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Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk View Site Edition Users Guide User Manual

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I–15

I

NDEX

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line properties 16–22
list indicators 17–27, 17–29
Loading state 14–4
local applications 8–1

creating 8–5

importing projects 8–6

data servers in 8–2
deleting 8–9, 8–10
HMI server in 8–2

properties 8–7

parts of 8–2
renaming 8–9
security for 8–4
setting up the Local Directory 4–7
structure of 8–1

local message displays 17–34, 17–36
local messages 17–36

embedded variables in 21–2

logging off

at run time 5–7
from FactoryTalk View SE 5–4

logging on

single sign-on 5–5
to FactoryTalk View SE 5–4

logging paths

See

data logging, paths

logging system activity

See

FactoryTalk Diagnostics

logical operators 20–7
login and logout macros 24–16
Logix5000 devices 10–5

alarm instructions in 12–2

M
macros 24–1

assigning to FactoryTalk View users 5–16
creating 24–1
identifying HMI tag alarms with 11–42
login and logout 5–15, 24–16
nesting 24–15
On active macro 6–18
On standby macro 6–19

setting up security for 5–16
startup and shutdown 16–48, 24–15
using parameters in 24–14
using with trends 23–23

maintained push buttons 17–11, 17–15
math functions 20–11
methods 18–26

and Invoke command 18–26

Microsoft Access 22–3
Microsoft Excel

and data logging 22–1
and FactoryTalk Diagnostics 15–1
creating HMI tags in 10–25
saving exported text files in 13–17
viewing HMI tag alarm logs in 11–8
working with text strings in 13–13

Microsoft SQL Server 22–3
Microsoft Visual Basic

and DDE communications B–2
viewing HMI tag alarm logs in 11–8

Modicon devices 1–8, B–2
modifying grouped objects 16–20
module called ThisDisplay C–4
momentary push buttons 17–11, 17–13
monitoring HMI server status 8–8
moving graphic objects 18–12
multistate indicators 17–27, 17–28
multistate push buttons 17–12, 17–17

N
network

planning layout of 3–2

network applications 6–1, 7–1

adding Tag Alarm and Event Servers 6–13, 7–10,

8–7

areas in 6–2, 7–2

adding 6–11, 7–7
deleting 6–11, 7–7
home area 6–6, 7–5

computer accounts for 5–25, 5–26
creating 6–10, 7–6
data servers in 6–3, 7–2