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PART 5: Operator Panel (Printed version)

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In this book (PART 5) we will get familiar with Siemens Operator Panels. This book describes how to insert a new (one or more) Operator Panel into a project (Siemens TIA Portal), how to connect it with the PLC (one or more, S7-1500 and S7-1200), and how to use the basic and advanced features of Operator Panels in order to create more efficient and more programmer/user friendly User Interfaces.

Table of Content:

  • LESSON 1: INSERTING AN OPERATOR PANEL
    • EXAMPLE 1: Adding a new HMI (automatic connection)
      • TASK 1: Add new device (HMI)
      • TASK 2: Checking PN/IE and HMI connections
    • EXAMPLE 2: Adding a new HMI (manual connection)
      • TASK 1: Adding a new device (HMI)
      • TASK 2: Adding a PN/IE and an HMI connection manually
    • EXAMPLE 3: Adding a new HMI (standalone project)
      • TASK 1: Adding a new device (HMI)
      • TASK 2: Adding a new PN/IE and HMI connection manually
    • EXAMPLE 4:  Connecting an HMI with two PLCs
      • TASK 1: Adding a new device (HMI) and connecting it the PLC in the project
      • TASK 2: Connecting an HMI with a PLC that is outside of our project
  • LESSON 2: HARDWARE & SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION
    • EXAMPLE 5: Configuring the HMI
      • TASK 1: Configuring the HMI’s IP address
      • TASK 2: (Re)naming an HMI
      • TASK 3: Activating multiple languages
      • TASK 4: Setting User administration options
  • LESSON 3: HMI CONNECTIONS & HMI TAGS
    • EXAMPLE 6: HMI connections and HMI Tags
      • TASK 1: Preparing PLC Tags (on our PLC)
      • TASK 2: Automatic HMI Tag generation
      • TASK 3: PLC and HMI Tag synchronisation
    • EXAMPLE 7: Organizing our HMI Tags
      • TASK 1: Preparing the test environment with two PLCs and a single HMI
      • TASK 2: Connecting the HMI to the second PLC (and automatic HMI Tag generation)
      • TASK 3: Creating two HMI Tag tables and Tag reorganisation
    • EXAMPLE 8: Adding a new element and connecting it with a PLC tag
      • TASK 1: Inserting a new element on screen
      • TASK 2: Connecting an element to the PLC Tag (automatic HMI Tag generation)
    • EXAMPLE 9: Adding HMI Tags manually
      • TASK 1: Creating HMI Tags manually
      • TASK 2: Inserting a new element onto the screen and connecting it with an HMI Tag
    • EXAMPLE 10: Connecting an HMI with the PLC that is not in the project
    • EXAMPLE 11: Internal HMI Tags
  • LESSON 4: SCREENS & TEMPLATES
    • EXAMPLE 12: Working with Screens
    • EXAMPLE 13: Screen groups
    • EXAMPLE 14: Working with Screen Templates
    • EXAMPLE 15: Working with the Global Screen
    • EXAMPLE 16: Working with Slidce-in Screens
  • LESSON 5: SCREEN ELEMENTS
    • EXAMPLE 17: Basic screen elements
      • TASK 1: Element – Line
      • TASK 2: Element – Circle
      • TASK 3: Element – Text
      • TASK 4: Element – Picture
      • TASK 51: Visibility and appearance
    • EXAMPLE 18: Input and output screen elements
      • TASK 1: Element – Input/output
      • TASK 2: Element – Button
      • TASK 3: Element – Text and graphic lists
      • TASK 4: Element – Bar and Gauge
      • TASK 5: Element – Clock
      • TASK 6: Refresh rate between the PLC and HMI Tags
      • TASK 7: The clock time format and language settings
    • EXAMPLE 19: Advanced screen elements
      • TASK 1: Element – Trend (Graph)
      • TASK 2: Element – Trend (Graph) and Data records
      • TASK 3: Element – Alarm view
      • TASK 4: Element – Alarm view and Buffer
      • TASK 5: Element – Alarm view and Alarm log
      • TASK 6: Element – Alarm view and Filter
      • TASK 7: Element – User view
      • TASK 8: Element – Recipe view
    • EXAMPLE 20: Adding pre-prepared elements
    • EXAMPLE 21: Working with a multilingual project
      • TASK 1: Select languages 
      • TASK 2: Fill text with both languages
      • TASK 3: Switching between languages
  • LESSON 6: LAYERS AND GROUPS
    • EXAMPLE 22: Working with layers
      • TASK 1: Working on a single layer
      • TASK 2: Working with multiple layers
    • EXAMPLE 23: Grouping two or more elements together
      • TASK 1: Create group
      • TASK 2: Copy and Paste group
      • TASK 3: The properties of individual elements within a group
  • LESSON 7: ALARMS & NOTIFICATIONS
    • EXAMPLE 24: Discrete alarms
      • TASK 1: Preparing alarm texts
      • TASK 2: Alarm classes
      • TASK 3: Alarm triggers on the PLC
      • TASK 4: Connecting PLC alarm triggers to the HMI
      • TASK 5: Demo code (on the PLC) for triggering alarms (on the HMI)
      • TASK 6: Acknowledging alarms (on the HMI)
      • TASK 7: Acknowledging alarms (on the PLC)
    • EXAMPLE 25: Analog alarms
      • TASK 1: Preparing the alarm text and triggers
      • TASK 2: Discrete alarms as an alternative
    • EXAMPLE 26: Alarms as an on-screen text element
    • EXAMPLE 27: Entering an HMI Tag value in the alarm window
  • LESSON 8: USER ADMINISTRATION
    • EXAMPLE 28: Creating user groups on the HMI
      • TASK 1: Creating user groups
      • TASK 2: Creating users and adding them to user groups
    • EXAMPLE 29: Protecting the elements on a screen
  • LESSON 9: FACEPLATES
    • EXAMPLE 30: Creating a new Faceplate
      • TASK 1: Preparing the elements for a faceplate
      • TASK 2: Creating the faceplate
      • TASK 3: Configuring faceplate connections and properties
      • TASK 4: Releasing the faceplate
      • TASK 5: Adding the faceplate to a screen
    • EXAMPLE 31: Using a faceplate
      • TASK 1: Adding a faceplate to a screen
      • TASK 2: Connecting the faceplate interface to HMI tags

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