Options in the Startup editor

Select this check box to monitor tag values for alarm conditions and show alarm entries at runtime. When an alarm goes off, the [ALARM] graphic display opens to notify the operator. You can use the predefined [ALARM] graphic display, or create your own graphic display containing an alarm banner or alarm list object.

Use the

Alarm Setup

editor to specify which display to use and the tag to monitor for trigger values.

Select this check box to use audit trail at runtime.

Use the

Audit Trail Setup

editor to specify the audit trail settings.

Select this check box to show information messages at runtime. You can use the predefined [INFORMATION] graphic display, or create your own graphic display containing an information message display object. When a trigger value changes from zero to non-zero, the message display opens.

Specify the messages and their trigger values in the

Information Messages

editor. Specify the display to use and the tag to monitor for trigger values in the

Information Setup

editor.

Select this check box to start data logging when the application starts. Specify a data log model from the list of configured models.

Select this check box to use a macro to assign initial values to tags when the project starts. Specify a macro from the list of configured macros.

Select this check box to use a macro to assign values to tags when the project stops. Specify a macro from the list of configured macros.

Select this check box to choose up to five graphic displays that open when the application starts, from the

All optional displays

list. If there are no graphic displays, or if no display is selected from the list, an empty window is shown at startup.

Click the

Up

or

Down

button to sort the selected displays. The displays will be shown at startup by the sequence specified in the

Selected displays

box.

Select this option to use a parameter file to replace tag placeholders on the initial display. Click the

Browse

button (...) to open the

Component Browser

and select the parameter file to run when the initial graphic display opens.

Select this option to use a parameter list to replace tag placeholders on the initial display. Click the

Browse

button to open the

Tag Browser

and select the tag or tags to add to the list.