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.