unHMI  1.1.3
unHMI_mainToolbarModule.pnl File Reference

The toolbar module panel of the unHMI. More...

Detailed Description

The toolbar module panel of the unHMI.

The panel builds the new toolbar with the most important buttons to interact with the HMI. These buttons are, from left to right:

  • The Unicos icon: it gives the operator the posibility of configure and manage different aspects of the unHMI. The logo can be customized.
  • The window tree: it displays the tree nodes on the screen or preview modules.
  • The trend tree: it shows the configured trend trees.
  • The alarm list: it provides the status of the alarms that have been defined to the user.
  • The new alarm screen: it gives information about the new generation of alarms.
  • The event list: it provides the status of the events that have been previously configured.
  • The device tree overview: it displays the information about the devices as defined in the tree.
  • The front ends diagnostic: it shows the state, status and description of the front end configurations.
  • The add module button: unHMI_AddModule.pnl, it adds a new module to the HMI view. The maximum number of modules simultaneosly present in the screen is four.
  • The navigation panel display: it shows different customized buttons previously implemented the that can be used to easily navigate between different panels.
  • The print button: it prints the information of the main view module.
  • The screenshot button: it captures the image of the current the view of the screen.
  • The screen layout cascade button: unHMI_screenLayoutButton.xml, it allows the operator to create, load and save the screen view configurations.
  • The lightweight button: it shows or hides the buttons of the toolbar. The lightweight only displays the Unicos icon button, the system status, and the current user, date and time in a reduced (minimized) way.
  • The Beep status: it displays changes on the device status in a visual way (similar to a LED).
  • The System status: unHMI_unSystemStatus.pnl, it displays changes on the current system in a visual way (similar to a LED)
  • The current user, date and time: unHMI_unCurrentUser_text_time_lightweight.pnl, it shows the name of the user that has logged in, the current date and the current time.