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Created by: rdoliveira at: 3/12/2015 5:25 PM (5 Replies)

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rdoliveira Gold Expert Joined: 4/26/2012 Last visit: 12/5/2023 Posts: 1437 Rating: (143)	I use "TIA V13 SP1" and TP1200. I use the "Alarm view" to show my texts of the "Discrete alarms". is there a way to bring up an image when the user clicks a text? How to know which row was clicked? is it possible to get the "ID" of the "Discrete alarms"?
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William_B Posts: 5225 Rating: (1182)	You can configure a text tool tip for each alarm.. but the user should trigger the tool tip to be able to read it. Maybe the Loop-in-Alarm function will suit you better? But yet again the user must trigger it via a standard button.. WinCC Basic V13.0, System Manual, 02/2014 page 3390 Configuring loop-in alarm Introduction A Loop-In-Alarm is configured in order to change to a screen containing relevant information on an alarm received. Requirement ● The screen called by the Loop-In-Alarm has been created. ● The "HMI alarms" editor is open. Procedure To configure a Loop-In-Alarm for an alarm, proceed as follows: 1. Click the tab that contains the alarm for which you want to configure the Loop-In-Alarm. 2. Select the alarm. 3. In the Inspector window, select "Properties > Events > Loop-In-Alarm". 4. Select the "ActivateScreen" system function. 5. Select the screen called by the Loop-In-Alarm as parameter. Result If you click on the "Loop-In-Alarm" button of the alarm view in Runtime, a screen is opened with information on the selected alarm. w
William_B Posts: 5225 Rating: (1182)	Last edited by: William B. at: 3/12/2015 5:55:44 PM Caption is marked "BASIC", yet should still apply.
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rdoliveira Gold Expert Joined: 4/26/2012 Last visit: 12/5/2023 Posts: 1437 Rating: (143)	ok, I'll try.
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rdoliveira Gold Expert Joined: 4/26/2012 Last visit: 12/5/2023 Posts: 1437 Rating: (143)	William B. You can configure a text tool tip for each alarm.. but the user should trigger the tool tip to be able to read it. Maybe the Loop-in-Alarm function will suit you better? But yet again the user must trigger it via a standard button.. WinCC Basic V13.0, System Manual, 02/2014 page 3390 Configuring loop-in alarm Introduction A Loop-In-Alarm is configured in order to change to a screen containing relevant information on an alarm received. Requirement ● The screen called by the Loop-In-Alarm has been created. ● The "HMI alarms" editor is open. Procedure To configure a Loop-In-Alarm for an alarm, proceed as follows: 1. Click the tab that contains the alarm for which you want to configure the Loop-In-Alarm. 2. Select the alarm. 3. In the Inspector window, select "Properties > Events > Loop-In-Alarm". 4. Select the "ActivateScreen" system function. 5. Select the screen called by the Loop-In-Alarm as parameter. Result If you click on the "Loop-In-Alarm" button of the alarm view in Runtime, a screen is opened with information on the selected alarm. w yes, it worked.
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TheBugIsAFeature Regular Member Joined: 7/2/2018 Last visit: 5/22/2023 Posts: 3 Rating: (0)	rdoliveira William B. You can configure a text tool tip for each alarm.. but the user should trigger the tool tip to be able to read it. Maybe the Loop-in-Alarm function will suit you better? But yet again the user must trigger it via a standard button.. WinCC Basic V13.0, System Manual, 02/2014 page 3390 Configuring loop-in alarm Introduction A Loop-In-Alarm is configured in order to change to a screen containing relevant information on an alarm received. Requirement ● The screen called by the Loop-In-Alarm has been created. ● The "HMI alarms" editor is open. Procedure To configure a Loop-In-Alarm for an alarm, proceed as follows: 1. Click the tab that contains the alarm for which you want to configure the Loop-In-Alarm. 2. Select the alarm. 3. In the Inspector window, select "Properties > Events > Loop-In-Alarm". 4. Select the "ActivateScreen" system function. 5. Select the screen called by the Loop-In-Alarm as parameter. Result If you click on the "Loop-In-Alarm" button of the alarm view in Runtime, a screen is opened with information on the selected alarm. w yes, it worked. I tried above but I can't get it to work.. "5. Select the screen called by the Loop-In-Alarm as parameter." I can't find the place to set this also what objects do you have on the screen activated by the loop in alarm event? Could one of you please upload an example project with this? Thank you in advance!
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Prof. Frink Platinum Expert Joined: 7/5/2013 Last visit: 12/5/2023 Posts: 2948 Rating: (482)	Hello TheBugIsAFeature, TheBugIsAFeature I tried above but I can't get it to work.. "5. Select the screen called by the Loop-In-Alarm as parameter." I can't find the place to set this also what objects do you have on the screen activated by the loop in alarm event? Could one of you please upload an example project with this? Thank you in advance! referring to TIA help: TIA help: Loop-in-alarm The "Loop-In-Alarm" event is configurable for discrete alarms and for analog alarms. A system function can be configured at the "Loop-In-Alarm" event, for example, switching to a screen in which you provide more information on the alarm that occurred. Regards, Frink
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