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Dyn Shapes and Shape Sequence 008

1) Dynamic shapes and shape sequences allow the creation of custom objects in HMI displays to present complex dynamic data through parameterization and animation. 2) The document provides step-by-step instructions for designing a dynamic shape to display the mode and current measurement of a one-way motor, including defining properties, grouping objects, and inserting the shape into a display. 3) A shape sequence example animates the on/off status of a motor by switching between two shapes based on the value of a PMD signal, following similar steps of object insertion, property definition, and inclusion in a dynamic shape and display.

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Dyn Shapes and Shape Sequence 008

1) Dynamic shapes and shape sequences allow the creation of custom objects in HMI displays to present complex dynamic data through parameterization and animation. 2) The document provides step-by-step instructions for designing a dynamic shape to display the mode and current measurement of a one-way motor, including defining properties, grouping objects, and inserting the shape into a display. 3) A shape sequence example animates the on/off status of a motor by switching between two shapes based on the value of a PMD signal, following similar steps of object insertion, property definition, and inclusion in a dynamic shape and display.

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Experion PKS/PMD

Human Machine Interface


Designing Dynamic HMIWeb
Objects for Performance
PURPOSE OF SHAPES

• A dynamic shape is, in effect, a "custom object" that is used in


displays to present complex dynamic data.
– Dynamic objects based on dynamic shapes witch allows
fast display design

Only parameter is TAG


name and department

• A shape sequence is, in effect,


a "custom object" that is used in
displays as status Indicator or animation

Pulp, Paper, and Printing Overview


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DYNAMIC SHAPE EXAMPLE 1/4
ONE-WAY MOTOR WITH MODE AND CURRENT
MEASUREMENT

1. Insert new dynamic shape and add Tree PMD objects:


the desired objects - Mode
- Motor1way
- Numerical output

2. Define the shape custom properties


• Department
• Block
Default name and description
Define the name of parameter ect. need not be defined.
DEPT for department and TAG for
block

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DYNAMIC SHAPE EXAMPLE 2/4
ONE-WAY MOTOR WITH MODE AND CURRENT
MEASUREMENT
3. Activate the PMD object in object
explorer and open the object properties
window using right mouse button

4. Define the object properties in PMD


data tab.
NOTE! Use the name parameter
names as defined in step 2 for
department and block.

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DYNAMIC SHAPE EXAMPLE 3/4
ONE-WAY MOTOR WITH MODE AND CURRENT
MEASUREMENT
5. Repeat the steps 3 and 4 for all objects

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DYNAMIC SHAPE EXAMPLE 4/4
ONE-WAY MOTOR WITH MODE AND CURRENT
MEASUREMENT
5. Select all the objects and group them
into one

6. Save the dynamic shape for example to


the ABSTRACT- folder. Ready made
dynamic shape has sha-file extension.

Pulp, Paper, and Printing Overview


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INSERTING A DYNAMIC SHAPE INTO DISPLAY 1/2
ONE-WAY MOTOR WITH MODE AND CURRENT
MEASUREMENT
1. Click the button in toolbar and move
the pointer to the display and drag it
diagonally to mark the rectangle where
you want to insert the shape.

2. When you release the mouse


button, the Insert Shape dialog
box appears. Select the shape
file and open it.

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INSERTING A DYNAMIC SHAPE INTO DISPLAY 2/2
ONE-WAY MOTOR WITH MODE AND CURRENT
MEASUREMENT
3. Double click the inserted shape object
and select ‘Custom properties’ tab

4. Define the department and


TAG-name.

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SHAPE SEQUENCE EXAMPLE (1)
ONE-WAY MOTOR

Following example helps to understand how to use shape sequence

1. Insert new shape sequence

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SHAPE SEQUENCE EXAMPLE (2)
ONE-WAY MOTOR

Note! Shapes are not grouped together

2. Insert the static shapes .


In this example, when motor is
running symbol is green circle
and when motor is stopped,
symbol is grey rectangle

Note! Both shapes must be


duplicated. Duplicated shape
must be also be defined as ‘hidden’
in Properties/General tab.

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SHAPE SEQUENCE EXAMPLE (3)
ONE-WAY MOTOR

3. Define the shapes custom


properties for department and
block

4. Save the shape sequence, e.g


shape1.sha

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SHAPE SEQUENCE EXAMPLE (4)
ONE-WAY MOTOR

5. Insert new dynamic shape

6. Insert the made shape sequence (shape1.sha)


into dynamic shape using – button.

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SHAPE SEQUENCE EXAMPLE (5)
ONE-WAY MOTOR

7. Activate the shape properties


and open ‘Behaviours’ tab. Mark
the ‘Face Plate’ and ‘Shape
Sequence Animation’

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SHAPE SEQUENCE EXAMPLE (6)
ONE-WAY MOTOR

8. Open ‘PMD Data’ tab. Define


the desired signal in application.
in this example , motor run information
(rng-pin) is defined

Note! Use the same department (DEPT1) and


block names (BLOCK) as earlier

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SHAPE SEQUENCE EXAMPLE (7)
ONE-WAY MOTOR

9. Define the overall dynamic shape


properties in ‘Custom Properties’
tab

Note! Use the same department (DEPT1) and


block names (BLOCK) as earlier

10. Save the dynamic shape, e.g. motsha.sha

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SHAPE SEQUENCE EXAMPLE (8)
ONE-WAY MOTOR

11. Open new display and insert the


dynamic shape (motsha.sha) into
display using - button.

12. Define the object properties,


department and application block
in ‘Custom Properties’ tab

13. Save the display

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SHAPE SEQUENCE EXAMPLE (9)
ONE-WAY MOTOR IN HMI OPERATOR DISPLAY

Now the made shape looks like this in the operator screen.

Motor is stopped Motor is running

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