Graphics Pages in the Project

The graphical user interface is the most important interface for operating plants. In Desigo CC, graphic operation takes place in System Browser. The graphics page opens by clicking an object in System Browser (to open the graphics pages, see Navigation Concept). The corresponding graphics page opens based on the selected object:

Start Page

The Start Page (also referred to as Home page or Top page) displays one or more buildings of the corresponding plant. Typical information on the Start page includes:

Start Page
Start Page

System Topology

The System Topology displays the network of the plant in question. Typical information on the System Topology page includes:

System Topology
System Topology

Plant Overview

The Plant Overview displays the state on multiple plants. The layout of Overview pages depends on the particular project. The plant states are structured, depending on project size, by building > floor > electrical/mechanical installation. On a smaller project, all plant states from various mechanical and electrical installations can also be created on a single Overview page.

Typical information on an Overview page includes:

Plant Overview
Plant Overview

Plants

The Plant page displays a plant with the corresponding devices. Typical information on the Plant page includes:

Plant
Plant

Floor Plan

The Floor Plan is the reproduction of a space (for example, a floor). Typical information on the Floor Plan includes:

Floor Plan
Floor Plan

Viewport

The graphics page viewport is used for the following:

Graphic Template

A Graphic Template displays, in graphic form, data points associated with a standardized Desigo building automation and control function. Typical information in a Graphic Template includes:

These Graphic Templates do not require engineering. They are automatically recognized and displayed by Desigo CC when selecting the object data in System Browser. The Desigo building automation and control function name forms the basis for automatic recognition.

PID Controller
PID Controller

Plant Operator Tableau

The plant operator tableau is a custom compilation of the most important information for the user to operate plants. A maximum of 15 pieces of information, including title and spaces, can be configured on a graphic page.

Plant Operator Tableau
Plant Operator Tableau

A standard template, configured per the plant information, is used to engineer the plant operator tableau. A specific graphic page must be created for each plant operator tableau. The plant operator tableau is opened at Related items > Graphics.

For related procedures or workflows, see the step-by-step section Create a Plant Operator Tableau.

Configuration properties

Configuration properties for the plant operator tableau

Parameter

Description

Alternative Title

Text field for the group title

Reference

Data point reference

Type

0

Defines an analog value

1

Defines a multistate value

2

Defines an empty line

3

Defines a title line

 

Command

Write

Default entry without priority array.

WritePrio08

The value is dependent upon the entry in the object model of the applicable subsystem.

CommandRelease

ReleasePrio08

The value is dependent upon the entry in the object model of the applicable subsystem.

DisplayRelease

1

0 = The Release button is not visible.

1 = The Release button is visible.

Parameter

Value

Value entered in Expander Command configurator in column Command under Parameter.

 

Check the Spelling of the Write Command

The write command is dependent upon the applicable subsystem. Check the write command by selecting the the object model (for example binary output) in the library:

Blue: Write and release.

Red: Parameter.

Check Write Command
Check Write Command

 

Related items

For consistent single-click operation, the most important plant information must be linked to a graphics page. Typical information linked on each graphics page includes:

In the event the user selects the graphics page, all related items on the additional information are displayed in the Contextual pane of the Related Items tab.