In the right window the individual elements can then be selected To select components elements click on the check box in front of the desired component element Selected components elements are indicated by a check mark The required space will be displayed as well as the available space 12 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Preparation and Installation Select Components i Communication V OPC Server m Options ESI User Archives 7 i Redundancy Basic Process Control Advanced Process Control Illustration 1 5 Installation of WinCC Selection of the Components 9 Afterwards click on the button Next Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 1
13. Structure of the Page Layout Editor The page layout editor follows the conventions set by Windows It possesses a workspace toolbars menu bar status bar and various palettes After opening the page layout editor the workspace is displayed with the default settings You can arrange the palettes and bars to your liking and also hide them FF Report Designer Layout algcs rpl ft File Edit View Arrange Tools Window Help OSa aeloo S BSB so m s arial Ae Fy DH 4 Eo ate E qaeajlzzewr gt z Selection S Static objects Z ine a Polygon E A Polyline Ellipse Circle BD Ellipse Segment A Pie Segment WinCC AlarmLogging CS _ Copmght 1994 2005 by SIEM ENS AG _ Sys ProjectName Alam Logging CS Mescage books x Elipse Arc oN Circular Arc i g E Rectangle Blam Logghg Cs Message bobs User xtbiocks Rounded Rectangle Al static Text E Zl H OLE Element mi ol Alam Logghg CS Message blocks Process ualte block EA Static metafile i E Dy Dynamic objects we Atm Logghig CS message classes TT E System objects ii Standard objects Ru 4 E Atm ggngcSSnge messages o E E Line Style Solid 4 z A 5 z x z A E Dash 6 al atm Logghg CSGrowpmersages messages ooo oo H Dot 1 Dash Dot Dash Dot Dot ine Weight I Pattern A nN Fam agg coon a o ee j i o
14. for example can be arranged below the logical connection To create a new group right click on the connection you created previously 9 In the displayed pop up menu click on the entry New Group Q WinCCExplorer D Kalliope K600 Doku_HTMLHelp DOKUdeu GettingStarted HTML Ea ES File Edit View Tools Help Ockstart g Computer l Tag Management No Objects exist Internal tags 3 SIMATIC 57 PROTOCOL SUI Industrial Ethernet mouse button here Industrial Etherne MPI 48 Sa IE Named Conr MAASI PROFIBUS New Tag PROFIBUS Find Slot PLC Soft PLC GUE na TCP IP Gopy Structure tag Pase fr Graphics Designer E Alarm Logging Delete J Tag Logging 3 Report Designer Properties D GB i E Name Type Paramet Lastch Press F1 for Help External Tags 0 License 8000 Z Illustration 2 4 3 WinCC Project Qckstart Creating a new Tag Group Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 27 The first WinCC Project 03 04 28 Ss In the dialog box Tag Group Properties enter a group name in the name field Properties of tag group Illustration 2 4 4 WinCC Project Qckstart Tag Group Properties 9 Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK The tag group will then be displayed below the connection Pr
15. tag Tag TankStand 2 Select an update cycle of 500 ms here Both Format Font Size 12 Font Name Arial Cancel Illustration 2 5 9 WinCC Project Qckstart Configuring an I O Field 46 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 9 Click on the button OK Note If you accidentally exit the I O field configuration dialog box or any other object configuration dialog box before completing all settings proceed as follows Right click on the I O field and select Configuration Dialog from the displayed pop up menu Making an I O Field dynamic The properties of the I O field can be changed in the object properties window a Right click on the just created I O Field 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties In the left side of the window click on the property Limits P In the right side of the window double click on Low Limit Value Ez In the following dialog box enter 0 Click on the button OK o In the right side of the window double click on High Limit Value ey In the following dialog box enter 100 Click on the button OK Note that a tag is linked to the property Input Output indicated by the bold type If you click on the property Input Output you will see that the tag TankLevel with an update cycle of 500 ms has been linked to it You made these settings in the I O
16. the configuration of tag groups and process tags is shown Tag Management Hierarchy with regard to Process Tags HEH Tag Management A SIMATIC S7 PROTOCOL SUITE H MPI h PLC1 3 Tag Group D Tag Tag Management Hierarchy with regard to Internal Tags 44 Tag Management 5 Tag Group B Tag 24 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 2 4 1 Step 4 Creating an Internal Tag 3 If the node Tag Management in the WinCC Explorer has not been expanded do so by double clicking on it La Right click on the line Internal Tags lt Inthe displayed pop up menu click on the entry New Tag amp WinCCExplorer C Programmet Siemens WinCC WinCCProjects Qckstart Qckstart B Ea File Edit Yiew Tools Help Moro Qckstart g Computer Tag Managemen a Structure tag fr Graphics Designer 1 Click with the right mouse button here No Objects exist New Tag amp 4 Alarm Logging Find J Tag Logging amp Report Designer cup 2 Select New Tag ep Global Script Copy Text Library User Administrator Cross Reference A Load Online Changes re Redundancy User Archive 5 Time synchronization J Horn Ea Fy Picture Tree Manager S a 2 Qckstart Tag Management Internal tags External Tags 0 License 8000 A Illustration 2 4 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Creating an Internal
17. 04 In the dialog box Tag Properties give the tag a name d From the list of data types select a data type 9 The data type of a tag in WinCC can differ from the data type used in the PLC The format adaptation can convert the data format of a PLC into a WinCC format Tag properties x 1 Enter a tag name here General Limits Reporting Properties of Tags Name DataType Unsigned 16 b value Length 2 2 Select a DataType Sele _ S ollpsignedW ord X Projectwide update Computerlocal update 3 If necessary select a format conversion fram the list 4 With this button you can enter the addresses of the 125 memory locations in the PLC Valu Value Data type of the tags from the viewpoint of the OS Cancel Help Illustration 2 4 6 WinCC Project Qckstart Process Tag Properties 30 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project Specifying the Address in the PLC WinCC tags are assigned to data areas in the PLC and have to be addressed ina certain way The addressing type depends on the type of communication partner 9 Click on the button Select located next to the addressing field to display the dialog box Address Properties 9 From the list box for the data area of the tag select the data area Flag 9 Check whether the addressing type Word and the address 0 have been set Address propertie
18. 1 Creating Process Screens The screens depicting the process in runtime are created with the graphics system In this section you will design a process screen and can let your creativity run free To create a new screen and open the Graphics Designer proceed as follows Creating a Process Screen os In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on the Graphics Designer to access its pop up menu 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry New Picture A picture file pdl Picture Description File named NewPdl0 pdl will be created and displayed in the right side of the WinCC Explorer window Q WinCCExplorer D Kalliope K600 Doku_HTMLHelp DOK Mi E3 File Edit view Tools Help Oa mh s Sele E Ockstart g Computer l Tag Management Internal tags SIMATIC 57 PROTOCOL ShA Structure tag Graphics Designer amp 4 Alarm Logging oo J Tag Logging Report Designer Graphic OLL tai Global Script Select Acti E Text Library Convert User Administrator Convert dro Cross Reference Convert project library A Load Online Changes A Redundancy User Archive Time synchronization Properties ne Horn EA Picture Tree Manager gt Qckstart Graphics Designer 4 object s h Illustration 2 5 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Creating a new Screen Printout of the Online Help 33 Getting Started The firs
19. 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties 9 Click on the tab Startup ca Activate the check box Tag Logging Runtime Computer properties x General Startup Parameters Graphics Runtime Runtime Start sequence of WinCC runtime Text Library Runtime Global Script Runtime Alarm Logging Runtime Tag Logging Runtime Report Runtime Edit Graphics Runtime lllustration 3 7 WinCC Project Qckstart Defining the Runtime Properties Click on the tab Graphics Runtime IK O 9 To select a start screen click on the Browse button and select the screen TagLogging pdl Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Displaying Process Values 3 8 Step 8 Activating the Project To see how the trend and table windows look in runtime click on the WinCC Explorer toolbar button Activate 9 To activate the simulator go to the Windows taskbar and click on Start SIMATIC WinCC Tools WinCC Tag Simulator Click on Edit New Tag 9 In the dialog box Tags Project select the internal tag TankLevel and click on OK Inthe tab Properties click on the simulation mode Inc amp Enter a start value of 0 and a stop value of 10 lt Select the check box active gt In the tab Tags click on the button Start Simulati
20. Help 15 Getting Started Preparation and Installation 03 04 16 From the Windows Start menu go to Settings gt Control Panel gt Administrative Tools gt Event Viewer In the left side of the window right click on the logs System and Application Windows XP or System Log and Application Log Windows 2000 From the pop up menu select the entry Properties and restore the old settings System Log Properties ra xi General Filter Display name Log name EAWINNT system32 config SysEventEvt Size 128 0 KB 131 072 bytes Created 13 October 2001 00 00 17 Modified 23 November 2001 15 22 09 Accessed 16 October 2001 23 50 29 Log size Maximum log size 1024 KB When maximum log size is reached Overwrite events as needed C Overwrite events older than F 4 days C Do not overwrite events Aue DSSS clear log manually Ai J Using a low speed connection Clear Log Cancel Apply Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 2 The first WinCC Project This chapter introduces you to the basic components of WinCC and explains how to set up and edit a WinCC project by means of simple examples Components of WinCC The basic components are the configuration software and the runtime software The WinCC Explorer is the core of the configuration software In the WinCC Explorer the entire project structure is displayed and the project mana
21. If one of these requirements is not satisfied the WinCC installation will be cancelled and an error message displayed The following table contains information about the various error messages Error Message Explanation To perform a proper installation the You have installed software on the computer has to be restarted computer that requires a restart Before WinCC can be installed the computer has to be restarted Win XP Win 2000 SP3 operating Upgrade the operating system to Windows system required XP SP1 or Windows 2000 SP3 respectively Microsoft Hotfix KB828748 is required for Windows 2000 SP4 The CDs required are contained with the WinCC supplied This application requires VGA or Check the settings of the connected higher resolution monitor and upgrade the video card if necessary Printout of the Online Help 1 Getting Started Preparation and Installation 03 04 Error Message Explanation Administrator rights are required to Log in again as a user with administrator install this product rights The Microsoft Message Queuing Install the Microsoft Message Queuing Services are not installed Services For this the Windows installations CD ROM is required Instructions can be found in the chapter MS Message Queuing Services Installation The required SQL Server 2000 SP3 Install the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SP3 instance is not installed from the supplied CD ROM Instructions can be found in the chapter
22. Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 2 3 Step 3 Adding a Communication Driver To access the current process values of the automation system PLC with WinCC a connection between WinCC and the automation system has to be configured The communication is handled by specialized communication drivers the channels WinCC possesses channels for the automation systems SIMATIC 5 S7 505 as well as manufacturer independent channels oF To add a communication driver right click on Tag Management in the left side of the WinCC Explorer window 9 In the displayed pop up menu click on the entry Add new Driver WinCCExplorer D Kalliope K600 Doku_HTMLHelp DOKUdeu GettingStarted HTML Ee E3 File Edit view Tools Help O ae ma gt Ge Ockstart g Computer Tag Management Structure tag Graphics Designer amp 4 Alarm Logging J Tag Logging amp Report Designer tas Global Script F Text Library User Administrator Cross Reference A Load Online Changes re Redundancy User Archive Time synchronization ws Horn A Picture Tree Manager Lifebeat Monitoring Add New Driver Find Properties 2 OS DrniactEditar H Ockstart Tag Management External Tags 0 j License 8000 YW Illustration 2 3 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Adding a Driver In the dialog box Add new Driver select one of the displayed drivers e g
23. Report Designer 93 Making the Fill Level Display dynamic 42 Alignment Palette 93 Message 71 Color Palette 93 Message Archive 71 Font Palette 93 Long Term Archive 71 Menu Bar 93 Short Term Archive 71 Object Palette 93 Message Class 71 Style Palette 93 Microsoft Message Queuing Services 6 Toolbar 93 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 8 15 Zoom Palette 93 MS Message Queuing Services 6 Requirements 1 Operating System 4 Software 4 O Online Table Control 63 S Online Trend Control 61 Opening the Page Layout 95 104 Scaling 21 Operating System 1 4 Select Components 12 Requirements 1 Installation 12 Outputting a Tag Logging Select Languages 11 Runtime Report 103 Installation 11 Simulator 50 Single User Project 19 P Software 4 SQL Database 8 Pinning down the Object Properties SQL Server 8 Window 42 SQL Server Instance 8 Print 109 Starting the System Wizard 71 Print Job Starting WinCC 18 Preview 110 Printing out Process Values 103 Process Screen 17 37 T Configuring the Process Screen 40 Creating Process Screens 33 Table Window 63 Process Screen Creation 17 Creating a Table Window 63 Process Value 53 Preview 63 Creating a Table Window 63 Tag 24 Creating a Trend Window 61 Creating a Process Tag 29 Displaying Process Values 53 Creating an Internal Tag 25 Process Value Archive 57 Linear Scaling 29 Creating an Archive 57 Tag Properties 21 25 Program Group 1 Tag Groups 24 27 Icons of the Program Group 1 Tag Logging 53 54 Opening Tag Logging 54 Tag Manage
24. Tag Printout of the Online Help 25 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 amp In the dialog box Tag Properties name the tag TankLevel From the list of data types select Unsigned 16 Bit Value gt Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Tag properties Ea 1 As name enter General Limits Reporting TankLevel Properties of Tags Name TankLevel DataType Unsigned 16 bit value v Length Signed 8 bit value Unsigned 8 bit value Address Signed 16 bit value BF Unsigned 16 bit value Adapt format A Project wide upda Floating point numbe p BI Nicci alos 2 Click on the arrow key and select Process Value Range Unsigned 16 bit value from the list Yaluel 10 Valuez fi Data type of the tags from the viewpoint of the OS Cancel Help lllustration 2 4 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Properties of an Internal Tag All internal tags created will be listed in the right side of the WinCC Explorer window This is how easy a tag can be created For each additional tag required simply repeat these steps You can also copy cut and paste tags These commands can be accessed from the pop up menu right click on the desired tag or called using standard Microsoft key combinations lt CTRL C gt copy lt CTRL V gt paste 26 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 2 4 2 Step 4a Creating a Tag Group koji Tag groups
25. a Timer Note Acquisition or archiving cycles are derived from the multiplication of the base and the factor gt Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Displaying Process Values 3 3 Step 3 Creating an Archive In Tag Logging the process value archive is created and the process tags selected with the help of the Archive Wizard The Archive Wizard offers an automated and simple method of creating an archive oe To create an archive right click on Archives in the navigation window In the pop up menu click on the entry Archive Wizard In the first dialog box displayed click on the button Next In the field Archive Name enter the name TankLevel_ Archive d e oS Select the archive type Process Value Archive Creating An Archive Step 1 The archive type determines important properties of the archive If you close the Wizard Dialog now the default settings will be used for the selected archive type amp rchive Name TankLevel_Archive Archive Type rocess Value Archive Illustration 3 3 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Archive Wizard Configuration of the Archive Printout of the Online Help 57 Getting Started Displaying Process Values 03 04 9 Click on the button Next gt Click on the button Select and pick the tag TankLevel in the following dialog box Confirm your entries by clicki
26. chapter Adjusting Security Policies under Windows Microsoft Message Queuing Services WinCC V6 0 requires the Microsoft Message Queuing Services Detailed information about this can be found in the chapter Microsoft Message Queuing Services Installation Microsoft SQL Server 2000 WinCC V6 0 requires the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SP3 Detailed information about this can be found in the chapter Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Installation Printout of the Online Help 5 Getting Started Preparation and Installation 03 04 1 3 How to install the MS Message Queuing Services Introduction WinCC employs the Message Queuing Services of Microsoft This component is part of the operating system However MS Message Queuing is not a default setting of the Windows installation and has to be added if necessary For the installation the Windows installation CD ROM is required Caution WinCC as well as the required software must not be installed on a computer which is operated in a domain Procedure in Windows XP From the Windows Start menu go to Settings gt Control Panel gt Add Remove Programs In the left menu bar click on the button Add Remove Windows Components The Windows Components Wizard will open Windows Components Wizard Windows Components You can add or remove components of Windows XP To add or remove a component click the checkbox 4 shaded box means that only part of the c
27. layout TagLogging rpl from the drop down list 9 Activate the check box Start Time Print Job Properties 21 x Print Job Selection Printer Setup Name Report Tag Logging AT Tables New Project D Siemens WwinCCsWinCCProjects ckstart P Layout IEE Raa aA Line lavaut tor lite pinter 1 In the list select TagLogging rpl to be used for the layout Start Parameter MM DD YYYY HH MM Glatt Time 04 06 2003 foo 00 T Cycle Iv 2 Mark the Start time check box Illustration 6 3 WinCC Project Qckstart Defining the Print Job Properties 9 Select the tab Printer Setup 9 Select your printer from the drop down list Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Printout of the Online Help 109 Getting Started Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report 03 04 6 3 Step 4 Activating the Project Before activating the project the screen with the process values has to be set as the start screen of the runtime In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window click on Computer OF In the right side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on the name of your computer 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties 9 Click on the tab Graphics Runtime To select the start screen click on the Browse button and select the screen TagLogging pdl gt Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK lt 2 To
28. lower limit is will then only be displayed after the delay time has expired this prevents alarms from being displayed if the limit value violations are only of a very brief duration Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System In the dialog box Tag Selection select an existing tag or create a new one For our project we will create a new tag 9 In the left side of the tag selection dialog box click on Internal Tags and then on the button i to create a new internal tag sy In the dialog box Tag Properties enter AnalogAlarm as the name of the new tag 9 In the dialog box Tag Properties select Unsigned 16 Bit Value as the data type Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK In the right side of the tag selection dialog box click on AnalogAlarm 1 Click on this button to create a new tag Tags Project D Server winCC Tags Data source Filter fi v Ep WinCC Variablen IL List of all tags S Script Tag group FTagloggingRt Tag group Unsigned 16 bit Unsigned 16 bit 2 Click on Internal Tag and then on AnalogAlarm Cancel Hep Illustration 4 5 4 WinCC Project Qckstart AnalogAlarm Tag Selection Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Close the dialog box Properties by clicking on the button OK Printout of the Online Help 81 Gett
29. on the palette frame Q With the mouse pointer still on the palette frame it will change to a black double arrow drag the palette frame to the desired size while keeping the mouse button pressed Color Palette Assignment of colors to selected objects In addition to the 16 standard colors you can also define custom colors Object Palette Contains the Standard Objects Polygon Ellipse Rectangle etc Smart Objects OLE Control OLE Element I O Field etc and Windows Objects Button Check Box etc Printout of the Online Help 35 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 Style Palette Changes the appearance of a selected object Depending on the object you can change the line or border type the line or border width the line end style or the fill pattern Alignment Palette Allows you to change the absolute position of one or more objects change the position of selected objects relative to each other or unify the height and width of several objects Zoom Palette Sets the zoom factor in percent for the active window Via buttons several default zoom factors can be set Menu Bar Contains all available menu commands of the Graphics Designers Commands that can currently not be activated are grayed out Toolbar Contains buttons to quickly perform common commands Font Palette Changes the font type size and color of text objects as well as the line color of standard objects
30. output the report in runtime click on the WinCC Explorer toolbar button Activate To activate the simulator go to the Windows taskbar and click on Start SIMATIC WinCC gt Tools WinCC Tag Simulator Select the internal tag TankLevel as the tag to be simulated and click on OK 9 In the tab Properties click on the simulation mode Inc xs Enter a start value of 0 and a stop value of 10 lt Select the check box active ko In the tab Tags click on the button Start Simulation The table Tags will then display the tag TankLevel with its changing values In WinCC runtime the trend and table windows will now display the progression of the tag TankLevel 9 Click on the WinCC Explorer on the Windows taskbar OF Right click on the print job Report Tag Logging RT Tables New that you have configured previously In the pop up menu click on the entry Preview Print Job 110 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report WinCCExplorer C Programme Siemens WinCC WinCCProjects Qckstart Qckstart MCP File Edit Yiew Tools Help D m e e e T EE Qckstart g Computer Tag Management a Internal tags Structure tag fy Graphics Designer 4 Alarm Logging J Tag Logging Report Designer Layouts amp Print jobs ies Global Script Text Library User Administrator
31. property shown in bold indicates that a tag is linked to an attribute of this property Bold text indicates that a tag is connected to this object Object Properties azz lark Properties Events Tank1 Geometry Fill Level 7 Colors Maximum Val 100 000 Miscellaneou Minimum Valu 0 00000 3 Tag Assign A green lightbulb indicates that a tag is linked to this attribute Illustration 2 5 8 WinCC Project Qckstart Identification of Dynamic Objects Printout of the Online Help 45 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 2 5 7 Step 5 5 Creating an I O Field and making it dynamic The process screen includes an I O field at the top of the fill level display This field is not only used for displaying the value of a tag but also for changing the value of a tag Creating an I O Field 9 From the object palette select Smart Objects I O Field Q Position the I O Field in the drawing space and drag it to the desired size while keeping the mouse button pressed Afterwards the dialog box I O Field Configuration will be displayed To select a tag click on the icon z and in the following dialog box select the tag TankLevel from the folder of internal tags Q Select 500 ms as the update cycle To do so click on the arrow icon next to the field Update and select 500 ms from the drop down list F 1 Click on this button to select the TankLevel
32. slider With them you can change the value of the tag AnalogAlarm in runtime to trigger an alarm for violating the upper or lower limit Q From the object palette select Smart Objects I O Field lt Q In the drawing space position the I O field with a mouse click and then drag it while keeping the mouse button pressed to the desired size gt Use the button in the dialog box I O Field Configuration to select the tag to which the I O field should be linked 9 In the field Update select the update cycle 500 ms 1 Click on this button to select the AnalogAlarm tag Tag Update 2 Select an update cycle of 500 ms here ormat Font Size 12 Font Name Arial Cancel Illustration 4 6 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Making the I O Field dynamic Q Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Q If necessary adjust the size and position of the I O field Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System Configuring a Slider From the object palette select gt Windows Objects gt Slider h In the drawing space position the slider with a mouse click and then drag it while keeping the mouse button pressed to the desired size Use the button z in the dialog box Slider Configuration to select the tag to which the slider should be linked 9 In the field Update select the
33. the configuration with the Tag Logging editor In runtime the progression of the process values is displayed in table and trend windows Tasks of the Archiving System You can display current process values at any time However if you want to display the chronological progression of a process value e g in a diagram or table you will need access to past process values These values are stored in process value archives Components of the Archiving System The process value archiving system consists of configuration and runtime components The configuration component of the archiving system is the Tag Logging editor In there you can configure process value and compressed archives define acquisition and archiving cycles and select the process values to be archived The runtime component of the archiving system is responsible for writing the process values to be archived to the process value archive during runtime Vice versa Tag Logging Runtime is also responsible for reading the archived process values from the process value archive if for example the chronological progression of the process values is to be graphed or shown in table form in a screen Configuring the Archiving System To configure the Tag Logging proceed as follows Open the Tag Logging editor Configure a timer Create an archive using the Archive Wizard Configure the created archive Create a trend window in the Graphics Designer Create
34. update cycle 500 ms lt In the field Alignment click on horizontal 1 Click on this button to select the AnalogAlarm tag Tag Update 2 Select an update cycle of 500 ms here 3 Select the orientation of the slider here vertical Drientatiog orizontal Illustration 4 6 3 WinCC Project Qckstart Making the Slider dynamic Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK 9 If necessary adjust the size and position of the slider d Save the screen AlarmLogging pdl by clicking on the icon and minimize the Graphics Designer Printout of the Online Help 87 Getting Started Configuring the Alarm System 03 04 4 7 Step 7 Defining the Runtime Properties Next we will define the runtime properties to allow Alarm Logging to be started in runtime In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window click on Computer OF In the right side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on the name of your computer 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties 9 Click on the tab Startup gt Activate the check box Alarm Logging Runtime This will also automatically activate the check box Text Library Runtime Computer properties x General Startup Parameters Graphics Runtime Runtime Start sequence of WinCE runtime Text Library Runtime Global Script Runtime larm Logging Runtime Tag Logging Runtime Report Runtime Gra
35. will open with a blank page First we will add the elements of the static section the date time page number layout name and project name lt s Click on the toolbar button E to edit the static section of the layout To display the date and the time in the layout click on the object palette s System Objects gt Date Time h Position the object in the upper left corner drag it to the desired size while keeping the mouse button pressed Yr Right click on the object Date Time Inthe pop up menu click on the entry Properties 9 Click on the icon a to pin down the dialog box 9 Make sure that you are in the tab Properties In the left side of the window click on Font or In the right side of the window double click on X Alignment and select Left Y In the right side of the window double click on Y Alignment and select Centered Follow the above steps and add the system object Project Name With regard to the alignment make the same changes as for the object Date Time Continue by adding the system objects Page Number and Layout Name to the upper right corner Change the X Alignment to Right and the Y Alignment to Centered You can change more attributes to improve the appearance For example you can remove the frame around the inserted system objects ko Select the system object to be changed and click on Styles in the left side of the tab Properties o In the righ
36. x BS Copy Ctrl C Duplicate Paste Cirle Delete Del Customized object With the right mouse button Group object f click on the Tank and select Properties Linking Configuration Dialog ey Pio erties Illustration 2 5 5 WinCC Project Qckstart Displaying Object Properties Note With the Pin al icon located on the toolbar of the object properties window this window can be permanently pinned down in the Graphics Designer If you now select a different object its properties will be automatically be shown in the window To turn this function off click on the Pin icon again In the object properties window attributes can be defined or changed You can for example change colors and geometric properties such as the width and the height and set the minimum or maximum value 42 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project gt In the left side of the window click on Tag Assignment OF In our project the tag TankLevel created by you will set make dynamic the fill level of the tank In the right side of the window right click on the transparent light bulb next to Fill Level From the pop up menu select Tag Object Properties HES olz Tank Tank1 Properties Events Tanki Attribute Static Dynamic Cu Geometry Fill Level 25 000000 e _ Colors Maximum Value 100 0
37. 00000 x eee ee Miscellaneous Minimum Value Q 000000e 000 4 C Action Tag Assignment BS Action Tag Delete Click with the right mouse button on the transparent lightbulb and select Tag Illustration 2 5 6 WinCC Project Qckstart Connecting a Tag Printout of the Online Help 43 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 44 ca In the dialog box Tags Project click on the tag TankLevel from the folder List of all Tags Click on the button OK The transparent light bulb will turn green a In the column Update Cycle Current and the row Fill Level right click on the displayed cycle 2 sec 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Upon Change Object Properties azz 4 Click with the right mouse button in the Properties Events area Current Tank1 Geometry Picture Cycle Colors Window Cycle i inimum Yalu 0 00000 Miscellaneou Minimum Valu as Upon change 250 ms 500 ms 1s bts 10s 1 min 5 min 10 min 1h lllustration 2 5 7 WinCC Project Qckstart Changing the Update Cycle Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project The default settings for the minimum and maximum values of the fill level display are 0 and 100 respectively Note A green light bulb indicates that a tag is linked to this attribute In our project the tag TankLevel was linked to the attribute Fill Level A
38. 3 Preparation and Installation 03 04 1 5 4 Installation Authorization The dialog box Authorization displays a list of required authorizations based on the selected components Since the authorization can also be performed later select No the authorization is performed at a later time Please note that without an authorization WinCC only runs in a demo mode and automatically shuts down after one hour x Authorization To properly work with WinCC an authorization must be performed This can be done while installing WinCC or at a later time Wi i n AIWRxx60 WinCE AIWARCIZ User Archives AIWSEC3O Server AIWSRD4O Redundancy xl C Yes the authorization should be performed during the installe lt Back Cancel lllustration 1 6 Installation of WinCC Authorization 9 Click on the button Next Inthe next dialog box the settings you have made will be shown If you would like to make changes to the settings click on the button Back otherwise click on the button Next WinCC will then begin with the transfer of the files After the completion of the file transfer you have the option of reading the README TXT file To finish the installation click on Yes restart computer now in the final dialog box 14 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Preparation and Installation 1 6 How to perform a Deinstallation Introduction You can completely de
39. Field Configuration Dialog Save the screen START pdl by clicking on the icon and minimize the Graphics Designer Printout of the Online Help 47 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 2 6 Step 6 Defining the Runtime Properties Next you will define the runtime properties for the project Among other things this includes the look of the runtime display Proceed as follows In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window click on Computer OF In the right side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on the name of your computer 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties Click on the tab Graphics Runtime In here you can define the look of the runtime display 9 To select a start screen click on the Browse button and select the screen START pdl Click on the button OK lt At Window Attributes activate the check boxes Title Maximize Minimize and Adapt Picture Computer properties x General Startup Parameters Graphics Runtime Runtime Project File WDPC4005 WinCC60_Project_Ockstart Qckstart MCP Start Picture T Pa Browse Window Attributes Turn Off Hotkeys Title AIFS Window On Top Border Resize v Maximize Move vY Minimize Minimize Tab Or Alpha Cursor L Full Screen x L Maximize lllustration 2 6 WinCC Project Qckstart Defining
40. If this is not the case double click on Page Format 9S In the following dialog box select the paper size A4 and click on OK Save the layout by clicking on the icon i Close the page layout editor Printout of the Online Help 97 Getting Started Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 03 04 5 4 Step 3 Configuring the Print Job To print out the report in runtime the print job needs to be configured in the WinCC Explorer 9 In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window click on the entry Print Jobs The right side of the window will then display a list of preconfigured print jobs Oo In the right side of the window double click on the print job Report Alarm Logging RT Message Sequence The dialog box Print Job Properties will open 9 Select the layout MessageSequenceReport rpl from the drop down list Print Job Properties x General Selection Printer Setup Name Report Alarm Logging RT Message sequence Project JC PROGRAMMESSIEMENS WINCC WINCCF Layout Message_sequence_report RPL T Line layout for line printer In the list select Message_sequence_report rpl to be used for the layout Last printout at Next printout at Start Parameter DD MM YYYY 03 06 2003 Te Gycle Daily Start time Cancel Help lllustration 5 3 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Defining the Print Job Properties Note If the check
41. Layer Bar Selects which of the 32 layers will be visible Layer 0 is selected by default vd To learn more about the displayed objects first click on the icon si land then on the desired object For additional information please refer to the WinCC Information System or the WinCC V6 user manual Note To specify which bars or palettes are to be displayed in the Graphics Designer click on the menu bar commands View gt Toolbars In the dialog box Toolbars mark which bars palettes you want to have displayed and then click on the button OK 36 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 2 5 3 The Process Screen For our first project we will create a tank representing the water supply of Atlanta All graphical objects needed for our process screen can be found in the WinCC library We will also need a button a static text and an input output field t START Pdl Iof x coen ee Static Text eee Illustration 2 5 3 WinCC Project Qckstart The Process Screen Printout of the Online Help 37 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 2 5 4 Step 5 2 Creating a Button 38 First we will configure a button that enables you to switch to another screen in runtime To create a button that toggles between the two screens START pdl and SAMPLE pdl proceed as follows 9 In the screen START pdl select Windows Objects gt Button from the object
42. Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Installation The icons of the program group are not visible WinCC employs a user dependent program manager to display icons If you are not logged in with the same name used for installing WinCC the WinCC icons will not be displayed Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Preparation and Installation 1 1 Hardware Requirements for the Installation WinCC supports all current IBM AT compatible PC platforms In order to be able to work efficiently with WinCC a configuration should be set up according to the recommended values below For a single user system the following requirements apply ira Recommended Intel Pentium III Intel Pentium 4 800 MHz 1400 MHz Server 512 MB Server 1 GB 1024 MB Available Hard Disk Space for the Installation of 700 MB 1 GB WinCC for Working with WinCC 1 5 GB 10 GB Virtual Memory 1 5 x Main Memory 1 5 x Main Memory Memory for the Window Printer 100 MB gt 100 MB Spooler Video Card 16 MB 32 MB 1 The hard disk on which the operating system is installed must have a minimum of 100 MB of available space for additional system files In most cases the operating system is located on drive C 2 Depending on the project size as well as the size of the archives and packages For the activation of a project a minimum of 100 MB must be available in addition 3 As the Paging file size for a selected drive use the re
43. a table window in the Graphics Designer Define the startup parameters Activate the project ONOOARBRWDND Printout of the Online Help 53 Getting Started Displaying Process Values 03 04 3 1 54 Step 1 Opening Tag Logging In Tag Logging the archives the process values to be archived and the timers for the acquisition and archiving cycles are configured OF In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on Tag Logging 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Open ff Tag Logging Qckstart MCP Iof x File Edit View Help jas F Qckstart MCP Timers G archives Archive Configuration Navigation Window There are no properties for the selected confiquration area Table Window 0 Archivefs I Tags Of Ui Illustration 3 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Tag Logging Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Displaying Process Values 3 2 Step 2 Configuring Timers The timer object is located in second line of the navigation window the left side of the window Timers can be configured with either acquisition or archiving cycles Note Acquisition cycles are time intervals in which the process value of a process tag is read Archiving cycles are time intervals in which a process value is stored in the archive database The archiving cycle is always an integer multiple of the set acquisition cycle The value stored a
44. aae type 8 5 Select a color and click un OK Define Custom Colors gt gt Caca Illustration 4 4 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Assigning Alarm Message Colors gt Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Printout of the Online Help 77 Getting Started Configuring the Alarm System 03 04 4 5 Analog Alarm 4 5 1 78 Step 5 1 Configuring the AnalogAlarm of a Tag With the limit value monitoring tags can be monitored to ensure that their values stay within the assigned limits d On the menu bar of the Alarm Logging editor click on Tools gt Add Ins lt Inthe following dialog box activate the check box of the component AnalogAlarm Add Ins x Select the Add Ins that your project requires from here Add Ins Manalog Alarm Activating AnalogAlarm Description a This dialog box can also be displayed via the menu command Extras and the entry Add Ins Illustration 4 5 1 WinCC Project Qckstart AnalogAlarm Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System The AnalogAlarm component will be displayed in the navigation window below the Message Classes oF In the data window right click on AnalogAlarm 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry New alarm Logging Qckstart MCP Iof Xx File Edit View Messages Tools Help Ls Gs 2 Sl gt eee s Ha Message blocks 5 System block
45. arted 03 04 Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 5 6 Step 5 Activating the Project s 2 To print out the alarm message sequence report in runtime click on the WinCC Explorer toolbar button Activate 9 To activate the simulator go to the Windows taskbar and click on Start SIMATIC WinCC Tools WinCC Tag Simulator Click on Edit New Tag 9 In the dialog box Tags Project select the internal tag TankLevel and click on OK Inthe tab Properties click on the simulation mode Random 4 Enter a minimum value of 0 and a maximum value of 100 Q Select the check box active d In the tab Tags click on the button Start Simulation The table Tags will then display the tag TankLevel with its changing values lt Inthe message window click on the button Message List to view the list of incoming messages amp Enter appropriate values in the I O field to also trigger alarm messages of the monitored tag AnalogAlarm To start the printout of the messages displayed in the message window click on the button The print job you have set up will start A WinCC Runtime olx 1 Click on the Message list button to see a list of the current messages E Se sot I 2 Click on this button to start WAG cing Pump SB the print job er lir e ai ank Ur 40 93 ANI lt 1arik empt y 6 25 2003 7 40 AM LOC List 5 Window 5 I
46. ation Gg Msg Tt Error Location m System block C Class Message Type C All m Process value blocks 2 Select this User e None Text Block Process Value 1 Process Value 2 C All w Group mes 1 Select this System block ee aa Illustration 4 2 1 WinCC Project Qckstart System Wizard Selecting the Alarm Message Blocks Printout of the Online Help 71 Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System 9 Click on the button Next 9 In the dialog box System Wizard Presetting Classes select the setting Class of Error with Types Alarm Failure and Warning Incoming Acknowledgement System Wizard Presetting Classes lllustration 4 2 2 WinCC Project Qckstart System Wizard Presetting Classes 9 Click on the button Next In the final dialog box of the System Wizard a summary of the elements to be created by the Wizard is displayed 9 Click on the button Apply Printout of the Online Help 72 Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System 4 3 Step 3 Configuring Alarm Messages and Alarm Message Texts Next you will configure the messages in the table window of the Alarm Logging editor Within the framework of this project you will create three alarm messages First the length of the user text blocks created by the Wizard needs to be adjusted Changing the Length of the User Text Blocks Message Text and Point of Error
47. box Line Layout for Line Printer is activated the above layout cannot be selected Deactivate the check box to output the message sequence report for this project in page format 98 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 9S Select the tab Printer Setup lt Q Select your printer from the drop down list ko Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Now the message window needs to be linked to the configured print job Your configured layout will then be used in runtime if the toolbar button Print is clicked on gt Open the screen AlarmLogging pdl in the Graphics Designer 9 Double click on the WinCC Alarm Control and select the tab General from the displayed properties dialog box Click on D to select the print job from the list WinCC Alarm Control Properties x Status Bar Message Blocks Message Line General Paramet Ete seas Eg Window Title I Disple Print Job List water Supply Atlanta Report Alarm Logging RT Message sequence v M Sizeable Background Color 1 Click on this button to select the print job Report Alarm Logging AT age sequence Report Alarm Logging AT OnlineMessages Report Alarm Logging AT OnlineMessages Gone Report Alarm Logging RT OnlineMessages New Report Alarm Logging RT OnlineMessages Old Report Alarm Logging RT Revolving archive Report Alarm Logging RT Seq A
48. commended value from the field Total paging file size for all drives Enter the recommended value in the fields Initial size and Maximum size WinCC requires the Windows printer spooler to detect printer errors For this reason no other printer spooler must be installed Printout of the Online Help Getting Started Preparation and Installation 03 04 1 2 Software Requirements for the Installation Introduction For the installation of WinCC certain requirements with regard to the operating system and the software configuration have to be met Before the installation of WinCC the MS Message Queuing Services and the SQL Server 2000 instance WinCC need to be installed Caution WinCC has been approved for operation in a domain or working group However please note that the domain group guidelines and domain restrictions could hinder the installation In this case delete Microsoft Message Queuing Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and WinCC from the domains from the computer prior to the installation Following a successful installation the WinCC computer can be readmitted to the domain If the domain guidelines and domain restrictions do not interfere with the installation the computer need no be removed from the domain during installation Please note that the domain group guidelines and domain restrictions could also interfere with the operation If these restrictions cannot be cleared operate the WinCC computer in a worki
49. component click Details Components 18 3 MB gy C S3 Management and Monitoring Tools 0 8 MB Dh gt Queui vices 2 6 MB M 85 Networking Services NIMR zl Description Message Queuing provides loosely coupled and reliable network communication services Total disk space required 0 0 MB Space available on disk 4351 1 MB Details Select the component Message Queuing Services and click on the button Next Select the MSMQ type Independent Client Click on the button Next 5 Select the setting Message Queuing Services do not access the active directory Click on the button Next If the dialog box Files Needed opens insert the requested Windows installations CD ROM Click on the button OK The MS Message Queuing Services will be installed Close the Wizard by clicking on the button Finish Printout of the Online Help 7 Getting Started Preparation and Installation 03 04 1 4 Howto install the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Introduction This chapter describes how the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SP3 is installed for WinCC V6 0 For this use the supplied CD ROM During the installation a new SQL Server instance WinCC with the required settings will be created SQL Server Instance WinCC During the installation the instance WinCC will be created This instance is always installed in English The language with which already existing SQL server instances have been installed has no
50. ction e Create a Multi User Project e Create a Client Project e Open an existing Project Creating the Qckstart Project 9 Select Single User Project and click on OK wr amp Enter Qckstart as the project name and select a project path You can rename the subfolder if necessary otherwise it will be given the project name If you want to open an existing project the displayed Open dialog box will allow you to search for mcp files The next time WinCC is started the last project worked on will automatically be opened If the project was activated when WinCC was exited it will be reopened in the activated state The WinCC Explorer is shown in Illustration 2 2 the dialog window may vary slightly from the illustration depending on the configuration WinCCExplorer D Kalliope K600 Doku_HTMLHelp DOKUdeu GettingStarted HTMLHelp Qckstar P E3 File Edit Yiew Tools Help D ae mm amp Gm EE Qckstart a Computer AB Computer Computer Tag Management WH tag Management Tag Management Structure tag Structure tag Structures 4 i Graphics Designer fr Graphics Designer Editor Ei Alarm Logging amp JAlarm Logging Editor dd Tag Logging JJ Tag Logging Editor amp Report Designer i BPReport Designer Editor we Global Script j i Global Script Editor Text Library a ib d User Administrator Text Library a Cross Reference Etuser Adm
51. different colors in runtime This allows for a quick identification of the alarm by means of the displayed color gt In the navigation window click on the icon before Message Classes 9 Click on the message class Error a In the data window right click on Alarm In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties amp Alarm Logging Qckstart MCP inc ee Mea ler a Me Inka 1 Click with the right mouse ao button on Alarm E mhe g te T aos one EE Message blocks 5 5 System blocks ap dy 2 User text block Falarmd Mitarnina Failure SB Process value blacks Create Messages Message classes i Era Delete System requires acknowledgme Properties System without acknowledgmer Ey Analog Alarm a Group messages B Group messag z 2 Click on Sm Properties Number Class Type Priority MessageTag MessageBit Stat lessage text F P h Error Alarm O TankLevel 2 Oo p Fill level exceeded T m g Error Alarm 0 TankLevel 3 0 Tank empty T 0 g Error Alarm O TankLevel 4 o Pump not working F k Error Alarm 0 0 o Higher limit value G Error Alarm O 0 o Lower limit value 4 Ready Englisch USA Number of Message 7 Illustration 4 4 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Configuring the Alarm Message Colors In the following dialog box the text and background colors of your alarm messages can be configured based on the state of the alarm Configure these colors for you
52. e check box active In the tab Tags click on the button Start Simulation The table Tags will then display the tags TankLevel and AnalogAlarm with their changing values Printout of the Online Help 89 Getting Started Configuring the Alarm System 03 04 WinCC runtime will display the incoming messages in the message window You can also enter values in the I O field or move the slider to trigger alarm messages of the monitored tag AnalogAlarm For this the tag AnalogAlarm has to be deleted from the Edit menu winCC Runtime olx PO g 4A Water Supply Atlanta x EIE k Aea A 5 E Tank empty Tank empty 6 25 2003 7 36 AM LOC List 5 Window 1000 Illustration 4 8 WinCC Project Qckstart Alarm Message Window in Runtime S runtime the incoming messages can be viewed by clicking on the message window toolbar button Message List Fl acknowledge an individual message click on the toolbar button Single Acknowledgement forou messages are acknowledged via the button Group Acknowledgement Elo view a list of the archived messages click on the button Short Term Archive 90 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 5 Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report This chapter introduces you to the basic components of the Report Designer and describes the creation of an alarm message sequence re
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56. effect on this The instance WinCC is created with the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Service Pack 3 Service Pack 3 has no effect on existing instances Microsoft SQL Server 2000 already installed The SQL Server instance WinCC still needs to be installed even if another Microsoft SQL Server instance has already been installed Requirements e For the installation administrator rights are required e There must be no manually installed SQL Server instance named WinCC Procedure Start the CD ROM Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SP3 Select Install SQL Server 2000 Follow the instructions displayed onscreen Deinstallation of the SQL Server 2000 When deinstalling WinCC the SQL Server instance WinCC remains and has to be deinstalled manually due to license issues Once the SQL Server instance WinCC has been deinstalled and you wish to reinstall it then WinCC V6 0 must be reinstalled as well 8 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Preparation and Installation 1 5 WinCC Installation and Setup WinCC is delivered on a CD ROM equipped with an Autorun program To start the installation simply insert the CD ROM into the drive If the Autorun program does not start run the Start exe on the CD ROM After a brief loading time the following installation dialog will be displayed Jd SIMATIC WinCC 6 0 Click on this text to intall WinCC ditiona qj 4 i ue i Illustration 1 1 Ins
57. eport Table Column Selection Selection Server from the project data IV All servers 8 Click on the OK uy C rtel Selected Ser 2 Click on the Number button and the Properties button edd Server Delete Serer F 1 Make certain that all the required message blocks are included p Number Message text lt Button to transfer Paint of error Button to move message blocks message blocks up down I Use alias names Filter criteria for alarm output j Selection B I Variable Illustration 5 2 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Selecting the Message Blocks 96 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 9 In the dialog box Object Properties click on the tab Properties Click on the icon a to pin down the dialog box To edit the properties of the layout click on a blank space outside of the table ko In the left side of the dialog box click on Geometry and make sure that the page format A4 is selected in the right side 1 Click on the Properties tab E Object Properties Colors Geometry i 29 70 cm Miscellaneou aper Size Ad Sheet 210 by 297 1 Portrait g 3 Right dynamic margin 2 00 cm Top dynamic margin 4 00 cm Bottom dynamic margin 4 00 cm Illustration 5 2 3 WinCC Project Qckstart Properties of the Layout Oo
58. g Logging Runtime Tag selection for reporting 2 x Current selection and sequence Variable Archive Selection 4 Click on this icon Cyclic continu 20 This as Analog his dialog bo h 5 Click on the archive 6 Select the tag Illustration 6 2 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Adding a Tag 106 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report ca Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK For the output of the runtime data the values of the tag need to be formatted Click on the button Properties Value Time Format Integer Orientation Left Select the format Output format 3 m a Integer Decimal places T Al display si eee Select an output format of three T Leading zeros digits and the number of decimal places of zero digits Column Heading WinCC Tag for the Dynamic Tag Name l Tag E EE Cancel Apply Illustration 6 2 3 WinCC Project Qckstart Tag Properties Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 9S In the dialog box Tag Logging Runtime Tag Selection for Reporting click on the added archive tag 9 Select the format Integer For the number of digits enter the value 3 and for the decimal places the value 0 Properties 2 x 107 Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report 03 04 108 9 Confirm your entries by clicking o
59. g a PLC Driver 21 Alarm Control 85 Alarm Logging 69 70 G Opening Alarm Logging 70 Analog Alarm 78 Graphics Designer 35 Monitored Tag 78 Alignment Palette 35 Setting Limit Values 82 Color Palette 35 Authorization 14 Font Palette 35 Installation 14 Layer Bar 35 Menu Bar 35 Object Palette 35 c Opening 33 Style Palette 35 Communication Drivers 4 Toolbar 35 Configuring a Slider 85 Toolbars displayed 35 Configuring Acquisition Timers 55 Zoom Palette 35 Configuring Alarm Message Colors 76 Configuring Alarm Message Texts 73 Configuring Alarms 69 H Configuring Archiving Timers 55 Configuring User Text Blocks 73 Hardware 1 Connecting the Dynamic Table 105 Requirements 1 Creating a Button 38 Creating a Page Layout 92 Creating a Process Tag 29 l Creating a Project 19 Creating a Static Text 40 vO Field ao Creating an Alarm Message Window 85 Configuring an I O Field 85 Creating an Alarm System 71 Creating an I O Field 46 Creating an Archive 57 eee I O Field dynamic Se Creating an Internal Tag 25 Authorization 44 Database System 8 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 8 D Perform Deinstallation 15 Defining the Print Job Parameters 109 Requirements 4 Defining the Runtime Propertie 48 Select Components 12 Defining the Runtime Properties 66 Select Languages 11 Deinstallation 15 User Registration 10 Perform 15 Installation of WinCC 9 Internet Explorer 4 Printout of the Online Help Index 1 Getting Started Index 03 04 M R Making an Object dynamic 42
60. g on the button OK Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Displaying Process Values 3 6 Step 6 Creating a Table Window A table window makes it possible to display process values in tabular form For this WinCC provides a Control that can be inserted into a process screen Inthe object palette select the tab Controls and then the WinCC Online Table Control Q In the drawing space position the Control with a mouse click and drag it while keeping the mouse button pressed to the desired size In the tab General of the quick configuration dialog box enter TankLevel_Tables as the title of the table window Properties of WinCC Online Table Control x General Columns Window Title NM Display m Display TankLevel_Tabled M Status Bar Open Screen M Toolbar I gt idee chive aut Enter the title of the table window F Background Cok einen rr IV Sizeable canbe Closed o i e 1s int and Gs F in RT Operator authorization Operator authorization Selection kNo access protectio Selection lt No access protectio Print Job Selection Time base n_e Apply Project Settings OK Cancel Apply Help Illustration 3 6 1 WinCC Project Qckstart General Properties of the Table Control Printout of the Online Help 63 Getting Started Displaying Process Values 03 04 64
61. ged To develop and configure projects special editors are provided that can be accessed from the WinCC Explorer With each editor a specific subsystem of WinCC is configured With the runtime software the operator can run and monitor the process Project Development Configuration in WinCC To set up a project in WinCC proceed as follows Start WinCC Create a project Select and install a communication driver Define the tags Create and edit your process screens Specify the WinCC runtime properties Activate your screens in WinCC Runtime Use the simulator to test your process screens ONOOARWDND Printout of the Online Help 17 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 2 1 18 Step 1 Starting WinCC 9 To activate WinCC click on the Start button on the Windows taskbar 9 Start WinCC via SIMATIC WinCC gt Windows Control Center 6 0 gt i Authors Product notes gt E WinCC Information System i Windows Control Center 6 0 Programs EOS Nari imanbe b Autostart lllustration 2 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Starting WinCC from the Windows Start Menu Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 2 2 Step 2 Creating a new Project If you are opening WinCC for the first time a dialog box will offer you three options for creating a project e Create a Single User Project default sele
62. h the operator and the automation system s The WinCC Project Development Configuration Environment To develop and configure projects special editors are provided that can be accessed from the WinCC Explorer With each editor a specific subsystem of WinCC is configured The major subsystems of WinCC are e The graphics system the editor for creating the screens is the Graphics Designer e The alarm system the editor for configuring the alarms is named Alarm Logging e The archiving system the editor for specifying the data to be archived is named Tag Logging e The report system the editor for creating the report layouts is the Report Designer e The communication system is configured directly in the WinCC Explorer All configuration data is stored in the CS database The WinCC Runtime With the runtime software the operator can run and monitor the process In particular the runtime software has the following tasks e Reading of the data stored in the CS database e Displaying of the screens e Communication with the automation systems e Archiving of the current runtime data such as process values and alarm events e Running of the process e g through specified set points or activation deactivation Printout of the Online Help iii Getting Started Introduction 03 04 Notation This documentation uses the following notation Symbol ys Indicates a click with the left mouse button SRF Indica
63. hen creating the layout you are not bound to a predetermined order In the tab Runtime Documentation of the object palette select the object Message Report from the folder Alarm Logging RT In the dynamic section of the page layout drag the object to the desired size a Open the object properties dialog box by double clicking on the object and select the tab Connect Oo In the list of possible actions double click on the entry Selection The dialog box Alarm Logging Runtime Report Table Selection will open E Object Properties x Z ak Dynamic table Dynamic table 1 Properties Connect Alarm Logging RT Message Report Illustration 5 2 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Connecting a dynamic Table Printout of the Online Help 95 Getting Started Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 03 04 ca Make sure that the field Current Column Sequence contains all message blocks that are to be printed in the message sequence report To make the width of the message blocks fit onto a DIN A4 page we will need to change the column width of the message blocks Number and Point of Error Select the message block Number and then click on the button Properties Enter the value 9 in the field Number of Places Do the same for the message block Point of Error Enter the value 20 in the field Length Q Click on the button OK Alarm Logging Runtime R
64. ing Started Configuring the Alarm System 03 04 4 5 2 Step 5 2 Setting Limit Values Defining the Upper Limit Value gt Open the Navigation Window and click with the right mouse button on the AnalogAlarm tag created 9 Click on New in the pop up menu Alarm Logging Qckstart mcp Miil x File Edit View Messages Tools Help tae Sl tem ws e System blocks a a a Poy i a User text block y DJ Process value blocks re BF Message classes Eror 1 Click with the right System requiy Mouse button here i System with Ba Analog 4a T snialogAlarm F Warning Group messages sidan ha 4 Delete a gt fi Number Class Properties fy Ma 2 Select New gt RM error Alarm o Ta 2 Error Alarm O Tatra cre 3 Error Alarm O Tankleve b Englisch L 4 Ready Figure 4 5 5 WinCC project Qckstart configuring the limit value 9 Activate the Upper Limit item in the Properties dialog sy Enter 90 as the limit value gt Activate the Effective for both item under Hysteresis w amp Enter 4 as the message number Note In order that a color change is not triggered immediately in the case of a slight limit violation use the Hysteresis attribute to define a distribution range for the display of the value Hysteresis values can be defined as absolute values or percentages of the upper or lower limit value 82 Printout of the O
65. inistrator Editor A Load Online Changes Cross Reference Editor 94 Redundancy A Load Online Changes Editor User Archive A Redundancy Editor 3 Time synchronization LD user Archive Editor mas Horn res Time synchronization Editor fA Picture Tree Manager U Horn Editor a Lifebeat Monitoring BA Picture Tree Mananer Feito Fa 05 ProiectEditor xi External Tags 0 License 8000 NUM YW Illustration 2 2 WinCC Project Qckstart WinCC Explorer Dialog Window The left side of the window contains the navigation window which leads to the individual project steps Subfolders are indicated by the symbol To make them visible click on this symbol Printout of the Online Help 19 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 20 The right side of the window shows the elements belonging to the selected editor or folder 9 In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window click on the icon Computer g In the right side of the window you should then see a server computer with your computer name the NetBIOS name Right click on this computer and select Properties from the displayed pop up menu In the following dialog box you can set the properties of the WinCC runtime including which runtime components are to be started upon project activation which language is to be used which buttons are to be deactivated etc Note If your computer does not possess a NetBIOS name the name DEFAULT will be used Printout of the
66. install WinCC from your computer or remove individual components or languages Procedure From the Windows Start menu go to Settings gt Control Panel gt Add Remove Programs Highlight SIMATIC WinCC V6 0 and click on the button Change Remove The WinCC setup program will be started Select whether you want to deinstall WinCC completely or individual components languages only If you want to deinstall components the WinCC product CD ROM needs to be inserted into the drive to display the installed components Follow the instructions displayed onscreen Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Following the deinstallation of WinCC the SQL Server instance WinCC has to be deinstalled From the Control Panel gt Add Remove Programs select the entry Microsoft SQL Server 2000 WinCC for deinstallation The use of the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 is only permitted if you possess a valid license Changes to the Windows Event Viewer Settings The WinCC setup program changes the settings of the Event Viewer during the installation of WinCC e Maximum log size system log application log 1024 KB default setting 512 KB e When maximum log size is reached system log application log Overwrite events as needed default setting Overwrite events older than 7 days Following the deinstallation of WinCC these settings are not restored These settings can be adjusted in the Window Event Viewer Printout of the Online
67. intout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 2 4 3 Step 4b Creating a Process Tag Before you can create process tags you must have installed a driver and configured a connection Already created internal tags can be copied and pasted into a connection Note that tags can only be placed in a connection via the commands copy and paste Tags cannot be dragged into a connection ko To create a process tag right click on the connection you created previously 9 In the displayed pop up menu click on the entry New Tag Q WinCCExplorer D Kalliope K600 Doku_HTMLHelp DOKUdeu GettingStarted HTML ES File Edit View Tools Help Os mrl eee Qckstart E Computer E A Tag Management No Objects exist Internal tags a F J simatic 57 PROTOCOL 5 E a er Industrial Ethernet Industrial Etherne E MPI 4A Sea RE Named Conne a menaa w PROFIBUS aseille Hi PROFIBUS I Find Slot PLC E Soft PLC Cut f TCP IP Copy Structure tag Paste fr Graphics Designer at ie f Delete i Alarm Logging Jj Tag Logging Properties Report Designer Press F1 for Help External Tags 0 License 8000 ds Illustration 2 4 5 WinCC Project Qckstart Creating a Process Tag Printout of the Online Help 29 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03
68. ion 3 4 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Setting the Memory Location This concludes the configuration of the process value archive The tag TankLevel will be acquired every second and archived as the tag TankLevel_Arch The archiving takes place in the main memory and the archived process values are only available while runtime is active Click on the button to save the configuration The settings will become effective the next time runtime is activated Close the Tag Logging editor 60 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Displaying Process Values 3 5 Step 5 Creating a Trend Window A trend window makes it possible to display process values in trend form For this WinCC provides a Control that can be inserted into a process screen Create a new screen named TagLogging pdl in the WinCC Explorer and open it in the Graphics Designer In the object palette select the tab Controls and then the WinCC Online Trend Control lt Q In the drawing space position the Control with a mouse click and drag it while keeping the mouse button pressed to the desired size w J Inthe tab General of the quick configuration dialog box enter TankLevel_ Trends as the title of the trend window Properties of WinCC Online Trend Control x General Curves Window Title I Display Display TankLevel_Trendd I Status Bar M Toolbar m Open Screen i T Display ruler Enter a title for the c
69. lignment palette is used to change the absolute position of one or more objects change the position of selected objects relative to each other or unify the height and width of several objects 8 The Zoom Palette The zoom palette offers two options to enlarge or reduce the objects of the active layout either via buttons of default zoom factors or via a slider 9 The Color Palette The color palette is used to color selected objects In addition to the 16 standard colors custom colors can be defined 10 The Status Bar The status bar is located at the bottom of the screen and can be hidden if required Among other things it displays tips information about the position of the selected objects and the keyboard setting 94 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 5 3 Step 2 Editing the Page Layout The layouts contain a static and a dynamic layer The static layer contains the header and the footer of the layout for outputting the company name page number time etc The dynamic layer contains the dynamic objects for outputting the configuration and runtime data In the static layer only static and system objects can be inserted In the dynamic layer static and dynamic objects can be inserted Zr In the right side of the WinCC Explorer window double click on the just created layout MessageSequenceReport rpl The page layout editor will open with a blank page W
70. llustration 5 5 WinCC Project Qckstart Alarm Message Window in Runtime Printout of the Online Help 101 Getting Started Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 03 04 102 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report 6 Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report This chapter shows you how to create a report that outputs Tag Logging runtime data in a table In runtime you will use the Preview Print Job function Configuring a Tag Logging Runtime Report In runtime you can print out the Tag Logging runtime data from the table window If you click on the runtime toolbar button Print the preconfigured layout CCTableControlContents rpl will be used For this project however you will create a user defined page layout with a header and a footer To create a Tag Logging runtime report proceed as follows 1 Edit the static section of the layout 2 Edit the dynamic section of the layout 3 Define the print job parameters 4 Activate the project Printout of the Online Help 103 Getting Started Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report 03 04 6 1 Editing the Page Layout 6 1 1 Step 1 Editing the Static Section Create a new page layout and name it TagLogging rpl Proceed as described in the chapter Creating a Page Layout g In the right side of the WinCC Explorer window double click on the just created layout TagLogging rpl The page layout editor
71. m System 03 04 Configuring the second Alarm Message a In the first column of the table window right click on the number 1 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Add new Line P In line 2 double click on the field Message Tag In the following dialog box select the tag TankLevel and click on OK Qr In line 2 double click on the field Message Bit sy Enter the value 3 and confirm the entry This number indicates that the message in line 2 will be triggered if the fourth Bit from the right within the 16 Bit message tag TankLevel is set Qr In line 2 double click on the field Message Text sy Enter the text Tank empty and confirm the entry In line 2 double click on the field Point of Error Ss Enter the text Tank and confirm the entry Configuring the third Message YF In the first column of the table window right click on the number 2 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Add new Line gt In line 3 double click on the field Message Tag 9 In the following dialog box select the tag TankLevel and click on OK Qr In line 3 double click on the field Message Bit Ez Enter the value 4 and confirm the entry This number indicates that the message in line 3 will be triggered if the fifth Bit from the right within the 16 Bit message tag TankLevel is set QP In line 3 double click on the field Message Text Ez Enter the text Pump failed and confirm the entry Qr I
72. ment 21 25 Tag Simulator 50 Using the Simulator 50 Tags 24 Trend Window 61 Creating a Trend Window 61 Preview 61 Index 2 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started Index 03 04 U User Registration 10 Installation 10 WwW WinCC v Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Installation 8 Perform Deinstallation 15 Requirements for the Installation 4 WinCC Instance 8 Windows 4 Microsoft Message Queuing Services 6 Windows 2000 4 Windows Event Viewer 15 Windows XP 4 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started Index 3 Index 03 04 Index 4 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started
73. n 3 4 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Displaying Tag Properties e amp Change the name of the archive tag to TankLevel_Arch Properties l Tags 0 4 Ready amp In the Cycle area specify the following values Acquisition 1 second Archiving 1 1 second Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK For this project the process value archive will only be used in runtime Thus it is best to store the values in the main memory Printout of the Online Help 59 Getting Started Displaying Process Values 03 04 o In the data window of Tag Logging double click on the process value archive TankLevel_ Archive The dialog box Process Value Archive Properties will be opened gt Click on the tab Memory Location gt Click on In the Main Memory w amp Change the size of the data records to 30 In this project this size is useful for the later output of a Tag Logging runtime report Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Process value archive properties 24x 1Click on In the main memory m Memory location C On the hard disk oe General Information Memo the main memory Number of records 30 Size in kBytes T ags In this option tab you select the properties of a buffered arghive compressed in main memory RAM or on the hard disk HD 2 Enter the number of records here Cancel Help lllustrat
74. n line 3 double click on the field Point of Error ey Enter the text Pump and confirm the entry Note A newly created alarm in WinCC will be archived by default Instead of editing each text individually as described above you can also edit the message texts in the dialog box Single Message This dialog box is opened via the entry Properties from the pop up menu of an alarm 74 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System Alarm Logging Qckstart mcp O x File Edit View Messages Tools Help fal db OE Be 2 EE milws g Message blacks System id Jser text bloc Message text Point of error D Process value ee Message classes Analog Alarm AP Group messages 8 Double click here to enter 4 Double click here to enter 1 Ba Archive Configuration the message text the point of error _INurber Klass Type Priory jessogeag_IMeqgagebt status tag Status bitessa d text Port M error le Error Alarm 0 Tanklevel 2 aaa Na Error Alarm Tanklevel 3 No pnktevel 5 Double click here to No set the message bits Ng No Englisch USA Number of Message 7 Illustration 4 3 WinCC Project Qckstart Configuring Alarm Message Texts Printout of the Online Help 75 Getting Started Configuring the Alarm System 03 04 4 4 Step 4 Configuring the Alarm Message Colors The states of an alarm can be shown in
75. n the button OK Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK lt Select the tab Properties Click on the icon a QR To edit the properties of the layout right click on a blank space outside of the table ko In the left side of the dialog box click on Geometry and make sure that the page format A4 is selected in the right side 1 Click on the Properties tab E Object Properties 29 70 cm Paper size A4 Sheet 210 by 297 r Unentation Portrait 2 Click on Geometry uy g Right dynamic margin 2 00 cm Top dynamic margin 4 00 cm Bottom dynamic margin 4 00 cm Illustration 6 2 3 WinCC Project Qckstart Properties of the Layout lt QP If this is not the case double click on Page Format In the following dialog box select the paper size A4 and click on OK g Save the layout by clicking on the icon i Close the page layout editor Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report 6 2 Step 3 Defining the Print Job Parameters To print out the Tag Logging runtime report the print job parameters need to be defined in the WinCC Explorer QF In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on Print Jobs OF In the right side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on the print job Report Tag Logging RT Tables New 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties 9 Select the
76. ng group If necessary contact the domain administrator Operating System Single user systems of a project must either be operated with Windows XP Professional or with Windows 2000 WinCC V6 0 runs under Windows XP Professional and Windows 2000 Operating Configuration Comments System Windows XP Windows XP Professional Internet Explorer V6 0 Service Service Pack 1 Pack 1 is installed along with the installation of Windows XP SP1 Windows 2000 Windows 2000 Professional Windows 2000 Professional Service Pack 3 or 4 Service Pack 4 also requires Microsoft Hotfix KB828748 The Hotfix is available on the Microsoft Tools CD 4 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Preparation and Installation Internet Explorer Requirements WinCC V6 0 requires the Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 0 Service Pack 1 or higher The Internet Explorer 6 0 SP1 can be installed from the supplied CD ROM For the Internet Explorer the following options should be selected e Installation Option Standard Installation e Update of the Windows Desktop No e Active Channel Selection None If you want to use the HTML Help of WinCC to its full extent Java scripts have to be enabled on the Internet Explorer under Internet Options Adjust Security Policies The operating system must permit the installation of unsigned drivers and files Detailed information about this can be found in the WinCC Information System Installation Notes
77. ng on the button OK gt Click on the button Apply to complete the configuration with the Archive Wizard Creating An Archive Step 2 24 x Create an archive tag The archive tags 1 Click on this button to select a tag 2 Click on this button to close the configuration Illustration 3 3 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Archive Wizard Tag Selection 58 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Displaying Process Values 3 4 Step 4 Configuring an Archive In this step you will configure the process value archive and the archive tag For the archive tag you will define when a process value is to be archived OF To change the properties of the archive tag selected in the table window right click on the table window Should no tag be selected the first tag in the table window will be picked 9 In the pop up menu click on the entry Properties fl Tag Logging Qckstart MCP x File Edit view Help g sia 4 Qckstart MCP Timers id Archives a Archive Configuration JJ TankLevel_Archive Process Value Archive 06 25 2003 10 34 06 Tagname __ Processtag_ Tagtype Comments Last change Acquisition Type Supp gt EEZ TankLevel Binary 06 25 2003 10 34 0 Cyclic continuous 1 Click with the right mouse button New Tag in the table window New Process Controlled Tag Delete 2 In the pop up menu click on Properties Illustratio
78. nline Help Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System 1 Select Upper Limit 2 For the limit value enter go T Indirect Tag Limit value Lower limit Limit value or tag Deadband Te Care Hysteresis C effective if message is triggered A fo effective if message is taken back effective for both Message Number a 3 Select effective for both fp CEPR EE 4 Enter 4 as message Paar naan eens number Figure 4 5 6 WinCC project Qckstart Configuring the upper limit gt Confirm the input by clicking the OK button Defining the Lower Limit Value Yr Open the Navigation Window and click with the right mouse button on the AnalogAlarm tag created Click on New in the pop up menu Activate the Lower Limit item in the Properties dialog Enter 10 as the limit value Activate the Effective for both item under Hysteresis Enter 5 as the message number o E c Eio g Confirm the input by clicking the OK button Printout of the Online Help 83 Getting Started Configuring the Alarm System 03 04 84 The associated messages 4 and 5 are automatically generated by WinCC if they are not already available In order that automatically generated messages are displayed the Alarm Logging editor must be terminated and restarted These automatically generated messages must not be additionally created via the
79. ol lt Q In the drawing space position the Control with a mouse click and drag it while keeping the mouse button pressed to the desired size sy In the quick configuration dialog box enter Atlanta Water Supply as the title of the message window gt Activate the check box Display 1 Here you activate the display of the title line Window Title Server Selection Water Supply Atlanta E Display 2 Enter the name of the message window here I Display Status Bar Properties of WinCC Alarm Control Display IV Display Toolbar Cancel Apply Help lllustration 4 6 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Quick Configuration WinCC Alarm Control gt Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK QP Double click on the WinCC Alarm Control and select the tab Message Blocks from the displayed properties dialog box lt Click on the type User Text Blocks Check whether Message Text and Point of Error have been activated in the right selection list If not activate these check boxes lt Select the tab Message Line 9 Select the existing message blocks and transfer them to the Elements of the Message Line list via the move button Z 9 Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK Printout of the Online Help 85 Getting Started Configuring the Alarm System 03 04 Configuring an I O Field 86 For the message screen configure an I O field and a
80. omponent will be installed To see what s included in a component click Details Components M Intemet Explorer B Internet Information Services IIS i ay Management and Monitoring Tools Queuing 0 0 MB W MSN Fxninrer 122MR Zl Description Provides guaranteed message delivery efficient routing security and transactional support Total disk space required 54 7 MB Details Space available on disk 4965 8 MB __ Betas lt Back Cancel Select the component Message Queuing Services This activates the button Details Click on the button Details The dialog box Message Queuing Services will open Select the subcomponent Common Deselect all other subcomponents and acknowledge with OK Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Preparation and Installation If the dialog box Files Needed opens insert the requested Windows installations CD ROM Click on the button OK The MS Message Queuing Services will be installed From the Windows Start menu go to Settings gt Control Panel gt Add Remove Programs In the left menu bar click on the button Add Remove Windows Components The Windows Components Wizard will open Windows Components Wizard Windows Components You can add or remove components of Windows 2000 To add or remove a component click the checkbox 4 shaded box means that only part of the component will be installed To see what s included in a
81. on The table Tags will then display the tag TankLevel with its changing values Printout of the Online Help 67 Getting Started Displaying Process Values 03 04 In WinCC runtime the trend and table windows will now display the progression of the tag TankLevel winCC Runtime olx TankLevel_Trends PiBlK aww et Pujo 10 0 8 0 6 0 40 2 0 0 0 rr 08 22 03 10 13 03 604 4M 10 13 33 604 4M 10 14 03 604 4 Trend in the foreground TankLevel_Arc YW TankLevel_Tables TIB M U AIZ OS 08 22 03 10 13 54 611 AM 08 22 03 10 13 55 603 AM 08 22 03 10 13 56 604 AM 08 22 03 10 13 57 606 AM 08 22 03 10 13 58 607 AM 08 22 03 10 13 59 609 AM 08 22 03 10 14 00 610 AM 08 22 03 10 14 01 611 AM 08 22 03 10 14 02 603 AM 08 22 03 10 14 03 604 AM Illustration 3 8 WinCC Project Qckstart Trend and Table Windows in Runtime Deactivate your WinCC project by clicking on the WinCC Explorer menu bar commands File gt Activate The check mark next to Activate will disappear 68 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System 4 Configuring the Alarm System This chapter introduces you to the basic components of the alarm system and describes the configuration of an alarm system with the Alarm Logging editor Tasks of the Alarm System Alarms inform the operator about process malfunctions and errors They hel
82. open the screen SAMPLE pdl by clicking on the Py icon or from the WinCC Explorer Note Use the arrow keys to move an object in small steps Use SHIFT arrow keys to move an object in large steps Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 39 The first WinCC Project 03 04 2 5 5 Step 5 3 Configuring the Process Screen Creating the Water Tank In the menu bar of the Graphics Designer click on View gt Library or lt a click on the toolbar icon S The Object Library with its own toolbar and object folders will be displayed QP Double click on Global Library and then in the right side of the window on the folder Plant Elements QP Double click on the folder Tanks Click on the library toolbar icon as to see a preview of the available tanks Note D E Via the buttons E and J on the library s toolbar the size of the preview items can be changed Q Click on Tank 1 and drag it into the drawing space while keeping the left mouse button pressed Q The black blocks surrounding the tank allow it to be resized Position the mouse pointer on one of the black blocks and drag the tank to the desired size while keeping the left mouse button pressed Creating the Piping From the Global Library gt Plant Elements gt Pipes Smart Objects place the required pipe segments in the drawing space From the Global Library gt Plant Elements Valves
83. p to detect critical situations early and to avoid downtimes Components of the Alarm System The alarm system consists of configuration and runtime components The configuration component of the alarm system is the Alarm Logging editor Alarm Logging is used to define when and what type of an alarm is to be displayed with what content To display alarms the Graphics Designer provides the WinCC Alarm Control The runtime component of the alarm system is responsible for monitoring the process controlling the output of alarms and managing their acknowledgements Alarms are displayed in tabular form During the configuration you will define which events trigger alarms An event for example can be that a certain Bit in a PLC is set or that a process value exceeds a defined limit value Configuring the Alarm System To configure the Alarm Logging proceed as follows Open the Alarm Logging editor Start the System Wizard to create an alarm system Configure the alarms and the alarm texts Define the colors for the various states of an alarm Configure the limit value monitoring of a tag Insert the alarm window in a process screen Define the startup parameters Activate the project ONOARWN Printout of the Online Help 69 Getting Started Configuring the Alarm System 03 04 4 1 Step 1 Opening Alarm Logging aF In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on Alarm Logging 9 In the
84. palette h In the drawing space position the button with a mouse click and then drag it while keeping the mouse button pressed to the desired size sy After releasing the mouse button the dialog box Button Configuration will open In the field Text enter a name For example the name of the screen you wish to switch to SAMPLE 9S To select the screen you wish to switch to click on the icon next to the field Change Picture on Mouse Click o In the following dialog box double click on the screen SAMPLE pdl Button Configuration ki x m T Neue Aa A E a a aTa A e cgi he tt Text Sample a Font Font Arial Color m Change Picture on Mouse Click Authoriz ation lt No access protectior Hotkey 1 Enter a name for the button here 3 Select this picture SAMPLE pal 2 Click on this icon to fm set the target picture W OK Cancel lllustration 2 5 4 WinCC Project Qckstart Button Configuration s Close the dialog box Button Configuration and save the screen START pdl by clicking on the button Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project Creating a second Button To be able in runtime to switch back to the start screen from the screen SAMPLE pdl configure a button in the screen SAMPLE pdl that switches to the screen START pdl You can
85. phics Runtime ha Edit lllustration 4 7 WinCC Project Qckstart Defining the Runtime Properties 9 Click on the tab Graphics Runtime lt lt 9 To select a start screen click on the Browse button and select the screen AlarmLogging pdl gt Confirm your entries by clicking on the button OK 88 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System 4 8 Step 8 Activating the Project S To see how the alarm message window looks in runtime click on the WinCC Explorer toolbar button Activate d To activate the simulator go to the Windows taskbar and click on Start SIMATIC WinCC gt Tools gt WinCC Tag Simulator d d Click on Edit New Tag In the dialog box Tags Project select the internal tag TankLevel and click on OK S w lt D In the tab Properties click on the simulation mode Random Enter a minimum value of 0 and a maximum value of 100 Select the check box active If you do not want to control the limit value monitoring of the tag AnalogAlarm via the I O field or the slider connect this tag to the simulator as well QD S Q E 9 S Click on Edit New Tag Select the internal tag AnalogAlarm and click on OK In the tab Properties click on the simulation mode Inc Enter a start value of 0 and a stop value of 100 Select th
86. pop up menu click on the entry Open Alarm Logging Qckstart mcp Iof x File Edit Yiew Messages Tools Help see Sl E e ws law a 5j F Ani Navigation Window System blacks I ser text black Praress valie blacks Grq Archi 3 G Data Window gt E Alarm oO TankLevel 2 Table Window Englisch USA Illustration 4 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Alarm Logging 70 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System 4 2 Step 2 Starting the System Wizard The System Wizard offers an automated and simple method of creating an alarm system To activate the System Wizard click on File Select Wizard You can also activate the System Wizard by clicking on the Alarm Logging toolbar button i o In the dialog box Select Wizard double click on the System Wizard In the first dialog box displayed click on the button Next 9 In the dialog box System Wizard Selecting Message Blocks select the system block Date Time Number and the user text block Msg Txt Error Location System Wizard Selecting Message Blocks x Messages are shown as tables inside the message windows You can edit these windows with the Editor Graphics Designer Specify what columns these tables can have by selecting from the headings System Blocks User Text Blocks and Process Value Blocks User Text Blocks ef C None Dur
87. port aided by a template The subject of issuing print jobs will also be addressed Tasks of the Report System Message events can be archived on paper in the form of a message sequence report The printout can take place by page or by line Preconfigured reports are available For this project you will create a new project The layout for the report is created with the page layout editor of the Report Designer Components of the Report System The report system consists of configuration and runtime components The configuration component of the report system is the Report Designer The Report Designer is used to adapt ready made default layouts to your requirements or to create new layouts For the output each layout has to be linked to a print job With the Report Designer the print jobs initiating the output are configured as well The runtime component of the report system fetches the data to be printed from the archives or Controls and manages the printer output Configuring an Alarm Message Sequence Report To publish a message sequence report proceed as follows 1 Create a page layout 2 Edit the page layout 3 Configure the print job 4 Define the startup parameters 5 Activate the project Printout of the Online Help 91 Getting Started Outputting an Alarm Message Sequence Report 03 04 5 1 Step 1 Creating a Page Layout a In the left side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on Report Designer
88. r messages of the message type Alarm In the preview area click on Came in alarm has been activated Click on the button Text Color Inthe color selection dialog box select the color White and click on OK 9 Click on the button Background Color 9 In the color selection dialog box select the color Red and click on OK In the preview area click on Went out alarm has been deactivated 9 Click on the button Text Color 76 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Configuring the Alarm System 9S In the color selection dialog box select the color Black and click on OK Click on the button Background Color 9 In the color selection dialog box select the color Yellow and click on OK In the preview area click on Acknowledged alarm has been acknowledged Click on the button Text Color 9 In the color selection dialog box select the color White and click on OK Click on the button Background Color 9 In the color selection dialog box select the color Blue and click on OK 2 Click here to select a text color 4 Click here to select a background color Type 2 x Properties of the Message Type Name of Msg Type Alarm Came in Text Color Acknowledged Preview Background Color A Color i x 1 Click here to select a 7 Basic colors state Select the name text color and backgrc j the mess
89. s Illustration 2 4 7 WinCC Project Qckstart Specifying the Address 9 Click on the button OK Printout of the Online Help 31 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 Specifying Linear Scaling Linear scaling is used if you want to display a process value differently than it is supplied by the PLC The process value itself is not changed Linear scaling can only be used for process tags 9 Select the check box Linear Scaling This enables the input fields Process Value Range and Tag Value Range FE Specify the process value range e g from 20 to 20 and the tag value range e g from O to 100 Tag properties x General Limits Reporting m Properties of Tags Name N ewTag DataType Unsigned 16 bit value hd gt Length Fi Address wo aisi ELLs 1 Mark this check box J f Project Jacal update aie r Process Value Range Tag Value Range Valuel f 20 Valuel jo Value2 120 Value2 1100 2 Set the value range Cancel Help Illustration 2 4 8 WinCC Project Qckstart Specifying Linear Scaling Note If you want to use positive and negative numbers for the process value range a signed tag must be specified as the data type and Signed be selected in the field Format Adaptation Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 2 5 Editing Process Screens 2 5 1 Step 5
90. s User text block DB Process value blocks pa ise ak classes 1 Click with the right i i mouse button here Warning Englisch US 7 lllustration 4 5 2 WinCC Project Qckstart AnalogAlarm Printout of the Online Help 79 Getting Started Configuring the Alarm System 03 04 80 In the dialog box Properties the tag to be monitored and the will be defined lt To select a tag click on the button a Click on this button to set which tag should be monitored Tag to be monitored Analog4lsrm Number of limit values fi T a message for all limit values message number fp If selected only one message can be used for all limit values of the tag In runtime one instance of this message will be created type of monitoring Delay C Seconds C Hours The shortest delay time is 250 milliseconds the longest 24 hours 4 delay time of 0 equals no delay time Delay time jo Miliseconds C Minutes Please note that the settings made will be valid for all limit values of this tag lllustration 4 5 3 WinCC Project Qckstart Configuring the AnalogAlarm Note If you activate the check box a message for all limit values the same message will be displayed in runtime regardless of whether the upper o violated you must then specify a message number In the delay time field a delay can be set An alarm message r
91. simulator to function properly In the simulator dialog window select the tag that you want to simulate For this click on Edit New Tag In the dialog box Tags Project select the internal tag TankLevel and click on OK lt Inthe tab Properties click on the simulation mode Inc w amp Enter a start value of 0 and a stop value of 100 Select the check box active gt In the tab Tags click on the button Start Simulation The table Tags will then display the tag TankLevel with its changing values Simulation Rime File Edie Help Tag Simulation for WinCC 1 Select Edit and then New Tag active 4 Mark the active check box Illustration 2 8 WinCC Project Qckstart Configuring the Simulator Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project If you go back to the runtime window you will see how the simulator supplies your screen with real values Deactivate your WinCC project by clicking on the WinCC Explorer menu bar commands File Activate The check mark next to Activate will disappear Printout of the Online Help 51 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 52 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Displaying Process Values 3 Displaying Process Values This chapter introduces you to the basic components of the archiving system and describes
92. t WinCC Project 03 04 DF In the right side of the WinCC Explorer window right click on NewPdl0 pdl Inthe pop up menu click on the entry Rename Picture sy In the following dialog box enter START pdl Creating a second Process Screen Create a second screen and name it SAMPLE pdl To do so simply follow the above steps Opening the Graphics Designer gt To view the screen START pdl and open the Graphics Designer double click on START pdl in the right side of the WinCC Explorer window As an alternative you can also right click on START pdl and select the entry Open Picture from the pop up menu Printout of the Online Help 34 Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 2 5 2 The Graphics Designer Once you have opened the Graphics Designer it will look similar to the illustration below Graphs Devine NewPOLII Baki g vise risi amaie Took Widow lep 15 xi SBE wl es cs Se ar ANJA OSes ASR S aa ees i if j 4 Desa bo ent Deer Do bo nr o1 2 aial Tent fr llep o raer ii karvi 72 x ew NHI Illustration 2 5 2 WinCC Project Qckstart The Graphics Designer To optimize your workspace we recommend the above arrangement of the menu bars and palettes lt g To resize the object and style palettes drag them into the drawing space while keeping the left mouse button pressed For this the mouse pointer has to be
93. t each archiving cycle is always the latest one The first value belongs to the previous interval If you click on the object Timers all default timers will be displayed in the data window the right side of the window Under no circumstances should these default timers be changed If you want to use a timer that differs from the available default ones you can configure a new timer To for example set up a weekly time interval proceed as follows Right click on the object Timers Inthe pop up menu click on the entry New Printout of the Online Help Getting Started Displaying Process Values 03 04 56 sy In the dialog box Timers Properties enter the name Weekly From the drop down list select the base 1 Day w amp As the factor enter 7 You have entered the following information Timers Properties 1 Enter a name for the timer here Timers A Name 2 Enter the basis for the timer Base IEM Factor Starting point of the cycle Tl In addition trigger the cycle while star I In addition trigger the cycle while shut IV Enter the starting point of the cycle 3 Enter the factor for the timer Month Day Hour Minute Second The timers configured in this dialog box are used as acquisition and archiving timers in the configuration of tags lllustration 3 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Defining
94. t side double click on Line Type and select Without Line from the drop down list 104 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report 6 1 2 Step 2 Editing the Dynamic Section Click on the toolbar button B to edit the dynamic section of the layout In the tab Runtime Documentation of the object palette select the object Tag Table from the folder Tag Logging RT 9 In the dynamic section of the page layout drag the object to the desired size Zr Open the object properties dialog box by double clicking on the object and select the tab Connect gt In the right side of the tab Connect click on Tag Selection and then on the button Edit E Object Properties x ajiz Dynamic tabie 1 z Properties Connect Tag Logging Runtime Tag Table Tag Selection Eime base ral 1 Click on Tag Selection 2 Click on Edit Illustration 6 2 1 WinCC Project Qckstart Connecting a Tag Printout of the Online Help 105 Getting Started Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime Report 03 04 9 In the dialog box Tag Logging Runtime Tag Selection for Reporting click on the button Add lt In the left side of the dialog box Archive Selection click on the icon l before Qckstart or the computer name 9 In the left side select the archive TankLevel_Archive lt Q inthe right side select the tag TankLevel_Arch Ta
95. tallation of WinCC Welcome Screen To install WinCC click on the text Install SIMATIC WinCC The Installation Wizard will then guide you step by step through the installation procedure In the following dialog window click on the button Next to go to the next steps d Read and accept the license conditions by clicking on Yes Printout of the Online Help 9 Getting Started Preparation and Installation 03 04 1 5 1 WinCC Installation User Registration amp In the dialog box User Information enter the required data User Information Illustration 1 2 Installation of WinCC User Information 9 Click on the button Next 9 Confirm your entries displayed in the dialog box Registration Confirmation by clicking on Yes 9 In the following dialog box select the target folder in which WinCC is to be installed The preset folders are C Program Files Siemens WinCC and C Siemens Common 10 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Preparation and Installation 1 5 2 Installation Select Languages 9 In the next dialog box select the languages that you want to install English is always installed by the system Select additional WinCC languages Illustration 1 3 Installation of WinCC Selection of the Languages 9 Afterwards click on the button Next Printout of the Online Help 11 Getting Started Preparation and Installation 03 04 1 5 3 Installation
96. tes a click with the right mouse button Indicates a double click with the left mouse button Y Indicates an operation while the left mouse button is kept pressed Indicates an input via the keyboard gt File New All menus and input fields that have to be selected are enclosed in quotation marks 1 In the texts accompanying the illustrations n indicates the order in which the steps are to be performed iv Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 Preparation and Installation 1 Preparation and Installation This chapter describes the WinCC hardware and software requirements as well as the installation procedure from the CD ROM For the Getting Started you will create a single user project The project runs on a computer that functions as the server for processing the data and as the operator station Other computers cannot access the project Requirements for the Installation of WinCC For the installation of WinCC certain hardware and software is required These requirements are outlined in the chapters Hardware Requirements for the Installation and Software Requirements for the Installation During the installation of WinCC it will be checked whether certain requirements have been met The following will be checked e Operating System e User Rights e Video Resolution e Internet Explorer e MS Message Queuing Services e SQL Server e Required Restart Error Messages
97. the Runtime Properties lt Click on OK to close the properties window You are now ready to work in runtime 48 Printout of the Online Help Getting Started 03 04 The first WinCC Project 2 7 Step 7 Activating the Project To see how the project looks in runtime click on the WinCC Explorer menu bar commands File Activate A check mark next to Activate indicates that the runtime is active As an alternative you can also use the Activate d button located on the toolbar of the WinCC Explorer Note Click on the Activate toolbar button of the Graphics Designer to immediately view changes that you have made to a screen After a brief loading time you should see the following A WinCC Runtime Enter a few values in the I O field and watch how the bars move accordingly Click on this button to switch to the SAMPLE pdl picture There you should have created a button to allow you to return to START pdl lllustration 2 7 WinCC Project Qckstart Runtime Display Printout of the Online Help 49 Getting Started The first WinCC Project 03 04 2 8 Step 8 Using the Simulator 50 If no PLC is connected to WinCC you can use the simulator to test your project To activate the simulator go to the Windows taskbar and click on Start SIMATIC WinCC Tools WinCC Tag Simulator Note A project has to be active in runtime for the
98. urve M Load archive data window T Common X axis T Common Y Axis Data Source archive Tags Background Color IV Sizeable Color ee I Can Be Closed m Print Job Selection m Persistence olin Ril andes Tin RT Operator authorization Operator authorization Selection No access protecti Selection No access protecti Cancel Apply Help lllustration 3 5 1 WinCC Project Qckstart General Properties of the Trend Control Printout of the Online Help 61 Getting Started Displaying Process Values 03 04 62 Select the tab Curves a Enter TankLevel as the name of the trend 9 Click on the button Selection QP In the left side of the dialog box Archive Tag Selection double click on the archive TankLevel_Archive In the right side of the dialog box Archive Tag Selection click on the tag TankLevel_Arch Properties of WinCC Online Trend Control x General Curves Trends Name TankLevel 1 Enter a name for the curve m Display ERER HA IV Visible Color E Selection of Archives T ags Ressescsnag tR TankLevel_Archive T ankLevel_Arch 2 Use this button to select which tag should be displayed Connect dots linearly OK Cancel Apply Help lllustration 3 5 2 WinCC Project Qckstart Properties of the Trend 9 Confirm your entries by clickin

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