Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk View Site Edition Users Guide User Manual
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The event component will start the next time the HMI server runs, or when the HMI
server’s components are started manually.
In the Macros editor, create a macro that contains the command, EventOn
<component>. In the HMI Server Properties dialog box, click the Components tab,
select the Macro check box, and then specify the macro.
Event detection will start when the HMI server runs.
In the Graphics editor, create a button object and then specify the EventOn
<component> command as the button’s press action. When the button is pressed,
event detection starts.
In the Graphics editor, create a graphic object and attach touch animation to it, using
EventOn <component> in the Action box. When the object is touched, event
detection starts.
At the command line in FactoryTalk View Studio, or in the FactoryTalk View SE
Administration Console, type EventOn <component>, and then press Enter.
For the Login Macro in the FactoryTalk View SE User Accounts editor, specify the
EventOn <component> command, or a macro that contains the command.
For the Startup command in the Display Settings Behavior tab, specify the EventOn
<component> command, or a macro that contains the command.
Ways to stop events processing
To stop a single event component, use any of these methods:
In the Macros editor, create a macro that contains the command, EventOff
<component>. In the HMI Server Properties dialog box, click the Components tab,
select the check box, On shutdown macro, and then specify the macro.
Events processing will stop when the HMI server shuts down.
In the Graphics editor, create a button object and then specify the EventOff
<component> command as the button’s press action. When the button is pressed,
event detection stops.
In the Graphics editor, create a graphic object and attach touch animation to it, using
EventOff <component> in the Action box. When the object is touched, event detection
stops.
At the command line in FactoryTalk View Studio, or the FactoryTalk View SE
Administration Console, type EventOff <component>, and then press Enter.
For the Logout Macro in the FactoryTalk View SE User Accounts editor, specify the
EventOff <component> command, or a macro that contains the command.