Section 6 Lhmi Engineering; Graphical Display Editor; Creating Complete Lhmi Page Configuration - ABB RELION REX640 Engineering Manual

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Section 6
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LHMI engineering

Graphical Display Editor

Graphical Display Editor is a tool for configuring the touch screen graphical display
(LHMI) of a protection relay.
Graphical Display Editor can be used to create new pages, configure pages by adding
widgets, set page visibility to different user categories, create single-line diagrams and
symbols and provide language translations.

Creating complete LHMI page configuration

Configure the protection relay functions such as protection, measurements and
control functions with Application Configuration.
The configuration made in Application Configuration can be saved to make the
interfaces and signals available for other engineering tools within PCM600 such
as Parameter Setting or Graphical Display Editor.
Make connections between the application configuration function blocks and
physical hardware inputs and outputs by using Signal Matrix or Application
Configuration.
Configure HMI pages by using Graphical Display Editor. Create new pages,
configure the pages by adding widgets, set page visibility to different user
categories, create single-line diagrams shown on the LHMI and WHMI and
symbols, and provide language translations for the added LHMI elements.
1.
To configure the single-line diagram, check if any new symbols are
required in addition to the default symbols in SLD Editor. Use Symbol
Editor to create the missing symbols.
2.
Use SLD Editor to create a single-line diagram. Add bus bars, symbols and
texts and create links between the symbols. Link the dynamic symbols to
the corresponding function blocks in the application configuration. The
function blocks control the objects represented by symbols on the HMI.
Add 10 SLD pages at the maximum.
3.
Use Page Organizer to configure the main screen of HMI and to create main
pages and linked pages by using the predefined ABB built-in pages and
template pages. Set also the page visibility to Basic or Advanced access
rights and define unique page names.
4.
Use Page Editor to configure the main and linked pages and, for example,
to add widgets.
5.
Use Language Translation to translate the configuration data text into
different languages. Configuration data includes widget properties, page
properties and symbol captions. If needed, add a new language from the list
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