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Functions 3 Softwares and Web servers 3 Monitor Pro V7.2 supervisory software Application design A Monitor Pro V7.2 supervisory application is designed based on the client system using two object-oriented editors: b Client Builder, used to develop the graphic interface for the operator stations. b Configuration Explorer, used to develop functions on the server side. These Windows-based editors make editing and configuring Monitor Pro V7.2 functions much easier. Note: converting Monitor Pro V2.p applications: a Monitor Pro V2 application can be converted to Monitor Pro V7.2 and runs immediately, retaining the V2.p graphics (generated using the Appedit editor). In this instance, the application does not benefit from the client/server architecture. Carrying out the conversion manually makes it possible to use the new Client Builder format so that full benefit can be derived from using the powerful Monitor Pro V7.2 application. Client Builder - mimic development Client Builder provides a development and run-time environment that supports dynamic switching between development and run mode in order to speed up application design. This environment offers a set of tools to help reduce the design time for SCADA applications: b Object-oriented graphics. b Organization of graphics in layers. b Integration of a security function for user access to objects and commands. b Standard Object Library. b Tree structure. This new function, commonly known as “branching”, can facilitate the simple and secure duplication of graphic objects by merely copying the object and just changing its reference name. b Management of user object and template library. b Zoom and pan functions for historical trend curves. b ActiveX and Java Bean containers. b Ready-to use ActiveX alarm, trend and database browsing interfaces. b VBA-compatible script integration. b OPC Client. 3 Multilanguage Human/Machine Interface Monitor Pro V7.2 has a text editor supporting multilanguage versions of the HMI. Any text and comments to be displayed on screen can be entered simultaneously in several languages. The language displayed can be selected: b either in real time according to the operator’s choice b orthroughalinktoauserprofile VBA (Visual Basic for Application) script With Monitor Pro V7.2 any graphic object can be linked to an animation written in VBA. This animation can take the form of a movement, rotation, resize, link with another object, etc. Pre-programmed functions (mouse actions, external event, mimic upload, etc.) are available in the VBA editor, making it easier to use this module for making graphic objects behave dynamically. The VBA editor helps make process control more intelligent. Its advanced debug functions mean that scripts can be debugged quickly. Note: Visual Basic scripts from previous Monitor versions can still be run. 3/27
Functions (continued) 3 Softwares and Web servers 3 Monitor Pro V7.2 supervisory software Application design (continued) Configuration Explorer Configuration Explorer provides a browser-like hierarchical view for selecting and configuring functions on the server side. Configuration Explorer supports simultaneous development of applications on a network, thus authorizing: b a single user to access different Monitor Pro servers b several users to configure a single Monitor Pro server simultaneously. Tag Explorer 3 This Configuration Explorer function shows all the tags in the system, including those accessible via OPC. This function supports user-defined filters. Tags can be copied from Tag Explorer to any of the system editors, thus minimizing the amount of typing and increasing application design productivity. Object-oriented configuration concept Monitor Pro V7.2 also introduces the concept of object-oriented configuration. Object-oriented configuration helps high levels of productivity to be achieved in the application development process. Any repetition in configuration is completely eliminated and design errors are reduced, resulting in the reduction of application development times and making application maintenance simpler. Application objects can be used to build applications using a comprehensive set of predefined objects provided as standard with Monitor Pro V7.2 software. These objects model real-life components (for example, a pump or circuit breaker) and include the various SCADA functions available within the system (e.g., alarms, data logging and messages). A SCADA application is built simply by moving the required objects to this application. When an object is added to an application, it can be configured in two ways: b by entering configuration data (e.g., alarm limits and I/O points) via an intuitive user interface b by loading configuration data from a variety of external data sources, including text files, Excel spreadsheets or any ODBC-compliant database. When using data from external sources, several objects can be generated with a single allocation, allowing large SCADA applications to be created automatically. The use of object applications along with branching provides a powerful configuration environment. Object applications can be used to define classes that will then be instantiated. Only the class needs to be modified to automatically change all the instances, thus making maintenance a much simpler task. Likewise, any changes made to the symbols take effect as soon as the mimic page containing them is opened. Security management There are some applications that require security access management for the various operators or those providing assistance. This function provides a high-performance solution for preventing any unauthorized access to a particular mimic or to a particular graphic object in a screen. The security setup in Monitor Pro is based on the Windows NT model where user accounts are managed with associated profiles. The Monitor Pro V7.2 system administrator uses this tool to create user accounts (name, password), with each account then being assigned a profile. The profile determines the mimics, layers and graphic objects in a layer that users can access, according to their rights, in run-time, in edit mode or from the desktop. 3/28
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