Graphs And Charts - Omron CX-Supervisor Getting Started Manual

Coffee Machine scenario
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Graphs and Charts

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Name
tea_level_alarm
sugar_level_alarm
Test the alarms to see them in action.
Add Alarm viewing page:
1. Make a new page with the following properties and save it to the project
folder.
Page Title = Alarm
Border Style = THICK
Display Mode = POPUP
Top = 0
Left = 505
Height = 582
Width = 295
2. Use the Workspace to remove the Display On Run option from the popup
menu.
3. Add an 'Alarm' Graphical Object for displaying alarms in real time.
Configure the object as you wish.
4. Add a button with text "Alarm Status Viewer" and add script code:
DisplayAlarmStatus()
5. Add a button with text "Alarm History Log" and add script code:
DisplayAlarmHistory()
6. Add a 'Close' button with an animation to close the page.
7. Open Main page and add an animation to the "Alarms" button to display
the new page called Alarm.
This concludes the section on alarms. Test out your application then move on
to the next step.
Real-time data can be graphically represented on Bar Charts and trend
graphs.
Add the points required by this step.
Point name
milk_temperature
water_temperature
1. Make a new page with the following properties and save it to the project
folder.
Page Title = Graphs
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Expression
tea_level < = 0
sugar_level <= 0
Point type Default
Value
Integer 70
Integer 80
Raised Normal
Message Message
Tea deposit is Tea deposit is
empty refilled
Sugar deposit Sugar deposit
is empty is refilled
Description (optional)
Temperature of milk
(degrees C)
Temperature of water
(degrees C)