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| + | The [[HMI]] extension (Human Machine Interface) provides access for interacting with the user through the display of graphical screens. To achieve this goal, there are two ways to operate with screens: | ||
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| + | # '''Basic Screen''' - A set of basic dialogs providing by the operating systems | ||
| + | # '''Custom Screens''' - Customizable screens that allow arbitrary flexibility | ||
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| + | Custom screens define an interface to a screen that is externally created. The layout and functionality of the screen itself is not defined in the OTX. The OTF supports two kinds of implementations for the Custom Screens: | ||
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| + | # [[OtfGenericScreen|Generic Screen]] | ||
| + | # [[OtfScreenMapping|Screen Mapping]] | ||
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| + | ==Generic Screen== | ||
Revision as of 17:33, 27 November 2014
Introduction
The HMI extension (Human Machine Interface) provides access for interacting with the user through the display of graphical screens. To achieve this goal, there are two ways to operate with screens:
- Basic Screen - A set of basic dialogs providing by the operating systems
- Custom Screens - Customizable screens that allow arbitrary flexibility
Custom screens define an interface to a screen that is externally created. The layout and functionality of the screen itself is not defined in the OTX. The OTF supports two kinds of implementations for the Custom Screens:
