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Getting Started with IWS and TwinCAT DRAFT — 8 September 2006 Designing the HMI Screen You can now design an HMI screen that uses MyTag, as you defined it in the driver worksheet. For this sample application, you’ll only add a simple text I/O field to the screen, but the basic procedure is the same for any screen layout. 1) In the Workspace, select the Graphics tab. Right-click on the Screens folder and select Insert from the pop-up menu: The Screen Attributes dialog is displayed: Figure 60: Inserting a New Screen Figure 61: Screen Attributes Dialog for New Screen 2) Enter a description for the screen, such as TWCAT Driver Test Screen. Leave the screen Size and Location settings at their default values, and then click OK. Page 46/60 InduSoft Ltd.
DRAFT — 8 September 2006 Getting Started with IWS and TwinCAT The new screen (display) is opened for editing: Figure 62: Editing a New Screen 3) From the Static Objects toolbar, select the Text tool: Figure 63: Selecting the Text Tool 4) Using the Text tool, click in the screen and type “This is the Value of .MyTcVar_Int16: ” followed by six hash marks (#). The hash marks will be used to define a dynamic text I/O field. Six hash marks means that the field will be six characters long. InduSoft Ltd. Page 47/60
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