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Scenes and Subscenes
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Action
Drag and drop one of the icons from the toolbar onto the scene image. You can use to zoom in / out of the scene.
Subscene
. Refer to Adding Subscenes to a Scene, page 54
.
Text . Refer to
Adding Texts to Scenes or Subscenes, page 58
.
List . Refer to
Adding Lists to Scenes or Subscenes, page 59
.
Variable . Refer to
Using Variables in Scenes or Subscenes, page 61
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Image . Refer to
Using Images in Scenes or Subscenes, page 63
.
Configure the point of interest.
Repeat steps 1 and 2 to add other points of interest to the scene.
Adding Subscenes to a Scene
Overview
A subscene is a type of point of interest that appears in a scene. When the operator clicks the subscene point of interest on the tablet, an image is displayed. This image could be, for example, an electrical cabinet with the doors opened, or a zoomed-in view of part of the scene.
Points of interest can be added to a subscene in the same way as for a scene.
Creating a New Subscene
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Action
Select the SCENES tab.
Select a scene in the scene structure in the left sidebar.
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Action
Drag the Subscene icon from the toolbar and drop it on the scene image.
Result: A subscene marker appears in the scene:
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Drag the marker to the exact position required in the scene.
In the right sidebar, select the subscene type:
• Image recognition . A scene that differs significantly from all the other scenes in a project, for example, a view of the factory floor.
• Tag recognition . A scene that is identical or very similar to other scenes in the project, for example, a row of machines. In this case, tags must be printed and attached to the cabinet doors to assist EcoStruxure Augmented Operator Advisor to uniquely identify the scene and display the appropriate points of interest. See
Tagging Equipment, page 87
for details.
• Fixed . A scene that does not need to be recognized, for example, a large machine which does not fit in the field of view. A static image is shown on the EcoStruxure Augmented
Operator Advisor App, without the need to be tracked.
Type a unique name for the subscene, for example “Zoom on pump area”.
If you selected Tag recognition , select the number of the tag that is physically attached to the equipment in the subscene from the drop-down menu. See
Tagging Equipment, page 87
for information on naming the tag.
Add images to use for the subscene, using any of the following methods:
• Drag and drop images on the Drop images box.
• Click Upload images , browse, and select one or more images.
• For Image recognition or Fixed , click Upload folder of images ; browse and select a folder containing images. All images in the folder are uploaded. You can then select which image to use for the scene.
Optionally, activate Full screen to display the subscene image in full screen in the EcoStruxure
Augmented Operator Advisor App.
When Full screen is active, Arrange is unavailable and there is no preview of the subscene image in the EcoStruxure Augmented Operator Advisor Builder.
Click Validate .
Using an Existing Scene as a Subscene
You can use an existing scene in the SCENES tab to include it as a subscene. This will include the image from the original scene, but will not contain any of the points of interest of the original.
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You can add new points of interest to the copied subscene.
Step
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Action
Select the SCENES tab.
Select a scene in the scene structure in the left sidebar.
Drag the Subscene icon from the toolbar and drop it on the scene image.
Result: A subscene marker appears in the scene:
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In the right sidebar, clear the checkbox Create new subscene .
In the list of subscenes, choose the subscene to copy from.
The subscene needs to be
first created in the scene structure prior to be proposed as a subscene., page 47
Click Validate .
Result: A link to the selected subscene is made.
Modifying Subscene Properties
Once created, you can adjust a subscene as follows:
• Move the subscene marker by dragging it to a different position on the scene image.
• Click the subscene marker to show or to hide the subscene image, and to display its properties in the right sidebar.
• Click the subscene image and drag it to a different position relative to the subscene marker, or use Arrange to modify the position of the subscene image.
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• To resize a subscene image, use Arrange in the right sidebar, or do the following:
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1. Move the cursor over the red triangle in the bottom right corner of the image (note that the cursor changes to a double-headed arrow).
2. Drag the mouse diagonally until the graphic is the required size.
Adding Points of Interest to a Subscene
Step
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Action
Select the subscene in the project structure in the left sidebar.
If required, modify the image used or the position of the subscene in the right sidebar.
Add points of interest in the
same way as for a scene
.
Deleting a Subscene from a Scene
Step
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Action
Right-click on the subscene in the project structure in the left sidebar and choose Remove .
Result: A confirmation window appears.
Click Remove .
NOTE:
• This only removes the subscene from the scene. The original scene remains available for use in the relevant area of your project.
• If the subscene is used inside a procedure, you will not be able to remove it. You must first disassociate the subscene from the procedure before you can delete it.
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