CIRCUTOR PowerStudio Series - Manual (Page 49)

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Here the variables that are represented by a graph or a table can
be added. Clicking the ‘add’ button to select the desired variables.
Once selected, the variables will appear on the list and may be deleted by the
button
Here the appearance of the control on the SCADA screen is
specified. Select ‘button’, ‘image’ or ‘text’.
6.2.1.5 Active Events Control
Use this option to make the control a short cut to the active events display window.
Here the appearance of the control on the SCADA screen is
specified. Select ‘button’, ‘image’ or ‘text’.
6.2.1.6 Event Viewer Control
Use this option to make the control a short cut to the stored active events display window. The options
available are:
This corresponds to the event group records to be filtered.
The group type for the data to be displayed in the events viewer
can be chosen.
The list may be displayed either complete or not.
Here the appearance of the control on the SCADA screen is
specified. Select ‘button’, ‘image’ or ‘text’.
6.2.1.7 Run control
Use this tool to include access from the SCADA screen to another application in the system.
The properties than can be configured from this control are:
Specify the complete path to the application that will be called up
when the control entered on the SCADA screen is clicked. For example:
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CALC.EXE.
Specify parameters (if needed) to be added to the application call
indicated in ‘Program’.