Hb160e Hmi Movicon

Manual
VIPA HMI
Movicon
Order no.: VIPA HB160E_TP_SW920

Rev. 09/40
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Manual VIPA HMI
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About this manual Manual VIPA HMI
About this Manual
This Manual describes the Installation, the Deployment and the VIPA
Communication drivers for the deployment of Movicon.
Overview Chapter 1: Installation

This part deals with the installation of Movicon and the components
necessary for the communication such as licensing.
Chapter 2: Deployment
This part provides a more detailed description of Movicons development
surface (workspace). This chapter shall not and cannot replace the
Movicon documentation. Its sole purpose is to illustrate the procedure of
how to create a project and transfer it to your Touch Panel.
Chapter 3: VIPA communication drivers

This part provides a closer description on how to integrate a VIPA
communication driver.
Subject to change to cater for technical progress.

Manual VIPA HMI Contents
Contents
User considerations ................................................................................. 1

Chapter 1 Installation....................................................................... 1-1
Short overview...................................................................................... 1-2
Deployment VIPA Touch Panel with Movicon....................................... 1-3
System Requirements .......................................................................... 1-4
Installation ............................................................................................ 1-5
Licensing .............................................................................................. 1-9
Commissioning Touch Panel with Movicon......................................... 1-10
Chapter 2 Deployment ..................................................................... 2-1
Short overview...................................................................................... 2-2
Operating the Mouse with Movicon ...................................................... 2-3
Creating a Project ................................................................................ 2-4
Workspace ........................................................................................... 2-9
Project variables................................................................................. 2-12
Screens.............................................................................................. 2-15
Commands......................................................................................... 2-21
Alarms................................................................................................ 2-22
Simulations Mode............................................................................... 2-24
Project Transfer ................................................................................. 2-25
Chapter 3 VIPA Communication drivers ......................................... 3-1
MPI driver............................................................................................. 3-2
CAN driver............................................................................................ 3-6
TCP driver .......................................................................................... 3-12
Profibus DP Slave driver .................................................................... 3-16
MPI PC-Adapter driver ....................................................................... 3-19
Appendix ..........................................................................................A-1
Index ....................................................................................................A-1
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Contents Manual VIPA HMI
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Manual VIPA HMI User considerations
User considerations
Objective and This manual describes the Software Movicon. The manual consists of
contents chapters. Every chapter provides the description of one specific topic.
It describes the installation, deployment und communication with Movicon.
This Documentation is targeted at users who have a background in

automation technology and profound knowledge about Windows operating
systems.
Guide to the This manual provides the following guides:

document An overall table of contents at the beginning of the manual
An overview of the topics for every chapter
An index at the end of the manual.
Availability The manual is available in:

printed form, on paper
in electronic form as PDF-file (Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Description [Button] Buttons are put in brackets e.g. [NEXT] or [OK].

conventions [Key] Key entry are put in brackets e.g. [STRG]+[A].
Display Display outputs are illustrated as Courier e.g.
output \flashdisk>
Keyboard Keyboard entries are illustrated as Courier bold e.g.
entry \flashdisk> Dir
Terms Menues, Display elements, terms are italicised.
Icons Important passages in the text are highlighted by following icons and
Headings headings:
Danger!
Immediate or likely danger.
Personal injury is possible.
Attention!
Damages to property is likely if these warnings are not heeded.
Note!
Supplementary information and useful tips.
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User considerations Manual VIPA HMI
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Manual VIPA HMI Chapter 1 Installation
Chapter 1 Installation
Overview This part deals with the installation of Movicon and the components
necessary for the communication such as licensing and commissioning.
Content Topic Page

Chapter 1 Installation....................................................................... 1-1
Short overview...................................................................................... 1-2
Deployment VIPA Touch Panel with Movicon....................................... 1-3
System Requirements .......................................................................... 1-4
Installation ............................................................................................ 1-5
Licensing .............................................................................................. 1-9
Commissioning Touch Panel with Movicon......................................... 1-10
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Chapter 1 Installation Manual VIPA HMI
Short overview
Movicon Movicon is an open HMI/Scada platform that offers users a quick and
simple way to create vertical applications for visualization, the collection of
operational data, logging, maintenance, etc.
With its intuitive user interface and its numerous integrated tools, operating
Movicon is simple for the user.
HMI HMI (Human Machine Interface) are systems for the operation of technical
installations, the observation of processes and the data backup of industrial
manufacturing processes. HMI devices are applied for simple machines
such as packaging machines.
SCADA SCADA systems (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) include, based
on an industrial PC, components for control, analysis, monitoring, storing
and administration of the information flow between the systems of the field
level and the process control level of a company. This guarantees the
connection between the decentral I/O units and the machine controllers as
well as to the office computers of the process control level.
While HMI devices are used for simple control tasks, the highly efficient
SCADA devices are usually applied for complex automation systems.
By means of this device it is possible to represent operational processes in
the form of flow charts. This increases the transparency for its monitoring.
Important operational data are being collected and represented graphically.
In the event of an error, the alarm will immediately be set off and by means
of the respective entry form, you can react on this error.
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Deployment VIPA Touch Panel with Movicon
Overview For the projecting of the Touch Panel with Movicon, Movicon is to be
installed on an external PC. Here, you have the option to create and
simulate your project and to transfer it to your Touch Panel via FTP, TCP
or via the synchronization software "ActiveSync" by Microsoft using a
connection that has been installed beforehand.
Furthermore, you have the option to save your project to memory cards
such as MMC, SD or CF and to transfer it to the Touch Panel by means of
an integrated card slot.
Via a pre-installed runtime version of Movicon at the Touch Panel your
project is run-able.
Data transfer via ActiveSync is a communication software developed by Microsoft especially

ActiveSync for mobile computers to synchronize data between a mobile device and a
PC. Movicon supports the project transfer with ActiveSync.
Connect to PLC By using the according communication driver, the Touch Panel supports
system connecting options to the PLC via MPI, field bus and Ethernet.
Communication During the operation your operating device communicates with the
according PLC and reacts to the application courses in the PLC according
to the configured processes.
Via dialogs configured before, process values may be monitored
graphically, altered and evaluated.
PC
Touch Panel
Movicon
Movicon MMC/SD/CF
Runtime
- ftp-Server
- HTTP-Server
- Telnet
- VNC
MS ActiveSync, FTP, HTTP, Telnet, VNC

Fieldbus, MPI,
Ethernet
PLC
CPU
.
. .
. PLC
.
.
CPU
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System Requirements
Requirements
Development Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003 Server

environment Minimum Celeron 400MHz, 128MB RAM
Recommended: Pentium III 900MHz, 256MB RAM
Runtime Desktop:
environment Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003 Server, Windows Terminal
Server, WinXP Embedded
Windows Tablet Edition:
Minimum Celeron 400MHz, 64MB RAM
Recommended: Pentium III 900MHz
Runtime CE:
Windows CE.Net (CE 4.1, 4.2 oder 5.0), various types of processors, view
current list under www.progea.com
Web Clients:
All Windows operating systems, Linux, Palm, Javaphones. Various types of
processors, view current list under www.progea.com
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Installation
Preparation Insert the Movicon-CD to your drive, click on Setup.exe within the
respective drive, the setup screen will open.
Select a language within the setup. The selection screen will then
appear.
Here, select "Install Movicon11".
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Installation The InstallShield Wizard will install Movicon on your computer. To

Movicon continue, click [Next >].
Within the following window, you can select further languages for the
development environment. Then, click on [Next >].
Accept the License Agreement.
Enter your name and the name of your company.
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Choose the setup type (Typical or Custom) and continue with [Next >].
Click on [Install] within the next window. Now, the installation of Movicon
begins.
Complete the installation with [Finish].
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Movicon is now installed on your PC. Once again, the installation screen
will be displayed. Close it. Now, you can work with Movicon.
Installation If you wish to use "ActiveSync" for the data exchange between your PC
ActiveSync and the Touch Panel, you have to install the program before.
You will find the setup.exe in the file "MS Active Sync" on your Movicon-CD
at "Tools".
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Licensing
User License The window Evaluation Mode will be displayed once on the start of
Movicon.
This program checks the validity of the user license.
VIPA provides the USB licenses (Dongles) for Movicon11. The Movicon11-
dongle also works under MoviconX2.
With [Cancel] you will automatically be directed into the Demo mode. In this
mode, Movicon offers all its functionalities within the development
environment. Within the runtime, the project will be ended every 2 hours.
Once the time has run out, Movicon needs to be saved and restarted.
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Commissioning Touch Panel with Movicon
Attention!
Before commissioning the device must be brought to room temperature.
At condensation the device must be absolutely dry before connected to
power.
To avoid overheat during operation the device must not be laid open to
direct sun light.
After opening the control cabinet or desk, there are parts with possible
dangerous voltage available.
For all signal connections only screened cables are permitted.
Signal cables must not be let within the same cable shaft as high
voltage cables.
User area As soon as the Touch Panel is provided by power supply the Touch Panel
starts with "user area" of the VIPA Startup Manager:
Movicon On delivery the button [Movicon] is shown at the starting screen. With
clicking to [Movicon] the Movicon Runtime is started.
Advanced The button [Advanced] is shown at the starting screen too. Further buttons
and their properties may be configured in the administrator area with the
button [Settings] or freely programmed by means of an XML editor at the
file startup.xml in the directory StartupMngr > flashdisc.
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Administrator With clicking to [Advanced] the administrator area is opened. On delivery

area there are the following buttons:
KuK Tools To permanently store changes within the Registry after PowerOFF-
PowerON the program Kuk Tools is to be used. The program may be
executed by clicking to the button [KuK Tools]. To permanently store the
registry file click at the button [Store] of "Permanent Registry".
Backup With [Backup] the files of the flash disk and the Registry settings may be
stored.
Restore The backed up files may be restored by [Restore].
Normal With this button you may return to the user area.
Control Panel With the button [Control Panel] or with Start > Settings > Control Panel the
system settings like brightness and contrast of the display may be preset or
the display may be re-calibrated.
The system settings are more described in the manual of your Touch Panel
within the operating system description.
Exit The VIPA Startup Manager is closed by [Exit] and the system returns to the
Windows operating system.
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Settings Buttons may be configured with [Settings]. Here buttons may be added ore
removed respectively assigned with programs.
Main
Here general settings may be established.

A new background picture may be loaded at "Background...". With "Font
Color" and "Back Color" the color of the button font and of the button may
be preset. The position of the buttons may be changed by "Position".
Enabling "Run on Startup" with the system start the functions established
at "Settings" are activated.
With disabling "Run on Startup" the Touch Panel starts with the Windows
operating system. The functions preset at "Settings" are ignored.
With enabling "Enable User Interface" the Touch Panel starts with the
Startup Manager, the listed functions of "Copy" and "Execute" are executed
and the program marked with "Autostart" is executed.
If "Enable User Interface" is disabled, the Touch Panel starts without
Startup Manager but in the background the listed functions of "Copy" and

"Execute" are executed. Then the system return to the Windows operating
system. A program marked with "Autostart" is not executed.
Note!
So that the settings remain permanently stored you have to save them with
KuK-Tools > Save Registry.
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Fixed
Here the buttons are listed, which may not be changed in the user
respectively administrator area.
Custom
Here new buttons may be configured and assigned with corresponding

programs.
You may choose "Normal" for the user area or "Advanced" for the
administrator area. With [+] a new button may be added. Designate the
button and click at [...] to assign the button to a program. The button may
be removed with [-].
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Password
The administrator area may be protected by a password. Here you may

enter respectively change the password of the administrator area.
If you click within the user area to the button [Advanced] and a password is
defined, you were prompted to enter the password. If there is no password
defined, the administrator area is opened. On delivery there is no password
preset.
If you have forgot you password by enabling the checkbox "Show
Password" the password may be displayed.
Copy
Here with the startup of the panel files may be copied e.g. from flash disk
to Windows.
The files to be copied are added by [+]. With [-] the corresponding file is
removed from the list. With [...] the file may be downloaded.
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Execute
Here programs may be added, which have to start in the background

during startup e.g. VNC server or transport services.
With enabling the checkbox "Autostart" the program is always executed on
startup after the preset "Delay time".
On delivery the program of your run time version is preset.
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About
Here you may find the current version of the Startup Manager.
Startup.xml The file startup.xml may be found at StartupMngr > flashdisc.

By means of a XML editor the Startup Manager may be individually
adapted.
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Manual VIPA HMI Chapter 2 Deployment
Chapter 2 Deployment
Overview This part provides a more detailed description of Movicons development

surface (Workspace). This chapter shall not and cannot replace the
Movicon documentation. Its sole purpose is to illustrate the procedure of
how to create a project and transfer it to your Touch Panel.
Content Topic Page

Chapter 2 Deployment ..................................................................... 2-1
Short overview ..................................................................................... 2-2
Operating the Mouse with Movicon ...................................................... 2-3
Creating a Project................................................................................. 2-4
Workspace ........................................................................................... 2-9
Project variables................................................................................. 2-12
Screens.............................................................................................. 2-15
Commands......................................................................................... 2-21
Alarms................................................................................................ 2-22
Simulations Mode............................................................................... 2-24
Project Transfer.................................................................................. 2-25
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Chapter 2 Deployment Manual VIPA HMI
Short overview
Overview For the projecting of the Touch Panel with Movicon, Movicon is to be
installed on an external PC. Here, you have the option to create and
simulate your project and to transfer it to your Touch Panel via FTP, TCP or
via the synchronization software "ActiveSync" by Microsoft using a
connection that has been installed before.
Furthermore, you have the option to save your project to memory cards
such as MMC, SD or CF and to transfer it to the Touch Panel by means of
an integrated card slot.
Via a pre-installed runtime version of Movicon at the Touch Panel your
project is run-able.
Data transfer via ActiveSync is a communication platform developed by Microsoft especially

ActiveSync for mobile computers to synchronize data between a mobile device and a
PC. Movicon supports a transfer of the project using ActiveSync.
Connect to PLC By using the according communication driver, the Touch Panel supports
system connecting options to the PLC via MPI, field bus and Ethernet.
Communication During the operation your operating device communicates with the
according PLC and reacts to the application courses in the PLC according
to the configured processes.
Via dialogs configured before, process values may be monitored
graphically, altered and evaluated.
PC
Touch Panel
Movicon
Movicon MMC/SD/CF
Runtime
- ftp-Server
- HTTP-Server
- Telnet
- VNC
MS ActiveSync, FTP, HTTP, Telnet, VNC

Fieldbus, MPI,
Ethernet
PLC
CPU
.
. .
. PLC
.
.
CPU
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Operating the Mouse with Movicon
Navigation The Movicon user interface has been designed to be operated by a mouse.
Due to the complexity of the program, the major part of the functions has
been stored in so-called Roll-Over Menus sorted by groups.
If you slide the cursor over a group, the respective roll-over menu will
automatically be displayed. Once the curser leaves this particular area, the
menu will vanish.
Showing and You will find an overview of all roll-over menus under View. Here, you can
hiding a roll-over activate or deactivate the desired roll-over menu.
menu Within a roll-over menu, you can open or close individual groups using the
buttons and .
Fixing and It is also possible to fix roll-over menus. To do so, click on the icon in
docking a roll-over the upper right corner as illustrated in the picture. The icon will then change
menu to this symbol and the roll-over menu will remain fixed or docked. Now,
you have the option to place the docked menu at any position on the
desktop.
You can deactivate the fixing by clicking on .
Extending the If the object explorer contains more elements than can be represented, the
menu vertically elements will automatically be rolled up and down once you scroll the
cursor over the button or .
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Creating a Project
General If desired, the setup assistant will help you creating the basic settings of a
new project. The settings that have been carried out here can be altered
within the project at any time.
Following, you will find the procedure how to create a new project by
means of the setup assistant:
Creating a new Load Movicon and close all projects.

project by means Start the setup assistant via File > New.
of the setup The following window will open:
assistant
Select Movicon Project for WinCE Systems as the platform for the Touch
Panel on which the project is supposed to run.
The configuration window New Project will now open.
The configuration window includes the following registers which are
described on the following pages:
- Project Name
- User
- Add. Comm. I/O Drivers
- Screens
- Database Settings (ODBC)
- Data Logger and Recipe Settings (ODBC)
- Alarms Properties
The navigation between the registers is to be done by means of the
buttons [Continue] and [Back].
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Project name Enter the desired name to the Register project name.
Provided that you transfer the data with Microsoft ActiveSync to your Touch
Panel, keep in mind that the data with the same directory structure will be
stored under Flashdisk on the Touch Panel.
User In this window you can carry out the security settings on your project, e.g.
providing a password or creating user groups.
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Add. comm. I/O For the selection of the driver settings select the register add. comm. I/O
drivers drivers. Here, you can choose the driver from the driver library that you
would like to include to your program. You can enter the required
parameters at comm. drivers properties.
After this action, all necessary parameters of the communication driver will
be set, e.g. station address or selection of the COM-interface.
Screens In this register, you can have screens being generated automatically. You
can determine whether each picture is to be provided with a title and/or
navigation windows.
Here, as well, you can set the resolution of the display and the background
color for the target project.
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Database settings By means of this window, you inform Movicon about what kind of
(ODBC) connection and which data format you would like to be applied for the
history data base of your project. The settings of the archives can then be
carried out in detail by means of these properties.
Data logger and Within the register data logger and recipe settings (ODBC) you select the
recipe settings automatic setting of the data base format e.g.: MS SQL, MS Access, MS
(ODBC) Excel for all data recordings.
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Alarm settings The window alarm settings is used for the creation of two alarm masks
(analog or digital). Thus, Movicon automatically creates a predefined alarm
processing within the project that is to be created.
The assistant will be closed by [Finish] and the project will be created
according to the parameters.
The following pages describe how to edit an existing project using the
development surface.
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Workspace
Setup The Workspace is divided into the following elements:
1 Project Explorer
Here, you will find all applied elements of the current project sorted
by categories listed in a tree structure. By means of the integrated
filter function you can directly jump to the desired category.
2 Commands window
The commands window is part of the project explorer. Depending on
which element has been selected within the project explorer, all
available user commands are listed, here.
3 Toolbox, Symbol Libraries
Via the toolbox, you have a quick access to objects and symbols.
Here, you will find all elements that are necessary for a graphical
editing of elements within the active window.
The symbol library is a collection of graphical standard symbols.
Here, you can find the graphic elements stored in categories. The
symbol library can be expanded at any time.
4 Properties Window
Here, you can find all available properties of the objects marked in
the active window or the elements selected within the project
explorer.
5 Editing screen graphics area
This window is to be used for the graphical editing of the process
images.
6 Logik Explorer Window
Depending on the element you selected, you can enter an
executable script in VBA or IL logic for this element. The logic will be
executed once the respective element is visible.
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Filter functions The filter functions enable a quick navigation within the project explorer in a
comprehensive project. By means of the filter functions you have a quick
access to the following categories:
Symbol Category Description

Entry field The entry field is located directly under-
neath the symbol bar. Here, you can
directly apply the filter function to the
element of a category.
Filter refresh By means of this function, you can search
an element within a previously selected
category if you have entered its denotation
to the entry field. All irrelevant elements
will be hidden within the respective
category.
Variables (tags) Here, you can define the variables for your
project. The entry dynamic under proper-
ties e.g. offers the option to provide your
variable with a value from your PLC
system.
Struct prototypes In this area, you can define types, which
you can then allocate to a variable under
type within the properties.
Comm.drivers Here, you will find a list of all commu-
nication drivers that are used for your
project.
Users and Here the user respectively the user group
Usergroups administration may be accessed to define
the access rights to your project.
Dataloggers and This category is used for the documen-
Recipes tation and administration of recipes.
Alarms and With this filter, you will directly get to the
Messages alarm administration of your project.
Project By means of this filter, you will get to the

beginning of the tree structure of a project.
Child projects Within a project, you can jump to a

subproject using this filter.
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Project properties By selecting the respective elements within the project explorer, the
corresponding properties will be displayed in the dialog window properties.
To display the project properties, double click on the beginning of the tree
structure of a project within the project explorer. The properties dialog
window will then automatically open.
You can also select the beginning of the tree structure and address the
properties via the context menu.
The project properties offer you the option to determine or alter the
following project properties:
Coded data backup

Pre-selection of the operating system for the target project (WinCE)
Determining the project paths
Setting of the startup behavior (runtime)
Safety of the operational system access
Setting of the history data base
Tracking of the history settings
Project structure Movicon projects consist of individual standard XML files. Each project
(element, object, variable, etc.) can be displayed or edited with Windows
Office Programs or an XML editor.
You have also the option to integrate objects or elements of a Microsoft
application to Movicon.
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Project variables
Overview The variables of Movicon represent the real-time data base for all
resources and logics of your project.
You can represent or collect variables of your PLC, process them and
eventually return them to the PLC.
Variables can be combined with objects or each resource of your project or
with each other using the logic.
The real-time data base offers the following options:
Dynamic connecting of variables of the project with variables from the
machine by means of a communication driver.
Dynamic connecting of local variables with variables of a network server
via TCP/IP.
Dynamic connecting of local variables with data fields of an ODBC date
base.
Dynamic connecting of variables with OPC Clients/Server applications
by means of OPC standards. The variable data base can take over the
OPC server functions while the OPC editor within the project enables the
connection as OPC client.
Creating a variable To create variable follow the following procedure:

Click on real time DB within the project explorer:
Now, select the command add a new variable (tag)... from the instruction
list (below) or via the context menu.
Enter a clear name for the variable. The new variables will then be
pasted into the list of variables:
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General properties You will get to the properties window by double clicking on the variable.
Under general you can e.g. allocate a type to the variable. You can resort
to a predefined type or allocate a type defined via the list structure
prototypes.
Dynamic properties If you want to allocate a value from your PLC system to a variable, this
needs to be carried out via the value dynamic ... within the properties
window.
With the tag browser you have access to all network resources and all PLC
systems that are connected via communication drivers.
Provided that you integrated a station via a communication driver, you can
allocate a physical address of your station to a variable.
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Importing In order to import variables directly from the PLC data base select the
variables directly corresponding driver within the project window and execute the instruction
from the PLC Import update variables from PLC data base in the instruction window.
Preselect a data type that correlates to the data base (.sdf or .il). The
window import device variables will now open and allow you to select all or
a part of the variables that the PLC data base contains.
Confirm the operation with [Import]. Movicon will now begin with the:
creation of the variables within the Movicon project that have the same
name and type of the PLC data base.
allocation of the relative physical address of each variable.
If you apply this function the project variable data base will automatically be
created within a few seconds and completed by the physical address of the
device.
Each dynamic property of the tag will be displayed by means of the
following syntax.
[DRV]PC Adapter.Sta=Default Station|Addr=M265.0|Typ=0
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Screens
Overview Screens are the basic resources for the realization of Movicons graphic
interface.
By means of screens it is possible to use graphic instructions especially for
the visualization of a (part) process for animations that are linked to field
variables.
It is e.g. possible to visualize or control a filed value or to influence a
process.
Screens are stored within the project explorer under screens.
Paste screen Select the directory Screens within the project explorer.
Select the instruction Insert a new Screen in the project within the
instruction window.
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A new screen will be pasted and displayed on the desktop.
Screen properties You can alter the basic settings of a screen via the properties window at
any time. You can open this window by double clicking on the screen or by
executing the instruction properties via the context menu.
Screen on start You have the option to define a screen as the startup screen. To do so, call
the properties of the project.
You can define the startup screen under Execution > Startup Screen.
Adding graphic You can paste graphic elements to a screen from the following
elements components:
Toolbox
In addition to the basic shapes such as lines, geometric shapes and text
here, you will find switches, sliders, display elements and under advanced
shapes grouped elements sorted by type and function.
To place an element from the toolbox, select this element and click on the
position on your screen where you would like to have it placed.
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Symbol Libraries
In the symbol library you will find a library with graphic symbols sorted by
themes, which you can directly transfer to your process window. These are
complex vector graphics with style, animation and execution properties.
The library may any time be extended.
To place an element from the symbol library select this element and drag it
with your mouse button pressed down to your process image and release
the button at the desired position. A pasted symbol can be scaled to any
size by dragging the frame.
Properties graphic You can change the settings of each pasted element via the properties
elements window. Next to the general properties you will also find style and
animation properties.
Creating a Add a composed object e.g. consisting of 2 ellipses and 1 rectangle as one
composed symbol group to the symbol library by the following procedure described below:
Select the rectangle within your toolbox from the area basic shapes. The
rectangle will be pasted once you made a mouse click at the desired
position on your process image.
Repeat this procedure with the ellipses.
Mark the 3 pasted elements by sliding over them with your mouse button
pressed down.
To group them to one symbol, select Symbol > Group via the menu
Symbol or the context menu.
With Symbol > Add to library, you can add this symbol to your library.
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Creating Movicon provides the option to represent objects animated. You will find all
animations settings for animation of an object within the object properties under
dynamics. The animation contains the alteration of the represented picture
such as color and scaling up to moving objects along a preset path
depending on variables.
Dynamic colors Following the below procedure you can e.g. assign a dynamic background
color to an object:
Select the symbol that is to be filled.

Select the group dynamics under properties and here background color.
Check off enable background color.
Select under variable back color [...] the variable that is to be used as
the background color. Under edit background list ... you can allocate
activation thresholds and colors to the values.
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Movement Following the below procedure you can move your objects depending on a
variable on your process image along a path:
Select the object that is to be moved and place it on the start position.
Select the group animation under properties and here composed
movement.
Check off enable composed movement.
Select under Variable the variable that is to be moved. You can define
the area for the movement under start-/endvalue.
To preset a path click on edit path [...].

Move the object to the end position. In doing so, you will draw a
connecting path between the two positions.
Now, you have the possibility to define breakpoints. If you double click
on a position of the path you will insert a drag point that you can drag to
the desired position.
Repeat this procedure for each drag point until you have finally created
your desired path.
Press the [ESC] button once you are finished.
With reset path [...] you can delete the movement path.
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Scaling Depending on a variable you can define the size of an object. The current
size of the object corresponds to the maximum size of the object. The
scaling is to be carried out as follows:
Select the object that is to be scaled and drag it to the desired maximum
size.
Go under properties to the group dynamics and here to scaling.
Check off enable dynamic scaling.
Select under scaling variable the variable that is to be scaled. You can
define the area for the scaling under start-/end value.
Define via scale direction into which direction the object is to be scaled.
Confirm with 9.
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Commands
Executing Via the group execution under properties you can assign a command or
commands on whole command groups to an object.
an object
Select the desired switch element.

Go to the group execution under properties.
Select execute commands under command type
Open the command list by clicking on [...] of commands on ....
Select the respective command or create a new command with new
command.
Enter the desired variable and determine the action such as setting,
resetting, changing, display of virtual keyboards, etc..
Close each dialog window with 9.
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Alarms
Overview Alarms are objects of a project. Via the properties, you can indicate a name
and the relation to a variable for each alarm.
You can define the set off of each alarm via alarm thresholds, which you
can store under each respective alarm.
Each alarm will be listed in an alarm window once it has been set off. You
can place the alarm window as an object from the toolbox on your process
image.
Inserting alarm Click on alarm list within the project window and select the command
objects add a new alarm.
Enter the name of the variable in properties to which the alarm refers.
You can control the monitoring of the alarm by indicating an activation
variable.
With add a new alarm threshold you define on which variable value the
alarm is to be set off. You can also indicate a dynamic threshold value in
case of which the alarm activation value derives from the content of
another variable.
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Showing alarm list In the toolbox you will find the alarm window under advanced shapes. It is a
pre-assembled dialog window for the listing and editing of alarms.
The alarm window is to be placed by following the below procedure:
Open the desired process image.
Click on alarm window within the toolbox under advanced shapes.
Click on the position within your process image at which you would like
to place the alarm window. Keep the mouse button pressed and drag the
alarm window to the desired size.
Via properties you can customize the represented image of the alarm
window.
Displaying alarm An event protocol is automatically being created for each project. Among
history other things, the protocol stores alarms for tracking purposes. You can
define the recording modalities and the data base management within the
project properties under historical log settings.
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Simulations Mode
Overview Movicon has an integrated complex simulator, which allows the control of
your Movicon projects without the Touch Panel. Depending on the applied
version the simulator starts in demo or permanent mode.
Simulation mode You can start the simulator by clicking on . You will then be asked to
save your project. After you have saved your project it will be carried out by
your simulator. Here, among other things you can test configured actions
such as commands, animations, alarm behavior, etc..
With , you return to Design mode.
Symbol Description
Runs the current process.
Interrupts the execution without returning into design mode.

However, you can continue to operate your process images.
Cancels the simulation and returns to design mode.
Shows or hide the local project view. The current values of a

selected object are listed, here.
Shows or hides the statistic project view. The runtimes of your
project resources are displayed in adjustable intervals, here.
Within watch project view you can determine current values of
your project.
Shows or hide the script watch view.
Open an alarm script debugger.
Shows or hide the project IL logic view.
Shows or hide the local IL logic view.
Show or hide the soft logic debug view.
Open a screen.
Lists the current script of your project
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Project Transfer
Overview Click on your project within the Movicon project explorer.

Select the instruction upload project to device/FTP
the dialog window upload... will open. Here, you have the following
options to transfer your project to your Touch Panel:
- FTP via Ethernet
- Active Sync via USB/Ethernet
- TCP via Ethernet
Provided below is the description of the procedures:
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Transferring Connect your Touch Panel via an Ethernet cable to the network that
via FTP your PC belongs to.
Switch on the Touch Panel.
Once your Touch Panel is connected via Ethernet you can put out data
via the IP address.
Click on your project within the Movicon project explorer.
Select the instruction upload project to device/FTP
the dialog window upload... will open.
Select PlugIn Type FTP.

Enter the following data:
Server: IP address of the Touch Panel
User Name: wince
Password: vipatp
Upload Path: Data path for the storage of the project. If no path has
been entered, the project will be stored within RAM
and will be deleted when being switched off.
The table below shows the options for a permanent

storage:
Drive Target
flashdisk Internal Flashdisk
sdmmc card SD/MMC memory card
storage card Compactflash memory card (CF)
hard disk USB stick
With [Upload Project], your project will be transferred to the target drive via
ftp and the current status will be displayed under progress... .
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Transferring via ActiveSync is a communication platform developed by Microsoft especially

MS ActiveSync for mobile computers to synchronize data between a mobile device and a
PC via USB res. Ethernet. Many developer tools res. SCADA project-
engineering tools use ActiveSync for the data transfer.
Preparation Before you may access the Touch Panel from the PC via ActiveSync you
have to install it at the PC.
ActiveSync is freeware and may be downloaded from www.microsoft.de.
ActiveSync Download the ActiveSync from the Microsoft website and start the file
installation MSASYNC.EXE.
The following dialog window appears:
Start the installation with [Next].

Choose an installation directory and click on [Next].
ActiveSync is installed.
Establish After the installation the dialog window establish connection is opened. If
connection your Touch Panel shall be available via Ethernet you have to install a point-
to-point connection first.
Start the search run with [Next]:
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Install partnership Now you may install a partnership via a USB connection with the following
for USB communi- approach:
cation Connect your Touch Panel via the "Device"-USB-B jack with your PC
and turn on the Touch Panel. The USB device (Touch Panel) is
recognized and the dialog window new partnership opens.
Choose "yes" that you want to fix a partnership and push [Next].
In the now opening window, de-activate all synchronization settings and
click on [Next]:
[Finish] establishes the partnership.
Now, you can access your Touch Panel via USB using ActiveSync.
Note!
To keep the settings also after power on, you have to store them to the
registry with START > Programs > KuK Tools > Save Registry.
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Install partnership Please regard, Ethernet communication is only supported by ActiveSync up

via Ethernet to Version 3.8.
If your Touch Panel shall be available via Ethernet you have to install a
partnership for USB communication first like shown above. Afterwards you
may configure a partnership for Ethernet communication after the following
approach:
To enable the Touch Panel to be accessed via Ethernet you have to

activate the option "enable network connection" in ActiveSync via
File > Connection Settings:
Disconnect the USB cable of the Touch Panel.

Confirm the message that the device could not be found.
Start the communication program required for ActiveSync at the Touch
Panel via START > Programs > Communication > Act.Sync Netw and
click on [Connect].
Now you may access the Touch Panel with ActiveSync via Ethernet.
Note!
To keep the settings also after power on, you have to store them to the
registry with START > Programs > KuK Tools > Save.
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Project transfer The project transfer from Movicon via ActiveSync requires that your Touch
via ActiveSync Panel is connected to your PC by means of a Partnership via USB or
Ethernet and that the communication program Act.Sync Netw has been
started on your Touch Panel.

Select the command upload project to device/ftp
the dialog window upload... will open.
Select PlugIn-Typ MS ActiveSync.

Determine the directory under which you would like to have your project
stored under upload device path.
[Upload Project] will carry out the scanning of the drive. Here, you have
the following options:
Drive Target
flashdisk Internal Flashdisk
hard disk USB stick
network My Device - Warning! Non permanent!
Once you have selected the desired drive your project will be transferred
via ftp to the target drive and the current status will be displayed under
progress... .
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Transferring via Connect your Touch Panel via an Ethernet cable to the network that
TCP your PC belongs to.
Switch on the Touch Panel.
Start the service CEUploadServer.exe on your Touch Panel
either manually within the Movicon-Runtime-Folder on Flashdisk or SD
or via the Startup Manager.
Select the command upload project to device/FTP
the dialog window upload ... will open.
Select PlugIn Type TCP.

Enter the IP address of your Touch Panel under server.
Determine the directory under which you would like to have your project
stored under upload device path.
[Upload Project] will carry out the scanning of the drive.
At least one SD memory card must be inserted or one of the Touch
Panels that are applied must include an internal SD memory card.
The table below shows the options for a permanent storage:
Drive Target
flashdisk Internal Flashdisk(not recommended)
hard disk USB stick
Your project will now be transferred to the target drive via TCP and the
current status will be displayed under progress... .
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Manual VIPA HMI Chapter 3 VIPA Communication drivers
Chapter 3 VIPA Communication drivers
Overview This part provides a closer description on how to integrate a VIPA

communication driver.
Content Topic Page

Chapter 3 VIPA Communication drivers ......................................... 3-1
MPI driver............................................................................................. 3-2
CAN driver............................................................................................ 3-6
TCP driver .......................................................................................... 3-12
Profibus DP Slave driver .................................................................... 3-16
MPI PC-Adapter driver ....................................................................... 3-19
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Chapter 3 VIPA Communication drivers Manual VIPA HMI
MPI driver
Overview The following part describes how to integrate a VIPA MPI driver.
To do so, follow the below procedure:
Execute the command add a new comm. I/O driver under real time DB
Select VIPA embedded MPI and add with [OK].
Select the driver VIPA MPI and click within the properties on settings
Insert a new station by confirming add in comm.driver settings under
stations and carry out the respective settings.
The interconnection with a variable in Movicon is to be done via General >
dynamic within the variables properties.
Inserting driver New communication drivers (I/O driver) can always be inserted to a project
by following the below procedure:
Select your project within the project explorer.
Select the command add a new comm. I/O driver from the commands
window.
You will find the VIPA MPI driver under VIPA > VIPA Embedded MPI.
Select this driver and include it to your project by confirming [OK].
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Driver You will get to the driver configuration by selecting the driver and executing
configuration settings on the properties window.
In this setting dialog, you can create PLC stations that are to be integrated
by means of the driver, by clicking on Add within the register stations.
Enter the station name and the MPI Address, here.
Confirm your entry with [OK].
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Dynamic Assigning a value from your PLC system to a variable, which is to be

properties transferred via MPI is to be carried out via [...] at dynamic within the
properties window of the variable.
By means of the tag browser you have access to all network resources and
PLC systems connected via communication drivers.
Select the driver VIPA MPI within the register comm.I/O drivers and click
on [Add/Edit].
Here, you can define the area, e.g. MW, DB, etc. which is to be
transferred via MPI.
Confirm with [OK].
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Device address Applied data area types:
Description Area Data type

Peripheries P (P) Byte, Word, Dword
Input E (I) Bit, Byte, Word, Dword
Output A (Q) Bit, Byte, Word, Dword
Memory M (M) Bit, Byte, Word, Dword
Data Block D (D) Bit, Byte, Word, Dword
Timer T (T) Dword
Counter Z (C) Word
Example:
EB10
PW124
M13.5
MW145
DB12.DBD220
DB32.DBX21.7
T45
Z87
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CAN driver
Overview The VIPA CAN Movicon driver has been developed with an integrated CAN
interface specifically for VIPA HMI devices. It is used for the
communication with other CAN devices.
The integration of it is to be carried out as follows:
Execute the command add a new comm. I/O driver under real time DB.
Select VIPA CAN and add it by confirming [OK].
Select the driver VIPA CAN and click on settings within the properties.
Dynamic within the variables properties.
window.
Select the driver and include it to your project by confirming [OK].
Note!
The VIPA CAN driver is not on the VIPA driver list.
Please contact the VIPA Touch Panel Hotline!
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Driver You will get to the driver configuration by selecting the driver and executing
configuration settings on the properties window.
This register describes the general properties of the CAN driver.
Address This parameter indicates the CAN address of the Movicon device within the
CAN network.
Area: 1 ... 127
Transmission rate Here, you set the communication rate of the network. The driver supports
the following standard network CAN bit rates:
1000 kBaud
800 kBaud
500 kBaud
250 kBaud
125 kBaud
50 kBaud
20 kBaud
10 kBaud
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Station properties This group of properties defines the specific station properties of the driver
communication.
NodeID This entry specifies the NodeID of the CAN device with which it is to be
communicated. The address at the CAN must be unique.
Area: 1 ... 127
SDO-Channel SDO (Service Data Object) protocols provide the write and read access to
the entries of the object directory. Each CANopen device must support an
SDO channel. Some CANopen devices support more than one SDO
channel.
Area: Channel 1, Channel 2
The COB Identifiers for read and write access are:
Channel 1:
- Transmit-SDO1: 0x600 + NodeID
- Receive-SDO1: 0x580 + NodeID
Channel 2:
- Transmit-SDO2: 0x640 + NodeID
- Receive-SDO2: 0x5C0 + NodeID
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PDO Parameter Each station has 18 PDOs for the exchange of process data. Each PDO
consist of a maximum of 8 data bytes. There are 10 Tx Transmit-PDOs
available for input data and 10 Rx Receive-PDOs for output data.
The PDOs are named from the Touch Panels prospective:
Receive-PDOs (RxPDOs) are received by the Touch Panel and contain
input data from the other CAN device.
Transmit PDOs (TxPDOs) are sent by the Touch Panel and contain output
data to the other CAN device.
CobID Identifier of the CAN message.
Area: 0x180 to 0x57F
Length Length of the CAN message.
Area: 1 ... 8

properties transferred via CAN is to be carried out via the value dynamic within the
Select the driver VIPA CAN within the register comm.I/O driver and click
on [Add/Edit].
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Within the task properties, select Type > Input/Output for

SDO-Transfer, Input for Rx-PDOs and Exception Output for Tx-PDOs.
Confirm with [OK].
SDOs Description Area Data type

S/Index/SubIndex Index (16bit) Byte, Word,
SubIndex (8bit) Dword
C/LENZE-CodeNumber/ LENZE-CodeNumber (16bit) Byte, Word,
LENZE-SubCode LENZE-SubCode (8bit) Dword
D/LENZE-CodeNumber/ LENZE-CodeNumber (16bit) Byte, Word,
LENZE-SubCode/MulDiv LENZE-SubCode (8bit) Dword
MulDiv (16bit)
Example:
S/0x1000/0
S/4096/1
S/0x6200/0x12
C/988/0
C/2500/67
D/988/0/1000
D/2500/67/10000
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Rx-PDOs Description Area Data type

R1/Offset Offset: 0 ... 7 Byte, Word, Dword
Offset: 0 ... 7 Byte, Word, Dword
R9/Offset Offset: 0 ... 7 Byte, Word, Dword
Tx-PDOs Description Area Data type

T1/Offset Offset: 0 ... 7 Byte, Word, Dword
Offset: 0 ... 7 Byte, Word, Dword
T9/Offset Offset: 0 ... 7 Byte, Word, Dword
Example:
T1/0
T1/2
R4/5
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TCP driver
Overview In this part, we will explain how to integrate an TCP driver.

Select Ethernet TCP and add it by confirming [OK].
Select the driver TCP and click on settings within the properties.
Insert driver New communication drivers (I/O driver) can always be inserted to a project
window.
You will find the VIPA TCP driver under VIPA > Ethernet TCP. Select
this driver and include it to your project by confirming [OK].
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Driver You will get to the driver configuration by selecting the driver and
configuration executing settings on the properties window.
In this setting dialog, you can create PLC stations that are to be
integrated by means of the driver, by clicking on Add within the register
stations.
Enter the station name and the IP Address of the CPU, here.
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properties transferred via TCP is to be carried out via [...] at dynamic within the
Select the driver VIPA TCP within the register comm.driver and click on
[Add/Edit...].
transferred via TCP.
Confirm with [OK].
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Timer T (T) Dword
Counter Z (C) Word
Example:
EB10
PW124
M13.5
MW145
DB12.DBD220
DB32.DBX21.7
T45
Z87
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Profibus DP Slave driver
Overview This part describes how to integrate a VIPA Profibus DP slave driver. The
Profibus DP slave driver can only be applied for VIPA 10" Touch Panels
from hardware issue status 3 and 12" Touch Panels.
Note!
The usage of this driver requires the prior integration of the GSD file
VIPA0B3F.gsd within the SIMATIC Manager.
You will find this GSD file on www.vipa.de in the service area under
Download.
To integrate a Profibus DP slave driver proceed as follows:

Select VIPA Profibus DP slave and add it with [OK].
Select the driver VIPA Profibus DP slave and click on settings within the
properties.
window.
You will find the VIPA MPI driver under VIPA > VIPA Profibus DP Slave.
Select this driver and include it to your project by confirming [OK].
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stations.
Enter the station name, here, and the Profibus address of the controller
under IP address.
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Select the driver VIPA Profibus DP slave within the register comm. I/O
drivers and click on [Add/Edit...].
Confirm with [OK].
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MPI PC-Adapter driver
Overview In this part, we will explain how to integrate a VIPA PC adapter driver.
Execute the command add a new comm. I/O driver under real time DB
Select MPI PC adapter driver and add it by confirming [OK]
Select the driver PC adapter and click on settings within the properties.
window.
You will find the VIPA PC adapter driver under VIPA > MPI PC adapter
driver. Select this driver and include it to your project by confirming [OK].
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stations.
Check the settings of the serial interface and change them if necessary.
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Select the driver PC adapter within the register comm.I/O drivers and
click on [Add/Edit...].
transferred via MPI.
Confirm with [OK].
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Timer T (T) Dword
Counter Z (C) Word
Example:
EB10
PW124
M13.5
MW145
DB12.DBD220
DB32.DBX21.7
T45
Z87
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Manual VIPA HMI Index
Appendix
A Index
A O
ActiveSync .................................. 2-27 Operating mouse.......................... 2-3
Alarms......................................... 2-22
P
C
Partnership ................................. 2-28
CAN driver .................................... 3-6 Profibus DP Slave driver ............ 3-16
Commands ................................. 2-21 Project variables ......................... 2-12
Commissioning ........................... 1-10
Creating project ............................ 2-4 S
Screens ...................................... 2-15
D
Short overview.............................. 1-2
Deployment................................... 2-1 Simulations Mode ....................... 2-24
Overview............................1-3, 2-2 Startup behavior ......................... 1-10
Driver Startup Manager......................... 1-10
CAN .......................................... 3-6 System requirements ................... 1-4
MPI ........................................... 3-2
MPI PC Adapter...................... 3-19 T
Profibus DP Slave................... 3-16 TCP driver .................................. 3-12
TCP ........................................ 3-12
U
I
Upload project ............................ 2-25
Installation................................. 4, 1-1 ActiveSync.............................. 2-27
ActiveSync ................................ 1-8 FTP......................................... 2-26
Movicon .................................... 1-5 TCP ........................................ 2-31
Preparation ............................... 1-5
V
L
VIPA communication drivers ........ 3-1
Licensing....................................... 1-9
W
M
Workspace ................................... 2-9
MPI driver ..................................... 3-2
MPI PC-Adapter driver................ 3-19
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About this Manual

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Subject to change to cater for technical progress.

User considerations ................................................................................. 1

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Guide to the This manual provides the following guides:

Availability The manual is available in:

Description [Button] Buttons are put in brackets e.g. [NEXT] or [OK].

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Content Topic Page

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Deployment VIPA Touch Panel with Movicon

Data transfer via ActiveSync is a communication software developed by Microsoft especially

MS ActiveSync, FTP, HTTP, Telnet, VNC

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Development Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 2003 Server

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Here, select "Install Movicon11".

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Installation The InstallShield Wizard will install Movicon on your computer. To

Accept the License Agreement.

Enter your name and the name of your company.

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Complete the installation with [Finish].

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Commissioning Touch Panel with Movicon

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Administrator With clicking to [Advanced] the administrator area is opened. On delivery

Restore The backed up files may be restored by [Restore].

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Here general settings may be established.

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Here new buttons may be configured and assigned with corresponding

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The administrator area may be protected by a password. Here you may

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Here programs may be added, which have to start in the background

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Startup.xml The file startup.xml may be found at StartupMngr > flashdisc.

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Overview This part provides a more detailed description of Movicons development

Content Topic Page

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Data transfer via ActiveSync is a communication platform developed by Microsoft especially

MS ActiveSync, FTP, HTTP, Telnet, VNC

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Operating the Mouse with Movicon

You can deactivate the fixing by clicking on .

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Creating a new Load Movicon and close all projects.