Simatic-HMI-WinCC V6 Getting Started.pdf

SIMATIC HMI

Introduction

WinCC V6

Getting Started

Preparation and Installation

The first WinCC Project

Manual

Display Process Values

Configuring the Alarm System

Outputting an Alarm Message

Sequence Report

Outputting a Tag Logging Runtime

Report

Order number

6ZB5370-0CM02-0BA5

Release 07/03

A5E00238517

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notices of this documentation are persons capable of giving due

consideration to safety engineering standards when using this

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Order number 6ZB5370-0CM02-0BA5

07.03

Introduction

Welcome to WinCC - the Windows Control Center for Windows XP Professional and

Windows 2000.

WinCC is powerful HMI system for use under Microsoft Windows 2000 and

Windows XP. HMI stands for "Human Machine Interface", i.e. the interface

between the human (the operator) and the machine (the process). The actual

control over the process is performed by the automation system. WinCC

communicates with both the operator and the automation system(s).

The WinCC Project Development/Configuration Environment

To develop and configure projects, special editors are provided that can be

accessed from the WinCC Explorer. With each editor, a specific subsystem of

WinCC is configured.

The major subsystems of WinCC are:

The graphics system - the editor for creating the screens is the Graphics

Designer.

The alarm system - the editor for configuring the alarms is named Alarm

Logging.

The archiving system - the editor for specifying the data to be archived is

named Tag Logging.

The report system - the editor for creating the report layouts is the Report

Designer.

The communication system is configured directly in the WinCC Explorer.

All configuration data is stored in the CS database.

The WinCC Runtime

With the runtime software, the operator can run and monitor the process. In

particular, the runtime software has the following tasks:

Reading of the data stored in the CS database.

Displaying of the screens.

Communication with the automation systems.

Archiving of the current runtime data such as process values and alarm events.

Running of the process, e.g. through specified set-points or

activation/deactivation.

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Notation

This documentation uses the following notation:

Symbol

Description

Indicates a click with the left

mouse button.

Indicates a click with the right

mouse button.

Indicates a double-click with the

left mouse button.

Indicates an operation while the

left mouse button is kept

pressed.

Indicates an input via the

keyboard.

All menus and input fields that

have to be selected are

enclosed in quotation marks.

"File"

"New"

# 1

In the texts accompanying the

illustrations, "# n" indicates the

order in which the steps are to

be performed.

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Contents

Preparation and Installation ................................................................ 5

1.1

Hardware Requirements for the Installation .............................................. 7

1.2

Software Requirements for the Installation................................................ 8

1.3

How to install the MS Message Queuing Services .................................. 10

1.4

How to install the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 ......................................... 12

1.5

WinCC Installation and Setup .................................................................. 13

1.5.1

WinCC Installation: User Registration ..................................................... 14

1.5.2

Installation: Select Languages ................................................................. 15

1.5.3

Installation: Select Components .............................................................. 16

1.5.4

Installation: Authorization......................................................................... 18

1.6

How to perform a Deinstallation............................................................... 19

The first WinCC Project ..................................................................... 21

2.1

Step 1: Starting WinCC............................................................................ 22

2.2

Step 2: Creating a new Project ................................................................ 23

2.3

Step 3: Adding a Communication Driver.................................................. 25

2.4

Tags and Tag Groups .............................................................................. 28

2.4.1

Step 4: Creating an Internal Tag.............................................................. 29

2.4.2

Step 4a: Creating a Tag Group................................................................ 31

2.4.3

Step 4b: Creating a Process Tag............................................................. 33

2.5

Editing Process Screens.......................................................................... 37

2.5.1

Step 5.1: Creating Process Screens........................................................ 37

2.5.2

The Graphics Designer ............................................................................ 39

2.5.3

The Process Screen ................................................................................ 42

2.5.4

Step 5.2: Creating a Button...................................................................... 43

2.5.5

Step 5.3: Configuring the Process Screen............................................... 45

2.5.6

Step 5.4: Making the Fill Level Display dynamic ..................................... 47

2.5.7

Step 5.5: Creating an I/O Field and making it dynamic ........................... 51

2.6

Step 6: Defining the Runtime Properties ................................................. 53

2.7

Step 7: Activating the Project................................................................... 54

2.8

Step 8: Using the Simulator ..................................................................... 55

Displaying Process Values................................................................ 57

3.1

Step 1: Opening Tag Logging .................................................................. 58

3.2

Step 2: Configuring Timers ...................................................................... 59

3.3

Step 3: Creating an Archive ..................................................................... 61

3.4

Step 4: Configuring an Archive ................................................................ 63

3.5

Step 5: Creating a Trend Window............................................................ 65

3.6

Step 6: Creating a Table Window ............................................................ 67

3.7

Step 7: Defining the Runtime Properties ................................................. 70

3.8

Step 8: Activating the Project................................................................... 71

Configuring the Alarm System.......................................................... 73

4.1

Step 1: Opening Alarm Logging............................................................... 74

4.2

Step 2: Starting the System Wizard ......................................................... 75

4.3

Step 3: Configuring Alarm Messages and Alarm Message Texts ........... 77

4.4

Step 4: Configuring the Alarm Message Colors....................................... 80

4.5

Analog Alarm ........................................................................................... 82

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