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Required Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Required Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Required Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . For All Exercises . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SoftLogix Workstation Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ControlLogix Chassis Workstation Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Important Exercise Note . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . For Individual Exercises . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Workstation Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PanelView Plus Workstation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ControlLogix Workstation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Required Materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Job Aids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Electronic Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercise: Co C onfiguring a PanelView Pl P lus Te T erminal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Required Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercis Exerc ise: e: Cre Creat atin ing g and Cus Custo tomiz mizing ing a Fac Facto tory ryTa Talk lk Vi View ew ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercise: Exercis e: Conf Configu igurin ring g RS RSLin Linx x Ent Enterpr erprise ise Com Commun municat ication ionss in a Fact Factory oryTalk Talk View ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1 Required Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercis Exerc ise: e: Co Confi nfigur guring ing Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k Se Secu curit rity y fo forr a Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k Vie View w ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exerci Exer cise se:: Cr Crea eati ting ng an and d Mo Modi dify fyin ing g Ta Tags gs fo forr a Fa Fact ctor oryT yTal alk k Vi View ew ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercis Exerc ise: e: Ad Addin ding g and Co Confi nfigur guring ing Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k Vie View w ME Gra Graph phic ic Displays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercis Exerc ise: e: Cre Creat ating ing and Man Manip ipula ulati ting ng Gr Graph aphic ic Ob Objec jects ts in Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k Vie View w ME Graphic Displays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Required Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercis Exerc ise: e: Cre Creat ating ing and Co Confi nfigur guring ing Int Inter eract activ ive e Co Cont ntro rols ls in a Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k View ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Required Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise C (Optional) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercise: Configuring Security for FactoryTalk View ME Displays . . . . . .

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Exer Ex erci cisse: Cr Crea eattin ing g an and d Ma Mana nagi ging ng Fa Fact cto ory ryTa Talk lk Vi View ew ME Run unttim ime e Fi File less . .

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Exercis Exerc ise: e: Con Confi figu guri ring ng Bas Basic ic An Anim imat atio ion n fo forr Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k Vi View ew ME Objects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Required Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise B (Optional) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercise Exerci se:: Cre Creat atin ing g an and d Con Confi figur gurin ing g Al Alarm armss fo forr a Fac Facto tory ryTa Talk lk Vie View w ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercis Exerc ise: e: Cre Creat ating ing and Co Conf nfigu igurin ring g Ma Macr cros os fo forr a Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k Vie View w ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercis Exerc ise: e: Co Confi nfigu guri ring ng Rec Recip ipes es wi with th th the e Rec Recip ipePl ePlus us Sy Syst stem em in a Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k View ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-1 Required Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercise: Exerci se: Con Confi figu guri ring ng Lan Langu guage age Sw Swit itch ching ing in a Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k Vie View w ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exerci Exer cise se:: Cr Crea eati ting ng Da Data ta Lo Logs gs an and d Tr Tren ends ds fo forr a Fa Fact ctor oryT yTal alk k Vi View ew ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercis Exerc ise: e: Cr Creat eating ing Tag Pla Place ceho holde lders rs and Par Parame amete terr Fil Files es fo forr a Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k View ME Graphic Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-1 Required Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Exercis Exerc ise: e: Cre Creat ating ing and Co Confi nfigur guring ing Inf Infor ormat matio ion n Me Mess ssage agess fo forr a Fac Facto tory ryTal Talk k View ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-1 Required Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Situation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Practice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Answers: Exercise A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Insert Inse rtin ing g a Po Powe werF rFle lex x Fa Face cepl plat ate e in a Fa Fact ctor oryT yTal alk k Vi View ew ME Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Example: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Integrate PowerFlex AOI into Your Application Program Routines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Download the Project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FactoryTalk View Integration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Configuration Steps for using Pre-Created Goto Buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Downlo Down load adin ing g th the e .m .mer er ap appl plic icat atio ion n to th the e Pa Pane nelV lVie iew w Pl Plus us us usin ing g a US USB B Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Example: How to download the .mer application to the PanelView Plus using a USB Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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General Setup This setup contains information about the hardware, software, job aids, and setup procedures required for the lab exercises.

Required Requ ired Hard Hardwar ware e The following hardware is required: meets the minimum requirements requirements to run all - Computer that meets application software

- ControlLogix Workstation:

- Catalog number ABT‐TDCLX3 or equivalent hardware - PanelView Plus Workstation

- Catalog number ABT‐PVPLUSTC02 or equivalent hardware - For a detailed detailed component component list, see see the Workstation Description available from Literature Library.

IMPORTANT The exercise files used with these exercises were created for the Pan PanelV elView iew Plu Pluss 100 1000 0 ter termin minal al.. If a different terminal is used, each display in all of the exercise files will require modification. Using a smaller terminal will result in graphic objects being positioned outside the available viewing area; using a larger terminal will result in the existing graphic objects not filling the entire terminal screen

- Switches and/or hubs and the number of Ethernet cables to connect the workstations to a network: controller, computer computer and PanelView PanelView Plus in a - Ideally, each controller,

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workstation group should be connected to its own private network using a 4-port switch/hub. If multiple workstation workstation groups are being networked using larger switches/hubs, be sure that duplicate IP addresses are avoided.

- If the PanelView PanelView Plus terminal and controller are not part of a network, one of the following cables (for transferring files to the controller and terminal):

- Ethernet crossover cable (recommended) (recommended) - Serial cable (1756‐CP3 (1756‐CP3 or equivalent)

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Required Requ ired Softw Software are The following software is required: ME, version 6.0. - FactoryTalk View ME,

- RSLinx Enterprise, Enterprise, version 5.30 5.30 or later (installed when you install FactoryTalk View ME software) - RSLinx Classic Professional, Professional, version 2.57 2.57 or above above (activated to a version above RSLinx Lite that allows DDE/OPC topic configuration) - SoftLogix 5800, version 19 version 19.0 with Start Pages - RSLogix 5000 Professional, version installed

- Firmware files for RSLogix 5000 software, version 19 - Microsoft Excel 2000 or newer newer PowerPoint or Microsoft Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer Viewer (2002 - Microsoft PowerPoint Edition or newer)

Required Requ ired Setu Setup p Forr Al Fo Alll Ex Exer erci cise sess Before beginning the exercises, complete the following setup: default project directory, directory, delete all - In the FactoryTalk View ME default old files.

- On the desktop, make a shortcut shortcut for each each software. addresses to the - Set up an Ethernet/IP network and assign IP addresses computers and PanelView Plus terminals. If you are using ControlLogix workstations, assign IP addresses to EtherNet/IP modules.

- If you are using the ControlLogix workstations, verify that the workstations match the standard hardware layout found in the Wor Workstati kstation on Layo Layout ut section section of this document.

IMPORTANT If you are using a non‐standard ControlLogix workstation configuration, you will have to modify the I/O configurations for each Student Exercise file to match your hardware layout.

- For each computer, copy copy all student files to the C:\Student folder.

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topic in RSLinx software software by performing the - Configure a DDE topic following actions:

- Open RSLinx Classic software. - If it has not already been created, create a driver in RSLinx

Tip

that creates a communications path to the controller you are using for this exercise. " For help, see the RSLinx software online Help system. files from the memory memory of the PanelView PanelView - Delete any existing files Plus terminals.

- Verify that the PanelView Plus terminals will start up in Configuration Mode when power is applied.

SoftLogix SoftL ogix Works Workstatio tation n Setu Setup p Prepare the SoftLogix workstation(s) by performing the following actions: 1. If not already installed, install the SoftLogix 5800 software. 2. Open SoftLogix 5800 5800 software and perform perform the following actions: A. Add a 1789‐L60 SoftLogix 5860 5860 controller in slot 2 of the virtual chassis. B. Select Start Mode of the last controller controller state, memory size 3072KB, periodic save interval 10 min and enable periodic and then click Ne click Next xt >. C. In the Dwell Time (ms) spin box, change the value to 100 ms and then click Finish click Finish.. A controller is created in slot 2 of the virtual chassis. 3. Establish a network connection connection between the computer computer and the SoftLogix chassis by creating a virtual backplane driver.

Tip " In RSLinx Enterprise, when you browse to the SoftLogix processor,

you might not see the processor. To have RSLinx Enterprise browse to the controller: 1789-A17, Backplane driver driver and go to - Right click on the 1789-A17, Properties. Properties. - Uncheck the Auto Conf Configur igure e Box. - Click OK Click OK 1789-A17, Backplane driver and select - Right click on the 1789-A17, Start Brows Browsing. ing. - Right click on the 1789-A17, 1789-A17, Backplane driver driver and go to Properties.. Properties Configure igure Box. - Check the Auto Conf Click OK - Click OK

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4. Using RSLogix 5000 software, download CCV204_SoftBottleProgram.acd to CCV204_SoftBottleProgram.acd to the controller in slot 2. 5. Place the controller in Run (or Remote Remote Run) mode.

ControlLogi Contr olLogix x Chas Chassis sis Works Workstation tation Setup 1. Using RSLogix 5000 5000 software, download the CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.ACDprogram CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.ACD program to the ControlLogix controller. 2. Download the file file to the controller.

Import Imp ortant ant Exe Exerci rcise se Not Note e The exercises in Lessons 4 through 20 require that communications are established between the development computer and the controller using RSLinx Enterprise Software. This communications configuration is created in the exercise for in Lesson 3. The exercise files each contain an RSLinx Enterprise communications configuration. However, the shortcuts contained in the communications configuration are not recognized by the software. If you choose to use the supplied exercise file for one or more exercises, you will need to perform the following actions: 1. In FactoryTalk View View Studio software, open the application. 2. Open the RSLinx Enterprise Enterprise Communications Communications Setup. 3. Assign the the existing existing CLX_Data shortcut to the controller running the CCV204_SoftBottleProgram.acd file. 4. Click Apply Click Apply.. 5. Copy the Design (Local) configuration configuration to the Runtime (Target) (Target) tab by clicking Copy Copy.. 6. A dialog box opens asking if you want to replace replace the Runtime (Target) configuration and shortcut definitions with a copy of the Design (Local) information. 7. Click Yes Click Yes.. 8. Click OK Click OK.. 9. Re‐open the RSLinx Enterprise Communications setup and verify that the device shortcuts have been saved. 10. If the device shortcuts were were not saved, repeat Steps 3. to 9.

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For Ind Indivi ividua duall Ex Exerc ercise isess Certain exercises require individual setup: Exercise

Configurin Confi guring g a Panel PanelView View Plus Termi Terminal nal

Required Setup A.Verify A. Verify that you have a power source for the PanelView Plus terminal. B. Verify that all PanelView Plus terminals are powered down. C. Download the Object 5 Screen - Demo .mer application into the PanelView Plus terminal. D.Have D. Have a free IP address available for each PanelView Plus terminal.

Objec jectt 5 Scr Screen een Dem Demo.m o.mer er file has Creati Cre ating ng and Cust Customi omizin zing g a Fac Factor toryTa yTalk lk Vie View w ME Ensure the Ob Application been transferred to the PanelView Plus terminal. Copy the Fill-C Fill-Cap ap Lab Libra Library.g ry.gfx fx file to the following folderon your computer's hard drive: C:\Docum C:\D ocuments ents and Setti Settings\ ngs\All All Users\Shared Creati Cre ating ng and Man Manipu ipulat lating ing Gra Graphi phicc Obj Object ectss in Documents\RSView Enterprise\ME\Libr Enterprise\ME\Libraries. aries. FactoryT Fact oryTalk alk View ME Grap Graphic hic Displ Displays ays This file is located in the C:\Student folder. IMPORTANT: When restoring the CMF_9701_A1.apa file, you must not restore the FactoryTalk Directory. Failure to do so will overwrite your computer's FactoryTalk security with the security from the restored application. This could overwrite your windows administrative account and lock you out of windows.

Creating Creati ng and Ma Manag nagin ing g Fac Factor toryTa yTalk lk Vie View w ME Runtime Runti me File Filess

Verify that the following conditions exist on your PanelView Plus terminal: A.-The A. -The terminal starts in Configuration mode. B. The B. The appropriate IP address has been assigned (if you are using Ethernet communications). C. Make sure that the CMF_9701_A1.mer file has been deleted from the PanelView Plus terminal. D. Tell D. Tell the students what software version to save the .mer file in. E. On the Startup Options screen in the PanelView Plus terminal, configure the application to go to the Configuration mode. (In the exercise, the students will configure the application to run at terminal startup.)

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Exercise

Required Requ ired Setup Restore the InstantFizz Advanced.apa file in FactoryTalk View ME.

Inserting Inserti ng Fac Facepl eplate atess in a Fac Factor toryTa yTalk lk Vie View w ME Application

IMPORTANT: Restore only the the FactoryTalk View Machine Edition application and not the Local Directory.

Resource: Requ Required ired Setup Proc Procedure eduress For help with some of the setup procedures, see the FactoryTalk the FactoryTalk View Vie w ME an and d Pan PanelV elView iew Plu Pluss Pro Proced cedure uress Gui Guide. de.

Workstatio Work station n Layo Layout ut PanelView Pane lView Plus Workst Workstation ation A layout of the PanelView Plus workstation is shown below:

Numeric Keypad

Function Keys

Touchscreen

Power Switch RS‐232 RS‐23 2 Port

Fuse

120V/220V Plug Recep Receptacle tacle

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ControlLog Contr olLogix ix Work Workstati station on The ControlLogix workstation (or equivalent custom setup) used in the course requires the following equipment: 

12 dual input and output pushbuttons

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4 selector switches (on/off) (on/off)

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2 analog inputs

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2 analog meters

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A chassis with the modules listed in the following table

IMPORTANT To match the standard workstation configuration in the exercise files, the workstation's modules must be placed in the following slots:

Slot

Module

Description Digital output module (DO0 to DO5) ControlLogix Controller

0

1756‐OB16D

1

1756‐L63 (5563)

2

1756‐IB16D

3

1756‐L63 (5563)

4

1756‐OB16D

5

1756‐CNB

6

1756‐DHRIO

7 8

1756‐OF6VI 1756‐IF6I

Digital input module (DI0 to DI15) ControlLogix Controller Digital output module (D06 to DO11) ControlNet bridge module Data Highway/Remote I/O bridge module Analog output module Analog input module

9

1756‐ENxT

EtherNet/IP bridge module

IMPORTANT The workstation's modules must have firmware compatible with RSLogix 5000 version 19.

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Resource: Firm Firmware ware File Filess Firmware files are available at: http://support.rockwellautomation.com/ControlFlash/ The layout of the workstation is shown in the following graphic:

10‐Slot ControlLogix Chassis

12 Dua Duall Dis Discre crete te Inputs/Outputs

Status

Status

J5

J5

DC Bus

J2 L1

100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz

L2/N

R

R

J1

S Motor

Motor

T

T

Advantage Line

2 An Analo alog g Meters

100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz

J1

S

4 Sel Select ector or Switches

Motion Equip Motion Equipment ment (Not Requi Required) red)

DCBus

J2 L1

L2/N

Advantage Line

2 An Analo alog g Inp Inputs uts (Potentiometers)

The following ControlLogix workstation inputs and outputs are used in this course: Inputs Outputs DI1

DI2

DO3

DO6

Amber DI4 Pushbuttons DO1

DI5

DI6

DO4

DO7

DO10

DI8 Red Pushbuttons DO2

DI9

DI10

DI11

DO5

DO8

DO11

DI0 Green Pushbuttons DO0

Selector Switches

DI12

DI13

DI14

DI3 DO9

DI7

DI15

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Required Requ ired Mater Materials ials Job Aids The following job aid should be used to help complete the exercises: Factor toryTa yTalk lk Vie View w ME and Pan PanelV elView iew Plu Pluss Pro Proced cedure uress Gui Guide de - Fac The following electronic materials can also be b e used with the exercises:

- Online RSLinx Enterprise Help system FactoryTalk View ME Help system - Online FactoryTalk FactoryTal ryTalkk View Mach Machine ine Editi Edition on User's - Online copy of the Facto Guide

Tip " To access the user's guide, from the FactoryTalk View Studio Help menu, select Onlin Online e Books User User's 's Guid Guide e.

PanelView iew Plu Pluss Ter Termin minal al Use Userr Ma Manua nual l (Publication (Publication number - PanelV 2711P-UM001x-EN-P). Videos - FactoryTalk View ME and PanelView Plus Programming Videos CD

Electron Elec tronic ic Files Some of the exercises may require electronic files, which are provided for you.

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Exercise: Configuring a PanelView Plus Terminal

Required Requ ired Setup The exercise requires the following items. See the General Setup for more details.

- PanelView Plus Workstation connect the PanelView Plus to a network - Cables to connect

- Software:

- RSLinx® Classic Resource: Job Resource: Job Aid For help performing steps in the exercise(s), see the job aid(s): 

Factor Fac toryTa yTalk lk Vie View w ME and Pan PanelV elView iew Plu Pluss Pro Proced cedure uress Gui Guide de

When you see underlined text, refer to the related procedure or information in your job aid.

Exerci Exe rcise se A Objectives In this exercise you will practice how to: 

Configure a PanelView Plus terminal

Situation Your company has decided to install PanelView Plus terminals to help run its beverage production line. You have been asked to configure the PanelView Plus terminals in preparation for the future download of an application.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. Examine the PanelView PanelView Plus terminal at your workstation. What model terminal are you preparing for installation?

2. What is the purpose of the USB port on the logic logic module?

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3. Locate the Ethernet port port on the PanelView Plus terminal. Does Ethernet communication require an optional communications module?

4. Does the PanelView Plus terminal have a communications communications module installed? If so, which network options are available?

5. Connect the appropriate network network cables.

IMPORTANT If you are using a network other than Ethernet, you will still need to connect a crossover Ethernet cable between your computer and the PanelView Plus terminal. This connection is necessary for uploading and downloading applications.

6. Apply power to the PanelView Plus workstation. 7. What happens when the terminal terminal completes its power‐up power‐up cycle?

8. Is the PanelView Plus terminal configured configured for keypad operation, touchscreen operation, or both? (Hint: (Hint: Attempt to access items from the Configuration menu both ways.)

9. Record the temperature temperature of the display in the space provided: provided:

10. If you are connecting the terminal terminal to an Ethernet network, assign the IP address, subnet mask and gateway address that has been provided for your PanelView Plus terminal.

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IMPORTANT After entering this information, the terminal will prompt you to restart the terminal for the network configuration changes to take place. Do no nott restart the terminal until Step 14.

11. Verify that the time and date settings are correct for the terminal. If not, make the necessary corrections. 12. Load the application Ob Obje ject ct 5 Sc Scre reen en De Demo mo and configure the terminal with the following Startup settings:  

Run the application at Startup. Replace RSLinx Enterprise communication communication settings.

13. Configure the FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View Diagnostics List message routing routing so that the following messages are logged:     

Operator error Operator warning Developer error Developer warning Developer audit

14. Cycle power to the terminal and verify verify the new Startup settings are working properly. 15. Exit the application and return to the Configuration Configuration Mode screen. screen. 16. Verify that your new IP address and other other configuration changes have been accepted.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 1. You are preparing to install a PanelView Plus 1000 workstation. 2. The USB port can be used for peripherals peripherals such as a mouse, keyboard, or printer. It can also be used to transfer runtime projects. 3. The Ethernet port is a standard component component of the Logic module and does not require a separate communication module. 4. Yes, a communications communications module is installed. The The module supports DH+, DH‐485 and remote I/O (RIO) network communications. 7. The terminal completes its power‐up power‐up cycle by starting up in Configuration Mode. 8. The PanelView Plus terminal performs both touch and keypad operations. 9. Answers may vary. The display temperature temperature will be between 25_ C and 35_ C, depending on environmental conditions.


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Exercise: Creating and Customizing a FactoryTalk View ME Application


- Software:

- FactoryTalk View ME - RSLinx® Enterprise - The following file(s):

- Objects 5 Screen Screen Demo.mer - Baggage_800x600.apa This file is a sample application that ships with the FactoryTalk View ME software. Resource: Job Resource: Job Aid For help performing steps in the exercise(s), see the job aid(s): 


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FactoryTalk View View ME and PanelView Plus Programming Programming Videos CD



Create and customizie customizie a FactoryTalk View View ME application

Situation All necessary software has been installed, and you are now ready to build a new HMI (human‐machine interface) using FactoryTalk View ME software.

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Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. Open FactoryTalk View Studio software. 2. Open the existing Baggage_800x600 application. 3. How many graphic displays displays are contained in the application?

4. You are beginning work on on a FactoryTalk View ME application that will help control a beverage bottling operation. Create a new application that will be used for this project. 5. Name the file file Bottle Bottle.. 6. Scroll through the messages in the diagnostics list. 7. Clear the messages from the diagnostics list. 8. Open the Diagnostics List Setup editor. editor. 9. By default, how many messages can be displayed in the diagnostics list?

10. Move your mouse over the “running “running man” icon located in the standard toolbar.

IMPORTANT Do not click the icon; just move the mouse pointer over it.

What additional information about this icon is provided in the status bar?

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12. The application will be running on a PanelView PanelView Plus 1000 terminal. Will you need to change the default project window size?

13. Configure the following settings for your application: Bottling ng Line title bar for the application. - Create a Bottli - Do no nott allow application users to minimize or close the application window.

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Log users users out of the application if no activity is detected after 20 min minute utess.

14. From the Explorer Explorer window, expand the Displays component. 15. What are the names of the graphic displays automatically generated when the application was created?

16. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View application.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 3. The Baggage_800x600 Baggage_800x600 application contains 15 graphic displays. 9. By default, 200 messages can be displayed in the diagnostics diagnostics list. 10. The status bar indicates that the selected icon allows you to test the application. 11. The default project project window size is 640 X 480. 12. No, you will not need to change the default default project window size. The PanelView Plus terminal requires the 640 X 480 setting. 13. If you have configured the project project settings correctly, correctly, the Runtime tab of the Project Settings editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

15. The graphic displays listed under the Displays Displays component are [ALARM],, [DIAGNOSTICS] [ALARM] [DIAGNOSTICS],, [INFORMATION] and MAIN MAIN..


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Exercise: Configuring RSLinx Enterprise Communications in a FactoryTalk View ME Application


- ControlLogix Workstation connection between computer and controller - Network connection

- Software:

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FactoryTalk View ME RSLinx® Enterprise RSLinx Classic RSLogix 5000 5000 (for pre-loading .acd .acd files) SoftLogix 5800 5800 (optional: use only if hardware controller is not available) - The following file(s):

- LNX_9701_A1.apa CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd (if using the ControlLogix - CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd -

workstation) CCV204_SoftBottleProgram.acd CCV204_SoftBottleProgr am.acd (if using the SoftLogix workstation)

Resource: Job Resource: Job Aid For help performing steps in the exercise(s), see the job aid(s): 


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Configure RSLinx Enterprise Enterprise communications communications

Situation Once you have created an application, you are then ready to configure RSLinx Enterprise communications.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the LNX_9701_A1.APA file. 2. Open the RSLinx Enterprise Communications Communications Setup and create a new configuration. A. When the configuration configuration opens, which network network configuration tab is active?

B. How did you determine determine this was the active tab?

3. If you are using a network other other than Ethernet (or the Virtual Backplane), add a driver for design communications. 4. Create a device device shortcut shortcut named CLX_Data that points to the controller running one of the following files: CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd (if using the ControlLogix workstation) CCV204_SoftBottleProgram.acd (if CCV204_SoftBottleProgram.acd (if using SoftLogix workstation) 5. Add the necessary drivers, drivers, devices, and device shortcuts shortcuts to the Runtime tab. 

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Tip " Avoid potential communications errors by using the same device shortcut name (CLX_Data (CLX_Data)) for the Runtime tab.

6. Save the RSLinx Enterprise Enterprise configuration. configuration. 7. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk View application.


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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 2. A. When the configuration configuration opens, the Design (Local) tab is active. B. You can determine the Design Design (Local) tab is active in one of the following ways:

- The network mode indicator reads “Online.” Only the -

Design (Local) tab can be configured online. The Design (Local) tab indicator indicator near the the top of the window has been pulled to the front.

6. If you have configured RSLinx RSLinx communications correctly, correctly, the Communication Setup dialog box should look similar to the following graphic:

ControlLogix Controller

SoftLogix Controller


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Exercise: Configuring FactoryTalk Security for a FactoryTalk View ME Application



- Software:

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- FTS_9701_A1.apa CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd (if using the ControlLogix - CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd -






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Situation You would like to configure the FactoryTalk Security so that: 

Eddie the supervisor supervisor has administrative access. access. He should be able to create new accounts in FactoryTalk Security.

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Laura in maintenance maintenance needs maintenance maintenance level access. access. She should not have permissions to change security.

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Operators Jim and Frank

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the FTS_9701_A1.APA file. 2. Identify three user groups groups that are already configured for your application:

3. Configure the security security policies so that all passwords must have a minimum of 4 characters. 4. Create a new user group called Supervisor and allow it to configure security. 5. Create a new user group called Maintenance and do not allow it to configure security. 6. Create a new user group called Operator. Do not allow it to configure security. 7. Create a user account account with the following following settings:    

User ID: EDDIE Password never expires Password: super Group Membership: Supervisor

8. Log off the current current user in FactoryTalk View Studio. Studio. 9. Log into FactoryTalk View View Studio with the following settings:  

UserID: EDDIE Password: super

10. Open your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME application. 11. Create a user account account with the following following settings: E 2012 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All rights reserved.

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User ID: LAURA Password: maint Password never expires Group Membership: Maintenance

12. Create a user account account with the following following settings:   

User ID: ID: JIM JIM Password: oper Group Membership: Operator

13. Create a user account account with the following following settings:   

User ID: FRANK Password: oper Group Membership: Operator

14. Log off the current user user in FactoryTalk View Studio. Studio. 15. Log onto FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View Studio using the following settings: settings:  

User ID: LAURA Password: maint

16. Open you FactoryTalk View ME application. application. 17. How do you know that that the login has been been successful?

18. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View application.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 2. The three user groups groups already configured for your your application are:

- Authenticated Users - Windows Administrators - Administrators

3. Your Secu Security rity Polici Policies es dialog box should look similar to the following:




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7. Your New Use Userr dialog box should look similar to the following:

11. Your New Use Userr dialog box should look similar to the following:

17. When you right click on your Application Application name, you should not not see the security option.



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Exercise: Creating and Modifying Tags for a FactoryTalk View ME Application



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FactoryTalk View ME RSLinx® Enterprise Microsoftr Excel RSLogix 5000 5000 (for pre-loading .acd .acd files) SoftLogix 5800 5800 (optional: use only if hardware controller is not available) - The following file(s):

- CMT_9701_A1.apa - BizBikes_ME.apa CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd am.acd (if using the ControlLogix - CCV204_CLXBottleProgr -





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Create and modify tags

Situation Your project calls for a variety of scaled and raw data, so you should create the appropriate tags for viewing and storing the data.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CMT_9701_A1.APA file.

Tip " Before using this file, you must verify that the RSLinx Enterprise communications setup has been updated.

2. Your project requires requires an HMI tag that scales the data from a timer (in milliseconds) so that the data will be displayed in seconds. Create an analog tag and configure the following properties:      

Tag name: Scaled_Timer Minimum value: 0 Maximum value: 10,000 Scale: 0.001 Data Type: Long Integ Integer er References the accumulated value of the ten_sec_timer tag

3. Create a digital tag and configure configure the following properties: properties:    

Tag name: Machine_Status References the FactoryTalk View data table memory Initial value: 0 Non‐retentive value

4. Create a string tag and configure configure the following properties:     

Tag Name: Operator_Message String Length: 48 References the FactoryTalk View data table memory Initial Value: Mach Machine ine Off Retentive value

5. Create an HMI HMI folder named named Conveyor Conveyor.. 6. After creating several several HMI tags and folders, you realize that you want to organize your tags within a folder. Export the HMI tag database and then perform the following actions:

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A. Create folders folders named Machine_1 and Timer_Test Timer_Test.. B. Copy the existing Scaled_Timer tag to create a new tag called Timer_2 Timer_2.. C. Modify the Timer_2 tag so that it will appear in the Timer_Test folder. D. Modify the Scaled_Timer Scaled_Timer,, Machine_Status Machine_Status,, and Operator_Message tags so that they will appear in the Machine_1 folder. 7. Save your changes to the tag database .csv .csv file. 8. Import the modified tag database database into into your application. 9. Verify that the changes you made to the database have been accepted. 10. Duplicate the Machine_1 folder and name the new folder Machine_2.. Machine_2 11. Merge the the tags from from the BizBikes_ME application into your application.

Tip " Use your FactoryTalk View ME and PanelView Plus Procedures Guide for step-by-step directions on merging databases.

A. What are the names of the HMI tag folders folders that have been added to your application?

B. Were there any tags added to the root level of the database? If so, what is/are the tag name(s)?

12. Delete all tags and folders except for the System System,, Machine_1 Machine_1,, and Machine_2 folders. 13. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View application. 14. If you have multiple instances of FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View Studio software running, close the extra instance(s).

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 2. If you have created the Scaled_Timer tag as instructed, the forms section of the Tags editor should match the following graphic:

3. If you have created the Machine_Status tag as instructed, the forms section of the Tags editor should match the following graphic:

4. If you have created the Operator_Message tag as instructed, the forms section of the Tags editor should match the following graphic:




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6. If you have modified the .csv file as instructed, instructed, the file should appear similar to the following graphic:

10. If you have duplicated the folder as instructed, instructed, the Tags editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

11. A. The names of the HMI tag folders folders that have been added to your application are Alarms and Parts Parts.. B. Yes, the helpinfo tag is created at the root level of the database.

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Exercise: Adding and Configuring FactoryTalk View ME Graphic Displays


- Software:

- FactoryTalk View ME - RSLinx® Enterprise - The following file(s):

- ACD_9701_A1.apa - Tankdata.gfx - Maintenance.gfx Resource: Job Resource: Job Aid For help performing steps in the exercise(s), see the job aid(s): 


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Add and configure configure FactoryTalk View ME graphic graphic displays

Situation You have been asked to develop an application that will control a bottling line. The application consists of these graphic displays:

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Login screen

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Main menu that provides provides access to other application screens screens

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Conveyor control screen

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Tank data screen

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Trend screen

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Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the ACD_9701_A1.APA file. 2. Enable Workbook Workbook mode. mode. 3. Add the following previously previously developed displays to your project:  

TankData.gfx Maintenance.gfx

Tip " If you are having difficulty locating the file, search for the “C:\Student C:\Student”” folder.

4. Create a new new graphic display display that that contains the following properties:

- On Top display 410 0 pi pixe xels ls by 27 275 5 pi pixe xels ls - Size: 41 - Title: Mai Main n Men Menu u - Display Number: 4 - Maximum Tag Update Rate: 5 sec second ondss - Horizontal Position (X): 100 pix pixels els pixels els - Vertical Position (Y): 20 pix - Background Color: Blue - Highlight Color: Yellow 5. Save the graphic display display using the nameMai name Main n Men Menu u. 6. Create another new graphic display. 7. Open and then dock the Backg Backgroun round d Color Colorss toolbar. 8. Can you use the Background Background Colors toolbar to set the display background? Why or why not?

9. Configure the following properties properties for the graphic display: display:

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Replace display Maximum Tag Update Rate: 0.05 secon seconds ds Background Color: Lig Light ht gra gray y Highlight Color: Blue

10. Save the graphic display display using the nameConveyor name Conveyor..


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11. Create a new graphic graphic display that contains the following properties:

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Replace display Display number: 2 Maximum Tag Update Rate: 1 se seco cond nd Background Color: Lig Light ht gra gray y

12. If the grid lines are difficult difficult to see, change the grid color color to the color of your choice. 13. Save the graphic display display using the nameLogin name Login.. 14. Create a new graphic graphic display that contains the following properties:

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Replace Display Display Number: 3 Maximum Tag Update Rate: 1 se seco cond nd Background Color: Yellow

15. Save the graphic display display using the nameTrend name Trend.. 16. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View application.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 4. If you have configured configured the Main Menu graphic display properties correctly, the Display Settings dialog box should appear as follows: General Gene ral Tab

Blue Backg Background round Color

Behavior Behav ior Tab

Yellow Yello w Highl Highlight ight Color

8. No, you cannot use the Background Color toolbar to change the color of the graphic display background. The toolbar only changes the background color of graphic objects.




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9. If you have configured the Conveyor graphic graphic display properties correctly, the Display Settings dialog box should appear as follows: General Gene ral Tab:

Behavior Beha vior Tab:

Blue Blu e Hig Highli hlight ght Col Color or

Light Lig ht Gra Gray y Bac Backgr kgroun ound d Col Color or

11. If you have configured the graphic graphic display properties correctly, correctly, the General tab of the Display Settings dialog box should appear as follows:

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12. If you have configured the grid settings correctly, correctly, the Grid Settings dialog box should appear as follows:

14. If you have configured the Trend graphic display properties properties correctly, the General tab of the Display Settings dialog box should appear as follows:

Yellow Yello w Backg Backgroun round d Color



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Exercise: Creating and Manipulating Graphic Objects in FactoryTalk View ME Graphic Displays



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FactoryTalk View ME RSLinx® Enterprise RSLogix 5000 5000 (for pre-loading .acd .acd files) SoftLogix 5800 5800 (optional: use only if hardware controller is not available) - The following file(s):

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CGO_9701_A1.apa CGO_9701_B1.apa background.bmp Fill-Cap Lab Library.gfx CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd CCV204_CLXBottleProgr am.acd (if using the ControlLogix workstation) CCV204_SoftBottleProgram.acd am.acd (if using the SoftLogix - CCV204_SoftBottleProgr workstation) Resource: Job Resource: Job Aid For help performing steps in the exercise(s), see the job aid(s): 



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Create and configure graphic objects objects

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Add Graphic Graphic Library Library Objects Objects

Situation You have been asked to create graphic objects that help operators keep track of the running application.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CGO_9701_A1.APA file.

Tip " Before using this application, you must verify the RSLinx Enterprise Communication Setup has been updated to use your ControlLogix or SoftLogix controller.

2. Create and configure the following graphic objects on the Login graphic display: Guideline

When working with graphic displays, periodically periodically save your work to avoid data loss.

A. Near the top of the display, create a text text object with the caption Bot Bottli tling ng Lin Line e #1 using 36‐point (size), bold blue (Fore color) text. B. Below the Bot Bottlin tling g Lin Line e 1 text, create a rectangle that exhibits the following properties:

- 44 pixels high by 419 pixels wide - Green background rectangle - Three‐point black line surrounding the rectangle C. Add text on top of the rectangle rectangle that exhibits the following properties: Operator ator Login Requ Required ired - Caption: Oper - 24‐point, bold text - White fore color D. Center the Opera Operator tor Login text in the middle of the rectangle.


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E. Adjust the Bo Bott ttlin ling g Li Line ne 1 text so it is centered above the rectangle. 3. Save and close the Login graphic display. 4. Open the Main Menu graphic display and add text text that that exhibits the following properties:   

Location: Ne Near ar th the e to top p of th the e gr grap aphi hicc di disp spla lay y Caption: Mai Main n Men Menu u 18 point, bold, underline, underline, black text

5. Below the “Main Menu” text, draw draw a square that exhibits the following properties:   

Size: 15 154 4 pi pixe xels ls by 15 154 4 pi pixe xels ls Color: Orange Two‐point black border surrounding surrounding the square

6. Save and close the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display. 7. Add the following following graphic objects objects to to the Conveyor graphic display: A. In the upper‐left corner of of the display, create a panel that exhibits the following properties:

- Size: 19 193 3 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 15 150 0 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Dark k gra gray y bac backgr kgroun ound d - Color: Dar pixe xels ls wi wide de,, ra rais ised ed in inse sett st styl yle, e, bo bord rder er us uses es - Border: 8 pi backgroun backg round d color B. From the Conv Conveyor eyor parts Graphics Library, add the belt conveyor graphic to your graphic display and position it so that it is approximately halfway between the bottom edge of the panel and the bottom of the graphic display.

Tip " The belt conveyor is located in the top right corner of the Graphics Library file.

C. Just above the belt conveyor, on the right right side of the graphic display, create text exhibiting text exhibiting the following properties: Bottle e Coun Count: t: - Caption: Bottl - 18‐point, bold, red text - On the second line of the caption, insert a two‐digit numberic variable referencing the Bottle_Counter tag (located within Program:Filling in your controller). D. From the Fil Fill‐C l‐Cap ap Lab Lib Librar rary y file, add all the objects in the library to the unoccupied space in your graphic display. an Tip " The library should include a filling machine, a capping machine, an uncapped bottle, a capped bottle, and a brown rectangle.

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E. Add an additional additional uncapped bottle bottle from theFill‐C the Fill‐Cap ap Lab Library file. 8. Move the filling machine to the top of the graphic display, next to the panel. 9. Move the capping machine to the top top of the graphic display, next to the filling machine.

Tip " The capping machine and the gray rectangle below it are separate graphic objects. Be sure both are selected before moving them.

10. Position the brown rectangle underneath the filling machine. 11. Position one uncapped bottle at the left edge edge of the conveyor belt. 12. Position the other uncapped bottle underneath underneath the filling machine. 13. Position the capped bottle underneath the capping machine. 14. Save and close the the Conveyor graphic display.




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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 2. If you have created and configured configured the graphic objects as directed, the Login graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

5. If you have created and configured configured the graphic objects as directed, the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

13. If you have created and configured configured the graphic objects as directed, the Conveyor graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:




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Exerci Exe rcise se B Objectives In this exercise you will practice how to: 

Arrange graphic objects

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Rotate graphic objects

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Modify object properties using the the Property Panel and the the Object Explorer

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Convert graphic graphic objects to wallpaper

Situation Once you have created a number of graphic objects, you are then asked to manipulate these object to make a graphic display more user‐friendly.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CGO_9701_B1.APA file. 2. Open the Login graphic display. 3. Align the center points of the “Operator “Operator Login Required” Required” text and the surrounding rectangle. 4. Group the text and rectangle. rectangle. 5. Move the grouped graphic graphic object closer to the text text at the top of the screen. 6. Align the horizontal centers centers of of the two graphic objects. 7. Using the Property Panel, perform the following actions: A. Change the color of the “Operator “Operator Login Required” text text to black. B. Change the rectangle rectangle color to yellow. 8. Draw an image object in the middle of of the display. Use the Add button to select the background.bmp image file from the C:\Student folder. 9. Position the image to cover the the entire display and push it to the back so the text and grouped object appear on top of the display. Convert the image to wallpaper. wallpaper. 10. Change the color color of the the Bot Bottli tling ng Lin Line e 1 text to white. 11. Save and close the Login graphic display. 12. Open the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display. Rev. February 2012


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13. Rotate the square in the center center of the graphic display until it forms a diamond. 14. Center the diamond with the “Main Menu” Menu” text. 15. Save and close the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display. 16. Open the Conveyor graphic display. 17. Using the Object Explorer, navigate to the capped bottle and change the color of the bottle cap to green. 18. Flip the conveyor belt graphic graphic so that the end of the belt faces the opposite direction. 19. Align the bottles on the conveyor belt in a straight line. 20. If the bottle alignment has caused the cap on the third bottle to become visible, then lengthen the tube at the bottom of the capping machine until it covers the bottle cap. 21. Convert the conveyor belt graphic, graphic, panel, filler, and the upper portion of the capper to wallpaper..

IMPORTANT Do not convert the brown rectangle (which represents a stream of liquid) or the tube underneath the capper to wallpaper. These objects will be animated in a later lesson.

22. Save and close the Conveyor graphic display. 23. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk View application.




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Answer Ans wers: s: Exe Exerci rcise se B Check your work: 7. B. If you have manipulated the the graphic objects objects as instructed, the Login graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

10. If you have added the background image image as instructed, the Login graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

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14. If you have manipulated the graphic objects objects as instructed, the Main Mai n Men Menu u graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

17. If you have modified the capped bottle bottle as instructed, it should appear similar to the following graphic: Green Gre en Bot Bottle tle Cap

21. If you have manipulated the graphic objects objects as instructed, the Conveyor graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:



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Exercise: Creating and Configuring Interactive Controls in a FactoryTalk View ME Application



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CCO_9701_A1.apa CCO_9701_B1.apa CCO_9701_C1.apa Machine Status.gfx CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd CCV204_CLXBottleProgr am.acd (if using the ControlLogix workstation) CCV204_SoftBottleProgram.acd am.acd (if using the SoftLogix - CCV204_SoftBottleProgr workstation) Resource: Job Resource: Job Aid For help performing steps in the exercise(s), see the job aid(s): 



Tip " See the online FactoryTalk View ME Help system for additional information.

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Create and configure buttons

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Assign function keys to interactive interactive objects

Situation As you continue application development, you have been asked to add several objects that will help operators navigate through the application. These objects include a Shutdown button, which is critical for access to PanelView Plus terminal settings at runtime. You have also been asked to assign function keys.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CCO_9701_A1.APA file.


2. Open the Login graphic display. 3. In the lower left corner of the graphic display, create a Shutdown button that exhibits the following properties:      

Background Color: Red Audio: Deselected First Caption Line: Shutdown Second Caption line: F1 Caption Properties: 14‐ 14‐poi point nt Ari Arial al fon font, t, whi white, te, bol bold d Size: 80 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 13 137 7 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

4. In the lower right corner of the graphic display, create a Goto Goto Display button that exhibits the following properties:       

Background Color: Dar Dark k Gre Green en Display: Mai Main n Men Menu u Audio: Deselected First Caption Line: Mai Main n Men Menu u Second Caption Line: F2 Caption Properties: 14‐ 14‐poi point nt Ari Arial al fon font, t, whi white, te, bol bold d Size: 80 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 13 137 7 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

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6. Assign the F1 key to the Shutdown button, and the F2 key to the Goto Display button. 7. Save and close the Login graphic display. 8. Open the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display. 9. Near the center of the graphic graphic display (on top of the orange diamond), create a display list selector and configure it to exhibit the following properties:       

Background Color: Gold Border Style: 10‐ 10‐poi point nt wid width, th, rai raised sed ins inset et Selection back Color: Blue Selection fore Color: White Text properties: 10‐ 10‐poi point nt Ari Arial al fon font, t, bla black, ck, bol bold d Number of States: Five Size: 11 114 4 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 14 140 0 pi pixel xelss wi wide de

10. Configure the display display list selector states so so operators can navigate to the Login graphic display using State 0. 11. Select the display name as the caption, and display the caption using black text. 12. Repeat Steps 10. and 11. to add theConveyor the Conveyor,, TankData TankData,, and Trend and Maintenance graphic displays to the display list selector. 13. Create Move Up and Move Down Key navigation buttons vertically arranged along the right of the list selector and configure them to exhibit the following properties:  

Color: Gold (same as the display list selector) Size: 57 pixe pixels ls hi high gh by 55 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

14. Create an Enter Key navigation button arranged arranged along the bottom of the list selector and configure it to exhibit the following properties:  

Color: Gold (same as the display list selector) Size: 55 pixe pixels ls hi high gh by 19 195 5 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

15. Align the buttons and edges so all items line up with no gaps gaps or overlap. 16. Group the display list selector and key navigation buttons, and then align the center points of the grouped object and the orange rectangle.

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17. In the lower right corner of the graphic display, create a Close Display button that exhibits the following properties: 

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Background color: Dar Dark k Gre Green en (match color of button on Login display) Audio: Deselected Caption: Close Caption properties: 14‐ 14‐poi point nt Ari Arial, al, bol bold, d, whi white te Size: 80 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 13 137 7 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

18. Adjust the size of the display to 456 pi pixel xelss wi wide de by 30 303 3 pi pixe xels ls high to allow this button to properly fix on this graphic display. Also adjust the “X “X”” po posi siti tion on to 80 an and d th the e ”Y ”Y”” po posi siti tion on to 10 10.. 19. Save and close the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display. 20. Open the TankData graphic display. 21. In the lower right corner of the display (underneath the pump control button), create a Goto Display button and configure it to exhibit the following properties: 

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Background Color: Da Dark rk Gr Gree een n (m (mat atch ch co colo lorr of ot othe herr Go GoTo To displays) Display: Mai Main n Men Menu u Audio: Deselected Caption: Ma Main in Me Menu nu [F [F1] 1] Caption Properties: 12‐ 12‐poi point nt Ari Arial al fon font, t, whi white, te, bol bold d Size: 38 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 16 164 4 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

22. Assign the F1 key to the Goto Display button you have just created.

Tip " If you have a graphic display that contains multiple instances of the

same graphic object, the objects are named according to the object type and in the order in which they were created (i.e., GotoDisplayButton1, GotoDisplayButton2, etc.).

Tip " The name of a selected graphic object is displayed on the status line in FactoryTalk View ME software.

23. Save and close the the TankData display. 24. Open the Trend graphic display. 25. In the lower right corner of the display, create a Goto Display button and configure it to exhibit the following properties:       


Background Color: Dar Dark k Gre Green en Display: Mai Main n Men Menu u Audio: Deselected First Caption Line: Mai Main n Men Menu u Second Caption Line: F1 Caption Properties: 14‐ 14‐poi point nt Ari Arial al fon font, t, whi white, te, bol bold d Size: 80 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 13 137 7 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Rev. February 2012 CCOe9701


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26. Assign the F1 key to the Goto Display button. 27. Save and close the Trend display. 28. Open the Conveyor graphic display. 29. In the lower right corner of the display, create a Goto Display button and configure it to it to exhibit the following properties:       

Background Color: Dar Dark k Gre Green en Display: Mai Main n Men Menu u Audio: Deselected First Caption Line: Mai Main n Men Menu u Second Caption Line: F1 Caption Properties: 14‐ 14‐poi point nt Ari Arial al fon font, t, whi white, te, bol bold d Size: 80 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 13 137 7 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

30. In the lower left corner of the display, create a Goto Display button and configure it to exhibit the following properties:       

Background Color: Dar Dark k Gre Green en Display: Trend Audio: Deselected First Caption Line: Trend Second Caption Line: F2 Caption Properties: 14‐ 14‐poi point nt Ari Arial al fon font, t, whi white, te, bol bold d Size: 80 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 13 137 7 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

31. Assign the F1 key to the Main Menu Goto Display button and the F2 key to the Trend Goto Display button. 32. If the Goto Display buttons are not in a straight line, align the buttons based on the lower edge of the button closer to the bottom of the display area. 33. Save and close the Conveyor graphic display.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 5. If you have created and configured configured the Shutdown and Goto Display buttons as instructed, the Login graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

6. If you have assigned the function keys as instructed, instructed, the Key Assignment Properties dialog box should match the following graphic:

Key Assignments




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9. If you have created and configured configured the display list selector as instructed, the General tab and Common tab of the Display List Selector Properties dialog box should appear similar to the following graphics: General Gene ral Tab

Common Comm on Tab

12. If you have configured the states as instructed, instructed, the States tab of the Display List Selector Properties dialog box should appear similar to the following graphic:

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Tip " Each of the 5 states will appear to be almost identical. The only

change is to the name of the display you should have selected. 17. If you have aligned the graphic objects objects as instructed, the Main Menu graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

21. If you have created and configured configured the Goto Display button as instructed, the TankData graphic should appear similar to the following graphic:




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22. If you have assigned the function key as instructed, instructed, the Key Assignment Properties dialog box should match the following graphic:

Key Assignment

25. If you have created and configured configured the Goto Display button as instructed, the Trend graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

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26. If you have assigned the function key as instructed, instructed, the Key Assignment Properties dialog box should match the following graphic:

Key Assignment

30. If you have created and configured configured the Goto Display buttons as instructed, the Conveyor graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

31. If you have assigned the function keys as instructed, instructed, the Key Assignment Properties dialog box should match the following graphic:

Key Assignments




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Exerci Exe rcise se B Objectives In this exercise you will practice how to: 

Create and configure buttons

Situation Now that you have created and configured Shutdown and Goto Display buttons, you have been asked to add additional buttons to your application.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CCO_9701_B1.APA file.

Tip " Before using this application, you must verify the RSLinx Enterprise Communication Setup has been updated to use your ControlLogix controller.

2. Open the Conveyor graphic display. 3. Inside the dark gray panel at the upper left of the the graphic display, create a numeric input enable button that button that exhibits the following properties:

Tip " Be sure to leave enough room to create two smaller pushbuttons below the numeric input enable button.   

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Default graphic graphic object object Appearance Appearance Caption (first line): Num Number ber of Bot Bottle tless Caption Variable (second line): “to Fi Fill ll::”. Then insert a two‐digit numeric variable referencing the Bottle_Preset tag (located in the Program:Filling of your Logix5000 program file) Default Caption Settings Numeric Pop‐Up: Keypad Keypad Minimum/Maximum Minimum/Maximum Values: 0 t o 1 0 Size: 55 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 12 120 0 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Value Connection: Assign Assign the same tag used used to display the button's caption variable (the Bottle_Preset tag).


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4. Below the numeric input enable button, create and configure a normally open, momentary pushbutton that exhibits the following properties: 

State State 0 pro proper pertie ties: s: - Button Background color: Red - State 0 Caption: Pu Push sh to St Star artt 12‐poi point, nt, bol bold, d, dar dark k blu blue e - State 0 Caption Properties: 12‐ Arial Ari al tex textt

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State State 1 pro proper pertie ties: s: - Button Background Color: Green - State 1 Caption: Running - State 1 Caption Properties: 12‐ 12‐poi point, nt, bol bold, d, dar dark k blu blue e Arial Ari al tex textt

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Size: 55 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 12 120 0 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Value Connection: Assign this connection connection to the Conv_Start_Stop tag (located within the Program:Filling of your Logix5000 project file). Indicator Connection: Connection: Assign this connection to the Conv_Running tag (located within the Program:Filling of your Logix5000 project file).

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5. Below the pushbutton you configured configured in Step 4., create and configure a normally open, momentary pushbutton that exhibits the following properties: 

State State 0 pro proper pertie ties: s: - Button Background color: Red - State 0 Caption: STOP - State 0 Caption Properties: 12‐ 12‐poi point, nt, bol bold, d, whi white te Ari Arial al text

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State 1 Properties: Properties: Same as State 0, but no caption Size: 55 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 12 120 0 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Value Connection: Connection: Assign this this connection to the Conv_Shut_Down tag (located within the Program:Filling of your Logix5000 project file).

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6. Use the Space Verti Vertical cal Alig Alignment nment to align the numeric input enable button and two pushbuttons. 7. Save and close the the Conveyor graphic display.




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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise B Check your work: 6. If you have created and configured configured the numeric input enable button and pushbuttons as instructed, the Conveyor graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

Exerci Exe rcise se C (O (Opti ptiona onal) l) Objectives In this exercise you will practice how to: 

Create and configure configure indicators, gauge, gauge, bar graphs and scales

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Create and configure numeric numeric string displays

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Test graphic displays displays and the FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME application application

Situation You will create indicators and numeric string displays that will further aid operators in monitoring key process variables. You will also test the graphic displays and application.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CCO_9701_C1.APA file.





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2. Open the HMI Tags editor and create create a new tag in the root folder:      

Tag Name: Motor_Speed Tag Type: Analog Minimum: 0 Maximum: 1000 Data Source: Memory Initial Value: 0, Ret Retent entive ive

3. Open the Login graphic display. 4. Move the “Operator Login Login Required” graphic graphic object closer to the “Bottling Line #1” text. 5. Underneath the “Operator Login Required” graphic graphic object, create create a text object and configure it to exhibit the following properties:   

Text: Curr Current ent User User:: Font: 18‐ 18‐poi point, nt, Ari Arial, al, bol bold d Font Color: Yellow

6. Next to the “Current User:” User:” text, create a string display display and configure it to exhibit the following properties:     

Background Color: Orange Foreground Color: Yellow Text: 16‐ 16‐poi point, nt, Ari Arial, al, bol bold d Size: 57 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 26 266 6 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Value Connection: Assign this connection to thesystem/User the system/User tag.

7. Align the middle of the “Current “Current User:” text with the middle of the string display. Align the text (not the buttons) objects so they are centered on the display. 8. Save and close the Login graphic display. 9. Add the Machi Machine ne Statu Status.gfx s.gfx graphic display to the application.

Tip " This graphic display is located in the “C:\Student” folder. Tip " To add the Machine Status graphic display, right click on Displays and select Add Com Compon ponent ent to Ap Appli plicat cation ion..

10. Open the Mach Machine ine Statu Statuss graphic display. 11. Next to the existing pushbutton, pushbutton, create a multistate indicator and configure it to exhibit the following properties:

Tip " The existing pushbutton has already been configured for use with the multistate indicator you are creating and configuring.

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Number of States: 2 State State 0 Pro Proper pertie ties: s: - Background Color: Red - Caption: Mac Machin hine e 1 Sto Stoppe pped d Black, ck, 16‐ 16‐poi point, nt, bol bold, d, Ari Arial al fon fontt - Caption properties: Bla State State 1 Pro Proper pertie ties: s: - Background Color: Green Machin hine e 1 Run Runnin ning g - Caption: Mac White, te, 16‐ 16‐poi point, nt, bol bold, d, Ari Arial al fon fontt - Caption properties: Whi Size: 73 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 24 242 2 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Indicator connection: Assign this connection to the Machine_1\Machine_Status HMI tag.

12. Align the tops of the pushbutton and the multistate indicator. indicator. 13. Under the left pushbutton, create a numeric display and configure it to exhibit the following properties:      

Text: 14‐p 14‐poin oint, t, bol bold d Ari Arial al fon fontt Background and Foreground Foreground Color: Color: Your choice Number of Digits Displayed: Five Number of Digits Digits Displayed after the decimal point:Zero point: Zero Size: 58 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 15 152 2 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Value Connection: Assign this connection to the accumulated value of the ten_second_timer tag.

Tip " The ten_second_timer has been programmed to accumulate 10

seconds of value. A ControlLogix or SoftLogix controller records timer values in milliseconds, so 10 seconds is equal to 10,000ms.

14. Under the numeric display, display, create a bar graph and configure it it to to exhibit the following properties: p roperties:             


Border: Two Two‐po ‐point int,, bla black ck lin line e Background Color: Gray Fill Color: Green Bar Graph Range: 0 to 10 1000 000 0 Fill Direction: Le Left ft to Ri Righ ghtt Number of Thresholds: Two Threshold Type: Percentage Threshold 1 Value: 33 Threshold 1 Fill Fill Color: Yellow Threshold 2 Value: 66 Threshold 2 Fill Fill Color: Red Size: 51 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 30 300 0 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Value connection: connection: Assign this connection to the accumulated value of the ten_second_timer tag.



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15. Above the bar graph, create a scale scale and configure it to exhibit the following properties:     

Line width: Two Fore color: Black Tick direction: Up Three major ticks and one minor tick Size: 25 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 30 300 0 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

16. Create text that labels the major tick marks 0, 5000 5000,, and 10000 respectively, using 12‐point bold, black Arial text. 17. Next to the numeric display, create create a gauge and configure configure it to exhibit the following properties:            

Back style: Transparent Fill color: Lig Light ht blu blue e Line width: Two Sweep Style: Fill Min value: 0 Max value: 10,000 Number of Thresholds: Two Threshold Type: Percentage Threshold 1 Value: 50 (b (blu lue e Fi Fill ll co colo lor) r) Threshold 2 Value: 75 (d (dar ark k bl blue ue Fi Fill ll co colo lor) r) Size: 98 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 17 177 7 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Value Connection: Connection: Assign this connection to the accumulated value of the ten_second_timer tag.

18. Test the Mach Machine ine Statu Statuss graphic display and verify that the following conditions exist: A. When the pushbutton reads reads “Start Machine 1,” the multistate indicator reads “Machine 1 Stopped.” B. When the pushbutton reads “Stop Machine 1,” the multistate indicator reads “Machine 1 Running.” C. The numeric indicator, indicator, bar graph, and gauge are all connected to a free‐running timer that displays values ranging from 0 to 10000.

IMPORTANT If any of these conditions are not met, review your work by returning to the step(s) corresponding to the graphic object(s) that you are having problems with.

19. If you discovered any problems with with your graphic display, repeat Step 18.

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20. Save and close the the Mach Machine ine Statu Statuss graphic display. 21. Open the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display and add Mach Machine ine Statu Statuss graphic display as State5 to the display list selector. 22. Save the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display. 23. In the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display, test the display by selecting a graphic display from the display list selector and then selecting the Enter key: A. Can you test the display list selector using the the test display mode?

B. What error message, message, if any, appears in the diagnostics list?

C. How would you correct this situation?

24. Configure Login as the initial graphic display. 25. Close the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display and then test the application by using FactoryTalk View Studio. 26. Which display opens when the application test begins? begins?

27. Go to the Main Menu graphic display display and ensure that you can navigate among the graphic displays as expected.

Tip " When you access the TankData screen, errors will occur because tags have not yet been defined.

IMPORTANT If any graphic displays do not behave as expected, stop the application test, make any necessary changes, and restart the application test.




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28. When you have finished finished verifying your application navigation, exit the Test mode either by navigating to the Login screen and executing the Shutdown command or by pre pressin ssing g the let letter ter “X” on the computer keyboard. 29. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View application.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise C Check your work: 7. If you have created and configured configured the graphic objects as instructed, your Login graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

18. If you have created and configured configured the graphic objects as instructed and then tested the Mach Machine ine Statu Statuss graphic display, during the test, it should appear similar to the following graphic:

21. If you configured the display list selector selector as required, the Display List Selector Properties should appear similar to the following graphic:




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23. A. No, you cannot test the display list selector using the test display mode. B. The following warning warning message appears in the diagnostics list: “DisplayListSelector1 unable to open the display from the development environment.”

Tip " A warning message is designated by the following symbol: C. You would correct correct the situation by by running a test application to verify if the display navigation is working.

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24. Your Startup editor should look similar similar to the following:

26. The Login graphic display opens when the application test begins.



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Exercise: Configuring Security for FactoryTalk View ME Displays


- ControlLogix Workstation - Network connection connection between computer and controller - Software:

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- CSF_9701_A1.apa CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd (if using the ControlLogix - CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd -





Exerci Exe rcise se A Objectives In this exercise you will practice how to:

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Configure FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME runtime security

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Secure FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME graphic displays

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Create and configure configure login login and logout logout buttons

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Situation You would like to configure your application so that users only have access to the displays that are necessary to perform their job: 

Eddie the supervisor needs access to all displays.

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Laura in maintenance needs needs access to the Trend, MainMenu, MainMenu, and Conveyor displays.

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Operator Frank does does not need access access to the Trend or TankData display. Configure your application to prevent users from accessing displays that do not relate to their job.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CSF_9701_A1.APA file.

Tip " Before using this file, you must verify that the RSLinx Enterprise

communications setup has been updated to use your ControlLogix or SoftLogix controller.

2. Identify three user groups groups that should be configured for your application:

3. Configure the runtime security security codes for each of the user groups as shown in the table: User Gr Group Operator Maintenance Supervisor

Security Co Codes All codes except A and B. All codes except A. All codes.

4. Clear all security codes codes exc except ept P for the DEFAULT user account. 5. Verify that the Login graphic display is assigned the asterisk (*) security code. code. 6. Why should the security security code for the Login graphic display remain an asterisk?


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7. Assign security code code A to the TankData graphic display. 8. Assign security security code B to the Trend graphic display. 9. Assign security code C to the following following graphic displays:  

Main Main Men Menu u Conveyor

10. Based on the security codes you have assigned, what type of security is being used for this application?

11. Open the Login graphic display. 12. Below the “Current User” User” text, create a login button and button and configure it to it to exhibit the following properties:    

Background Color: Yellow Caption: Login Text Properties: 18‐ 18‐poi point, nt, bol bold, d, bla black ck Ari Arial al fon fontt Size: 60 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 14 146 6 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

13. To the right of the login login button, create a logout button and configure it to exhibit the following properties:    

Background Color: Yellow Caption: Logout Text Properties: 18‐ 18‐poi point, nt, bol bold, d, bla black ck Ari Arial al fon fontt Size: 60 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 14 146 6 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de

14. Align the top edges of the login and logout logout buttons. 15. Save and close the Login graphic display. 16. Assign the Login graphic display as your initial graphic in the Startup settings. 17. Test your application by using FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View Studio.

IMPORTANT You must test your application rather than testing a specific graphic display, because the login and logout buttons cannot be tested using the Test Display feature.

18. Log in to the application using the following following settings:  

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19. How do you know that the login has been been successful?

20. Navigate to the Mai Main n Men Menu u graphic display and then attempt to navigate to each screen listed on the display list selector. A. To which screens (if any) were you able to successfully navigate?

B. To which screens (if any) was navigation unsuccessful? unsuccessful?

21. Return to the Login screen, screen, log out and then log back in to the application using the following settings:  

User ID: LAURA Password: maint



23. Return to the Login screen, screen, log out and then log back in to the application using the following settings:  

User ID: EDDIE Password: super






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25. When you have finished, exit the test application application or return to your FactoryTalk View Studio software. 26. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View application.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 2. You should have identified user groups groups similar to the following:

- Supervisors: Eddie - Maintenance: Laura - Operators: Jim and Frank Your User Groups folder should look similar to the following:

4. If you have configured the Runtime Security editor as directed, the spreadsheet section should match the following graphic:

6. The Login graphic display should be assigned the asterisk (*) security code because it is the application's initial graphic and it should be accessible to all users. 7. The display settings settings for your your TankData graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:




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8. The display settings settings for your Trend graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

9. The display settings settings for your Mai Main n Men Menu u and Conveyor graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

10. Security by inclusion inclusion is being used in this application.

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14. If you have created and configured configured the login and logout buttons as instructed, the Login graphic display should appear similar to the following graphic:

19. You can determine that your login login has been successful when the text displayed in the string display object changes from DEFAULT to the user name you logged in with. 20. A. Using an OPERATOR user name and password, you should have successfully navigated to the Mai Main n Men Menu, u, Con Convey veyor, or, and Mach Machine ine Statu Statuss (from optional lab) graphic displays. B. Attempts to navigate to the Tank TankData, Data, Tren Trend, d, and Maintenance graphic displays should have been unsuccessful. 22. A. Using a MAINTENANCE user name and password, you should have successfully navigated to the Mai Main n Men Menu u, Conveyor,, Tren Conveyor Trend, d, Maint Maintenan enance ce,, and Mach Machine ine Statu Statuss (from optional lab) graphic displays. B. Attempts to navigate to the TankData graphic display should have been unsuccessful. 24. A. Using a SUPERVISOR user name and password, you should have successfully navigated to all of the graphic displays. B. No attempts to access access the graphic displays should have failed.



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Exercise: Creating and Managing FactoryTalk View ME Runtime Files


- PanelView Plus Workstation - ControlLogix Workstation connect the PanelView Plus to a network - Cables to connect connection between computer and controller - Network connection

- Software:

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- CMF_9701_A1.apa - CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd (if using the ControlLogix -


IMPORTANT When restoring the CMF_9701_A1.apa file, you must not restore the FactoryTalk Directory. Failure to do so will overwrite your computer's FactoryTalk security with the security from the restored application. This could overwrite your windows administrative account and lock you out of windows.

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FactoryTalk View View ME and PanelView Plus Programming Videos CD



Create and manage FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME runtime files

Situation Once you have created graphic displays, you can then prepare a runtime file for testing on a PanelView Plus terminal.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CMF_9701_A1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res

FactoryTalk FactoryT alk Loca Locall Direc Directory tory.. If after restoring, you are prompted to log in to the FactoryTalk Directory, enter the following credentials:  

User Name: EDDIE Password: super

Tip " Before using this file, you must verify that the RSLinx Enterprise

communications setup has been updated to use your ControlLogix or SoftLogix controller.

2. Open the RSLinx Enterprise Enterprise Communication Communication Setup. 3. Use the Co Copy py fr from om De Desi sign gn to Ru Runt ntim ime e button to copy the Design communications setup to the Runtime configuration. Only the Runtime configuration gets downloaded to the PanelView Plus terminal. 4. If it is not already present on the Design tab, add your your PanelView Plus terminal to the configuration. This can also be accomplished from the Communications tab in the Explorer window.


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Tip " The procedure for completing this step is similar to the procedure for adding a device to an RSLinx Enterprise communications configuration.

5. In the runtime security, security, add the user EDDIE. 6. Create a FactoryTalk View ME ME runtime (.mer) application that is applicable to the software version of the PanelView Plus terminal.

IMPORTANT When creating the runtime file, be sure that the conversion to development application is always allowed.

Tip " Save the file to the default location on your computer. 7. Download your .mer file to the PanelView PanelView Plus terminal. 8. Load and run your application on the PanelView Plus terminal. 9. Log in to the application using the EDDIE user name and the super password password.. pas sword are not case‐sensitive. Tip " The user name and password 10. Navigate to the Conveyor graphic display. 11. Return to the Login screen and shut down the application. You should be returned to the FactoryTalk View ME station main screen. 12. Configure the PanelView Plus terminal to run the current the current application at terminal startup. 13. Reset the terminal and verify that your your application starts when the terminal restarts. 14. Upload your application to to your computer. computer.

IMPORTANT Change the name of the file you are backing up to CMF_Backup_A1 so that you do not overwrite any existing files.

15. Use the Ap Appli plicat cation ion Man Manage agerr - Res Restor tore e run runtim time e app applic licati ation on function to restore the CMF_Backup_A1.mer runtime file to a development (.med) file. 16. Re‐open your your project project (or (or the CMF_9701_A1) file. Rev. February 2012


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Tip " If a prompt opens indicating that the file will be updated to a new software version, click Yes click Yes..

17. In FactoryTalk View Studio software, software, make a change to the application. 18. Create a new FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME ME runtime file.

IMPORTANT In this step, you should overwrite the existing runtime file.

19. Compare the new runtime file to the file currently stored in the PanelView Plus terminal. What happens during the comparison?

20. If time permits, return to the application application running on the PanelView Plus terminal and continue operating the application. 21. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk View application.




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Answer Ans wers: s: Exe Exerci rcise se A Check your work: 2. If you have updated your CLX_Data shortcut shortcut correctly, the Communication tab of the Application Explorer should appear similar to the following graphic:

4. If you have added the PanelView Plus terminal terminal to the configuration as instructed, the Communication tab of the Application Explorer should appear similar to the following graphic:

Tip " The IP address assigned to the terminal will be unique to your application.

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5. Once Eddie has been added to the runtime runtime security, the runtime security screen should look similar to the following graphic:

8. Once the application has been loaded to the PanelView Plus terminal, the FactoryTalk View ME Station main screen should appear similar to the following graphic:

S tation running Tip " This graphic was created using FactoryTalk View ME Station on a Windows 2000 PC. On your terminal, the F8 button is called “Reset.” 19. The comparison shows that the files are different.



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Exercise: Configuring Basic Animation for FactoryTalk View ME Objects



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- CBA_9701_A1.apa - CBA_9701_B1.apa - CCV204_CLXBottleProgr CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd am.acd (if using the ControlLogix -






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Configure visibility animation for graphic objects objects

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Configure fill animation for graphic objects

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Configure height height or width animation for graphic objects objects

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Configure position position animation for graphic objects

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Situation Once you have added graphic objects to a display, you are ready to add visibility, fill, height, and position animations to these objects.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CBA_9701_A1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res




2. Open the Conveyor graphic display and configure configure visibility animation for the Start button so that it is hidden if zero bottles have been chosen to process. Use the Bottle_Preset tag, which is located in the Filling program. 3. Configure visibility animation for the Stop Stop button so that it is visible only when the bottling line is moving. Use the Conv_Running tag, which is located in the Filling program.

Tip " The bottling line is moving when the Conv_Running tag is true. 4. Configure visibility animation animation for Bottle 1 (the left‐most bottle): A. Configure the bottle bottle so that it is visible visible when the Conveyor_Timer tag has a value less than or equal to 2000.

Tip " The Conveyor_Timer tag is an eight‐second (8000 ms) timer that helps track the movement of a bottle through the filling and capping process.

IMPORTANT In this exercise, the unit of time related to the bottling process will be provided to you in milliseconds.

B. Because we want this this bottle to appear empty, empty, configure fill fill animation so that the bottle fills from the bottom to 90% of its capacity when the value of the Conveyor_Timer tag is between 2500 and 3000. An outline of the bottle should be visible when the bottle is empty.


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C. Use the Test Display function to test the animation. When the conveyor is started, Bottle 1 should appear as an empty bottle for two seconds and then disappear. 5. Your project specification specification requires the same fill animation for Bottle 2, so copy the animation from Bottle 1 and paste it to Bottle 2. 6. Modify the visibility animation for Bottle 2 so that it is visible when the Conveyor_Timer tag is between 2000 and 5750.

Tip " If the expression you are creating for this animation requires

parentheses, remember that they must be manually added to the expression.

7. Ungroup Bottle 3 and its cap and bring the cap cap to the front. 8. Your project specification specification requires the same fill animation for Bottle 3, so copy the animation from Bottle 2 to the Bottle 3 bottle only (not the cap). 9. Modify the visibility animation for Bottle 3 so that it is visible when the Conveyor_Timer tag is greater than or equal to 5750. 10. Copy the animation from the Bottle 3 bottle to the cap. 11. Delete the fill animation from the cap of Bottle 3. 12. Regroup the Bottle 3 bottle bottle and cap and verify the Capper tube covers the cap. 13. Configure visibility animation for the brown brown liquid pouring from the filling machine so that the stream is visible when the Conveyor_Timer tag is between 2250 and 3000. 14. Test the display and verify the visibility and fill animations are working properly. It is not necessary to test the application at this point but you might want to download to the PanelView Plus and confirm appearance and operation.

Tip " If you are testing your application on the PanelVIew Plus terminal, verify that the CLX_Data device shortcut is updated in RSLinx Enterprise to point to the ControlLogix controller.

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15. The Conveyor display is operating operating correctly correctly when the following actions occur: 

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If you press the Nu Numb mber er of Bo Bott ttle less to Fi Fill ll an and d Ca Cap p button and enter “0,” the Start and Stop pushbuttons on the display disappear. If you press the Nu Numb mber er of Bo Bott ttle less to Fi Fill ll an and d Ca Cap p button, enter a number between 1 and 10, and then press the Start pushbutton, the following actions occur: The Stop pushbutton appears. - An outline of a bottle appears on the left side of the conveyor. - When the outlined outlined bottle disappears, disappears, an outline of a bottle appears underneath the Filling machine and fills. the capping - A capped bottle appears underneath the machine.

Tip " You may not see the bottle cap if it is hidden behind the capper. IMPORTANT The last four actions will occur multiple times if you have entered a number between 2 and 10.

Tip " If you do not receive the expected results, repeat the step (or steps)

corresponding to the animation(s) that did not behave as expected.

16. Return to editing the Conveyor graphic display. 17. Configure visibility and height animation for the rectangle attached to the bottom of the capping machine so that it exhibits the following properties: A. The rectangle should should be visible when the value of the Conveyor_Timer tag is less than 5750. B. The height of the rectangle should change change from 38% to 100% as 100% as the Conveyor_Timer tag changes value from 5000 to 5500. Anchor the animation to the top of the rectangle. 18. Duplicate the rectangle rectangle and and modify the animation so that it exhibits the following properties: A. The rectangle should should be visible when the value of the Conveyor_Timer tag is greater than 5750. B. The height of the rectangle should change change from 100% to 38% as the Conveyor_Timer tag changes value from 5750 to 6250. Anchor the animation to the top of the rectangle. 19. Arrange the rectangles rectangles so that the new rectangle is directly directly on top of the original rectangle.




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20. Configure horizontal horizontal position animation for Bottle Bottle 1 so that it moves from its original position (the left side of the conveyor) to on top of Bottle 2 when the Conveyor_Timer tag has a value between 0 and 2000. 21. Configure horizontal horizontal position animation for Bottle Bottle 2 so that it moves from its original position to on top of Bottle 3 when the Conveyor_Timer tag has a value between 3000 and 5000. 22. Configure horizontal horizontal position animation for Bottle Bottle 3 so that it moves from its original position to the right side of the conveyor when the Conveyor_Timer tag has a value between 6250 and 8000. 23. Test the graphic display and verify that that when the operation starts, an empty bottle moves from the left side of the conveyor, is filled, capped, and moves to the right side of the conveyor.

Tip " This process will be repeated the number of times assigned to the Bottle_Preset tag.

Tip " If you do not receive the expected results, repeat Steps 20. through 23. as needed until all conditions are met.

24. When you receive the expected expected results, save and close the Conveyor graphic display.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 2. If you have configured configured the visibility animation for the Start button as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match one of the following graphics:




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3. If you have configured the visibility animation animation for the Stop button as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match one of the following graphics:

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4. A. If you have configured the visibility animation for Bottle 1 as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match the following graphic:

B. If you have configured configured the fill animation for for Bottle 1 as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match the following graphic:




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6. If you have configured the visibility animation animation for Bottle 2 as instructed, the Animation dialog box should appear similar to the following graphic:

Tip " You may have created your expression on one line in the Expression editor. The expression in the above graphic was broken into two lines for readability.

9. If you have configured the visibility animation animation for Bottle 3 as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match the following graphic:

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Exercise: Configuring Configuring Basic Animation Animation for for FactoryTalk View ME Objects

13. If you have configured the visibility animation animation for the liquid stream as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match the following graphic:

17. A. If you have configured configured the visibility animation for this rectangle as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match the following graphic:




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B. If you have configured configured the height animation for this rectangle as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match the following graphic:

18. A. If you have configured configured the visibility animation animation for this rectangle as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match the following graphic:

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B. If you have configured the height animation for this rectangle as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match the following graphic:

20. If you have configured the animation for Bottle 1 as instructed, the Animation dialog box should appear similar to the following graphic:

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23. If you have animated the Conveyor graphic display as instructed, it should appear similar to the following graphic during your test:

Exerci Exe rcise se B (O (Opti ptiona onal) l) Objectives In this exercise you will practice how to: 

Configure color color animation for for graphic objects

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Configure rotation rotation animation for graphic objects

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Configure slider slider animation for graphic objects objects

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Create an expression within within an animation

Situation Now that you have had experience adding animation to graphic objects in your application, the next step is to create animation that further refines your application.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CBA_9701_B1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res






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Tip " Before using this application, you must verify the RSLinx Enterprise Communication Setup has been updated to use your Logix 5000 controller.

2. Open the Mach Machine ine Statu Statuss graphic display. 3. In an area above the multistate indicator, create create a circle. circle. 4. Configure the circle's circle's animation so that it exhibits the following properties: 

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The circle is red when the value value of the Machine_1\Machine_Status HMI tag is zero. The circle is green when the value of the Machine_1\Machine_Status HMI tag is one.

5. To the right of the circle circle you have just created, create create a smaller, gray circle. 6. Configure the small circle so that it completes completes a 360‐degree rotation around the larger circle, using the accumulated value of the system\Second tag to control the animation.

Tip " Be sure to manually move the rotation point for the smaller circle to the center of the larger circle.

7. Test your graphic display and verify verify these conditions exist: When the multistate indicator indicator reads “Machine “Machine is Running,” the larger circle is green. When the multistate indicator indicator reads “Machine “Machine is Stopped,” the larger circle is red. " Change the state of the multistate indicator by clicking the pushbutton next to the display. 

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Tip

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The small gray circle circle moves around the larger circle circle approximately once every 60 seconds.

Tip " If you do not receive the expected results, repeat Steps 4. to 7. as needed until all conditions are met.

8. When you receive the expected expected results, save and close the Machine Mach ine Statu Statuss graphic display. 9. Open the Login graphic display. 10. Configure visibility animation for the Mai Main n Men Menu u button so that it is invisible when the DEFAULT user is logged in.

IMPORTANT If it is used in your expression, be sure to type DEFAULT using all capital letters.

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Tip " The DEFAULT user will be active when the application starts and when a user logs out.

11. Copy the animation for the Main Menu button button and paste it to the Shutdown button. 12. Save and close the the Login graphic display. 13. Create a .mer application and download it to the PanelView PanelView Plus Terminal. Then load and run the application on the terminal. 14. Verify that both the Mai Main n Men Menu u and Shutdown buttons are hidden when the DEFAULT user is active.

Tip " If you do not receive the expected result, repeat Steps 9. through 12. and then re‐test your application.

15. Login to the application using the following settings: 

UserID: EDDIE

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Password: super

16. Verify that the Mai Main n Men Menu u and Shutdown buttons are visible. 17. In FactoryTalk View View Studio software, open the Conveyor graphic display. 18. Add a pre‐designed vertical vertical slider graphic to the upper‐right upper‐right corner of your graphic display. 19. Resize the slider so that it fits between between the edge of the capping machine and the edge of your graphic display. 20. Use the Object Explorer to modify modify the slider properties:       

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Right‐click on the display and select Object Explorer. Select Highlighting On. Select Settings. Choose Vertical Vertical Slider and OK. The object in red is the one with Vertical Slider Slider animation. Right‐click on the object to access access the animation settings. Assign the tag Bottle_Preset (located within the Filling program). Expression Range: 0 t o 1 0

Tip " This slider will give the operator an alternate method for selecting

the number of bottles to fill and cap during a given production run.

21. Test the graphic display and verify that that when you move the slider, the number of bottles that will be filled and capped changes.

Tip " This process will be repeated the number of times assigned to the Bottle_Preset tag.




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Tip " If you do not receive the expected results, repeat

Steps 17. through 21. as needed until all conditions are met.

22. When you receive the expected expected results, save and close the Conveyor graphic display. 23. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View application.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise B Check your work: 4. If you have configured the animation for the the large circle as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match the following graphic:

Red Gree n

6. If you have configured the animation for the the small circle as instructed, the Animation dialog box should appear similar to the following graphic:





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10. If you have configured configured the visibility animation animation for theMain the Main Menu button as instructed, the Animation dialog box should match the following graphic:

20. If you have configured the animation for for the vertical slider as instructed, the Animation dialog box should appear similar to the following graphic:


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21. If you have animated the Conveyor graphic display as instructed, it should appear similar to the following graphic during your test:



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Exercise: Creating and Configuring Alarms for a FactoryTalk View ME Application



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ALM_9701_A1.apa AlarmTest.gfx Alarm Multi-Line.gfx CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd CCV204_CLXBottleProgr am.acd (if using the ControlLogix workstation) CCV204_SoftBottleProgram.acd am.acd (if using the SoftLogix - CCV204_SoftBottleProgr workstation) Resource: Job Resource: Job Aid For help performing steps in the exercise(s), see the job aid(s): 




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Exercise: Creating and Configuring Alarms for for a FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME Application

IMPORTANT If you are using a previously created FactoryTalk View ME application in this exercise, you will be required to add three HMI tags to the application. If you do not wish to add these tags, open the ALM_9701_A1 file instead.

Situation You have been asked to assign alarms to alert operators to points in the process that require intervention.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the ALM_9701_A1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res

FactoryTalk FactoryT alk Local Direc Directory tory.. If after restoring, you are prompted to log in to the FactoryTalk Directory, enter the following credentials:  


Tip " Before using this application, you must verify the RSLinx Enterprise Communication Setup has been updated to use your Logix 5000 controller.

2. Open the HMI Tags editor and perform perform the following actions:

IMPORTANT Be sure to name the folder and tags exactly as instructed. Failure to do so could lead to communications errors later in this exercise.

A. Create a tag folder named mem mem.. B. Inside the mem folde folder, r, create an analog tag called mem\Analog.. mem\Analog

Tip " When you create a new tag, the mem\ portion of the tag name is

already created. Complete the tag name by typing Analog after the slash mark (\). C. Select Memory as the data type, but leave the remaining properties set to the default values.


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D. Inside the mem folder, create a digital tag called mem\Digital.. mem\Digital E. Select Memory as the data type, but leave the remaining properties set to the default values. F. Inside the mem folder, create a string tag called mem\String.. mem\String G. Select Memory as the data type, but leave the remaining properties set to the default values. 3. Add the AlarmTest graphic display to the application.

Tip " The graphic display is located in the C:\Student folder. 4. From the Alarm Setup editor, editor, create an alarm trigger trigger for the mem\Digital tag and configure it to exhibit the following properties:  

Trigger type: Value Label: Pressu Pressure re Switc Switch h

5. Create an alarm trigger trigger for the Alarm_DINT tag and configure it to exhibit the following properties:   

Trigger Type: Bit Label: Pum Pump p Ala Alarms rms Assign the tag mem\String to the Message connection under the Optional Triggers.

Tip " The Alarm_DINT is a double‐integer tag found at the controller level of your RSLogix 5000 file.

6. Create an alarm trigger for for the following expression: mem\An mem \Analo alog g > 70 70.. Configure it to exhibit the following properties:  

Trigger Type: Value Label: Tan Tank k Lev Level el

Tip " Use the Expression Editor to create this expression. 7. Create an alarm trigger for for the following expression: mem\Di mem \Digit gital al AND (me (mem\A m\Anal nalog og == 50) 50).. Configure it to exhibit the following properties:  

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8. Create four separate separate messages for the Alarm_DINT trigger based on the information provided in the following table: For th For this is tr trig igge gerr va valu lue e. .. 1 10 20

Pump 1 Alarm Pump 10 Alarm Pump 20 Alarm

32

Pump 32 Alarm

Create Crea te th this is me mess ssag age e...

9. Create a message message for the mem\Digital tag that exhibits the following properties:  

Trigger Value: 1 Message: Pu Pump mp 1 Pr Pres essu sure re Sw Swit itch ch HI

10. Create a message message for the mem mem\An \Analo alog g > 70 expression that exhibits the following properties:  

Trigger Value: 1 Message: Ta Tank nk Le Leve vell ov over er 70 70% %

11. Create a message message for the mem mem\Di \Digit gital al AND mem mem\An \Analo alog g == 50 expression that exhibits the following properties:  

Trigger Value: 1 Message: Ta Tank nk Le Leve vell an and d Pu Pump mp Pr Pres essu sure re in Al Alar arm m

12. Assign the Message to Tag feature feature for the four Alarm_DINT messages. 13. From the Advanced tab, verify that that when an alarm occurs, the [ALARM] graphic display will open. 14. Open the Startup editor and verify verify that the alarming system has been enabled. 15. Assign the AlarmTest graphic display as the initial graphic display. 16. Create a .mer application and download it to the PanelView PanelView Plus Terminal. Then load and run the application on the terminal. 17. If the Diagnostic or Alarm On Top displays displays are open, close them and continue. 18. Turn on the mem\Digital button. Which alarm is triggered?




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19. Without turning turning off the mem\Digital button again, turn on the Pump Pu mp 20 button. What happens to the alarm display now?

20. Where else on the graphic display do you see the alarm message?

21. At this point, you decide that you want to display more more than one alarm at a time. Perform the following actions: A. Return to your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View Studio software. B. Add the ALA ALARM RM MULT MULTI‐LIN I‐LINE E graphic display to your application.

Tip " The graphic display is located in the C:\Student folder. C. Configure the Alarm Alarm Setup editor so that the ALARM MULTI‐LINE display opens when an alarm is triggered. 22. Create a .mer application and download it to it to the PanelView Plus Terminal. Then load and run the application on the terminal. 23. If the Diagnostic or Alarm On Top displays are open, open, close them and continue. 24. Verify the operation of the remaining remaining alarms by performing the following actions: A. Turn on all of the Pump alarms. B. Using the Input button, set the value of the mem\Analog tag to 80. C. Turn on the the mem\Digital tag and set the value of the mem\Analog tag to 50. 25. Turn off all the pump alarm bits. 26. Return to your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View Studio software. 27. After testing the pump alarms, you decide decide that these messages should be reconfigured slightly. Change the Alarm_DINT trigger type from Bit to LSBit LSBit.. 28. Create a .mer application application and download it to it to the PanelView Plus Terminal. Then load and run the application on the terminal. 29. If the Diagnostic or Alarm On Top displays are open, open, close them and continue. 30. Turn on all four pump alarm bits in order, starting starting with Pump 1.

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A. What happens in the the alarm display?

B. If all the pump alarms are assigned to the same bit array, why do you think this is happening?

C. What do you think will happen if you turn off off the Pump 1 alarm bit?

31. Turn off the Pump 1 alarm bit and see if it matches matches your answer to the previous question. 32. Continue triggering other alarms to examine their behavior. behavior. 33. When you are finished, turn all of the alarm alarm bits off. 34. Return to your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View Studio software. 35. From the Startup Startup editor, re‐assign re‐assign Login as your initial graphic display. 36. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk View application.




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Answer Ans wers: s: Exe Exerci rcise se A Check your work: 2. If you have configured the HMI HMI tags as instructed, the spreadsheet section of the Tags editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

4. If you have created created and configured the mem\Digital trigger as instructed, the top portion of the Triggers tab in the Alarm Setup editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

5. If you have created created and configured the Alarm_DINT trigger as instructed, the top portion of the Triggers tab in the Alarm Setup editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

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6. If you have created created and configured the mem mem\An \Analo alog g > 70 trigger as instructed, the top portion of the Triggers tab in the Alarm Setup editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

7. If you have created created and configured the mem\D mem\Digita igitall AND (mem\A (me m\Anal nalog og == 50) trigger as instructed, the top portion of the Triggers tab in the Alarm Setup editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

11. If you have configured the alarm messages messages as instructed, the Messages tab of the Alarm Setup editor should appear similar to the following graphic:




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12. If you have enabled the Message to Tag feature as instructed, the Messages tab of the Alarm Setup editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

Tip " The size of the Message column was reduced to that the Message to Tag column is visible without scrolling.

15. If you have verified that alarming is enabled and assigned the initial graphic as instructed, the Startup editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

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Exercise: Creating and Configuring Configuring Alarms for a FactoryTalk View ME Application Application

18. When the mem\Digital button is on, the “Pump 1 Pressure Switch HI” alarm is triggered. 19. When the Pu Pump mp 20 button is on, the “Pump 20 Alarm” alarm is triggered. 20. The “Pump 20 Alarm” Alarm” message also appears in the string display below the mem\String tag caption. 21. C. If you have configured the Alarm Setup editor as instructed, the top of the Advanced tab in the Alarm Setup editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

27. If you have reconfigured the Alarm_DINT trigger as instructed, the top portion of the Triggers tab in the Alarm Setup editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

30. A. Only the alarm for Pump 1 is displayed. B. This is happening because the bit controlling the Pump 1 alarm is the lowest (least significant) bit in the array. C. If you turn off the Pump 1 alarm bit, the Pump 10 Alarm message will appear in the alarm display.




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35. If you have reassigned Login as your initial graphic display, your Startup Settings editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

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Exercise: Creating and Configuring Macros for a FactoryTalk View ME Application



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- MGC_9701_A1.apa CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd (if using the ControlLogix - CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd -






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Create a macro macro file

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Create and configure macro buttons buttons

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Exercise: Creating and Configuring Macros for for a FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME Application

Situation Your application calls for the periodic resetting of data. To achieve this, you must configure a macro. To allow this data to be reset remotely, you must then assign the needed global connection.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the MGC_9701_A1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res




2. Create a macro macro file that sets the Bottle_Preset tag to a value of 0 (zero).

Tip " The tag is located in the Filling program. 3. Save the file as Preset and then close the file. 4. Open the Conveyor graphic display and create a macro button between the Filler and Capper that will execute the Preset macro. Assign the caption as Reset Reset.. 5. Save and close the Conveyor graphic. 6. Create a second macro macro file that sets the Bottle_Preset tag to a value of 5. 7. Save this file as Macro1 and then close the file. 8. Verify the Login display is the initial graphic display that starts up when the application is run. 9. Assign Macro1 as the startup macro. 10. Create a .mer application and download it to the PanelView PanelView Plus Terminal. Then load and run the application on the terminal. 11. Log in to the application using the following settings:  

User ID: ID: JIM JIM Password: oper

p assword are not case‐sensitive. Tip " The user name and password 12. Access the Mai Main n Men Menu u.


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13. From the display list selector on the Main Menu, Menu, select the Maintenance graphic display. What happens when you enter your selection?

14. Select the Conveyor graphic display. 15. What is the number of bottles to Fill and Cap? (This should be on the top left corner of the Conveyor display)

16. Verify that when you push push the Reset button, the number of bottles to fill changes to zero. 17. When you have finished, return return to your FactoryTalk View Studio Studio software. 18. Assign Preset as the startup macro. 19. Create a .mer application and download it to the PanelView Plus Terminal. Then load and run the application on the terminal.

IMPORTANT In this step, you should overwrite the existing runtime file.

20. Log in to the application using the following following settings:  

User ID: ID: JIM JIM Password: oper

pas sword are not case‐sensitive. Tip " The user name and password 21. Access the Mai Main n Men Menu u. 22. From the display list selector on the Main Menu, Menu, select the Conveyor graphic display. 23. What is the number of bottles to Fill and Cap? (This should be on the top left corner of the Conveyor display)

24. When you have finished, return return to your FactoryTalk View Studio Studio software. 25. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View application.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 3. If you have created and saved the Preset macro file as instructed, it should appear similar to the following graphic:

7. If you have created and saved the Macro1 macro file as instructed, it should appear similar to the following graphic:

13. When you select the Maintenance graphic display, a display pops up that includes the following error message: “Currently logged in user does not have security access to Maintenance.” 15. The number of bottles to Fill and Cap should be 5 as shown shown in the following graphic:




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23. The number of bottles to Fill and Cap should be 0 as shown in the following graphic:

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Exercise: Configuring Recipes with the RecipePlus System in a FactoryTalk View ME Application



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- RCP_9701_A1.apa - Recipe.gfx CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd am.acd (if using the ControlLogix - CCV204_CLXBottleProgr -






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E 2012 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All rights reserved. RCPe9701

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Exercise: Configuring Configuring Recipes with the RecipePlus System in a FactoryTalk View ME Application

Situation You would like to add a simple fruit juice drink recipe to your FactoryTalk View application. It has been designed for operators that will be required to input information about the type of fruit juice drink being manufactured. Depending on the sweetness level of the drink, the ingredient data will be saved in three different tag sets. The ingredient recipe information will be downloaded to a tag set in the controller and used to animate the manufacturing process. You will create and configure the recipe within the application and configure recipe display tools.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the RCP_9701_A1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res




2. Open the HMI Tags editor and perform perform the following actions: A. Inside the root folder, create create an analog tag and call it PercentCompleteTag. B. Select Memory as the data type, but leave the remaining properties set to default. C. Inside the root folder, folder, create an analog tag and call it StatusTag. D. Select Memory as the data type, with a maximum value of 1000 and leave the remaining properties set to default. 3. Add the Recipe.gfx display to your list of graphic displays.

Tip " The Recipe.gfx display can be found in the C:\Student folder. Fruit t Juic Juice e by 4. Create and configure configure a new recipe recipe named Frui performing the following steps:

A. Assign StatusTag as the Status tag for the new recipe.


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B. Assign PercentCompleteTag as the Percent Complete tag for the new recipe. C. Add the following ingredients: ingredients: Ingredient

Type

Water (L) Sugar (kg) Flavoring (ml) Drin Dr ink_ k_Na Name me

M in

Max

Number Number

0 0

1000 120

Number

0

7000

Stri St ring ng

Data Set 100 10 70

Tag Se Tag Sett

{[CLX_Data]H2O} {[CLX_Data]Sugar} {[CLX_Data]Flavoring} {[CLX_Data]Drink_Na me}

Tip " To browse tags, right‐click in the Tag Set column and select the Tag Browser.

D. Rename the Data Set 1 to “Da “DataS taSet et 1 Swe Sweet et.” .” E. Create a new data set named “Da “DataS taSet et 2 Sup SuperS erSwee weett.” F. Create a new data set named “Da “DataS taSet et 3 Ult UltraS raSwee weett.” G. Add the following data set values to the ingredients: ingredients: Ingredient Water (L) Sugar (kg) Flavoring (ml)

Data Se Set 2 80 20 70

Data Se Set 3 50 30 70

H. Edit the units for Unit 1 and change the name to “Sweet “Sweet Drink .” .” I.

Create a new unit named “Super “SuperSweet Sweet Drink ” that pairs Data Set 2 with Tag Set 1.

J. Create a new unit named “Ultra “UltraSwee Sweett Drink ” that pairs Data Set 3 with Tag Set 1. K. Save the recipe recipe with the the name “ Juice Juice Drink .” .” 5. Use the Compare Recipe utility and compare the Juice the Juice Drink recipe Sweet Data DataSet Set to the SuperSweet DataSet. View the results and then close the Recipe editor. 6. Create and configure configure RecipePlus display tools: A. Open the Recipe graphic display. B. Create a RecipePlus table in the section of the Recipe graphic display labeled “Recip “Recipe e Table Table.” .” C. Change the width of the “Tag Name” Name” column in the RecipePlus table to 150 150..

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D. Create a RecipePlus download action button above the upload action button within the Recipe graphic display with the following parameters:

- Action: Download - Caption: Download E. Save the changes you you have made to the Recipe graphic display. 7. Test the Recipe graphic graphic display by performing the following actions: A. Verify that the three units you created created are displayed in the Recipe display screen. B. Select the Ultra UltraSweet Sweet Drin Drink k unit unit from the Recipe Selection table. C. Click the Restore action button. D. Verify that the current ingredient ingredient values do not match the recipe values. E. Click the Download action button. F. Click the Restore action button and verify that the current values match the UltraSweet recipe values. G. Select the Super SuperSweet Sweet Drink Drink unit unit from the Recipe Selection table. H. Select the Download action button. Select Yes to verify the download. I.

Select the Restore action button and verify that the current values match the SuperSweet recipe values.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Exe Exerci rcise se A Check your work: 2. If you have configured the the tags correctly, your Tag Tag editor should look similar to the following graphic:

4. B. If you have assigned the StatusTag and PercentComplete PercentComplete tag as instructed, the General tab of your RecipePlus editor should look similar to the following graphic:

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C. If you have added the ingredients as instructed, instructed, the Ingredients tab of your RecipePlus editor should look similar to the following graphic:

G. If you have added the data sets as instructed, the Ingredients Ingredients tab of your RecipePlus editor should now look similar to the following graphic:

H. If you have edited the units as instructed, the Units Units tab of your RecipePlus editor should now look similar to the following graphic:




I.

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If you have created the new unit as instructed, the Units tab of your RecipePlus editor should now look similar to the following graphic:

J. If you have created created the new unit as instructed. the Units Units tab of your RecipePlus editor should now look similar to the following graphic:

5. The CompareReport text document document launched from the Compare Recipes dialog box should look similar to the following:

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6. B. If you have configured the table as instructed, instructed, your Recipe display should look similar to the following graphic:

D. If you have configured the Download action button button as instructed, your Recipe display should look similar to the following graphic:



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Exercise: Configuring Language Switching in a FactoryTalk View ME Application



- Software:

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FactoryTalk View ME RSLinx® Enterprise MicroSoft® Excel RSLogix 5000 5000 (for pre-loading .acd .acd files) SoftLogix 5800 5800 (optional: use only if hardware controller is not available) - The following file(s):

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LGS_9701_A1.apa Flag US.jpg Flag PR.jpg CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd CCV204_CLXBottleProgr am.acd (if using the ControlLogix workstation) CCV204_SoftBottleProgram.acd am.acd (if using the SoftLogix - CCV204_SoftBottleProgr workstation) Resource: Job Resource: Job Aid For help performing steps in the exercise(s), see the job aid(s): 



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Exercise: Configuring Language Switching in a FactoryTalk View ME ME Application


Configure language switching within a FactoryTalk View ME ME application

Situation You have just completed development of your English (United States) language FactoryTalk View ME application. You would like to now configure your application to allow users to switch between English and Spanish (Puerto Rico) during runtime.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the LGS_9701_A1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res




2. Add Spanish (Puerto Rico) Rico) language to the application. 3. Apply the change. 4. Export all languages for for the application to an Excel file. 5. Choose to optimize duplicate strings strings and open the exported file. 6. Store the exported file file on the computer desktop. 7. Scroll to line 75 in the Excel file that contains the English English text title “Sta Start rt Mac Machin hine e 1” in column F. 8. In column H enter the following text text without the quotes: “Enc Encend ender er Maq Maquin uina a 1”. 9. Scroll to line 76 in the Excel file that contains the English English text title “St Stop op Ma Mach chin ine e 1” in column F. 10. In column H enter the following text text without the quotes: “Parar “Parar Maquin Maq uina a 1”. 11. Scroll to line 81 in the Excel file that contains contains the English text caption “Mach “Machine ine Stat Status us”” in column F.


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12. In column H enter the following text text without the quotes: “Estado “Estado Maquina”. Maquina ”. 13. Close and save the Excel file. 14. Import the Excel language language file. file. 15. Open the Machine Status display. 16. Add a Language Switch button above the the numeric display that will switch the application's language to Engli English sh (Uni (United ted State States) s) at runtime. 17. Assign the Flag US.j US.jpg pg image to the button. The image is in the C:\Student folder. 18. Above the English Language Language Switch button, button, add a Language Switch button that will switch the application's language to Spanis Spa nish h (Pu (Puert erto o Ric Rico) o) at runtime. 19. Assign the Flag PR.jp PR.jpg g image to the button. The image is in the C:\Student folder. 20. Save the changes you have made to the Machine Status display. 21. Change the initial initial graphic to Mach Machine ine Statu Statuss in the Startup editor. 22. Create a runtime file for your application and include Spanish as an available runtime language. runtime language.

Tip " Be sure that undefined strings are displayed in English. 23. Test your application application by downloading the application to your PanelView Plus terminal. 24. Verify that the text strings strings you modified are visible when you use use the Language Switch button to change the language to Spanish (Puerto Rico). 25. Switch the language back to English. 26. When you have finished, return return to your FactoryTalk View Studio Studio software. 27. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View application.

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Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 2. If you added the Spanish (Puerto Rico) language as instructed, the Language Configuration dialog box should appear similar to the following graphic:

16. The General tab of the Language Language Switch Button Properties dialog box should look similar to the following graphic:




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17. The Label tab of the Language Switch Switch Button Properties dialog box should look similar to the following graphic:


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21. If you changed your your initial graphic to Machi Machine ne Statu Statuss as instructed, your Startup editor should look similar to the following graphic:




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22. If you included Spanish as an available runtime language as instructed, the Create Runtime Application Wizard should look similar to the following graphic:

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Exercise: Creating Data Logs and Trends for a FactoryTalk View ME Application



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- CLT_9701_A1.apa CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd (if using the ControlLogix - CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd -






Create data logs and trends for a FactoryTalk View ME application

Situation You have been asked to record key data from the bottling process. To do this, you will create a data log and build a trend that displays the data.

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Exercise: Creating Data Logs and Trends for for a FactoryTalk View ME ME Application Application

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. Open Windows Explorer and create create a folder at the root of your hard drive called Logs Logs..

Tip " If your hard drive is in the default location, your path to the folder

should be C:\Logs C:\Logs.. The letter used for your hard drive may vary (i.e., D:, X:, etc.).

2. When you have finished creating your new new folder, close Windows Explorer. 3. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CLT_9701_A1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res




4. Create a new data log log that that exhibits the following features:     

Type a description of: Bot Bottli tling ng lin line e dat data a Allow up to 5000 data points Data log saved to the Logs folder you created in Step 1 Periodic data logging every every 2 seconds seconds The following tags tags are included in the data log: - system\Second - Bottle_Message - Bottle_Count

Tip " The Bottle_Message and Bottle_Count tags are located in your Filling program.

5. Save the data log as Bottles Bottles.. 6. Activate the Bottles data log so that it begins recording data when your application starts up. 7. Change the initial initial graphic to Login in the Startup editor. 8. Open the Trend graphic display. 9. Copy the trend object, Trend Controls buttons, and Y Scale buttons from the Trends library and paste them into your graphic display.


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10. Change the background color of of the trend object to black and change the color of the grid lines to white. 11. Delete any existing tags associated with the trend. 12. Assign the Bottle_Count tag to Pen 1, the Bottle_Message tag to Pen 3, and the system/Second tag to Pen 5. 13. Configure the pens to exhibit the following following properties:     

The width of each pen is set to 3. The Link Data feature is is enabled for the system/Second tag. The maximum values for the remaining tags are set to 10. The minimum values values for the remaining remaining tags are set to 0. A unique marker is enabled enabled for each each pen.

14. Assign the Bottles data log to the trend. 15. Buffer an additional 100 points of data for data for each pen. 16. Increase the time span for the horizontal axis to 30 seconds. 17. Modify the trend so that data is refreshed refreshed every second. 18. Save and close the Trend graphic display. 19. Test the application by using FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View Studio software or the PanelView Plus Terminal. 20. Log in to your application using the following settings:  

UserID: LAURA Password: maint

21. From the Main Main Menu, navigate to the Maintenance graphic display. 22. Verify that the Motor Override Override Control button is turned Off . 23. Return to the Main Menu and navigate to the Trend display. 24. View the trend you have created. created. How is the trend behaving?

25. Return to the Main Menu and then navigate to theConveyor the Conveyor graphic display. 26. Set the number of bottles being filled filled to 5 and start the conveyor motor. 27. Using the button on the Conveyor graphic display, immediately go to the Trend graphic display.

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IMPORTANT Be sure to exit the Conveyor graphic display while the bottles are still filling.

28. View the graphic display again. How has the trend trend changed?

29. When you have finished, exit the test application or or return to your FactoryTalk View Studio software. 30. Minimize or close your FactoryTalkView FactoryTalkView application.




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Answer Ans wers: s: Exe Exerci rcise se A Check your work: 4. If you have created the data log as instructed, instructed, the tabs in the Data Log Models dialog box should appear similar to the following graphics:

Setup Set up Tab

Paths Pat hs Tab

Log Tri Trigge ggers rs Ta Tab b

Tags in Mo Tags Mode dell Ta Tab b

6. If you have activated your data log as instructed, instructed, the Startup editor should appear similar to the following graphic:

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7. If you changed your initial graphic to Login Login,, your Startup editor should look similar to the graphic below:

9. If you copied the Trend graphic graphic object, Trend Control, Control, and Y Scale buttons, your graphic display should look similar to the graphic below:




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10. If you changed the background color color and the grid lines as instructed, the Trend Object Properties dialog box should look similar to the graphic below:

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12. If you have completed this step as instructed, the Connections tab of the Trend Object Properties dialog box should match the following graphic:

14. If you have assigned the data log to the trend as instructed, instructed, the Pens tab of the Trend Object Properties dialog box should appear similar to the following graphic:




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15. If you have configured the buffer buffer as instructed, the Display tab of the Trend Object Properties dialog box should appear similar to the following graphic:

16. If you have increased the time span as instructed, instructed, the X‐Axis tab of the Trend Object Properties dialog box should appear similar to the following graphic:

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Exercise: Creating Data Logs and Trends for a FactoryTalk View View ME Application

17. If you have modified the data refresh refresh rate as instructed, the General tab of the Trend Object Properties dialog box should appear similar to the following graphic:

24. The white pen is constantly increasing, increasing, the blue pen remains at a constant value of 0, and the red pen remains at a constant value of 1. Your runtime trend should appear similar to the following graphic:




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28. The white pen is is still constantly increasing. The blue pen increases in a step‐like manner, while the red pen increases and then drops to 1 in a cyclical pattern. After five cycles, the red pen returns to 1 and the blue pen returns to 0. Your runtime trend should appear similar to the following graphic:

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Exercise: Creating Tag Placeholders and Parameter Files for a FactoryTalk View ME Graphic Display



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- PPF_9701_A1.apa CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd (if using the ControlLogix - CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd -





Tip " For additional information, see the online FactoryTalk View ME Help system.

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Create tag placeholders placeholders and parameter files for a FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME graphic display

Situation Previously, a graphic display had been created to monitor data from a tank farm your company uses as part of its bottling line. You have been asked to modify this graphic display. You will be adding tag placeholders and parameter files that will allow you to monitor data from three different tanks using the same graphic display.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the PPF_9701_A1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res




2. Open the TankData TankData graphic display. display. 3. The tank graphic on this display includes a bar graph showing the current liquid level. Modify the bar graph so that the Value connection is assigned to the #1 tag placeholder. 4. The trend on the graphic display display tracks the tank's liquid level over time. Modify the trend object so that Pen 1 of the chart is also assigned to the #1 tag placeholder. 5. Modify the “Tank Level” text object so that it includes an embedded numeric variable that displays the current level. The variable should exhibit the following properties:  

Assigned tag: Use the #1 tag tag placeholder Number of digits: 3

6. Modify the pump control pushbutton so that its Value connection is assigned to the #2 tag placeholder.


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7. Modify the “Tank” text object object so that it includes an embedded numeric variable that displays the number of the tank you are currently viewing. The variable should exhibit the following properties:  

Assigned tag: Use the #3 tag placeholder placeholder Number of digits: 3

8. Save your changes to the graphic display. 9. Create a parameter file that exhibits exhibits the following properties:   

The #1 tag placeholder is assigned to the Tank_1_Level tag. The #2 tag placeholder is assigned to the Tank_1_Pump tag. The #3 tag placeholder is assigned to the Tank_1_Number tag.

y our Tanks program. Tip " These tags are found in your 10. Save the parameter parameter file as Tank1 Tank1.. 11. Create a parameter file that exhibits exhibits the following properties:   


12. Save the parameter parameter file as Tank2 Tank2.. 13. Create a parameter file that exhibits exhibits the following properties:   


14. Save the parameter parameter file as Tank3 Tank3.. 15. Return to the TankData graphic display. 16. The top of the TankData graphic display contains contains three Goto Display buttons (labeled Tank 1, Tank 2, and Tank 3 respectively). A. Modify the Tank 1 button so that it opens the TankData graphic display using the Tank1 parameter file. B. Modify the Tank 2 button so that it opens the TankData graphic display using the Tank2 parameter file. C. Modify the Tank 3 button so that it opens the TankData graphic display using the Tank3 parameter file. 17. Change the security code for for the TankData graphic display to the asterisk (*). 18. Save and close the TankData graphic display.

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19. Open the Main Main Menu graphic graphic display. 20. Modify the display list selector so that when a user selects selects the TankData graphic display, the Tanks1 parameter file is assigned to the display. 21. Save and close the Main Menu graphic display. 22. Modify the Startup editor so that when when the application runs, the TankData graphic display opens and the Tank1 parameter file is assigned to the graphic display. 23. Test the application by application by using the PanelView Plus Terminal. 24. Verify that the TankData graphic display shows the correct correct data for each tank in the application. 25. When you have finished, return to your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View Studio software. 26. In the Startup editor, make the Login Login graphic display the initial graphic and clear the Parameter file field. 27. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk View application.

Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 3. If you have modified modified the bar graph as instructed, the Connections tab of the Bar Graph Properties dialog box should look similar to the following graphic:

4. If you have modified the trend object object as instructed, the Connections tab of the Trend Object Properties dialog box should look similar to the following graphic:




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5. If you have modified the “Tank Level” Level” text object as instructed, the Numeric Variable dialog box should look similar to the following graphic:

6. If you have modified modified the pushbutton as instructed, the Connections tab of the Maintained Push Button Properties dialog box should look similar to the following graphic:

7. If you have modified the “Tank” text object object as instructed, the Numeric Variable dialog box should look similar to the following graphic:

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10. If you have created the Tank1 parameter parameter file as instructed, the file should look similar to the following graphic:





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20. If you have added the parameter file as instructed, instructed, the States tab corresponding to the TankData graphic display should look similar to the following graphic:

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22. If you have modified the Startup editor editor as instructed, it should look similar to the following graphic:

26. The Startup editor should look look similar to the following graphic:



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Exercise: Creating and Configuring Information Messages for a FactoryTalk View ME Application



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- CIM_9701_A1.apa CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd (if using the ControlLogix - CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd -






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Exercise: Creating and Configuring Information Messages for a FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME Application

Situation You need to ensure that messages about the running process can easily be viewed by operators. You will be using local messages to accomplish this task.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the CIM_9701_A1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res




2. Create a local message file that incorporates incorporates the data found in the following table: To this trigger value . . . 1 2 3 4

Assign this message . . . Bottle is ready Bottle is filled Bottle is capped Bottle is done

3. Save the local local message file as Bottle Bottle.. 4. Create an information message file that uses a trigger trigger value of 1 to display the message, ”Bottling line in use. Do not enter.”

Tip " When assigning the message, the quotation marks (“”) are not necessary.

5. Save the information information message file as Line_Running Line_Running.. 6. Open the Conveyor graphic display.


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7. In the space between the Main Menu and Trend Trend buttons, create a local message display and configure it to exhibit the following properties:        

Border Style: RaisedInset Background Color: Black Border Color: Mediu Medium m gray Foreground Color: Green Text displayed in 14‐point, bold, Arial font Assigned Message File: Bottle Size: 50 pi pixe xels ls hi high gh by 28 289 9 pi pixe xels ls wi wide de Value Connection: Assigned to the Bottl Bottle_Me e_Message ssage tag

Tip " This tag is located in your Filling program. 8. Position the local message message display so that it is is equally spaced between the two buttons. 9. Save and close the Conveyor graphic display. 10. Open the [INFORMATION] graphic display and modify the display settings so that the vertical offset (Y value) is zero. 11. Save and close the [INFORMATION] graphic display. 12. Add Infor Informatio mation n Messa Messages ges to the startup settings. 13. Open the Information Setup editor and configure the following settings:   

Display file name: [INFORMATION] Message file name: Line_Running Value connection: connection: Assigned Assigned to the Conv_Running tag

Tip " This tag is located in your Filling program. 14. Test the application by using the PanelView PanelView Plus Terminal. 15. Log in to the application using the following following settings:  

UserID: JIM UserID: JIM Password: oper

pas sword information is not case‐sensitive. Tip " The user name and password 16. Navigate to the Conveyor graphic display. 17. Assign the number of bottles to fill for the next batch and start the conveyor.

Tip " A batch can contain between 1 and 10 bottles.

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18. Verify that the following conditions exist: exist: 

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The information display opens opens at the top of the conveyor graphic, stating that the bottling line is in use. As each bottle moves along the conveyor, conveyor, its status is updated in the local message display. When the batch is complete, complete, the information information display closes.

Tip " You can close the information display at any time by clicking the Close button.

19. When you have finished, return to your FactoryTalk View Studio Studio software. 20. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk View application.

Answer Ans wers: s: Ex Exerc ercise ise A Check your work: 3. If you have configured the Bottle local message file as instructed, the file should look similar to the following graphic:

5. If you have configured the Line_Running information message file as instructed, the file should look similar to the following graphic:




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9. If you have created and configured configured the local message display object as instructed, the Conveyor graphic display should look similar to the following graphic:

Local Messa Message ge Display

11. If you have configured configured the display settings settings for the [INFORMATION] graphic display as instructed, the Display Settings dialog box should look similar to the following graphic:

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12. If you have added Infor Informatio mation n Messa Messages ges to your startup setting, your startup settings should look similar to the following graphic:

13. If you have configured your Information Information Setup editor as instructed, it should look similar to the following graphic:




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18. If your test application application is running as expected, expected, theConveyor the Conveyor graphic display should look similar to the following graphic during the test: Informatio Infor mation n Displ Display ay

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Exercise: Adding Global Objects to a FactoryTalk View ME Application



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- GLO_9701_A1.apa CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd (if using the ControlLogix - CCV204_CLXBottleProgram.acd -






Add global objects objects to a FactoryTalk View ME application application

Situation You are developing new displays for each of the ingredient tanks in your facility. These three tanks have similar functionality and so will the displays you are developing.

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Exercise: Adding Global Objects to a FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME ME Application

You must create global objects and edit link properties between the original objects and the copies of objects to simplify the development of these new screens.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. If you already created created a bottling line application, continue working with that application; otherwise restore the GLO_9701_A1.APA file. restor tore e the app applic licati ation on and the Tip " To ensure user names match, res




2. Add the following displays to your application: application:   

Ingredie Ingredient nt A Ingredie Ingredient nt B Ingredie Ingredient nt C

Tip " These displays can be found in the C:\Student folder. 3. Add the Sample.ggfx Global Object to your application.

Tip " This Global Object display can be found in the C:\Student folder. 4. Add a global global objects graphic graphic display to display to the FactoryTalk View ME application by performing the following steps: A. Create a new global objects display. objects display. B. Create a new momentary momentary pushbutton on the display. display. C. Configure the momentary momentary pushbutton to have the following characteristics: Filll Tan Tank k - State 0 caption: Fil - Add the #1 tag placeholder to the Value connection. D. Configure a Global Object Parameter Definition for the button using the following information:

- Name: #1 Assi sign gn a ta tag g th that at wi will ll op open en an and d cl clos ose e th the e - Description: As tank's tan k's inl inlet et val valve ve E. Save the global objects display as Button Button..


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5. Add global objects to a graphic display by performing the following actions: A. Copy the global object pushbutton you just created created to the Ingredient Ingre dient A display and locate it in the rounded rectangle on the left. B. Copy the pushbutton to the Ingr Ingredien edientt B display. C. Copy the pushbutton to the Ingr Ingredien edientt C display.

Tip " Save the changes you made to each of the displays. 6. Create a new Parameter file by file by performing the following actions: A. Assign the {::[CLX_Data]Program:Ingredients.Fill_Tank tag as a global parameter to the #1 placeholder. B. Save the Parameter file as Fill_Tank . 7. Modify the base object properties properties for the Button display by performing the following steps: A. Open the Button display within the Global Objects list. B. Modify the momentary momentary pushbutton to have a red back color during State 0. C. Save the changes changes you made to the Button display. D. Verify that the reference reference pushbuttons on the Ingredient A, B, and C displays reflect the back color changes you made to the base object.

Tip " You may have to close and re‐open the graphic displays to complete the verification.

8. Copy the bar graph within the the Sample global objects display onto the tank graphic in the Ingredient A, B, and C displays. 9. Modify default global global object link properties: properties: A. Configure the reference reference bar graph graph within the Ingre Ingredient dient A graphic display so that you can assign a different Value tag than that of the base object. B. Repeat Repeat Step Step A. for the Ingre Ingredient dient B and Ingre Ingredient dient C graphic displays. 10. Substitute tags in the corresponding corresponding bar graph in the Ingredient Ingredient displays: 

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Ingredient A display: {::[CLX_Data]Program:Ingredients.A_Fill_Level.ACC} Ingredient B display: {::[CLX_Data]Program:Ingredients.B_Fill_Level.ACC} Ingredient C display: {::[CLX_Data]Program:Ingredients.C_Fill_Level.ACC} E 2012 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All rights reserved. GLOe9701

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11. Save the changes you made to each of the the Ingredient displays. 12. Open the Main Menu display and and insert a new new state in the display list selector as follows: A. Add Ingre Ingredien dientt A display as st stat ate e6 B. Parameter File: Fill_Tank C. Caption: Use display name D. Caption Color: Color: Bl Blac ack k 13. Insert state 7 in the display list selector and perform perform the following tasks: A. Add Ingre Ingredien dientt B display as st stat ate e7 B. Parameter File: Fill_Tank C. Caption: Use display name D. Caption Color: Color: Bl Blac ack k 14. Insert state 8 in the display list selector and perform perform the following tasks: A. Add Ingre Ingredien dientt C display as st stat ate e8 B. Parameter File: Fill_Tank C. Caption: Use display name D. Caption Color: Color: Bl Blac ack k 15. Save and close the Main Menu Menu display. 16. Test your application by using the PanelView PanelView Plus terminal. 17. Log in to the application using the following settings:  

UserID: JIM UserID: JIM Password: oper

18. Navigate to the Ingredient Ingredient A graphic display and test the following: A. When you press the Fil Filll Tan Tank k Global Global Object, the level in the bar graph should rise. B. Press the Main Menu Menu button and navigate to Ingredient B and test the Fill Tank Global Object for Ingredient B. C. Press the Main Menu Menu button and navigate to Ingredient C and test the Fill Tank Global Object for Ingredient C. 19. When you have finished, return to your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View Studio software. 20. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk View application.




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Answer Ans wers: s: Exe Exerci rcise se A Check your work: 4. C. If you have configured configured the momentary pushbutton as instructed, your Momentary Push Button Properties dialog box configuration should look similar to the following graphic:

D. If you have configured the Global Object Object Parameter Definitions as instructed, you should have the following definition:

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5. A. If you have added global objects as instructed, instructed, your Ingredient A, B and C displays should look similar to the following graphic:

6. If you have added the global parameter as instructed, you should now have the following parameter file included in your parameters list:

8. If you have copied the base bar graph as instructed, instructed, the tanks within the Ingredient displays should look similar to the following graphic:

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9. A. If you have modified the Property Panel settings settings as instructed, the Property Panel should look similar to the following graphic for Tanks A, B, and C:

10. If you have substituted tags as directed, directed, your Property Panel will look similar to the following graphic:

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Exercise: Inserting Faceplates in a FactoryTalk View ME Application


- PanelView Plus Workstation - ControlLogix Workstation connect the PanelView Plus to a network - Cables to connect connection between computer and controller - Network connection

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- InstantFizz Advanced.apa - InstantFizz.acd (if using the ControlLogix workstation) - InstantFizz_SoftLogix.acd (if using the SoftLogix SoftLogix workstation) Resource: Job Resource: Job Aid For help performing steps in the exercise(s), see the job aid(s): 




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Situation You need to monitor the different phases of a system in order to monitor the health of your system.

Practice It's your turn to try it: 1. Open and download one of the following RSLogix RSLogix 5000 files: 



If you using the ControlLogix ControlLogix workstation, open InstantFizz.acd.. InstantFizz.acd If you are using the SoftLogix workstation, open InstantFizz_SoftLogix.acd.. InstantFizz_SoftLogix.acd

2. Verify that the controller is in run mode. 3. Open the project called called InstantFizz_Advanced in FactoryTalk View Studio ME. 4. In the Communication Setup, verify that the device device shortcut PLC1 is pointing to the controller running the InstantFizz application.

Tip " Ask you instructor if you have questions regarding the communication setup.

5. Add the Phase Manager Manager Process Faceplates Faceplates to the InstantFizz_Advanced application.

Tip " When you add the Phase Manager Faceplate to the application, by default, all the process Faceplates will be selected. Press the Clear All button and select only the Phase Manager Faceplate.

6. Verify that Logix_PhaseManager Logix_PhaseManager is added to the Global Objects Displays. 7. Open the Logix_PhaseManager Logix_PhaseManager display under Global Objects Displays.


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8. Right‐click anywhere on the the Logix_PhaseManager Logix_PhaseManager display and select Globa Globall Obje Object ct Param Parameter eter Defin Definition itionss. 9. Beside #1, change change the text to En Ente terr th the e Ph Phas ase e Ma Mana nage gerr Ta Tag g. 10. Save and close the Global Object Parameter Parameter Definitions window. 11. Create a new graphic graphic display with the following following settings:   

Display Type: On To Top p Specify size in Pixels: 48 480 0 wi widt dth h by 440 he heig ight ht Maximum Tag Update Rate: Rate: 0.2 0.25 5 sec second ondss

12. From the Logix_PhaseManager Logix_PhaseManager Global Object display, copy the faceplate to the new PhaseManager display. 13. Right‐click anywhere on the the PhaseManager PhaseManager and select Global Glob al Obje Object ct Param Parameter eter Valu Values. es. 14. Click the browse button to browse for for the tag we will use in this reference object. 15. Select Phase_1 folder from PLC1>Online. 16. Click OK Click OK and close the Globa Globall Obj Object ect Parame Parameter ter Value Values. s. 17. Save the display using the name PhaseManager PhaseManager.. 18. Open the 1 Ov Overv erview iew display. 19. Create a Goto button on the top left corner corner of the 1 Ove Overvi rview ew display with the following properties: 

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20. Save and close the 1 Ove Overvi rview ew display. 21. Specify the following Startup settings:  

Data Logging: Produ Product ct Cou Counts nts Initial Graphic: 1 Ove Overvi rview ew

22. Test the application in FactoryTalk View View Studio. 23. Select English as the Runtime Language and English as the initial runtime language. 24. Test the Phase Manager faceplate faceplate by clicking the Phase Manager Goto button. 25. Verify that as different phases are running, running, they turn green in the faceplate. 26. Exit the FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View runtime application. 27. Minimize or close close your FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View application. Rev. February 2012


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Inserting a PowerFlex Faceplate in a FactoryTalk View ME Application Example: This example explains the procedure to import pre-configured logic, referred to as an Add-On Instruction (AOI), into your RSLogix 5000 application that integrates your PowerFlex drive configuration with the PowerFlex faceplate. The pre-configured PowerFlex Add-On instructions provide the logic for the pre-configured FactoryTalk View Machine Edition or Site Edition PowerFlex faceplates. These pre-configured faceplates let you monitor, control, and diagnose your PowerFlex drives from a PanelView Plus terminal or Industrial Computer. Follow these steps to import the pre-configured PowerFlex Add-On instruction into your RSLogix 5000 software application. 1. Ensure that a PowerFlex drive is in the IO configuration tree in RSLogix 5000. 2. Browse to http://www.rockwellautomation.com/sup http://www.rockw ellautomation.com/support/downloads.ht port/downloads.ht ml and select the Sample Code Library as shown below.

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3. Select the following options on the next screen screen and click Search click Search::    

Product Family: Oper Operator ator Inter Interface face Product: Panel PanelView View Plus Technologies and Functionalities: Faceplates Description: PowerFlex

4. Download the file associated with the PowerFlex PowerFlex ME Faceplate. 5. Open your RSLogix RSLogix 5000 software application.


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6. Right-click the Add-On Instructions Instructions folder and select Import Add-On Instruction.

7. Browse to the ME_PowerFlex_Faceplate_Files ME_PowerFlex_Faceplate_Files folder and choose the PowerFlex AOI faceplate file appropriate for your PowerFlex drive class and click Import click Import..

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Integrate Integr ate Pow PowerF erFlex lex AOI int into o You Yourr App Applica licatio tion n Pro Progra gram m Routines Follow these steps to add PowerFlex AOI instructions into your application program routines for each of your PowerFlex drives that you have configured. 1. Open the intended intended program routine. 2. Create a rung. 3. Select the Add-On Instruction tab.

4. Select the PowerFlex PowerFlex Add-On Instruction. Instruction. 5. Assign a PowerFlex Data Type tag to the main main AOI tag with the same name of the module you want to control and monitor. 6. Right-click the tag and associate the tag with the corresponding Data Type. 7. Select the module Input and Output Tags Tags for the AOI file you configured previously.

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8. Enter the Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_xxxx Inp_Scaled_Speed_At_xxxx value. The AOI scales the drive input and output speed values based on the value entered.

Downlo Dow nload ad the Pro Projec jectt 1. If you have not already done so, move the keyswitch keyswitch on your controller to Program. 2. Click the Controller Status icon and select Download.

3. Click Download.

FactoryTa Facto ryTalk lk View Integ Integration ration You now need to add the pre-configured PowerFlex faceplates to your FactoryTalk View ME application file. This provides status, control, and diagnostics for each of your PowerFlex drives with in your control system. 1. Open your existing FactoryTalk FactoryTalk View ME application to which you wish to add the PowerFlex faceplates. 2. Add the desired PowerFlex_xxx_Faceplate.g PowerFlex_xxx_Faceplate.gfx fx to your display. A. Right-click Displays and select Ad Add d Com Compon ponent ent Int Into o Application. B. Browse to the ME_PowerFlex_Faceplate ME_PowerFlex_Faceplate_Files _Files folder on the toolkit CD and select the faceplate GFX file you wish to use.

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3. Add the faceplate parameter file for ME_PowerFlex_Parameter.par to your FactoryTalk View ME application. A. Right-click Parameters, Parameters, and select Add Component Into Application. B. Browse to the ME_PowerFlex_Faceplate_Files ME_PowerFlex_Faceplate_Files folder folder on the toolkit CD and select the ME_PowerFlex_Parameter.par file. C. Click Open.




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4. Open the parameter that you just added and edit edit the parameter tagname to match your application.

Tip " The parameter tagname needs to include the RSLinx Enterprise

Device Shortcut name of your systems controller and the Module Name of the intended PowerFlex drive you wish to monitor and control. A. Double-click the faceplate parameter parameter file and edit the Device Shortcut name to match the Logix controller that was previously configured in your RSLinx Enterprise Communication Setup.

B. Enter the desired Module/AOI Name of the intended PowerFlex drive you want to monitor and control. C. Save your changes and close this parameter. parameter. 5. Create the display navigation to open the PowerFlex PowerFlex Faceplate at runtime. A. On a desired graphic display, create a new transparent Goto display navigation button over the graphic object that represents the motor/drive you intend to monitor and control.

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B. Double-click the Goto Goto button to configure configure its Display settings. C. Select the browse button along side of the Display field and assign the PowerFlex faceplate display.

D. Select the browse button along side of of the Parameter file field and assign the PowerFlex parameter file you created earlier for this intended drive. E. Click OK.




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Config Con figura uratio tion n Ste Steps ps for usi using ng Pre Pre-Cr -Creat eated ed Got Goto o But Button tonss If you desire a hardware system view as shown below, a PowerFlex Drive object configured as a Goto button that can launch individual PowerFlex faceplates, follow the instructions below:

1. Add the PowerFlex bitmap images images into your RSView application by right clicking onto the Image folder in the system tree and choosing Ad Add d Com Compon ponent ent int into o Ap Appli plicat cation ion.. 2. Browse to your ME_PowerFlex_GotoButtons folder that was created in when you unzipped the ME_PowerFlex_Faceplate_Files.zipfile. ME_PowerFlex_Faceplate_Files.zip file. Select all the Bitmaps images and click Open. 3. Add the PowerFlex Goto Goto Displays files into your RSView Application by right clicking on the Display folder in the system tree and by selecting Ad Add d Com Compon ponent ent int into o App Applic licati ation on.. 4. Browse to your ME_PowerFlex_GotoButtons folder and select the Goto_PowerFlex.gfx file. Click Open. Verify the Goto_PowerFlex display appears under Displays in your system tree. 5. Copy the Goto Buttons to an existing display or create a new display. 6. Open the Goto_PowerFlex display and copy (or drag and drop) your desired graphic objects onto your system display. 7. Open the Goto Display button by double clicking clicking on the object.

Tip " Be sure to click near the top of the object to open the Goto Buttons properties and not the text object properties.

8. On the General tab, tab, assign the PowerFlex PowerFlex Faceplate and parameter file to associate the button.

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B. Select the browse button along side of the Parameter file field and assign the PowerFlex parameter file. Be sure to click the OK button of the Goto Display Button Properties dialog to save your configuration.

9. Now, you can save and create a runtime runtime file to test your display.

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Downloading the .mer application to the PanelView Plus using a USB Drive Exampl Exam ple: e: Ho How w to do down wnlo load ad th the e .m .mer er ap appl plic icat atio ion n to th the e Pane Pa nelV lVie iew w Pl Plus us us usin ing g a US USB B Dr Driv ive e Initial considerations: 

Flash Drive Model SanDisk USB Flash Drive or or equivalent.

IMPORTANT Rockwell Automation cannot guarantee that this will work with third party USB flash drives.

IMPORTANT The versions before 4.0 do not recognize USB flash drives.

1. Create the .mer application. application. 2. Put your USB flash drive in your computer. computer. 3. Create the follow path: Rockwell Software\RSViewME\RunT Software\RSViewME\RunTime ime 4. Copy the .mer application to the RunTime RunTime folder. 5. On the PanelView Plus, go to the configuration configuration screen. 6. Put the USB flash drive drive on the PanelView Plus. 7. Select F4 [Terminal Settings]. Settings]. 8. Navigate to File Management and press press Enter. 9. Select Copy Files and press press Enter. 10. Choose Copy Applications Applications and press Enter. 11. Press F1 to choose the Source Source and select External Storage 2\ 12. Select the application using the up or down arrows. 13. Press F2 [Destination].

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14. Press F1 to choose the Destination and select select Internal Storage. 15. Press F2 [Copy]. 16. The PanelView Plus will show the application in your list applications. 17. Press F8 to close the screen. 18. On the initial configuration screen, press F1 [Load Application] and choose your application to use and press F2 [Load]. 19. Press F7 to accept the communications communications configured in your project. 20. Press F2 Run Application.


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