WinCC Graphic Resize to fit to screen option

Hello,

We are doing one project migration in WinCC. Version is 7.4sp1. In New hardware resolution is not matching with old PC. With os project editor, we could make the screen fit to current resolution. But the difference in resolution area remaining unfilled. 

That is , in old PC, it's full screen with graphics fit to entire screen.

In new pc- Now with os project editor, it's coming as full screen; but graphics is there only up to 80% of the screen. 

Is there any way to change this ?

( If you observed in TIA HMI project, if you change the HMI with different size, there is an option for visualisation as- fit to screen. So that if you use the HMI of higher/lower screen size, graphics will get adjusted automatically. No need to make objects smaller or bigger manually). Similar option available in WinCC ?

vipz

( If you observed in TIA HMI project, if you change the HMI with different size, there is an option for visualisation as- fit to screen. So that if you use the HMI of higher/lower screen size, graphics will get adjusted automatically. No need to make objects smaller or bigger manually). Similar option available in WinCC ?

 Hi

Yes, you have it.

Go to Computer Properties --> Graphics Runtime

Windows Atributes --> Adapt Picture

Hi JM,

Thank you for the answer.

I will check and revert here.

Hi JM,

I have one more requirement.

I have server- client architecture in WinCC 7.4sp1.

In one screen, we are displaying local computer system property such as memory usage, pc name, user logged etc. Some of this values are displaying in trend format. In SERVER pc it's working ok. In client pc , it was showing server PC details. So we modified the io field by adding @pclocal::tagname ( server prefix?) in front of the tag for io field assignment. After that io field part become ok. But in trend, we are not able to get data from local pc.

Site condition-

1. Integrated project with step7

2. Client is having project.

3. We cannot use os project editor ( it's kind of migration and customer don't want to change the look)

How can we do this ?

JM76

 

vipz

( If you observed in TIA HMI project, if you change the HMI with different size, there is an option for visualisation as- fit to screen. So that if you use the HMI of higher/lower screen size, graphics will get adjusted automatically. No need to make objects smaller or bigger manually). Similar option available in WinCC ?

 Hi

Yes, you have it.

Go to Computer Properties --> Graphics Runtime

Windows Atributes --> Adapt Picture

 Dear JM,

I tried your suggestion today, but still issue is same.

In actual backup, resolution is higher and am not at site. Currently am trying in test pc where resolution is less. So with os project editor, I set as per my PC's resolution and run os project editor. Before that I checked adapt picture option in computer property. After this, the home page adjusted as per the pc resolution once runtime start. But when I navigate to other screen, picture is not proper. Sliders are appears and need to slide to see the full graphics.

So what could be the problem?

Hi

I don´t know but this could be a problem. If you have pictures Windows, you must check adapt picture too.  So be sure you have this propertie to true.

Regards

Hi,

Yes , picture window is there. So which adapt picture option I need to check ? Can u pls post a photo 

vipz

Hi,

Yes , picture window is there. So which adapt picture option I need to check ? Can u pls post a photo 

 Hi

Yes, take a look

Regards

Hello vipz,

I am  facing same resolution problem while migration of Wincc Project. if you know the solution, Please share it..

Thank you 

NDIP

At the left side under project tree,

under HMI, there is a run time setting,

click on RUN TIME SETTINGS, open that RT settings,

select General, select your screen resolution, according to your display properties.

you can see your screen resolution on desktop by right click, select display setting & see the resolution of your display.

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