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Лицьова панель – це сторінка, яка пов’язана з елементом обладнання. Зазвичай він містить графічне представлення обладнання, вимірювань та елементів керування, які дозволяють оператору взаємодіяти з обладнанням під час виконання.

Коли частина обладнання потрапляє в контекст під час виконання, відображатиметься передня панель. Для підтримки цього макет за замовчуванням для проекту Situational Awareness включає Faceplate Zone у Інформаційна зона.

Примітка: коли обладнання виведене з обслуговування (out of service), усі елементи керування (кнопки та цифрові вводи) на передній панелі вимкнені.

Plant SCADA надає набір зразків передніх панелей для вимірювачів, приводів і клапанів. Зауважте, що зразки передніх панелей повністю налаштовані та готові до використання. Однак ви можете створити нові передні панелі, якщо це потрібно.

Лицьові панелі складаються з Genies та/або Composite Genies. Взаємодія користувача з лицевими панелями здійснюється за допомогою елементів (тегів), пов’язаних з різними компонентами лицьової панелі. Елементи, пов’язані з кожною передньою панеллю, перераховані в стовпці Асоційовані теги таблиці лицьової панелі.

Faceplate Zone

Якщо з об’єктом на сторінці відображення пов’язана лицьова панель, вона буде відображатися в цьому розділі інформаційної панелі, коли об’єкт буде вибрано.

Область, яку займає секція передньої панелі, складається з двох панелей.

Header pane

Панель заголовка містить три частини:

• Display name — якщо для вибраного обладнання налаштовано відображуване ім’я, воно відображатиметься тут. Кластерний контекст також включений.

• Якщо відображуване ім’я не налаштовано для об’єкта, з’явиться скорочений шлях обладнання для об’єкта. За потреби шлях обладнання може бути відображений як підказка.

• Comment — Якщо для вибраного обладнання налаштовано коментар, він відображатиметься тут.
• Out Of Service (OOS) button — Дозволяє вивести вибране обладнання з експлуатації, наприклад, на технічне обслуговування або ремонт.
• Поки обладнання не працює, його сигнали тривоги придушуються.

Кнопка OOS має три робочі стани:

• Якщо кнопка світло-сіра, це означає, що обладнання в даний момент працює і не може бути виведене з експлуатації. Вам потрібно буде зупинити пристрій, перш ніж ви зможете використовувати кнопку OOS.
• Якщо кнопка активна, це означає, що ви можете використовувати кнопку, щоб вивести обладнання з експлуатації.
• Якщо кнопка темно-сіра, це означає, що частина обладнання в даний момент не працює

Faceplate pane

Панель передньої панелі веде себе таким чином:

• Якщо з вибраним об’єктом пов’язана лицьова панель, він відображатиметься тут.
• Якщо для вибраного об’єкта не пов’язана лицьова панель, на панелі з’явиться повідомлення «Ліцева панель недоступна».
• Якщо жоден об’єкт не вибрано, на цій панелі відобразиться «Об’єкт не виділено».

Create a New Faceplate

You can use one of the sample faceplates in the required resolution (HD1080 or 4K) to create your own faceplate. Sample faceplates are located in the SA_Style_1_MultiRes project.

To create a new faceplate, follow these steps:

1. Modify an existing sample faceplate.

2. Or:

3. Create a copy of an existing faceplate.

4. Or:

5. Create a new page in Graphics Builder using the “faceplate” template in the required resolution.

6. Note: The sample faceplates use a specific set of items to display controls at runtime. You can build your faceplate using these items, which are listed in the topics that describe the faceplates for meters, drives and valves.

7. Save your page.
8. Go to Plant SCADA Studio.

9. In the Visualization **activity

   Pages, set the **Content Type for the above page to “FP”. Content of this type will automatically display in the Faceplate Zone of the workspace.

10. Click Save.

11. In Plant SCADA Studio, **System Model activity

    Equipment**, locate the equipment for which you are creating the faceplate.

12. Add the name of the page you created earlier to the Content field for the equipment. It can include a comma separated list.
13. Click Save.

Note: User interaction with faceplates is achieved through command tags (items) associated with the various components of a faceplate. Items are listed in the individual faceplate topic. Buttons on a faceplate are designed to support this interaction. However, tags in Plant SCADA need to be mapped to the tags that you have configured on your PLCs. For example, tags for starting a drive (StartCmd) and displaying its status (CtrlMode) available in Plant SCADA. Similarly, tags for starting the drive and displaying its status would exist on your PLC. These two sets of tags need to mapped to each other for the buttons on the drive faceplate to work. If the mapping is not created, buttons on the faceplates will not function. Refer to the example below to understand how this works.

**Example **

This example illustrates how tags are used to achieve interaction with faceplates.

The CtrlModeDef tag sets the default mode of operation for a piece of equipment. If you set this tag to 0 for a pump, the default mode of a pump will be Auto. That is indicated on the faceplate by a rectangle in the top-right corner of the Auto button on the faceplate as shown below.

The CtrlMode tag represents the current mode for a piece of equipment. If the CtrlModeDef (default) and CrtlMode (current) have different values, the current mode will be displayed in green. For example, the CtrlModeDef = 0 (Auto) and the CtrlMode = 1 (Manual), the Manual button will be displayed in green. Clicking the Manual button will set the ManCmd tag to 1.

If the pump is not running, the Start button will also be displayed in green to allow you to manually start the pump. If the pump is running, the Stop button will be green allowing you to manually stop the pump. The Auto button will continue to display the rectangle to indicate that it is the default mode. Note that the Start and Stop buttons are available only when the mode is Manual.

Note: Clicking any button will set its Cmd tag to 1. For example, clicking the **Manual** button will set ManCmd to 1.

When you click one of the buttons, a circle will appear in the top-left corner to indicate that a command (Start in the above image) has been sent to the PLC mapped to the corresponding tags. Once the Start command is completed, the circle will disappear as the PLC sets StartCmd to 0 (or StopCmd to 0 in case you clicked the Stop button). In addition, the PLC sets the value of the Running tag to 1 (Stopped tag if you clicked the Stop button). When you click Stop, the value of the Stopped tag is 1.

Meter Faceplates

Вимірювачі можуть бути пов’язані з однією з таких панелей:

• Analog Controller
• Analog Indicator

Для використання доступні такі панелі вимірювача:

• FP_AI_HD1080
• FP_AI_UHD4K
• FP_CTRL_HD1080
• FP_CTRL_UHD4K

Ці лицьові панелі є сторінками проекту sa_style_1_multires і повністю налаштовані. Ви можете використовувати їх безпосередньо у своїх проектах.

Analog Controller

Передня панель аналогового регулятора може бути пов’язана з вимірювальними приладами, такими як витратоміри.

Лицьова панель аналогового регулятору складається з таких компонентів:

Component	Description	Associated Tags
Control Mode buttons	Auto, Manual and Cascade buttons are displayed on this faceplate. The button is green when a mode is active. When the tag associated with the equipment is 0, the mode is Auto. When the tag is 1, the mode is Manual and when the tag is 2, the mode is Cascade.Clicking a mode button sends a command to the linked PLC. The Mode button displays two symbols: The circle in the top-left corner indicates that a command has been sent to the linked PLC. This indicator is not visible otherwise. The rectangle in the top-right corner indicates that the current mode is the normal(default) mode of operation for the equipment.	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef AutoCmd, CasCmd, ManCmd
Equipment Limits	The following limits are displayed on the left-hand side of the meter symbol: Engineering High and Low values Practical Value High and Low valuesIf the values lie outside the practical values, additional indicators are displayed. The color of the equipment limits changes as the meter values change. If the practical range is the same as the engineering range, the practical range will be hidden.	PRHigh, PRLowPV
Alarm Limits	Displays the following alarm limits on the left-hand side of the meter symbol: HiHi Hi Lo LoLoThese are the standard analog alarm limits. If these alarm limits are not configured, they will not be displayed. Note: You can now configure custom digital alarm limits based on the PLC alarm limits. The FS (Full scale) button can be used to toggle the meter into full scale even when the PV is within the practical range. The units of measurement of the PV are displayed to the right of the FS button.	HHAlm, HAlm, LAlm, LLAlm Note: These tags are used if the UsePLCLimits parameter is “true” unless the PLCLimits parameter has been changed from the default. If the UsePLCLimits parameter is “false”, values come from the alarm limit configuration of the PV tag.
Meter Symbol	Symbol for the currently selected meter.
Faceplate Inputs	Shown on the right-hand side of the meter symbol. Most of these are selected in the Composite Genie presentation options. These include: Setpoint (SP) - this is editable only in Auto mode. PV (comes from the equipment) PV tracker OP - this is editable only in Manual mode. OP trackerNote: You can configure the Setpoint increment by using an Equipment Runtime Parameter on your equipment. This is not supported on the default faceplates, but you can modify the faceplate to achieve this. Specify a name for the parameter (for example, SPStep) on the Numeric Input Composite Genie of the faceplate. Also, the IsTag property needs to be set to FALSE.	SPPV, PVTrackOP, OPTrack
Output Bar	Displayed below the input values. This shows the expected output along the bar and the actual output indicated by a triangle below the bar. The output indicator is visible only when the controller is in Auto or Cascade mode. It is not visible in Manual mode.	OP, OPTrackFB

Analog Indicator

Зміна передньої панелі аналогового індикатора пов’язана зі звичайними вимірювачами, такими як аналізатор.

Лицьова панель аналогового індикатора складається з таких компонентів:

Component	Description	Associated Tags
Equipment Limits	The following limits are displayed for this faceplate:Engineering High and Low valuesPractical Value High and Low values If the values lie outside the practical values, additional indicators are displayed. The color of the equipment limits changes as the meter values change. If the practical range is the same as the engineering range, the practical range will be hidden.	PRHigh, PRLowPV
Alarm Limits	Displays the following alarm limits:HiHiHiLoLoLo These are the standard analog alarm limits. If these alarm limits are not configured, they will not be displayed. Note: You can now configure custom digital alarm limits based on the PLC alarm limits. The FS (Full scale) button can be used to toggle the meter into full scale even when the PV is within the practical range. The units of measurement of the PV are displayed to the right of the FS button.	HHAlm, HAlm, LAlm, LLAlm Note: These tags are used if the UsePLCLimits parameter is “true” unless the PLCLimits parameter has been changed from the default. If UsePLCLimitsParameter is “false”, values come from the alarm limit configuration of the PV tag.
Faceplate Inputs	Shown on the right hand side. Most of these are selected in the Composite Genie presentation options. These include:PV (comes from the equipment)PV tracker

Drive Faceplates

Drive objects can call different faceplates depending on their specific properties as outlined below:

• Single or Multiple DOL Drive
• Single or Multiple VSD Drive – Single direction
• Single DOL Drive with Forward/ Reverse capability
• Single VSD Drive with Forward/ Reverse capability

The following sample drive faceplates are available for use:

• FP_DOL_HD1080
• FP_DOL_UHD4K
• FP_VSD_HD1080
• FP_VSD_UHD4K
• FP_DOL_FR_HD1080
• FP_DOL_FR_UHD4K
• FP_VSD_FR_HD1080
• FP_VSD_FR_UHD4K

These faceplates are pages in the sa_style_1_multires project, and are fully configured. You can use them directly in your projects.

Single and Multiple DOL Drive

This faceplate is used for all single and multiple Direct Online (DOL) drives.

The Single or Multiple DOL Drive faceplate comprises the following components:

Component	Description	Associated Tags
Drive Symbol	Symbol for the drive associated with the selected equipment. Clicking on the multiple equipment object selects that particular drive. The buttons, meter and readings are then populated for that drive.
Mode Indicators for each related equipment	Status indicator and control modes for each related equipment displayed below the drive symbol. The last two characters of the tagname for each drive are shown over each multiple equipment indicator to distinguish between the drives.Note: If the drive does not have any MEOs, a Running State Indicator and control mode will be displayed for the drive itself in the center position. The last two characters’ label and the label above the drive are not shown. The mode indicator is not selectable. Indicators for up to 5 DOL drives can be displayed here.	RunStatusCtrlMode, CtrlModeDef
Mode buttons	Mode buttons are green when a mode is active, and grey when inactive. When the CtrlMode tag associated with the equipment is 0, the mode is Auto. When the tag is 1, the mode is Manual. This tag applies to Auto and Manual buttons.The Mode button displays two symbols:The circle in the top-left corner indicates that a command has been sent to the linked PLC. This indicator is not visible otherwise.The rectangle in the top-right corner indicates that the current mode is the normal mode of operation for the equipment. The following Mode buttons are displayed:
	Auto: Automatic mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDefAutoCmd
	Manual: Manual mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDefManCmd
	Maint: Maintenance mode - This is a toggle button that toggles the “MaintCmd” item from 0 to 1 or vice versa. It is green (active) when the “Maint” item is 1 and disabled when the drive is running. During this time, all non-critical interlocks are bypassed. The circle or rectangle symbols are not displayed on this button.	Maint, MaintCmd
	Start: This is a toggle button to manually start the drive. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Running StartCmd
	Stop: This is a toggle button to manually stop the drive. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. It is disabled when the drive is in Maintenance mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Stopped StopCmd
	Local: When active, this button indicates that the drive is in local control. Remote: When active, this button indicates that the drive is in remote control.
Equipment Limits	The following limits are displayed on the right-hand side:Engineering High and Low valuesPractical Value High and Low values If the values lie outside the practical values, additional indicators are displayed. The color of the equipment limits changes as the meter values change. If the practical range is the same as the engineering range, the practical range will be hidden.	PRHigh, PRLowPV
Alarm Limits	Displays the following alarm limits on the right-hand side:HiHiHiLoLoLo These are the standard analog alarm limits. If these alarm limits are not configured, they will not be displayed. Note: You can now configure custom digital alarm limits based on the PLC alarm limits. The FS (Full scale) button can be used to toggle the meter into full scale even when the PV is within the practical range. The units of measurement of the PV are displayed to the right of the FS button.	HHAlm, HAlm, LAlm, LLAlm Note: These tags are used if the UsePLCLimits parameter is “true” unless the PLCLimits parameter has been changed from the default. If the UsePLCLimits parameter is “false”, values come from the alarm limit configuration of the PV tag.
Meter	Meter displayed for the PV of the equipment.
Faceplate Inputs	Shown on the right-hand side of the meter. These include:PV (comes from the equipment)PV tracker	PV, PVTrack

Single and Multiple VSD Drive - Single Direction

This faceplate is used for single and multiple Variable Speed Drive (VSD) control. It is used for variable drives and groups of variable speed drives. This faceplate functions similar to the multiple DOL drive faceplate. The Equipment Running State Indicators are positioned like the multiple DOL drive faceplate based upon the number of drives.

Component	Description	Associated Tags
Drive Symbol	Symbol for the drive associated with the selected equipment. Clicking on the multiple equipment object selects that particular drive. The buttons, meter and readings are then populated for that drive.
Output Bar	This shows the expected output along the bar.
Mode Indicators for each related equipment	Running State Indicators and control modes for each related equipment displayed below the drive symbol. The last two characters of the tagname for each drive are shown over each multiple equipment indicator to distinguish between the drives.Note: If the drive does not have any MEOs, a Running State Indicator and control mode will be displayed for the drive itself in the center position. The last two characters’ label and the label above the drive are not shown. The mode indicator is not selectable. Indicators for up to 5 VS drives can be displayed here.	RunStatus CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef
Mode buttons	Mode buttons are green when a mode is active, and grey when inactive. When the CtrlMode tag associated with the equipment is 0, the mode is Auto. When the tag is 1, the mode is Manual. This tag applies to Auto and Manual buttons.The Mode button displays two symbols:The circle in the top-left corner indicates that a command has been sent to the linked PLC. This indicator is not visible otherwise.The rectangle in the top-right corner indicates that the current mode is the normal mode of operation for the equipment. The following mode buttons are displayed:
	Auto: Automatic mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef AutoCmd
	Manual: Manual mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef ManCmd
	Maint: Maintenance mode - This is a toggle button that toggles the “MaintCmd” item from 0 to 1 or vice versa. It is green (active) when the “Maint” item is 1 and disabled when the drive is running. During this time, all non-critical interlocks are bypassed. The circle or rectangle symbols are not displayed on this button.	Maint, MaintCmd
	Start: This is a toggle button to manually start the drive. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Running StartCmd
	Stop: This is a toggle button to manually stop the drive. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. It is disabled when the drive is in Maintenance mode. It is disabled when the drive is in Maintenance mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Stopped StopCmd
	Local: When active, this button indicates that the drive is in local control. Remote: When active, this button indicates that the drive is in remote control.
Equipment Limits	The following limits are displayed on the right-hand side:Engineering High and Low valuesPractical Value High and Low values If the values lie outside the practical values, additional indicators are displayed. The color of the equipment limits changes as the meter values change. If the practical range is the same as the engineering range, the practical range will be hidden.	PRHigh, PRLowPV
Alarm Limits	Displays the following alarm limits on the right-hand side:HiHiHiLoLoLo These are the standard analog alarm limits. If these alarm limits are not configured, they will not be displayed. Note: You can now configure custom digital alarm limits based on the PLC alarm limits. The FS (Full scale) button can be used to toggle the meter into full scale even when the PV is within the practical range. The units of measurement of the PV are displayed to the right of the FS button.	HHAlm, HAlm, LAlm, LLAlm Note: These tags are used if the UsePLCLimits parameter is “true” unless the PLCLimits parameter has been changed from the default. If the UsePLCLimits parameter is “false”, values come from the alarm limit configuration of the PV tag.
Meter	Meter displayed for the PV of the equipment.

Single DOL Drive with Forward/Reverse Capability

This faceplate is used for a customized Direct Online (DOL) drive that has different commands for forward and reverse.

Component	Description	Associated Tags
Drive Symbol	Symbol for the drive associated with the selected equipment. Clicking on the multiple equipment object selects that particular drive. The buttons, meter and readings are then populated for that drive.
Mode Indicators for each related equipment	Running State Indicator and control modes for each related equipment displayed below the drive symbol. The last two characters of the tagname for each drive are shown over each multiple equipment indicator to distinguish between the drives.Note: If the drive does not have any MEOs, a Running Status indicator and control mode will be displayed for the drive itself in the center position. The last two characters’ label and the label above the drive are not shown. The mode indicator is not selectable. Indicators for up to 5 DOL drives can be displayed here.	RunStatus CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef
Mode Buttons	Mode buttons are green when a mode is active, and grey when inactive. When the CtrlMode tag associated with the equipment is 0, the mode is Auto. When the tag is 1, the mode is Manual. This tag applies to Auto and Manual buttons.The Mode button displays two symbols:The circle in the top-left corner indicates that a command has been sent to the linked PLC. This indicator is not visible otherwise.The rectangle in the top-right corner indicates that the current mode is the normal mode of operation for the equipment. The following mode buttons are displayed:
	Auto: Automatic mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef AutoCmd
	Manual: Manual mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef ManCmd
	Maint: Maintenance mode - This is a toggle button that toggles the “MaintCmd” item from 0 to 1 or vice versa. It is green (active) when the “Maint” item is 1 and disabled when the drive is running. During this time, all non-critical interlocks are bypassed. The circle or rectangle symbols are not displayed on this button.	Maint, MaintCmd
	Stop: This is a toggle button to manually stop the drive. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. It is disabled when the drive is in Maintenance mode. It is disabled when the drive is in Maintenance mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Stopped StopCmd
	Forward: This is a toggle button to manually start the drive in the forward direction. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Fwd, FwdCmd
	Reverse: This is a toggle button to manually start the drive in the reverse direction. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Rev, RevCmd
	Local: When active, this button indicates that the drive is in local control. Remote: When active, this button indicates that the drive is in remote control.
Equipment Limits	The following limits are displayed on the right-hand side:Engineering High and Low valuesPractical Value High and Low values If the values lie outside the practical values, additional indicators are displayed. The color of the equipment limits changes as the meter values change. If the practical range is the same as the engineering range, the practical range will be hidden.	PRHigh, PRLowPV
Alarm Limits	Displays the following alarm limits on the right-hand side:HiHiHiLoLoLo These are the standard analog alarm limits. If these alarm limits are not configured, they will not be displayed. Note: You can now configure custom digital alarm limits based on the PLC alarm limits. The FS (Full scale) button can be used to toggle the meter into full scale even when the PV is within the practical range. The units of measurement of the PV are displayed to the right of the FS button.	HHAlm, HAlm, LAlm, LLAlm Note: These tags are used if the UsePLCLimits parameter is “true” unless the PLCLimits parameter has been changed from the default. If UsePLCLimits parameter is “false”, values come from the alarm limit configuration of the PV tag.
Meter	Meter displayed for the PV of the equipment.
Faceplate Inputs	Shown on the right-hand side of the meter. These include:PV (comes from the equipment)PV tracker	PV, PVTrack

Single VSD Drive with Forward/Reverse Capability

This faceplate is used for a customized VSD drive that has different commands for forward and reverse. This faceplate is similar to the VSD drive faceplate.

Component	Description	Associated Tags
Drive Symbol	Symbol for the drive associated with the selected equipment. The mode indicator for the drive is displayed below the symbol.
Output Bar	This shows the expected output along the bar and the actual output indicated by a triangle below the bar.
Mode Indicators for each related equipment	Running State Indicators and control modes for each related equipment displayed below the drive symbol. The last two characters of the tagname for each drive are shown over each multiple equipment indicator to distinguish between the drives.Note: If the drive does not have any MEOs, a Running State Indicator and control mode will be displayed for the drive itself in the center position. The last two characters’ label and the label above the drive are not shown. The mode indicator is not selectable. Indicators for up to 5 VS drives can be displayed here.	RunStatusCtrlMode, CtrlModeDef
Mode Buttons	Mode buttons are green when a mode is active, and grey when inactive. When the CtrlMode tag associated with the equipment is 0, the mode is Auto. When the tag is 1, the mode is Manual. This tag applies to Auto and Manual buttons.The Mode button displays two symbols:The circle in the top-left corner indicates that a command has been sent to the linked PLC. This indicator is not visible otherwise.The rectangle in the top-right corner indicates that the current mode is the normal mode of operation for the equipment. The following mode buttons are displayed:
	Auto: Automatic mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef AutoCmd
	Manual: Manual mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef ManCmd
	Maint: Maintenance mode - This is a toggle button that toggles the “MaintCmd” item from 0 to 1 or vice versa. It is green (active) when the “Maint” item is 1 and disabled when the drive is running. During this time, all non-critical interlocks are bypassed. The circle or rectangle symbols are not displayed on this button.	Maint, MaintCmd
	Start: This is a toggle button to manually start the drive. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Running StartCmd
	Stop: This is a toggle button to manually stop the drive. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. It is disabled when the drive is in Maintenance mode. It is disabled when the drive is in Maintenance mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Stopped StopCmd
	Forward: This is a toggle button to manually start the drive in the forward direction. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Fwd, FwdCmd
	Reverse: This is a toggle button to manually start the drive in the reverse direction. This button is available only when the drive is in Manual (MAN) mode. This button does not have a “Normal” mode, and therefore does not display the rectangle symbol.	Rev, RevCmd
	Local: When active, this button indicates that the drive is in local control. Remote: When active, this button indicates that the drive is in remote control.
Equipment Limits	The following limits are displayed on the right-hand side:Engineering High and Low valuesPractical Value High and Low values If the values lie outside the practical values, additional indicators are displayed. The color of the equipment limits changes as the meter values change. If the practical range is the same as the engineering range, the practical range will be hidden.	PRHigh, PRLowPV
Alarm Limits	Displays the following alarm limits on the right-hand side:HiHiHiLoLoLo These are the standard analog alarm limits. If these alarm limits are not configured, they will not be displayed. Note: You can now configure custom digital alarm limits based on the PLC alarm limits. The FS (Full scale) button can be used to toggle the meter into full scale even when the PV is within the practical range. The units of measurement of the PV are displayed to the right of the FS button.	HHAlm, HAlm, LAlm, LLAlm Note: These tags are used if the UsePLCLimits parameter is “true” unless the PLCLimits parameter has been changed from the default. If UsePLCLimitsParameter is “false”, values come from the alarm limit configuration of the PV tag.
Meter	Meter displayed for the PV of the equipment.
Faceplate Inputs	Shown on the right-hand side of the meter. These include:PV (comes from the equipment)PV tracker	PV, PVTrack

Valves

Valves can be associated with one of the following faceplates:

• Simple ON / OFF Valve
• Complex ON / OFF Valve

The following sample valve faceplates are available for use:

• FP_COMPLX_VLV_HD1080
• FP_COMPLX_VLV_UHD4K
• FP_VLV_HD1080
• FP_VLV_UHD4K

Ці лицьові панелі є сторінками проекту sa_style_1_multires і повністю налаштовані. Ви можете використовувати їх безпосередньо у своїх проектах.

Simple Valve

Приклад передньої панелі Simple Valve може бути пов’язаний з блоковим клапаном, оскільки він має квадратну головку клапана.

Примітка. Щоб використовувати для інших типів клапанів, створіть копію передньої панелі та оновіть тип клапана в композитному джині.

The Simple Valve faceplate comprises the following components:

Component	Description	Associated Tags
Valve Head	Valve Symbol associated with the selected equipment.
Mode Buttons	Кнопки режиму зелені, коли режим активний, і сірі, коли неактивний. Коли тег CtrlMode, пов’язаний з обладнанням, дорівнює 0, режим – Автоматичний. Якщо тег дорівнює 1, режим ручний. Цей тег застосовується до кнопок «Авто» та «Вручну». Кнопка «Режим» відображає два символи: коло у верхньому лівому куті вказує, що команда була надіслана до пов’язаного ПЛК. Інакше цей індикатор не видно. Прямокутник у верхньому правому куті вказує, що поточний режим є нормальним режимом роботи обладнання. Відображається на кнопках Auto/Manual, прямокутник залежить від «CtrlModeDef». Доступні такі кнопки режиму:	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef AutoCmd ManCmd
	Auto: Automatic mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDefAutoCmd
	Manual: Manual mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDefManCmd
	Open: Open mode - This is a toggle button that toggles the “OpenCmd”. The Open button is active (green) when ‘OpenCmd’ tag is 1. The button is disabled when the valve is in AUTO mode or the valve has an interlock/shutdown condition preventing the valve from being operated.	OpenCmd
	Close: Close mode - This is a toggle button that toggles the “CloseCmd”. The Close button is active (green) when ‘Closedmd’ tag is 1.The button is disabled when the valve is in AUTO mode or the valve has an interlock/shutdown condition preventing the valve from being closed.	CloseCmd
Mode Indicators	Local, Manual, Auto and Cascade Mode. Local - Local Mode – field or MCC control only. Manual - Manual Mode - start/stop or valve position set by control room operator Auto Mode - start/stop and valve position set by control system, control operator sets Setpoint target. Cascade mode – control system sets setpoint target from another loop/logic.	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef
Equipment Status Indicator	Displays if there is an abnormal status condition e.g. bad comms (stop IO server).	EqStatus
Output Tracker	Blue line on output bar. The position of the output tracker is based on the ‘OPTrack’ tag and visible when ‘TrackDsp’ tag is 1.	OPTrackTrackDsp

Complex Valve

The Complex Valve faceplate can be associated with the Block Valve.

Note: To use for other valve types, create a copy of the faceplate and update the valve type in the composite genie.

The Complex Valve faceplate comprises the following components:

Component	Description	Associated Tags
Valve Head	Valve Symbol associated with the selected equipment.
Mode buttons	Auto, Manual, Open, Close and Stop buttons are displayed on this faceplate. The button is green when a mode is active. When the tag associated with the equipment is 0, the mode is Auto. When the tag is 1, the mode is Manual.The Control Mode button displays two symbols: The circle in the top-left corner indicates that a command has been sent to the linked PLC. This indicator is not visible otherwise. The rectangle in the top-right corner indicates that the current mode is the normal mode of operation for the equipment. Displayed on the Auto/Manual buttons, the rectangle depends on ‘CtrlModeDef’	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef
	Auto: Automatic mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDefAutoCmd
	Manual: Manual mode	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDefManCmd
	Open: Open mode - This is a toggle button that toggles the “OpenCmd”. The Open button is active (green) when ‘OpenCmd’ tag is 1. The button is disabled when the valve is in AUTO mode or the valve has an interlock/shutdown condition preventing the valve from being operated.	OpenCmd
	Close: Close mode - This is a toggle button that toggles the “CloseCmd”. The Close button is active (green) when ‘Closedmd’ tag is 1.The button is disabled when the valve is in AUTO mode or the valve has an interlock/shutdown condition preventing the valve from being closed.	CloseCmd
	Stop: Stop mode - This is a toggle button that toggles the .The Stop button is active (green )when ‘Stopped’ is 1. The button shall be disabled when the valve is in AUTO mode.	StopCmd
Mode Indicators	Local, Manual, Auto and Cascade Mode. Local - Local Mode – field or MCC control only. Manual - Manual Mode - start/stop or valve position set by control room operator Auto Mode - start/stop and valve position set by control system, control operator sets Setpoint target. Cascade mode – control system sets setpoint target from another loop/logic.	CtrlMode, CtrlModeDef
Equipment Status Indicator	Displays if there is an abnormal status condition e.g. bad comms (stop IO server).	EqStatus
Output Tracker	Blue line on output bar. The position of the output tracker is based on the ‘OPTrack’ tag and visible when ‘TrackDsp’ tag is 1.	OPTrackTrackDsp
Output Value	Number below the output bar . This uses the ‘OP’ tag which is the same for the output bar. The units of the OP will be displayed to the right of the number if configured.