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How to Set open Analog Input Location

Created by: mdzwick at: 5/25/2011 8:14 PM (7 Replies)

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5/25/2011 8:14 PM	Rate (0)
mdzwick Posts: 6 Rating: (0)	How to Set open Analog Input Location What can I add this script to set where the input box opens to avoid the attached display? PCS7 ver 7.1 SP1 #include "apdefap.h"void OnClick(char* lpszPictureName, char* lpszObjectName, char* lpszPropertyName){ BOOL bOperation5; char* lpszTag; char* lpszStructureIdentifier; // if the tag is part of a tag structure, then enforce user authorization // otherwise, its a single tag, and always allow edits lpszTag = GetLinkedVariable(lpszPictureName, lpszObjectName, "Tag"); lpszStructureIdentifier = strstr(lpszTag,"."); if (lpszStructureIdentifier) { bOperation5 = PCS7_CheckPermission(lpszTag , 5); if (!bOperation5) { MessageBox(NULL, "Error: User does not have authorization to edit this tag value.", "Error", MB_OK\|MB_ICONEXCLAMATION\|MB_SETFOREGROUND\|MB_SYSTEMMODAL); return; } } Common_OpenRawAnalogInput(lpszPictureName,lpszObjectName);} Attachment Analog Inout.JPG (186 Downloads)
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5/26/2011 11:00 AM	Rate (0)
Silent Bob Posts: 836 Rating: (100)	Hi, you can use the WinCC functions SetLeft and SetTop to change the position of a object. SetTop(lpszPictureName,lpszObjectName,lTop);//Return-Type: BOOL
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5/26/2011 2:01 PM	Rate (1)
Phantom75 Posts: 2661 Rating: (279)	Hi mdzwick, For APL blocksin the block icon you can select default position to "No" and specify the faceplate open position. This can be done form each instance and is better that modyfing the standard script. Regards
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5/26/2011 3:19 PM	Rate (0)
mdzwick Posts: 6 Rating: (0)	Thanks Silent Bob; however this command moves the I/O field up on the screen then when clicked on the analog input is visible. What I have are I/O fields along the bottom of the screen and when selected the analog input box is off the screen. Is there a way to open this box so it is on the screen without moving the I/O field?
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5/30/2011 6:07 AM	Rate (1)
Yoga Shankar Posts: 288 Rating: (22)	hello zwick, i can see that the OS window is not the full screen default. Since i see scroll bars, i suggest you use the "adapt picture " option in the project startup properties of the wincc explorer.
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5/31/2011 5:57 PM	Rate (0)
mdzwick Posts: 6 Rating: (0)	The only reason for the scroll bars is I minimized the screen for the purpose of the screen snag. Thanks for you input anyway.
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6/1/2011 7:44 AM	Rate (0)
Yoga Shankar Posts: 288 Rating: (22)	hello mdzwick, could you post the screenshots of your project runtime in fullscreen mode, one without the face plate open and one with the faceplate open? I guess, your project is running on/planned for a touchscreen HMI. Otherwise, all faceplates can be dragged and moved by default in a PCS7 OS runtime. By the way, is this the std faceplate or a customised faceplate? in addition, have you written any action script for opening it or is it opened by the "openfaceplateV6()" function which is the default way (it calls the faceplate based on the object name of the block icon).
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