I've searched among forums to solve my problem but I did not get enough information about that.

yellow when the Fault tag is 1

Red when the STOP tag is 1

Unfortunately,I've not written any scripts till now :( I really need your help.

Thanks in advance

Hi,

Just convert your 3 bool in one Word by using "IF RUN THEN YourWord := 1, IF FAULT THEN YourWorld := 2....

After put the new tag "YourWord" in the Appearance Animation.

Best Regards

Thanks,,

I understood the process of it but as I said I don't have enough enformation about VB. I wonder if you can  write the script for this example in your next answer.🙊

I don't know how should I start a script at all.😔

In more detail:I have a motor with three mode(Run,Stop,Fault)

So,I have three tags for this purpose.

If tag RUN=1 ------>  color of the object=GREEN

If tag FAULT=1------> color of the object=ORANGE

If tag Stop=1-----> color of the object= RED

pleasseeeeee

Hi,

You can try this script (I didn't tested but it should work)

If SmartTags("TAG_RUN")= True Then
SmartTags("MOTOR")= 1
End If

If SmartTags("TAG_FAULT")= True Then
SmartTags("MOTOR")= 2
End If

If SmartTags("TAG_STOP")= True Then
SmartTags("MOTOR")= 3
End If

MOTOR is an internal tag

You execute the script (motor_color for me) when one of the three values change (see attachement)

Good luck

There are a few solutions, but since you don't operate on specific bits in a word for example, but on separate boolean tags, you need to put a little bit more work into it.

First option - create 3 circles with your colors and pile them together. Also, use WinCC options to make sure that the one with highest priority is always in front and follow this pattern. Then, open each circle and go to Animations tab -> Animate Property -> Add New Animation -> (to the right a window with options will open) -> click add property -> select Visible -> in the field Tag write the tag that you have for that color -> then select when you want the circle to be visible (for example if the tag = 1, check the box with visibility).

Do the same thing for the other circles and that's it. You can also make some static circle and put it behind these 3 just to make sure that if none of your tags is set to 1, some default color will still be visible.

Second option would be writing a script. Create one circle with gray background color, name it for example "Circle_1". Then create 3 small I/O fields and put them behind your circle. Connect your 3 tags to your 3 I/O fields. Group these objects and create a scrip on 'Object changed'.

Dim Stop : Stop = SmartTags("STOP")
Dim Fault : Fault = SmartTags("FAULT")
Dim Run : Run = SmartTags("RUN")

If Stop = 1 Then
  ScreenItems("Circle_1").BackgroundColor = RGB(255,0,0) //red
ElseIf Fault = 1 Then
  ScreenItems("Circle_1").BackgroundColor = RGB(255,250,0) //yellow
ElseIf Run = 1 Then
  ScreenItems("Circle_1").BackgroundColor = RGB(0,255,0) //green
Else
  ScreenItems("Circle_1").BackgroundColor = RGB(109,109,109) //default gray
End If

You can of course do it with some other solutions and if you go with scripts, case selections should be even better, but what I wrote is just some example.

Hopefully it works. I'm not 100% sure if 'On Object Changed' events check for dynamized changes in all objects of the group or not, though. If they don't, the second method will probably not work.

Truly yours,
Nattana

Thanks for your helpful answers;)

Finally,I used three move function in Main OB. As a result, I had a tag( in word format). for example if I put 1 in my RUN tag the move function will put number 1 into my word addrees or if I put 1 into my FAULT  tag the move function will put number 2 into that word address. I did this one for all three tags that I wanted. Then, In animation tab I assigned this word tag and choosed RANGE.

 Green color for 1 

Yellow color for 2

and Red color for 3

I think It was the easiest way to do that.😉