Scenes and Subscenes
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Step Action
• Start procedure
From the list of available procedures, select a
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NOTE: The required procedure must first be made available in the relevant area that is found in the PROCEDURES tab.
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Optionally, you can remove individual list items by clicking the
Click Validate .
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Removing a List from a Scene
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Select the SCENES tab.
In the project structure in the left sidebar, right-click on the list and choose Remove .
Result: A confirmation window appears.
Click Remove .
Using Variables in Scenes or Subscenes
Overview
A variable is a type of point of interest. When a scene is displayed on the tablet, the real-time value of the variable appears.
Adding Variables to a Scene or Subscene
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Select the SCENES tab.
Select a scene or subscene in the scene structure in the left sidebar.
Drag the Variable point of interest icon
Result: A variable marker appears: from the toolbar and drop it on the image.
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If necessary, drag the marker to a more precise position on the image.
In the right sidebar, type a title for the variable.
Enter the variable label. This is the text that appears on the tablet when the operator taps the variable marker. You must include the characters {0} in the label. These characters are replaced by the real-time value of the variable when displayed on the tablet. The following are valid labels:
• Temperature: {0} °C
• {0} rpm
Optionally, activate Display value as float to display a specific value format in the EcoStruxure
Augmented Operator Advisor App. You can choose between Fixed-point , Scientific , or General value type and set the number of digits after the decimal point.
Optionally, clear Show to hide the variable.
Enter a value from 0 to 65535 to attribute a security level to the variable point of interest.
NOTE: Only operator users with a security level numerical value equal to or greater than the security level of the objects (variable, document, External App, list or procedure) may view and interact with the object. Otherwise, the object is hidden or not accessible.
Optionally, select Background color and define its property. This will override the properties defined by the theme in the App.
Select the color by either:
• Clicking on the color picker box. The corresponding RGBA values appear in the adjacent text boxes.
• Typing the RGBA values of the color directly in the text boxes, for example “255,0,0,100” for red, fully opaque, or 255,255,0,50 for yellow, half transparent.
You can add up to 11 predefined colors per project.
Select the variable that contains the value to display. You can either select Create variable and define the variable to use, or select an existing
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Click Validate .
Removing a Variable from a Scene or Subscene
To remove a variable from a scene or subscene:
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