FactoryTalk Optix Reusable Graphics Part 5 - Create a Popup Window with a Dialog Box
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- Part 5 - Create a Popup Window with a Dialog Box
Continuing on from the FactoryTalk Optix Object Oriented HMI concept tutorials, this video shows how to use a Dialog Box in FactoryTalk Optix Studio to create a "popup" display.
Now that the pump faceplate widget has been built, we can create a dialog box to make that widget popup on demand. Add an alias to the dialog box to allow the pump UDT parameters to pass into the popup.
Then use a mouse click event on a pushbutton to open the dialog box, and send the chosen pump's parameters into the popup display.
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hi i am trying to make a trend scrren like in X axis real value and y axis also a real value in factory talk optix . it is able to do or not anyone have idea to do this replay me
Hi there!
I am trying to find a tool for Allen-Bradley PLCs similar to SiVArch for Siemens PLCs, to automatically generate faceplates and connect them to the HMI tags based on predefined rules. Does anyone know if there is such kind of functionality in FactoryTalk Optix, or maybe there is an external tool which can automatically generate the faceplates and link them to the tags? Thank you!
@eugeniugangan7402 - With the FactoryTalk Optix V1.4 release (coming soon), Rockwell will introduce several faceplate device libraries for Optix. These will be prebuilt faceplates similar to what is available for the PanelView Plus and View SE. Rockwell will continue to build more faceplate libraries throughout the year.
Is it possible to load multiple Aliases on a DialogOpen? Say I have a dialog that contains 3 distinct pieces of equipment that all have their own AOI.
I don't see why not - it let's me add multiple aliases in the dialog's properties.
It does let you add multiple aliases to the dialog. But when you create the button click event I can’t see how to address all of the aliases. It only lets me do one!
Also, thanks for the reply!
Not sure, I'll have to give it a try...
@@wawelk I figured it out. It doesn't list the NodeID's separately in the button click event. You have to click the invisible, until you hover over it, edit button and then it shows all the aliases defined on the dialog you're trying to open.
I'm trying to put a switch on a panel that controls a bool in my controller. I also want that switch to be checked depending on whether that tag is on or off. The way it is now, if you navigate away from the display and go back, it goes to the default checked: True. Is there an easy way to link that?
Are you using the base controls switch? And what version of Optix Studio are you using. I have V1.3.0.968 and the base controls switch does show the value of the BOOL tag when I force the tag on/off in the PLC. It also lets me change the value of that same BOOL tag in the PLC from Optix. And it is retaining the value when I switch from between panels. I know in the previous version I saw the switch not retain when switching between panels - it may have been resolved in this latest version.
@@wawelk Hi Thanks for your videos, that helps me a lot. Can you please explain how to create a drop down list based on a string array from PLC. I have array of 32 string and I need to display them when I click on drop down/button and send a index number back to PLC so the PLC know which one I selected.