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WinCC flexible ES -- Creating HMI configurations -- Configuring alarms and messages
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Message indicator continues to be displayed despite counter at zero
How do you start a sound file via a script in the WinCC flexible PC Runtime?
How do you establish a direct connection between HMI Panels and frequency converters (SINAMICS and Micromaster)?
How can you determine the bit number in WinCC for the "Trigger address", the "Acknowledgement PLC" bit and the "Acknowledgement HMI" bit for creating bit messages?
Which configuration steps have to be taken in SIMOTION SCOUT and WinCC flexible to enable Alarm_S messages and technological alarms to be displayed in WinCC flexible Runtime?
How do you display ALARM_S or ALARM_D messages with process values (so-called associated values) on a WinCC flexible operator panel?
How do you display messages in WinCC flexible?
How can you evaluate the ACK button on a touch operator panel in WinCC flexible?
How can you have system error messages from a SIMATIC S7-300 / 400 displayed in WinCC flexible?
How do you change and display SIMATIC WinCC flexible system events during configuration?
How can you change the ProTool default alarm window setting in WinCC flexible?
How can I acknowledge alarms in WinCC flexible via the PLC?
Why aren't messages output on the event recorder?
Why isn't the "Message display" shown in the foreground, but is covered by picture objects?
Why are no messages from the S7 diagnostics buffer display in WinCC flexible?
How can you get the diagnostics buffer to be displayed in WinCC flexible?
Which settings need to be made in order to display alarm events after a specified point in time?
How can you create messages with externally preset texts as mass data and process them with Excel in WinCC flexible?
How can you determine the bit number in WinCC for the "Trigger address", the "Acknowledgement PLC" bit and the "Acknowledgement HMI" bit for creating bit messages?
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Instructions
When you create a bit message, a "trigger tag" is created via which a message is triggered later.

PLC ack tag
Via "PLC ack tag" you can acknowledge error messages by way of the controller.
When configuring in WinCC flexible the "trigger address" and the "acknowledge bit" for error messages are assigned automatically.
The address is displayed in the "Trigger address" field or "PLC ack address" field.


Fig. 01

HMI ack tag
The "HMI ack tag" contains the bit that is set by the operator when acknowledging.
When configuring in WinCC flexible the "trigger address" and the "acknowledge bit" for error messages are assigned automatically.
The address is displayed in the "Trigger address" field or "HMI ack address" field.


Fig. 02

MS Excel table "Acknowledge_Allocation_e.xls"
Using the Excel list "Acknowledge_Allocation_e.xls" you can easily specify the "bit addresses" associated with the error messages for

  • "Trigger address"
  • "PLC ack address"
  • "HMI ack address"

in advance. All you have to do is specify the initial address and the length of the array.

Advantage
You do not need to have WinCC flexible open to determine the associated trigger and acknowledge bit for the relevant error number.
This facilitates you work when configuring "Error messages" in the STEP 7 program.

Using the Excel list
 
No. Using the Excel list  
1 Acknowledgment PLC
The Excel list includes two worksheets.
  • Acknowledgment PLC
  • Acknowledgment HMI
  1. Open the "Acknowledgment PLC" worksheet.
  2. Specify the start address of the "Trigger tag".
  3. Click the "Start" button. The values are determined.
  4. Click the "Delete Range" button before starting a new evaluation run.
    The previously output table values are deleted.


Fig. 03

View of the table with the values determined


Fig. 04

2 Acknowledgment HMI
  1. Open the "Acknowledgment HMI" worksheet.
  2. Specify the start address of the "Trigger tag".
  3. Specify the start address of the "HMI ack tag".
  4. Click the "Start" button. The values are determined.
  5. Click the "Delete Range" button before starting a new evaluation run.
    The previously output table values are deleted.


Fig. 05

View of the table with the values determined


Fig. 06

 Attachment 1: Generate_Bitnumber.zip ( 47 KB )  

Keywords
Trigger tag, Acknowledge assignment

 Entry ID:24638486   Date:2011-04-27 
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