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CONFIGURING THE COLOR VIRTUAL HMI<br />

CONTROLLING THE VIEW<br />

CONFIGURING THE COLOR VIRTUAL HMI<br />

Now that you have configured your communications options, and created data tags for the<br />

various items that you wish to display, you can create display pages to allow the user to view<br />

or edit these data items. These pages are manipulated by selecting the User Interface icon<br />

from the main screen. Please note that this chapter refers specifically to Masters configured<br />

with a color virtual HMI. If you are configuring the Master to have a monochrome virtual<br />

HMI, please refer to the previous chapter for configuration details.<br />

CONTROLLING THE VIEW<br />

By default, the User Interface window attempts to show the entire front panel of the virtual<br />

HMI, including the display and all the available keys. In many cases, this will not allocate<br />

enough screen space for the display to be edited, so you will probably want to use one of the<br />

other zoom levels as shown below…<br />

As you can see, at each level, fewer keys are shown, and more of the window is allocated to<br />

the display itself. The panel view level can be controlled from the View > Panel menu, or by<br />

using the panel icon , or by pressing the Alt key together with the digits 1 through 4.<br />

ZOOM FUNCTION<br />

In addition to the panel views, a zoom is available to help graphic designs. Zooming in and<br />

out can be achieved from the View > Zoom menu, or by using the magnifying glass icon ,<br />

or by rolling your mouse wheel up or down.<br />

The Zoom will center on the mouse cursor so you can control which area of the screen you<br />

are zooming to. There are four levels of zoom. The highest level would give the following<br />

screen for the above database.<br />

REVISION 6 PAGE 157

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