Action at WinCC??

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Ulkucu_Hareket
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Action at WinCC??

Post by Ulkucu_Hareket »

hello!

im new at WinCC at SCADA systems...im trying to learn it myself...but i couldnt solve moving equipments at screens...i mean for example we have a tube or bottle and i want move it from a side from to another side on the conveyor...

how can i do it?


with frames???

or

with VB codes?


and if it ll do with frame how can we do it?

pls can anybody help me?

my msn: turkerotomasyon@hotmail.com
FL

WinCC

Post by FL »

Hi,
A simple way to move an object across the screen is to change the property (Position X) of the object. Below is the configuration to change the position of an object when the value in a tag changes.

1. Select the object
2. Right click and select properties to open the object properties window
3. Select Object Properties->Geometry->Position X
4. Right click to assign to a Tag
5. Assign this tag to a slider and test it. (Test with internal tag)

You can use an internal or external tag and the postion will change depending on the value.Set the limits so that your object will not go offscreen. If you need more sophiscated animation you can do in a C or VBS action.

Hope this information if helpful.
Ulkucu_Hareket
Posts: 26
Joined: Thu Jun 01, 2006 3:02 pm
Location: TURKIYE

Re: WinCC

Post by Ulkucu_Hareket »

FL wrote:Hi,
A simple way to move an object across the screen is to change the property (Position X) of the object. Below is the configuration to change the position of an object when the value in a tag changes.

1. Select the object
2. Right click and select properties to open the object properties window
3. Select Object Properties->Geometry->Position X
4. Right click to assign to a Tag
5. Assign this tag to a slider and test it. (Test with internal tag)

You can use an internal or external tag and the postion will change depending on the value.Set the limits so that your object will not go offscreen. If you need more sophiscated animation you can do in a C or VBS action.

Hope this information if helpful.
Thanks a lot for information my friend...it was so helpfull for me...

best regards