RSView Supervisory Edition Installation Guide

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• • • • •RSVIEW SUPERVISORY EDITION USER’S GUIDEAn untitled display opens in the RSView Studio workspace, to the right of theExplorer window.To add a graphic object to the display1. On the Objects menu, select Drawing, and then click Rectangle.You can also click the button on the Objects toolbar that represents the object youwant to add. For details about using the Graphics editor, see Chapter 16, Creatinggraphic displays, and Chapter 17, Setting up graphic objects.2. Position the pointer where you want the rectangle, and then click and hold the leftmouse button, and drag the mouse down and to the right.3. Release the mouse button to place the rectangle on the display.To save the new display1. On the File menu, click Close.2. Click Yes to save changes and close the display.3. In the Save dialog box, type a name for the display, and then click OK.Test run the application in RSView SE clientYou can test a single display in RSView Studio, or test run an application by creating andrunning an RSView SE client that connects to it. At various stages in the developmentprocess, it is advisable to give the application a trial run in the RSView SE client. Thatway, you can resolve issues that might appear only at run time.To run the new application you just created, create a simple configuration file thatspecifies:• the type and name of the application to which the client will connect.• the display to run initially, when the client starts. This can be the new display you justcreated.To create an RSView SE client configuration file1. On the Windows Start menu, select Programs, Rockwell Software, RSViewEnterprise, and then click RSView SE Client.2. In the RSView SE Client Wizard, click New, and then follow the instructions on thescreen.For details about using the RSView SE Client Wizard, click Help in the wizard.1-14
1 • GETTING STARTED• • • • •To run the RSView SE client1. In the Completion Options window of the RSView SE Client Wizard, select Saveconfiguration and open RSView SE Client now.2. Click Finish.When you are finished testing, use the close button on the client’s title bar to close theclient window.1 • Placeholder1-15
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