Overview
In this course you'll learn how to create, edit, and deploy FactoryTalk View Site Edition Local Station applications using FactoryTalk View Studio Enterprise.
Instructor: Shawn Tierney
Category: SCADA / HMI
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Details
In this course students will learn how to create, edit, and deploy FactoryTalk View Site Edition Local Station applications using FactoryTalk View Studio Enterprise.
What you will learn:
- What FactoryTalk ViewSE is, and how to find its documentation and downloads
- Understanding how ViewSE works, including a look at four sample applications
- Creating your first ViewSE Standalone Application
- Graphic Displays and settings, Object Properties, and In-place Editing
- How to flash controller firmware over Ethernet and USB
- Testing Displays, Creating Client Files, and Editing running applications
- Using Drawing objects, Library Objects, and the Symbol Factory
- HMI System Tags, Numeric Displays, Color and Fill Animations
- Creating, editing, and duplicating Tags
- Importing Displays, Using Numeric Inputs and Slider Animation
- Tag Substitution, Tag Placeholders and Parameters, and On Top Displays
- Expressions, Derived Tags, and Events
- Setting up RSLinx Enterprise and RSLinx Classic Communications
- Direct References and HMI Device Tags
- Offline Tag Browsing and HMI Tag Importing
- Creating and using Parameter Files and Tag Placeholders
- Command Line, and creating and using Macros
- Creating and Using Global Objects
- Datalogging and Trending
- HMI Tag Alarms and Alarm and Event Alarming
- User, Group, and Application Security
- Backing up your Application
- Setting up an Operator Workstation
- Restoring and Running and Application
- Setting and Using FactoryTalk ViewPoint
NOTE: All of the instructor's application files are provided, however they were made in ViewSE v9.0 and may not work with previous versions.
Who should take this course:
Anyone who would like to learn how to create, edit, and deploy ViewSE projects.
Note: prospective students should already have some PLC knowledge, and be comfortable using Windows 10.
Requirements to complete optional exercises or follow along:
Students who wish to complete optional exercises, or follow along with the instructor as he programs, will need the following:
1) A working copy of FactoryTalk View Studio Enterprise Edition, and a compatible Windows PC to install and run it on.
Note: Information on how to request a free 30 day evaluation and demo copy of View Studio Enterprise from Rockwell is covered
Note: The version of FactoryTalk View Studio used in this course is 9.0, and according to Rockwell it supports these Windows versions:
- Windows 7 Pro
- Windows 8 Pro
- Windows 10 Pro
Note: While ViewSE v8.1 is said to support Windows XP Pro SP3 32bit, currently the samples provided in the course are made with v9.0, and can't be imported into version 8.1 at this time.
2) An Allen-Bradley Programmable Controller, or Free PLC Emulator compatible with the above Windows PC and View Studio Enterprise.
Note: How to download and use Rockwell's free RSLogix Emulate 500 is included with this course as a bonus lesson
Note: The instructor provides sample programs for the following Programmable Controllers for use with the course lessons:
- RSLogix Emulate 500
- PLC-5/20
- SLC-5/05
- MicroLogix 1000, 1100, 1400
- CompactLogix L16 and L23 (v20)
- ControlLogix L61 (v20)
What is included with the course:
To see what is included with this course please see the enrollment options.
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Sample Lesson
In this presentation you'll learn about the different products that make up the ViewSE family, as well as how to find documentation, downloads, updates, and system requirements.
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Requirements for Software, Hardware, and Hands-On: For detailed requirements to complete any optional programming exercises, or to follow along with the instructor as he programs, see the "Requirements..." section near the bottom of the Details tab.
