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Execute o procedimento a seguir para verificar se a tecnologia Hyper-Threading est ativada no Gerenciador de dispositivos do Windows XP: 1. Clique no menu Iniciar. Clique em Painel de controle 3. Clique duas vezes em Sistema 4. Clique na guia Hardware. Como desabilitar a tecnologia HT? Verifique as configuraes padro do BIOS. Por exemplo, para converter um arquivo als para csv, basta abrir o executvel pelo prompt do dos e colocar os parmetros, nome do als e nome do csv que ser gerado.

Veja a figura abaixo:. Para converter gls existe um executvel chamado gls2csv. Para converter de csv para gls ou als o arquivo ser csv2xxx. Existe um addon criado que faz esse reconhecimento, caso voc deseje reconhecer todos os alarmes entre em contato com a SoftBrasil e solicite o addon: ACKall. Como utilizar? Pode renomea-la sem problemas, basta clicar no menu file da aplicao e utilizar a opo Save As.. Inicie o Wizcon com a aplicao desejada para que seja feito a configurao DDE.

Para que o Excel receba valores dos tags do Wizcon, necessrio configurar na clula da planilha que j deve estar salva do Excel um link para o tag do Wizcon. Faa como mostra abaixo:. Quando isto for feito, teremos que o valor da clula ser a mesma do valor do tag do Wizcon, como abaixo:. Se voc desejar que tags do Wizcon recebam valores do Excel, ser necessrio configurar os tags desejados. Acesse as propriedades do tag desejado e configure-o conforme abaixo:. Neste caso, estamos configurando um link da clula R1C1 Se o Excel for em portugus, dever ser L1C1, que vem de Linha 1 Coluna 1, e corresponde clula A1 , da planilha book1.

Assim, quando fizermos isto, o Wizcon passar a ter o mesmo valor que o exibido na planilha do Excel, e se mudarmos o valor da clula do link, teremos o valor automaticamente atualizado no Wizcon.

Single: Se este formato estiver selecionado, as opes abaixo devem ser configuradas. Aplication: O nome do aplicativo que contm uma aplicao a ser associada. Topic: O nome da aplicao que cont m o item a ser associado. Item name: O endereo do item a ser associado ao Tag. Link: Quando ser feita a atualizao DDE; para esta temos as opes abaixo.

In Monitor: Somente quando alguma tela que contm esta varivel estiver ativa. Always: Sempre. Block: Se este formato estiver selecionado, as seguintes opes abaixo devem ser configuradas. This manual is designed for those using CommServer for the first time. Familiarity with the Windows environment, engineering terminology, Remote Terminal Units, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems is essential. CommServer is a fully configurable communication server providing OPC connectivity.

It provides a multi-protocol, multi-medium and multi-channel redundant access to digital plant-floor devices. To ensure short response time and effective utilization of the physical device communication channels throughput, unique adaptive transfer control and adaptive sampling algorithms are implemented.

CommServer offers the possibility of using many vendor specific communication protocols simultaneously, parallel handling of independent communication channels and redundant links with remote physical devices. Any user can define logical sets of devices segments with common address or scanning rules e. New protocols data providers can easily be added by plug-ins. The physical data communication network is monitored and the acquired diagnostic data are provided as OPC tags.

It is important to mark all alarms that are not targeted to an Events Summary with an Auto Ack attribute so that they will not have to be acknowledged by the operator. For more details about alarms, refer to Chapter 8, Alarms.

Charts visually represent the process progression. When designing charts, you should take into account user requirements. For example, if a user needs to compare two tags to perform a certain task, it is recommended to include both tags on the same chart. Up to 16 tags may be represented on a single chart. For more details about Charts, refer to Chapter 18, Charts. Make sure that the name you assign to each tag clearly indicates what the tag represents.

For example, all the tags that represent Flow Transmitters may be called FTxxx. This naming method is also convenient when adding a list of tags that are of the same type. It is also recommended to name the stations in a predetermined manner. For example, according to plant area. You can use Wizcon Language to create an application that can enhance the capabilities of control equipment working with Wizcon such as PLCs, and establish the connectivity interface between Wizcon and external computer applications.

For more details about Wizcon language, refer to Chapter 16, Wizcon Language. A compound tag is a linear calculation based on values of other tags. Compound tags are described in more detail, in Chapter 7, Tags. The Wizcon scripting language can also be used to implement logic.

In addition to providing connectivity to SQL databases, WizSQL has powerful language functions and its event driven architecture provides excellent performance. This section describes a workflow with which to build an application. The following sections describe each step in the workflow in more detail. Defining Communication Step 1: Drivers and Blocks. Defining Tags Step 3: and Alarms You can reverse the order of these steps if you use the Building the Wizcon cluster technology.

Step 4: Application Image. Defining Step 7: Charts, Reports and Recipes. Tip: If you are building a network application, you should define a network name and number before you begin the workflow. Remember to restart Wizcon.

Blocks are to be defined logically to maximize the efficiency of Wizcon. This is done by defining blocks according to common sampling rates and consecutive addresses in the PLC. After defining communication drivers and blocks, you need to restart Wizcon for changes to take effect.

For more details about defining communication drivers and blocks, refer to Chapter 6, Communication Drivers. Defining user groups is important at this stage because each subsequent design level may call for user authorization.

Once you define the user groups, you can add individual users at any time to any group. Defining user groups later on in the design process is possible, but not recommended. For example, in a car production plant, engineers, managers and floor workers have different levels of authorization. If you assign authorization rights early in the design process, you will save valuable time in later stages of the design.

You can use tags in images, charts, alarms and all Wizcon functions. When defining tags, make sure that tag and block sample rates do not conflict with each other.

Once you define the tags, continue by defining the alarms. Alarms notify a user of an event in the process. This is recommended. This object will then change its graphical attributes whenever the alarm conditions are met. For more information about defining alarms, refer to Chapter 8, Alarms.

For more information about displaying alarms, refer to Chapter 9, Events Summaries. The image is a graphical representation of the application process and represents the feedback that the user receives from the plant. The image is the main part of the application that a user views. Therefore, it should be informative, yet easy to understand. Each zone can represent a different part of a plant process. You can enable group access to certain layers and thereby control sensitive information.

A cluster is an object with pre-defined behavior patterns which can be linked to existing tags and alarms, or can be used to automatically create new tags and alarms. Wizcon Language commands are used to make logic calculations that the PLC cannot perform. Wizcon Language is written and implemented according to If, Then conditions.

At this stage of the design process, it is recommended that you test your application to check your image, alarm, tag and block definitions. After completing the test and implementing the necessary changes, you can continue to define your reports, charts, recipes and fine tune the application. Charts provide graphical views of past and current tag values. You can use charts to follow a trend or compare values. You can define up to 16 tags on a single chart.

You can define reports for different users such as: operators, engineers, and managers. Make sure that each report includes the required information for the designated user. The fields can represent runtime values and a number of calculations performed on the historical tag values, such as averages, integrals, sums and more. Multiple fields allow you to receive a value based on a group of other fields.

The recipe uses the tags in the model to which it belongs, but can also include tags that are not defined in the model. This means that at the end of a process, you can save its values as a recipe and reload the recipe when the process is resumed.

Once you have completed these steps, it is recommended to check all your definitions. After initiating logout, you will not have access to the system until you login again. Click the Exit button in the Quick Access bar. About this chapter: This chapter describes the Wizcon Application Studio which is the operational framework of Wizcon for Windows and Internet, as follows: Overview , page , describes how to open and exit the Wizcon Application Studio, its structure, and tool bar.

Menu Options , page , describes the available menu options. This chapter also describes the following: Optimizing Application Performance, page , describes how to use the Station properties to optimize Wizcon performance and enhance functionality. Application Setup, page , describes how to set up additional add- ons and programs to run automatically while starting Wizcon.

Defining System Options, page , describes how to define system options such as, setting WizPro options, changing default file paths and specifying active printers. Operator Access Authorization, page , describes how to control local access to the Wizcon system such as registering system operators and assigning names and authorization groups. MultiLanguage Support , page , describes how the tag description, alarm text and the text field of an image, developed in one langauge can be translated to another.

It has an Explorer-like interface which offers full control and access to all parts of the system during application development. There is no need for the Wizcon Application Studio to be displayed during runtime and a developer can minimize it to obtain an unobstructed view of the plant process. An operator can use the Quick Access Bar for various actions during runtime.

You can deselect Show Tips on Startup if you do not want to display the Tip of the Day window when you next open Wizcon for Windows and Internet, or click Next Tip to display another tip. Click Close to close the window. The Wizcon Application Studio is displayed as follows:.

Open an image, as described in Chapter 12, Image Editor. Save the current application. Add alarm definition, as described in Chapter 8, Alarms. Create an image, as described in Chapter 12, Image Editor. Create a chart, as described in Chapter 18, Charts.

Create a new recipe model, as described in Chapter 17, Recipes. Define a layout, as described on page Create a report, as described in Chapter 20, Reports. Containers can be thought of as the building blocks of a Wizcon application.

The tree is made up of three main folders of containers with the current application as its root. Clicking the right-mouse button on any of the containers opens a popup menu that displays related options. For example when Alarms is selected in the All Containers list, a list of all the alarms in the application is displayed in the List of Alarms, as shown below.

The information for each list is displayed under columns that are relevant to the list. A list can be duplicated only once. For example, the List of Alarms as shown below:. A dialog is displayed in which you can set the order and the type of fields to be displayed in the List Zone. To specify the columns to be displayed in the List of Alarms, click the checkbox next to a column name to select it.

You can select all the columns by activating the Select All button, and deselect them by activating the Deselect All button. Clicking the Default button selects all the columns. For example, on page , the application called wizapplication the default name Wizcon for Windows and Internet gives to new applications is selected and the Control panel is displayed.

The Control panel displays icons that represent the following elements of Wizcon for Windows and Internet. Define communication drivers, as described in Chapter 6, Communication Drivers. Define users, as described on page Define multiple tags, as described in Chapter 25, Multiple Tags. Define a single tag, as described in Chapter 7, Tags. Define application setup, as described on page Set a network environment, as described in Chapter 23, Wizcon Network.

Open Opens an existing Image. New Application Display the New Application wizard in which you can open a application, as described on page Open Application Open an existing application, as described on page Save Save the current project.

Save As… Save the current project with a specific name and location. View Tool bar Display or hide the toolbar. Status bar Display or hide the status bar. Disable non-Web Disable non-Web features in the Image. Features Window System Display or hide the icon in the top left corner Menu of the image window. This overwrites the System menu property of the image window attribute, as described in Chapter 12, Image Editor.

Communication View the drivers defined for the application, Drivers… add a new driver, remove a driver, and define driver properties, as described in Chapter 6, Communication Drivers. Macros Define macros, as described in Chapter 21, Macros.

Application Set up additional add-ons and programs to run Setup… while starting Wizcon, as described on page Popup Events Summaries are allocated to an alarm during alarm definition, as described in Chapter 8, Alarms. Class Names… Assign class names to alarms, as described in Chapter 8, Alarms. Options… Configure application options such as WizPro, Paths and Printers, as described on page Authorization Configure operator access authorization, as described on page Record Remote Record remote tags and alarms, and simulate Data… the connection between a remote station that is not running, as described in Chapter 23, Wizcon Network.

Network Set your network environment and establish a Properties… proper Wizcon application performance, as described in Chapter 23, Wizcon Network. Tools Single Tag… Assign an immediate value to a tag. This is useful for testing tag performance, as described in Chapter 7, Tags. Multiple Tags… Define multiple tags to optimize performance, as described in Chapter 25, Multiple Tags. Import Import a list of tags, as described in Chapter 7, Tags, or a list of alarms, as described in Chapter 8, Alarms.

Export Export a list of tags, as described in Chapter 7, Tags, or a list of alarms, as described in Chapter 8, Alarms. About studio… Display information about the Wizcon Application Studio. Wizcon Station properties enable you to optimize application performance and enhance functionality.

You can adjust system parameters and establish a suitable working environment for your Wizcon Application. Show done bar Displays a background processing dialog when large tasks such as loading a large image are being executed. Changes are implemented online. Auto Restart after an Specifies if Wizcon automatically illegal shutdown recovers its last state. For example, after a power failure. You can specify the name of the user you want automatically logged in whenever you start Wizcon in the Default User tab of the Station Properties dialog.

This is enabled after defining a user name and password, as described in more detail on page Note that you only log on to the system when using Wizcon locally. Password Specifies a password. Restart Wizcon for changes to take effect. The following options are available: Date style Specifies a date style from a list of predefined date styles. In the Stations Properties dialog select the Date Format tab. The Date Format Dialog opens.

From the Date Style list select a predefined date style. From the Date Separator list select the way you want the date to be separated. Press OK key to enter your selection. The table below lists the default values in Wizcon for different countries. VFI enables the designer to select different file formats to be used by WizPro for historical data logging and report generation.

The system engineer can use a combination of different file systems and databases with the application for data manipulation convenience and optimum performance. This format is readable by most database programs. This is the default option and can be used for both tag and alarm history files. Note: Restart Wizcon for changes to take affect.

This enables the Backup to complete data to the Master. All values can be read, and displayed in a Chart. In order to enable this option, you should set the following environment parameter. It can also be set in the Backup, but from performance point of view it is better to set it only in the Master. Note: Using this option effects the performance of the Fast VFI, which will be less than optimum, the more scattered recording that is done more values written not in order of time.

Note that a gap in logging data exists between the time Master is up, and the Backup starts updating it, until the Master logger starts working. This gap is between 20 sec to 2 min depending on the overall load of the system. Updating from the Backup to the Master may take a few minutes if it logged a few Mb while it was active. This updating is done while the Master is already active and sampling or logging the current process.

Or, From the Design menu, select Application Setup. The Application Setup dialog is displayed. For more details, refer to the following page. Properties Displays the properties of the selected program. Remove Removes the selected program from the list of programs. Move Up Moves a program up one line in the list of programs.

Move Down Moves a program down one line in the list of programs. Advanced Determines a setting environment for a Wizcon application. For more details refer to page Note: When adding a list of programs, write the list in the order that you want them to run. Do not place a program that should run before the Wizcon interface, following a program that should run after the Wizcon interface.

The Programs Specification dialog is displayed:. The following options are available: Program to Run Specifies the full path of the program. Parameters Specifies the program parameters, if there are any. Open a Window Opens the program in a window. The following window styles are available: Default: Opens the window in a default size. Minimize: Opens the window minimized.

Maximize: Opens the window maximized. Wait for the program to end before running the next program Specifies whether to wait until the current program will end before running the next program. The Advanced Settings dialog is displayed:. It provides mechanisms through which PLC and external device communication can be implemented, maintains an on-line database, and services all inter- process requests and messages. The Set WizPro options dialog is displayed:. Tags are sampled according to the rate defined for the tag in the Analog Tag Definition dialog or the Digital Tag Definition dialog, as described in the Defining Tags section in Chapter 7, Tags.

Tag sampling will not occur if this option is deselected. Historical sampling will not occur if this option is deselected. Alarm Module Enables WizPro to check if alarm conditions are true whenever tag values change. This means that repeated identical alarms will be displayed on a single line in the Events Summary. If this option is not selected, each alarm will be displayed on a separate line until the condition defined for the alarm ceases to exist. Compress definitions Physically removes all deleted tags and alarms from the Wizcon database and renumbers their ID numbers.

When tags or alarms are removed from Wizcon, they are not physically deleted, but only marked as deleted so as not to affect the internal ID numbers of the remaining tags and alarms. Enable this option in applications where it is necessary for tags and alarms to have sequential ID numbers.

CDX before deleting any tags from the database. This is necessary so that the commands will correspond to the new, internal tag IDs. The Set Default Paths dialog is displayed:.

Note: Restart Wizcon for changes to take effect. To use several printers, the operator must first specify which printers are active. Or, From the Design menu, point to Options and select Printers from the popup menu. The Set Printers dialog is displayed:.

The following options are available: Graphic Specifies the printer from which the system will print Images. Alarm Specifies the printer from which the system will print alarms. Report Specifies the printer from which the system will print reports. Specify the name of the printer in each field. The same printer can be used for one, two or all of the output types. If you wish to use LPT1 or any other port , make sure that you set the port capture correctly. If no printer is to be used, enter NUL into the appropriate field.

Remember that the graphics printer should have the proper graphic capabilities. In Wizcon, operator access to tags can be limited to professional level and skill. This powerful feature enables the system engineer to control access to the Wizcon system.

Up to 32 groups can be defined in the system, each with its own unique name. Each operator can be assigned to one or more groups. For example, once a group is assigned to a tag, any operator that belongs to that group can perform tag value operations on that tag. Operators not assigned to a group that matches any of the tag groups, will not be able to set new tag values. System authorization is for local use only.

Group names and passwords are not used when interacting with the application through a browser. A popup menu displays the following options:. User Setup Setup users using passwords and group assignments, as described on page Group Names Assign names to authorization groups, as described on page Menu Items Assign an authorization group to each menu item in Wizcon, as described on page The User Setup option defines users with passwords and group assignments.

The name of the currently logged-in operator is displayed in the title bar of the Quick Access bar. The User Setup dialog is displayed:. Password Specifies the operator password. Therefore, there is no need to retype password each time when changing user definition as Groups or default layout. Default Layout Specifies the default window layout that appears whenever an operator logs in. If you do not want a specific layout to be loaded upon operator login, leave this field empty.

The Set Group Access dialog is displayed in which you can select a group to assign to the operator. Activating the Set All button assigns all the groups to the operator. Activating the Reset All button resets all the groups assigned to the operator to their original settings.

The Group Names option is used to assign names to authorization groups. The default set of names appears as Groupnn, where nn stands for a group number from 1 to The Group Names dialog is displayed:. Any group name can be edited. The names will be used later for authorization purposes. The Menu Authorization dialog is displayed:. The menus of these items are displayed in a tree arrangement.

Menu branches are expanded and contracted by double-clicking on them. When you double-click on such an item, the sub-item list appears. For example, double-clicking on Events Summary displays the following sub-item list:. Double-click on Events Summary to close the sub-item list.

The Set Group Access dialog is displayed, as shown on page , in which you can select groups to be assigned to the menu item. Only operators assigned to these groups will have access to the menu item. Activating the Set All button assigns all the groups to the item. Activating the Reset All button resets all the groups assigned to the item to their original settings. If you assign groups to menus that include sub-menus and sub-items, all the sub-menus and sub-items are affected.

However, if you assign groups to a sub-menu or sub-item, the parent menu is not affected. When you select a sub-menu or sub-item that belongs to that menu, you can only reset and set the groups that were defined for the parent menu, unless you return to the parent menu and change the settings. During runtime, a user can then choose the required language.

Support for different languages is dependent on the operating system and its support for that language.