Hello, everybody !

SHORTLY :  In Runtime a background of a popping up string in “Alarm View” table is not colored with configured color or not flashing (configured as “flashing” before)

I create the HMI project  for TP1500 Comfort  Operator Panel with WinCC v.13 Comfort/Advanced .

I have no real PLC & OP so I only use PLCSIM and my configuration PC.

I configure the “Alarm View” placed to correspondent screen.

I have set up following (see attachments) :

1.  «HMI alarms» window  – «Analog Alarms» tab – a string with an alarm – Trigger Tag I set to “Tag_1”  -- «Alarm Class» I set to “Errors”.

2.  «HMI alarms» window  – «Alarm Classes» tab – a string with “Errors” Name – "Properties" – General – Color  -- I set the “Backgrounds” and “Flashing” for different statuseson different ways.

3. “Alarms” screen – “Alarm View”  -- "Properties" – General – Alarm Buffer

I start the Runtime Simulation on my configuration PC, move slider for analog “Tag_1” in "PLCSIM", it reaches the limit value and after that I see a new string in a  “Alarm View”.

Seems it looks Ok

BUT

I get  2 additional windows “Unacknowledged alarms” & “Pending Alarms”

INSTEAD

the background of the correspondent string in “Alarm View” table to be colored with relevant color or flashing.

I would not worry if not one and not so good thing.

Those 2 additional windows have a close sign “x” in the window top right corner.

So they can be closed by everyone without necessary authorization before the alarm acknowledgment.

So the acknowledgment loses its sense in that case.

Hi, Murof !

Thanks too much !

Now it works 

But what do you think about this :

"Those 2 additional windows have a “x” (close sign) in the window top right corner.

So they can be closed by everyone without necessary authorization before the alarm acknowledgment.

So the acknowledgment loses its sense in that case."

And also could you take a look here :

https://support.industry.siemens.com/tf/ww/en/posts/why-trend-toolbar-buttons-don-t-work/189324/?page=0&pageSize=10

Regards.