Web-based HMI for REXYGENUser guide

Web-based HMI for REXYGEN
User guide

REX Controls s.r.o.

Version 2.50.10
2020-09-03
Plzeň (Pilsen), Czech Republic

1 Introduction
2 WebWatch
2.1 Automatic Generation of HMI from REXYGEN Studio
2.2 Advanced Usage
3 REXYGEN HMI Designer
3.1 A Graphical Designer of Web HMI
3.2 General configuration of the HMI
  3.2.1 Connections tab
  3.2.2 Options tab
  3.2.3 HTML Export tab
3.3 REXYGEN HMI Designer extensions
  3.3.1 Group animation
  3.3.2 Update Components
3.4 List of available components
  3.4.1 HMIConfig
  3.4.2 CHARTS
  3.4.3 GENERAL
  3.4.4 HOME
  3.4.5 HVAC
  3.4.6 PROC
4 WebBuDi
4.1 Simple Buttons and Displays on the Web
4.2 Available Rows and Components
5 REX.HMI library
5.1 How to Use the Library
5.2 Reference Guide for REX.HMI
5.3 Reference Guide for REX.HMI.Graph

Chapter 1
Introduction

RexHMI covers all tools and libraries necessary for creating human-machine interfaces (visualizations) for the REXYGEN system. There are three different types of visualization the WebWatch, the WebBuDi and the one created by REXYGEN HMI Designer.

WebWatch(Chapter 2) is an auto-generated HMI from the REXYGEN Studio development tool during project compilation. It has similar look, attributes and functions as the Watch mode of the REXYGEN Studio development tool. The WebWatch is a perfect tool for instant creation of HMI that is suitable for system developers or integrators. It provides a graphical interaction with almost all signals in the control algorithm.
REXYGEN HMI Designer(Chapter 3) creates a standard SVG file with the RexHMI extensions. The REXYGEN HMI Designer is a great tool for creating graphical HMI that is suitable for operators and other end users.
WebBuDi(Chapter 4), which is an acronym for Web Buttons and Displays, is a simple JavaScript file with several declarative blocks that describe data points which the HMI is connected to and assemble a table in which all the data is presented. It provides a textual interaction with selected signals and is suitable for system developers and integrators or may serve as a fall-back mode HMI for non-standard situations.

All the tools result to the HTML5 web page served from the internal REXYGEN web server. The HMI can be accessed using desktop, tablets and also mobile devices. Recommended web browsers are Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. The HMI is based on HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and WebSockets.

Figure 1.1: The example of WebWatch visualization

Usually the HMI is downloaded to the target device using HMI block in the exec.mdl file. In the project directory create exec.mdl file (or use predefined templates from the Start-up wizard). Add the HMI block to the executive, set the IncludeHMI parameter and then enable WebWatch visualization (GenerateWebWatch parameter) or create your custom one. Once configured the visualization is downloaded using Compile and Download function in the REXYGEN Studio design tool to the target device. The HMI is accessible from the internal server of the target device for example at http://192.168.1.100:8008/hmi.

The URL can include additional parameters to influence the behaviour of the HMI:

virtualKeyboard - Activating virtual keyboard on devices with a touchscreen. Used typically on panel PCs powered by Linux, where the operating system does not provide such a feature natively.
noLogout - Hiding the Logout link. Typically used in devices operating in kiosk mode.

Example: http://192.168.1.100:8008/hmi/index.html?virtualKeyboard=true&noLogout=true

Figure 1.2: Configuration of the HMI block in REXYGEN Studio

For the special cases user can create its own HMI based on the JavaScript and custom HTML or SVG components. For that purpose the REX.HMI function library is available. Chapter 5 describes all functions with parameters.

Chapter 2
WebWatch

2.1 Automatic Generation of HMI from REXYGEN Studio

WebWatch is automatically generated HMI based on the project structure. It is similar to the Watch mode in REXYGEN Studio. The whole scheme is generated to web page. User can monitor all signals from selected blocks, change block parameters and read the data from TRND blocks. The WebWatch is generated automatically using HMI block in project main file.

Figure 2.1: The example of WebWatch visualization

Insert HMI block to the exec.mdl file of your project
Check GenerateWebWatch and IncludeHMI to enable WebWatch generation
Run Compile and Download
Open the web browser and navigate to your target device eg. http://192.168.1.100:8008/hmi.
Use left mouse click (touch) for changing the block parameters and right mouse click (long touch) for enabling the block monitoring.

Figure 2.2: Check GenerateWebWatch to create WebWatchHMI.

2.2 Advanced Usage

The auto-generated scheme can be adjusted manually. (Note: If the GenerateWebWatch in HMI block is enabled the HMI is generate whenever the scheme is compiled. So for manual adjustment disable the GenerateWebWatch option in HMI block.)

Edit the REX.HMI.init = function(){} function in the selected *.html file. There are only few functions for the WebWatch HMI, but you can use all the functions described in chapter 5.

REX.WebWatch.enableMonitoring(blockIDs) – Enable monitoring of the selected blocks from the beginning (after web page is loaded).


Param	Type	Description



blockIDs	Array .<String>	List of all blocks, described by connection string (eg.[“task.block1”,“task.block2”])

Example

1// Enable monitoring of selected blocks
2REX.HMI.init = function(){
3 REX.WebWatch.enableMonitoring(["pidcontrol_control.CNR_sp","pidcontrol_control.PIDU"]);
4}

REX.WebWatch.disableHint() – Disable hint after page is loaded

REX.WebWatch.showHint() – Show hint

Chapter 3
REXYGEN HMI Designer

3.1 A Graphical Designer of Web HMI

REXYGEN HMI Designer (The REXYGEN HMI Designer is build on the well-known SVG editor Inkscape^TM https://inkscape.org/en/.) is tool for designing the custom visualizations using predefined components. The whole HMI is stored in the SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) file with REXYGEN specific extensions.

When the visualization is ready the HTML page with all necessary libraries is generated. Such a webpage can be easily generated and downloaded to the target device from ./hmi directory using Compile and Download function of the REXYGEN Studio development tool.

Figure 3.1: The example of REXYGEN HMI Designer visualization

Each HMI scheme composes from several components which are connected to the signals from the control system. These components are organized in libraries. The example HMI on fig. 3.1 contain one Button, two LEDs and several GeneralComponents for pool and flower animations.

Figure 3.2: The list of RexHMI extensions

The HMI components are controlled via extensions (on fig. 3.2) which edit the REXYGEN HMI specific parameters and allow the export of the final HMI.

Browse Components Library (Ctrl + L) – Open the folder with all available components. Each component is stored as a SVG file which can be drag&dropped to the current HMI
Edit Component (Ctrl + E) – Open edit window for the selected component or for the whole project if nothing is selected.
Edit HMI Config – Open edit window for the general HMI configuration.
Export HMI (Ctrl + H) – Exports the content of the SVG file to the HTML5 webpage with all necessary libraries. This extension is configured via parameters of the whole project.
Group Animation (Ctrl + J) – Enable animation of the transformations (translation, rotation, scale), opacity or color of the selected object (SVG group) based on the values from the control system. Or you can use the extension to create clickable button.
Purify – Finds all invalid component in the document a removes them. The component is invalid either if does not contain any valid JSON configuration or visible content like rectangles, texts, etc.
Update Components – Extension for updating the schema to new version
Version Info – Show current version of the REXYGEN HMI Designer and HMI tools.

3.2 General configuration of the HMI

Every custom visualization create using REXYGEN HMI Designer must contain general configuration which is stored in the HMI Config element. The element is added automatically with new document or after first use of Edit Component extension. The general configuration consists of three sections

Connections - The list of connections between the HMI and REXYGEN
Options - General options for the HMI. See the subsection 3.4.1 for all available options.
HMTL export - Configuration of the HTML export

3.2.1 Connections tab

The connection tab contains table maps between an Alias (the name of the data point in HMI) and connection string (the path where the value is read or written form the REXYGEN). Each connection can have one of two types:

R – Read item, the values are read from the target,
W – Write item, the value can be written to the target after change.

There are two more special types the

L – Local item, X – Expression item, which will be described later.

When the HMI Config is opened the Aliases of the data points used in the HMI components are loaded automatically. Also the R or W type is selected based on the type of the component (e.g. The Button value data point will point to the W rite connection, but Led value will point to the Read one). For these connections just use the browse function to fill the connection string.

Press Browse button. The login dialog will be opened. Unless you changed the login credentials, use the default username admin with an empty password. After a successful login the connection tab is expanded with a tree-view of the running algorithm. Select Connection String field of the selected Alias and afterwards browse the tree to the desired block and double-click the parameter. The connection string of the parameter is copied to the alias. Follow this procedure to fill all the R and W connections. For basic example see [1].

The Local connection type (L) represents a variable. User can define custom item which can be read or written using standard HMI components. The default value is set using Connection string field. The Local item is available only for current webpage. So if you refresh the webpage or open new one in different tab the default value is loaded.

The Expression connection type (X) is used for evaluation expression above other aliases. The alias is read only and updates whenever any of the selected items change. The alias name used in the expression is surrounded by curly brackets. For example:

not {ALIAS}; {ALIAS-1} + {ALIAS-2}; 2*{ALIAS-1} + 5

The available operations are:

Arithmetic – +, -, *, /, %
Bitwise – not (~), and (&), or (|), xor (^|)
Shift – left (<<), right (>>), right logical (>>>)
Logical – not, and, or, xor
Relations – ==, !=, <, >, <=, >=
Constants – pi, e, true, false, null

The expression can point to item type. It can contain constants such as numbers or strings. The type of value is set based on the type of value from used connection. If the expression cannot be evaluated, you will se error log message in the HMI webpage. You can also use expression to concat strings. The example of simple usage of local and expression types is shown in the following figure 3.3.

Note: If expression item points to another expression item the target item MUST be always defined before. The items are sorted alphabetically based on the used Alias so the target item must have proper name.

Figure 3.3: Example of using local and expression connection types.

3.2.2 Options tab

See the subsection 3.4.1 for all available options.

3.2.3 HTML Export tab

There are two levels of the HTML export configuration. Basic level allows user to change title of the webpage and title in header of the webpage. Also it is possible to disable generation of tooltips.

When the Expert mode is activated user can change following advance options:

Output filename – the path for the output HTML file when Export HMI Ctrl + H extension is used
RexHMI Template path – usually the HTML resources like CSS styles, images, Javascript libraries are copied from the REXYGEN default installation directory during HTML export. User can supply custom resources file (e.g. older version of the resources, customized theme, etc.). The resources file must be archive with *.zip file format.
Create viewbox – If selected the SVG document fits into the viewbox of the rendered webpage. The aspect ration is preserved. If the option is unselected the SVG size is not changed so only part of the document can be visible and the scrollbar can be shown.
Library Path – Each HMI component uses combination of SVG file and javascript resources. The default libraries are included to the project automatically if the Library Path table is empty. If not user must select directory paths where resources for HMI components are located. The path check during HTML export is folowing:
- Absolute path – If the path is absolute just use it or show error if not directory.
- Relative path, exclude default libraries is not selected – Check if the string in the library path is not same as Default library name. If so use the default library. If not check if exist and use it otherwise show error.
- Relative path, exclude default libraries is selected – During HTML export check if the directory on the relative path exist otherwise show an error.

3.3 REXYGEN HMI Designer extensions

3.3.1 Group animation

Group animation extension allow to turn SVG group into custom HMI component. At first draw some shape or group several elements together using Ctrl + G shortcut. Then open the Group Animation extension using Ctrl + J. Now there are several choices:

Translate X – Move selected group in the X direction based on the signal from chosen datapoint.
Translate Y – Move selected group in the Y direction based on the signal from chosen datapoint.
Rotate – Rotate selected group around the rotation center selected in the group before the extension was called. The rotation is set from the signal from chosen datapoint.
Scale – Scale selected in chosen direction based on the signal from chosen datapoint.
Opacity – Change opacity of the whole group based on the signal from chosen datapoint.
Change Color – Change fill or stroke color based on the signal from chosen datapoint.
Turn group into a button – Create custom clickable button which has same parameters and behavior as the Button component.

Note: The group can be either button or have a several group animations.

When all the wanted animations are checked, just press OK to create the custom component. From now on the parameters of the component are now editable using Element Editor extension. If some of the animation is not wanted anymore you can just open the group animation extension again and change your choice.

3.3.2 Update Components

Update Component extension will check all the components in the current file and compare them between the version in the library. If the version is different it will propose the type of the upgrade. We have three types:

None – Do nothing.
Partial – Change metadata and copy parameters, do not touch underlying SVG.
Full – Upgrade whole component SVG and metadata.

The upgrade algorithm will choose the best upgrade option for you.

3.4 List of available components

There are several predefined HMI components in the component library. Every component is represented as one SVG file which can be drag&drop to the current visualization scheme. The library is divide to five main groups:

GENERAL - Set of common components like buttons, inputs, sliders, gauges for visualization of basic variables.
HOME - Set of components for home automation, like various pipes, valves, radiators, boilers and more.
HVAC - Specialized library for heating, ventilation and air conditioning visualizations.
CHARTS - Specialized library for various charts.
PROC - Specialized library for process control visualizations.

Every component has some data points which provide the interaction between live data and state of the HMI. Mostly you can find:

value - the main data point where value is read or written,
disable_by - the component is disabled when connected to non-zero value,
hide_by - the component is hidden when connected to non-zero value.

and various options which are described in the following text. The components are sort alphabetically.

3.4.1 HMIConfig

Global REXYGEN HMI configuration component. User can change project options, configure the HTML export and define list of connections between REXYGEN target and HMI.


Options	Type	Description

refresh_rate	int	Changes the default read refresh rate of the whole HMI. Default 500ms
log_level	enum	Set the global log level for whole RexHMI. The log messages are written both to the right upper corner menu and to the web browser console. Default level is INFO.
show_clock	bool	If True the clock are shown in the right upper corner of the template instead of blinking square. If the target is connected the clock are updated if connection get error o lost the time stops.
use_client_time	bool	If True the show_clock display the time from client computer rather then target. This can be use when target device does not have NTP synchronization or RTC chip.
header_mode	enum	Change the default size of the header (thin, packed). If packed click on the logo to show the header.
kiosk_mode	bool	If True the links from header (from logo and header) are removed and user can not change the refresh rate and target.
target_url	str	The URL of the target device. So far only the WebSocket protocol is supported. The URL must also contain the PORT, but the protocol can be omitted. Default is empty string which means ws://127.0.0.1:8008 Examples: 192.168.1.100:8008 or wss://192.168.1.100:8009 Note: If the HMI is hosted on the internal web server this option is ignored and HMI connects to the hostname / IP you use in the webbrowser URL.

3.4.2 CHARTS

RadarChart

Radar chart based on the Chart.js library.


Data points	Optional	Description

values		An array of signals.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.

Options	Type	Description

chartJsOptions	object	Custom options for Chart.js library. See https://www.chartjs.org for more info.
min	number	Axis min
max	number	Axis max
step	number	Angle between two samples [deg]
labelStep	number	The number of steps when label will be generated.

XYChart

XY chart based on the Chart.js library. The signals are read from a TRND(V) block or an array. Each two signals are used as X and Y coordinates for each signal.


Data points	Optional	Description

values		An array of XY data in columns or link to TRND block.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
reset_by	True	If non-zero the data in chart are cleared.

Options	Type	Description

title	str	Chart title
signals	table	Table of signal labels. Write labels in the same order as you connect the signals to the Array or TRND block.
bufferSize	number	Applicable only if connected to TRND block. Maximum number of stored samples. If -1 the number of samples is read from TRND block configuration.
hideLegend	bool	If true the legend is hidden.
showLines	bool	If true the XY points are connected using line.
xAxis	table	Table of basic parameters for X axis. Only first row is used!
yAxis	table	Table of basic parameters for Y axis. Only first row is used!
chartJsOptions	object	Custom options for Chart.js library. See https://www.chartjs.org for more info.

3.4.3 GENERAL

BarGraph

Bargraph component which draw scale on the left side and contain color zones and current value display


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Displayed value
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

rangeMin	float	Lower limit for the bargraph value
rangeMax	float	Upper limit for the bargraph value
tickStep	float	Value for small tick step between main tick steps.
mainTickStep	float	Value for main axis tick steps
decimals	float	How many decimal figures are displayed
units	str	Text which is displayed on the bottom of the bargraph. Usually the name of units.
colorZones	table	User can define several color zones which can represent some level of warning. The zones are displayed on the right side of the bargraph. Each has a custom color and range defined by startValue and endValue. Just double click the colorZones and change them in table.
colorOffLimits	color	The border color of the bargraph when the value is of rangeMin and rangeMax limits.
levelColor1	color	Change the main bargraph gradient color
levelColor2	color	Change the supplementary bargraph gradient color

Battery

Show battery level from 0 to 100


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Battery level from 0 to 100

Options	Type	Description

Button

The Button component changes the boolean value. Normally the ON state means TRUE value and OFF mean FALSE value. If needed the parameter reverseMeaning switches the written values.
There are three different modes of operation:
PushButton when press or touched the ON state is written to the target value datapoint. When released the OFF state is written.
ManualPulse always write TRUE value after button is pressed, release is ignored.(Suitable for MP block control)
ToggleButton when button is pressed the value is toggled (ON -> OFF -> ON).


Data points	Optional	Description

value		The main datapoint where boolean value is written.
refresh_from	True	If set the state of the component is updated based on the value read from this datapoint. Otherwise the value from main datapoint is used.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
readonly_by	True	If non-zero the component will change once to read-only mode.

Options	Type	Description

type	enum	Changes the type of the Button. PushButton when press or touched the ON state is written to the target value datapoint. When released the OFF state is written. ManualPulse writes TRUE value once after button is pressed, release is ignored. ManualPulseRpt writes TRUE value periodically (20ms period) after button is pressed, release stops writing.(Suitable for MP block control) ToggleButton when button is pressed the value is toggled (ON -> OFF -> ON).
reverseMeaning	bool	If True the meaning of the value is switched. So the ON state is False and OFF state is True.
fontScale	float	Use this parameter to scale font because the button is using HTML button component which is not binded with SVG.
labelFalse	str	Button label when the state is OFF
labelTrue	str	Button label when the state is ON. If not defined the labelFalse is used.
colorFalse	color	Button background color when the state is OFF
colorTrue	color	Button background color when the state is ON
labelColorFalse	color	Label (text) color when the state is OFF.
labelColorTrue	color	Label (text) color when the state is ON
writePerm	table	List of logins who are allowed to write to the data point. If not in list the Button will be disabled.

Checkbox

Checkbox.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint where boolean value is written.
refresh_from	True	If set the state of the component is updated based on the value read from this datapoint. Otherwise the value from main datapoint is used.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
readonly_by	True	If non-zero the component will change once to read-only mode.

Options	Type	Description

reverse_meaning	bool	If True the meaning of the value is switched. So the ON state is False and OFF state is True.
show_cross	bool	If True the cross is shown in case of OFF value.

ComboBox

Combobox allow to choose item (value) from predefine list. If the value in the control system is not in the list it is automatically added.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint where values are written after select.
refresh_from	True	If set the state of the component is updated based on the value read from this datapoint. Otherwise the value from main datapoint is used.
values	True	Datapoint which point to list of value/descriptions separated by \| eg. 0: NOK \| 1: OK (typicaly pupstr parameter of CNE block). If set the values parameter is ignored.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled.
readonly_by	True	If non-zero the component will change once to read-only mode.

Options	Type	Description

values	table	Define value:desc pairs for the combobox list. Value is number or string and desc is it’s string description.
showValue	bool	If True the values are shown in the list eg. 0:OK
valueType	enum	Choose if the value is read as a number or string.
fontScale	float	Use this parameter to scale the font because the Combobox is using HTML select component which is not binded with SVG.
writePerm	table	List of logins who are allowed to write to the data point. If not in list the ComboBox will be disabled.

ControlLed

Simple boolean state indicator. Empty or Zero mean OFF, otherwise ON.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint from which the LED state is read.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

reverseMeaning	bool	If True the meaning of the value is switched. So the ON state is False and OFF state is True.
color_true	color	The ON state color.
color_false	color	The OFF state color.

CustomHTML

CustomHTML component allows inserting custom HTML to the HMI. It creates empty DIV element which is filled with content from the html parameter. It can be used for example for including the live camera feed.


Data points	Optional	Description


Options	Type	Description

html	str	Custom HTML content which is insert directly to the HMI.

Display

Display component shows value from the target system as a string. It can be either number, date, datetime or simple value as a text string depending on the format property. Each display can have units which are shown at the end of the displayed string.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint from which the value is read.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

format	enum	number - If selected the read value is converted to the number either integer or float. Also the parameters scale,offset and decimals are applied during conversion. The color of the text depends on the color property if the value is higher than rangeMax the colorAbove is used likewise if the value is lower than rangeMin the colorBelow is applied. time and datetime - The display will convert read value in milliseconds from REXYGEN Epoch to the current time or datetime. The property text_format is applied in this context where the format of the displayed time can be selected. text - Simple show the value in the format as was received. Suitable for short strings.
text_format	enum	Select the format of the time string for time and datetime.
scale	float	Scale the read value. Applicable for number format only.
offset	float	Add some offset to the read value. Applicable for number format only.
decimals	int	Round the read value to defined number of decimals. Applicable for number format only.
color	color	Normal font color of the display. Applicable for number format only.
colorAbove	color	Font color of the display when the read value is above rangeMax. Applicable for number format only.
colorBelow	color	Font color of the display when the read value is below rangeMin. Applicable for number format only.
rangeMax	float	When the read value is above rangeMax the colorAbove color is applied to the font. Applicable for number format only.
rangeMin	float	When the read value is below rangeMin the colorBelow color is applied to the font. Applicable for number format only.
units	str	Append some string to the end of the displayed value. Usually the name of the units.

DisplayMatrix

Display Matrix show arbitrary array from target. Just point value datapoint to array. For example CNA:acn or MX_MAT:ay.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		The value from the datapoint will be show as a matrix.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

transpose	bool	If True display the transposed matrix.
fontScale	float	Use this parameter to scale font.
decimals	number	Round the cell value to defined number of decimals.
header	table	Table header, an array of string labels for each column.
showLineNumbers	bool	If True the line number will be added to the first column.
divClass	string	Custom CSS class for components main DIV element. Space separated string list.
tableClass	string	Custom CSS class for HTML table element. Space separated string list.

DisplayString

The Display string component reads the value from the target and display it as a text. It can simply display the read value format: text or lookup the value in the table alt (alternative lookup table) of descriptions.
Note:If the value contains newline sign the text is wrapped.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint from which the value is read.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

format	enum	text - show the read value as is. alt - Lookup the description for the read value in the values list. If not found display the value as is.
showValue	bool	If True prepend the value in front of the description separated by colon. Example: 0: Status OK
values	table	List of value:desc pairs where the description is looked up when the value is read.

DisplayWithBox

Display component shows value from the target system as a string. It can be either number, date or datetime string depending on the format property. Each display can have units which are shown at the bottom of the box.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint from which the value is read.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

format	enum	number - If selected the read value is converted to the number either integer or float. Also the parameters scale,offset and decimals are applied during conversion. The color of the text depends on the color property if the value is higher than rangeMax the colorAbove is used likewise if the value is lower than rangeMin the colorBelow is applied. time and datetime - The display will convert read value in milliseconds from REXYGEN Epoch to the current time or datetime.
scale	float	Scale the read value. Applicable for number format only.
offset	float	Add some offset to the read value. Applicable for number format only.
decimals	int	Round the read value to defined number of decimals. Applicable for number format only.
color	color	Normal font color of the display. Applicable for number format only.
colorAbove	color	Font color of the display when the read value is above rangeMax. Applicable for number format only.
colorBelow	color	Font color of the display when the read value is below rangeMin. Applicable for number format only.
rangeMax	float	When the read value is above rangeMax the colorAbove color is applied to the font. Applicable for number format only.
rangeMin	float	When the read value is below rangeMin the colorBelow color is applied to the font. Applicable for number format only.
units	str	Append some string to the end of the displayed value. Usually the name of the units.

Gauge180

A Gauge displays the read value on the scale using the arm. The range of the scale is limited by rangeMin and rangeMax parameters. The scale is divided to some main steps using mainTickStep parameter and more using tickStep. Also the read value is diplayed as a number rounded to decimals. If the read value is beyond the limits the Gauge’s border changes to colorOffLimits color. The Gauge also contain special kind of color scale which is defined by colorZones table. For example it can be use for defining the normal, warning and error levels.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint from which the value is read.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

rangeMin	float	The minimum value for the Gauge scale.
rangeMax	float	The maximum value for the Gauge scale.
tickStep	float	Draw tick every tickStep value to the scale.
mainTickStep	float	Draw main tick every mainTickStep value to the scale with text description.
decimals	float	Round the read value to defined number of decimals.
units	str	Name of the units or just text description.
colorZones	table	Defines the special scale with color segments starting from startValue and ending at endValue colored by color.
colorOffLimits	color	Border color when read value is of the range.

Gauge270


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint from which the value is read.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

rangeMin	float	The minimum value for the Gauge scale.
rangeMax	float	The maximum value for the Gauge scale.
tickStep	float	Draw tick every tickStep value to the scale.
mainTickStep	float	Draw main tick every mainTickStep value to the scale with text description.
decimals	float	Round the read value to defined number of decimals.
units	str	Name of the units or just text description.
colorZones	table	Defines the special scale with color segments starting from startValue and ending at endValue colored by color.
colorOffLimits	color	Border color when read value is of the range.

GaugeBars

The GaugeBars component show the current value as a number of highlighted ticks. The value should be between rangeMin and rangeMax. Also the read value is diplayed as a number rounded to decimals with possible units string.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint from which the value is read.

Options	Type	Description

rangeMin	float	The minimum value for the Gauge.
rangeMax	float	The maximum value for the Gauge.
decimals	int	Round the read value to defined number of decimals.
units	str	Name of the units or just text description.

GaugeGradient

The GaugeGradient component show the current value as a fill of the arc. The value should be between rangeMin and rangeMax. The min value means whole arc is red the max value is whole arc is green.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint from which the value is read.

Options	Type	Description

rangeMin	float	The minimum value for the Gauge.
rangeMax	float	The maximum value for the Gauge.

ImageChanger

Image Changer component loads image (*.png,*.jpg,*.bmp,*.svg etc.) and displays it inside its boundaries. The image is refreshed when the refresh_from datapoint changes or after given period. The imagePath should be relative to the root of the webserver. If the appendKey property is True and the imagePath contains {0} sign, the sign is replaced using the read value.
Example of the imagePath /hmi/images/img-{0}.png and value can change from 0 to 10, etc.


Data points	Optional	Description

refresh_from	True	When the value is changed the image is updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.

Options	Type	Description

imagePath	str	Relative path from the webserver root where the image is located.
appendKey	bool	If True the {0} is replaces with current refresh_from value in the imagePath property.
period	number	If larger than zero the image will be automatically refreshed based on the given period in milliseconds. The refresh_from datapoint is used only for appendKey mode.

Input

Input component allows to write numbers, texts, dates or times to the target. If the number format is selected the value can be converted using scale and offset adn rounded to number of decimals. The Input allows to limit user input to the range defined by min and max parameters. The date and datetime format has a special widget to enter the dates. The value from this format is converted to the number of milliseconds from REXYGEN epoch.(datetime - ’HH:mm’, datetime-seconds - ’HH:mm:ss’)
The time format converts value to numbers of seconds.(time - ’HH:mm’, time-seconds - ’HH:mm:ss’)
Note:The value is written to the value datapoint, if necessary it can be refresh from different location defined in the refresh_from datapoint. It can be used if the value is limited by saturation.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint where the value is written.
refresh_from	True	Optional datapoint where the value is updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
readonly_by	True	If non-zero the component will change once to read-only mode.

Options	Type	Description

format	enum	number - If selected the value is converted to the number either integer or float. Also the parameters scale,offset and decimals are applied during conversion. date and datetime - The input will convert date or datetime to the number of milliseconds from REXYGEN Epoch. time - The input will convert time to the number of seconds text - Simple enter the value in the format as is. Suitable for short strings. password - Text field which shows an asterisks.
fontScale	float	The Input is using HTML input component which is not binded with SVG. Use this parameter to scale font.
textAlign	enum	The Input is using HTML input component which is not binded with SVG. Use this parameter to scale font.
scale	float	Scale the value. Applicable for number format only.
offset	float	Add some offset to the value. Applicable for number format only.
decimals	int	Round the value to defined number of decimals. Applicable for number format only.
digits	int	Total number of digits without decimals. Remaining digits will be filled with zeros. Applicable for number format only.
min	float	The minimum value user can enter. Applicable for number format only.
max	float	The maximum value user can enter. Applicable for number format only.
setOnBlur	bool	If True the data input value is set on blur event (Press ESC to cancel write).
css	object	Custom CSS style for the HTML input object. For example {"background-color":"#00ffff"}
writePerm	table	List of logins who are allowed to write to the data point. If not in list the Input will be disabled.

Led

Boolean state indicator. Empty or Zero mean OFF,FALSE, otherwise ON, TRUE. This can be switched using reverseMeaning parameter.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint from which the value is read.
error_by	True	If set and TRUE the led will show colorError
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

reverseMeaning	bool	If True the meaning of the value is switched. So the ON state is False and OFF state is True.
colorTrue	color	LED background color when the signal is ON, ENABLED, ...
colorFalse	color	LED background color when the signal is OFF, DISABLED, ...
colorError	color	LED background color when the signal error is TRUE.

LedLabel

State indicator with text label. Define states with colors and labels using values table. Omit color string if not used (e.g. stroke color)


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint from which the LED state is read.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.

Options	Type	Description

values	table	List of labels and colors which will be shown when value changes. The priority is in asscending order. If any item in the values table is empty string, the look will not be changed.

PushOnOff

The PushOnOff button component changes the boolean value. Normally the ON state means TRUE value and OFF mean FALSE value. If needed the parameter reverseMeaning switches the written values.
There are three different modes of operation:
PushButton when press or touched the ON state is written to the target value datapoint. When released the OFF state is written.
ManualPulse always write TRUE value after button is pressed, release is ignored.(Suitable for MP block control)
ToggleButton when button is pressed the value is toggled (ON -> OFF -> ON).


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint where boolean value is written.
refresh_from	True	If set the state of the component is updated based on the value read from this datapoint. Otherwise the value from main datapoint is used.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
readonly_by	True	If non-zero the component will change once to read-only mode.

Options	Type	Description

type	enum	Changes the type of the Button. PushButton when press or touched the ON state is written to the target value datapoint. When released the OFF state is written. ManualPulse writes TRUE value once after button is pressed, release is ignored. ManualPulseRpt writes TRUE value periodically (20ms period) after button is pressed, release stops writing.(Suitable for MP block control) ToggleButton when button is pressed the value is toggled (ON -> OFF -> ON).
reverseMeaning	bool	If True the meaning of the value is switched. So the ON state is False and OFF state is True.
colorFalse	color	Button background color when the state is OFF
colorTrue	color	Button background color when the state is ON
writePerm	table	List of logins who are allowed to write to the data point. If not in list the Button will be disabled.

SimpleLogger

Simple logger component write list of separated lines / logs. It can be used in two modes based on the format parameter. Each line can be prepend with timestamp using local (client) time. Whole log is limited to the max number of lines. Parameter format have to options:
text - Simply log when the datapoint value changes.
alt - When datapoint value changes the description for the value is look up in texts table. If not found the value is logged. The value is prepend to description if showValue is enabled.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		The value from the datapoint will be logged in the logger.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

format	enum	The format of the logged message. Either pure text or alt analog value lookup table.
texts	table	The lookup table with value and description (desc) pairs. Available for alt format.
lines	number	Maximum number of row / lines in the logger.
showValue	bool	If True the value is prepend before description from texts table.
ignoreEmptyValues	bool	If True the logger will ignore all values with no description.
timestamp	bool	If True the local client time timestamp will be shown.
timestampFormat	enum	String format of the timestamp. See GlobalizeJS library form more formats.
useTargetTime	bool	If True the timestamp value is read from the target.
css	object	Custom CSS style for the HTML logger as a JSON object. For example {’background-color’:’#00ffff’}

SliderHorizontal

Slider sets integer or floating value to the target. The range of the slider is limited between the min and max value. Slider move is split to several steps. The value can be converted using scale and offset and rounded to chosen number of decimals. The fontScale applies to the displayed value. Each slider has a label.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		The main datapoint where numeric value is written.
active	True	If set the slider periodically write boolean TRUE value to the datapoint when the slider is pressed or moving.
refresh_from	True	If set the state of the component is updated based on the value read from this datapoint. Otherwise the value from main datapoint is used.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
readonly_by	True	If non-zero the component will change once to read-only mode.

Options	Type	Description

min	float	The minimum slider value.
max	float	The maximum slider value.
step	float	The size of step (increment) when slider moves.
label	str	The text description.
fontScale	float	The fontScale of the displayed value. If set to 1 the font size is default. The floating number above 1 increase the font size.
scale	float	Scale the number when read. The equation is scale*val+offset. The number is converted back when written.
offset	float	Offset the number when read. The equation is scale*val+offset. The number is converted back when written.
decimals	int	Round the number when read.
writeOnChange	bool	If true the value is written to the target when the slider is moving.

SliderVertical


Data points	Optional	Description

value		The main datapoint where numeric value is written.
active	True	If set the slider periodically write boolean TRUE value to the datapoint when the slider is pressed or moving.
refresh_from	True	If set the state of the component is updated based on the value read from this datapoint. Otherwise the value from main datapoint is used.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
readonly_by	True	If non-zero the component will change once to read-only mode.

Options	Type	Description

min	float	The minimum slider value.
max	float	The maximum slider value.
step	float	The size of step (increment) when slider moves.
label	str	The text description.
fontScale	float	The fontScale of the displayed value. If set to 1 the font size is default. The floating number above 1 increase the font size.
scale	float	Scale the number when read. The equation is scale*val+offset. The number is converted back when written.
offset	float	Offset the number when read. The equation is scale*val+offset. The number is converted back when written.
decimals	int	Round the number when read.
writeOnChange	bool	If true the value is written to the target when the slider is moving.

Switch

Switch changes the values from the predefine list. Each position write defined value to the target device. Click mouse button or tap to change position clockwise (CW). Double click or double tap to change position counterclockwise (CCW).


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint where value is written.
refresh_from	True	If set the state of the component is updated based on the value read from this datapoint. Otherwise the value from main datapoint is used.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
readonly_by	True	If non-zero the component will change once to read-only mode.

Options	Type	Description

positions	table	List of switch positions with values.
hideTooltips	bool	If TRUE the tooltip with values on each position are not shown.

SwitchOnOff

SwitchOnOff.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

value		Datapoint where boolean value is written.
refresh_from	True	If set the state of the component is updated based on the value read from this datapoint. Otherwise the value from main datapoint is used.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
readonly_by	True	If non-zero the component will change once to read-only mode.

Options	Type	Description

reverse_meaning	bool	If True the meaning of the value is switched. So the ON state is False and OFF state is True.
labelColorFalse	color	Label (text) color when the state is OFF.
labelColorTrue	color	Label (text) color when the state is ON
writePerm	table	List of logins who are allowed to write to the data point. If not in list the Button will be disabled.

SwitchOnOff2

The SwitchOnOff component changes the boolean value. Normally the ON state means TRUE value and OFF mean FALSE value. If needed the parameter reverseMeaning reverse the written values.


Data points	Optional	Description

value		The main datapoint where boolean value is written.
refresh_from	True	If set the state of the component is updated based on the value read from this datapoint. Otherwise the value from main datapoint is used.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled.
readonly_by	True	If non-zero the component will change once to read-only mode.

Options	Type	Description

reverseMeaning	bool	If True the meaning of the value is switched. So the ON state is False and OFF state is True.
label	str	Text written next to the switch
writePerm	table	List of logins who are allowed to write to the data point. If not in list the Button will be disabled.

TRND

The TRND component is used for displaying the signals from the TRND blocks. Simply just set TRND datapoint to any parameter of the TRND block eg. taskname.TRND:u1. All signals will be displayed in the trend. Each signal can be labeled using signals table.


Data points	Optional	Description

TRND		Set the datapoint to any parameter of the TRND block eg. taskname.TRND:u1 to enable reading of all signals.
ViewConfig	True	If set the graph configuration is loaded from JSON string. If not the ViewConfig is loaded from TRND block. The configuration is loaded once after the page is loaded. The refresh must be done manually from the menu.
reset_by	True	If non-zero the data from trend are deleted.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.

Options	Type	Description

title	str	Trend title
signals	table	Table of signal labels. Write labels in the same order as you connect the signals to the TRND block.
bufferSize	number	The size of the buffer in the client web browser. If -1 the target TRND block buffer size is used. Note: if the buffer is larger than the buffer on the device the history is lost when the page is refreshed. Note: Large buffer can slow your device especially on slower CPUs like RaspberryPi
refreshRate	number	Custom refresh rate of the trend. Normally the trend is refreshed with the HMI main refresh rate period. If needed each trend can have custom one.
hideLegend	bool	Hide the legend of the graph.
hideRangeSelector	bool	Hide the range selector bellow the graph.
yAxis	table	Table of basic parameters for Y axis. Only first row is used!
dygraphOptions	object	Custom options for Dygraph library. See http://dygraphs.com/options.html for more info.

3.4.4 HOME

AirCirculator


Data points	Optional	Description

POWER		If non-zero the component is enabled.

Options	Type	Description

colorRun	color	Component color when enabled / running.
colorStop	color	Component color when disabled / stopped.

Boiler

The boiler show progress of heating. If the currentTemp is less than setTemp the flames are visible.


Data points	Optional	Description

POWER		If non-zero the component is enabled.
setTemp		Boiler temperature set-point.
currentTemp		Current temperature.

Options	Type	Description

Filter

The filter show if filtration is in progress.


Data points	Optional	Description

POWER		If non-zero the component is enabled.

Options	Type	Description

colorOn	color	Component color when enabled / running.
colorOff	color	Component color when disabled / stopped.

HandleValve

The valve controller. It switch the value when clicked.


Data points	Optional	Description

FLOW		State of the valve.
refresh_from	True	If set the state is read from this datapoint.

Options	Type	Description

HandleValveT

The three state valve controller. When clicked it toggle two boolean values.


Data points	Optional	Description

FLOW1		State of the valve.
FLOW2		State of the valve.
refresh_from	True	If set the state is read from this datapoint. It expect integer number 0 - unknown, 1 - True-False state, 2 - False-True state.

Options	Type	Description

Heater

The heater show when the heating is active and what is the current temperature. The color changes from colorMin when the value is less than colorSignalMin and colorMax when the value is greater than colorSignalMax.


Data points	Optional	Description

POWER		If non-zero the heater is active.
currentTemp		Current temperature.

Options	Type	Description

heatingColor	color	The color of the heating spiral when active.
colorMin	color	The color of the medium when the current temperature is low.
colorMax	color	The color of the medium when the current temperature is high.
colorSignalMin	float	The minimum level of the value.
colorSignalMax	float	The maximum level of the value.

Motor

The motor status indicator.


Data points	Optional	Description

POWER		If non-zero the motor is active.

Options	Type	Description

colorRun	color	The color when motor is enabled / running.
colorStop	color	The color when motor is disabled / stopped.

Pipe

The pipe changes the color based on the COLOR signal.


Data points	Optional	Description

COLOR		The value for color change (e.g. temperature of the pipe)

Options	Type	Description

colorMin	color	The color when the current temperature is bellow min.
colorMax	color	The color when the current temperature is above max.
colorSignalMin	float	The minimum temperature.
colorSignalMax	float	The maximum temperature.

Pipe

The pipe changes the color based on the COLOR signal.


Data points	Optional	Description

COLOR		The value for color change (e.g. temperature of the pipe)

Options	Type	Description

colorMin	color	The color when the current temperature is bellow min.
colorMax	color	The color when the current temperature is above max.
colorSignalMin	float	The minimum temperature.
colorSignalMax	float	The maximum temperature.

Pipe

The pipe changes the color based on the COLOR signal.


Data points	Optional	Description

COLOR		The value for color change (e.g. temperature of the pipe)

Options	Type	Description

colorMin	color	The color when the current temperature is bellow min.
colorMax	color	The color when the current temperature is above max.
colorSignalMin	float	The minimum temperature.
colorSignalMax	float	The maximum temperature.

Pipe

The pipe changes the color based on the COLOR signal.


Data points	Optional	Description

COLOR		The value for color change (e.g. temperature of the pipe)

Options	Type	Description

colorMin	color	The color when the current temperature is bellow min.
colorMax	color	The color when the current temperature is above max.
colorSignalMin	float	The minimum temperature.
colorSignalMax	float	The maximum temperature.

PumpRotation

The pump status indicator.


Data points	Optional	Description

POWER		If non-zero the pump is active.

Options	Type	Description

colorRun	color	The color when pump is enabled / running.
colorStop	color	The color when pump is disabled / stopped.

Radiator

The radiator status indicator.


Data points	Optional	Description

POWER		If non-zero the heating is active.
currentTemp		Current temperature.

Options	Type	Description

inOutColor	color	The color of input and output when heating is active.
colorMin	color	The color of the radiator when currentTemp is less than colorSignalMin.
colorMax	color	The color of the radiator when currentTemp is more than colorSignalMax.
colorSignalMin	float	Minimum value of the temperature.
colorSignalMax	float	Maximum value of the temperature.

Shower

Shower.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

POWER

Options	Type	Description

WaterBoiler

The water boiler component show progress of both heating and cooling. The state depend on power value: 1 - heating
0 - none
-1 - cooling


Data points	Optional	Description

power		The state of the water boler: 1 - heating 0 - none -1 - cooling
currentTemp

Options	Type	Description

heatingColor	color	The color of the spiral when boiler is heating.
coolingColor	color	The color of the spiral when boiler is cooling.
colorMax	color	The color when the current temperature is above max.
colorMin	color	The color when the current temperature is bellow min.
colorSignalMax	float	The maximum temperature.
colorSignalMin	float	The minimum temperature.

WaterTank

Show the fill of the tank.


Data points	Optional	Description

level		The level of the liquid in the tank.

Options	Type	Description

capacity	float	The maximum capacity.
colorOfLevel	color	The color of the content.

3.4.5 HVAC

AirFilter


Data points	Optional	Description

DIRTY		If non-zero the Air filter is dirty.

Options	Type	Description

Circulator

Circulator.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

ENABLE
OHEAT

Options	Type	Description

ClosingDamper

ClosingDamperDown.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

POSITION

Options	Type	Description

open_time

ClosingDamper

ClosingDamperLeft.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

POSITION

Options	Type	Description

open_time

ClosingDamper

ClosingDamperRight.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

POSITION

Options	Type	Description

open_time

ClosingDamper

ClosingDamperUp.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

POSITION

Options	Type	Description

open_time

Damper

DamperDown.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

POSITION

Options	Type	Description

Damper

DamperLeft.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

POSITION

Options	Type	Description

Damper

DamperRight.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

POSITION

Options	Type	Description

Damper

DamperUp.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

POSITION

Options	Type	Description

ElAirHeater

ElAirHeater.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

CIRCUITBREAKER
ENABLE
POWER

Options	Type	Description

Exchanger

Exchanger.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

ICE

Options	Type	Description

ExternalThermometer

ExternalThermometer.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

temp

Options	Type	Description

Fan

Fan.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

L1
L2	True
L3	True
OHEAT
RUNNING

Options	Type	Description

Fan

FanLeft.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

L1
L2	True
L3	True
OHEAT
RUNNING

Options	Type	Description

GasBoiler

GasBoiler.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

ERROR
POWER

Options	Type	Description

flame1_on
flame2_on
flame3_on
flame4_on
flame_color
innerFlame_color
led_color

Pump

Pump.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

ON

Options	Type	Description

on_color

RotaryExchanger

RotaryExchanger.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

ENABLE
ICE
OHEAT
POWER

Options	Type	Description

Thermometer

Thermometer.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

temp

Options	Type	Description

Thermostat

Thermostat.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

THERM

Options	Type	Description

ThermostatThree

ThermostatThree.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

THERM
THERMTHREE
THERMTWO

Options	Type	Description

ThermostatTwo

ThermostatTwo.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

THERM
THERMTWO

Options	Type	Description

TValve

TValve.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

OPEN

Options	Type	Description

3.4.6 PROC

PC_Cyclons

HydroCyclons.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

value	True	Number of active cyclons
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

PC_Cyclons

HydroCyclons2.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

value	True	Number of active cyclons.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.

Options	Type	Description

PC_Pump

Pump.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

active_by	True	If non-zero the pump is ON
error_by	True	If non-zero the pump is in error.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

PC_Reactor

Reactor.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

value	True	The height of the level in the tank.
active_by	True	If non-zero the reactor is ON
error_by	True	If non-zero the reactor is in error.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

valueMin	float
valueMax	float

PC_Reactor

ReactorSmall.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

value	True	The height of the reactor in the tank.
active_by	True	If non-zero the reactor is ON
error_by	True	If non-zero the valve is in error.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

valueMin	float
valueMax	float

PC_Tank

Tank.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

value	True	The height of the level in the tank.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

valueMin	float
valueMax	float

PC_Valve

Valve.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

value	True	The height of the level in the tank.
active_by	True	If non-zero the valve is ON
error_by	True	If non-zero the valve is in error.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

valueMin	float
valueMax	float

PC_Valve

Valve2.svg


Data points	Optional	Description

value	True	The height of the level in the tank.
active_by	True	If non-zero the valve is ON
error_by	True	If non-zero the valve is in error.
disable_by	True	If non-zero the component is disabled and data are no longer updated.
hide_by	True	If non-zero the component is hidden.

Options	Type	Description

valueMin	float
valueMax	float

Chapter 4
WebBuDi

4.1 Simple Buttons and Displays on the Web

WebBuDi is an acronym for Web Buttons and Displays, is a simple JavaScript file with several declarative blocks that describe data points which the HMI is connected to and assemble a table in which all the data is presented. It provides a textual interaction with selected signals and is suitable for system developers and integrators or may serve as a fall-back mode HMI for non-standard situations.

WebBuDi is composed from several rows (a graphical components with pre-defined function and look) connected to a single item in the control system (specified by an aliasor a cstring property). There are different rows according to the type they are changing (for boolean, numbers, dates, etc.). All rows are organized in sections (colored blocks which can have a heading). The sections are then organizes in several columns.

The configuration is done using JavaScript objects. See 4.1 for more details.

Example

1REX.HMI.init = function(){
2// Simple PID controller example
3
4// Optional - Add items first
5REX.WebBuDi.addItems([
6{alias: 'PID_MAN', cstring: 'pidcontrol_control.CNB_MAN:YCN', write: true}
7]);
8
9// Add WebBuDi section
10REX.WebBuDi.addSection({
11column: 1,
12title: 'User controls',
13rows: [
14{alias: 'PID_MAN', desc:'Controller mode', type: 'DW', label_false: 'AUT', label_true:'MAN'},
15{type:'ES'},
16{alias: 'SP_AW', cstring: 'pidcontrol_control.CNR_sp:ycn', desc:'Setpoint', type: 'AW'}
17]
18});
19
20// Show graph from TRND block
21REX.HMI.Graph.addSignal({cstring: 'pidcontrol_control.TRND_PIDU', labels: ['Process value','Manipulated variable','Setpoint']});
22
23// Set different target address
24// REX.HMI.setTargetUrl('ws://192.168.1.100:8008/rex');
25
26// Set refresh rate (Default: 500 ms)
27REX.HMI.setRefreshRate(100);
28
29// Change title of the page
30REX.HMI.setTitle('Simple PID controller');
31}

.WebBuDi : object

.addSection(opt) => REX.HMI.WebBuDi
.add() => REX.HMI.WebBuDi
.addItems(items) => Array.<REX.WS.Item>

REX.WebBuDi.addSection(opt) => REX.HMI.WebBuDi The addSection adds new rows / HMI components to the web page.

The section contains all components defined in rows array. It can have title shown in header. The whole section can be controlled via disable_by and hide_by item. Finally the section is placed to the column (index based).

The function calls can be chained or called via alias REX.WebBuDi.add().

Kind: static method of WebBuDi


Param	Type	Default	Description



opt			The main configuration object
opt.rows	Array.< RowOption>		Definition of all HMI components / rows. See the list for more details
[opt.title]	String		Title of the section shown in the header.
[opt.column]	number	1	Index of the column (starts from 1).
[opt.background _color]	String		Custom background color of the section.
[opt.text_color]	String		Custom text color of the section header
[opt.disable_by]	String \| Object		If defined by ’alias’ or object {alias:"XXX", cstring:"XXX", reverse_meaning:false} the state of the component changes (enabled / disabled).
[opt.hide_by]	String \| Object		If defined by ’alias’ or object {alias:"XXX", cstring:"XXX", reverse_meaning:false} the visibility of the row changes.
[opt.customDivID]	String	”content”	The ID of the element where all the columns / sections will be appended.

Example

1// Simple HMI for PIDU_Simple_PID_Controller
2
3REX.WebBuDi.addSection({
4column: 1,
5title: 'Controls',
6rows: [
7// Digital write
8{alias: 'PID_MAN', desc:'Controller mode', type: 'DW', label_false: 'AUT', label_true: 'MAN'},
9// Analog write
10{alias: 'SP', desc:'Setpoint', cstring: 'pidcontrol_control.CNR_sp:ycn', type: 'AW'},
11{type: 'ES'}, // Empty space
12],
13hide_by:"",
14disable_by:""
15});

REX.WebBuDi.add() => REX.HMI.WebBuDi

Shortcut for REX.WebBudi.addSection function.

Kind: static method of WebBuDi

REX.WebBuDi.addItems(items) => Array.<REX.WS.Item>

Add several items at once. This is useful way how to define aliases and use them in various rows

Kind: static method of WebBuDi


Param	Type	Description



items	Array. <Object>	Array of items to register. Shortcut for REX.HMI.addItems().
items.alias	String
items.cstring	String
items.write	boolean	Set true if item is writable

Example

1REX.WebBuDi.addItems([
2{alias: 'PID_MAN', cstring: 'pidcontrol_control.CNB_MAN:YCN', write: true},
3{alias: 'SP_AW', cstring: 'pidcontrol_control.CNR_sp:ycn', write: true},
4{alias: 'HV', cstring: 'pidcontrol_control.PIDU:hv'}
5]);

General row options - Every row is configured with common and row-specific properties. The following object represents the common part.

Properties


Name	Type	Description



type	String	The type of the component / row (eg. ”AR”)
alias	alias	UNIQUE identification of the item from control system (eg. ’SP’). Must NOT contain spaces or diacritics
desc	String	Name of the component shown in the description (eg. ”Set point”). If the alias is not defined the desc is used instead. The desc is converted to lowercase, spaces are substitute with underscore and all non-ascii letters omitted or replaced with ascii equivalent.
cstring	String	Connection string which contain whole path to the target device (eg. ”task.CNR:ycn”)
disable_by	String \| Object	If defined by ’alias’ or object {alias:"XXX", cstring:"XXX", reverse_meaning:false} the state of the component changes (enabled / disabled).
hide_by	String \| Object	If defined by ’alias’ or object {alias:"XXX", cstring:"XXX", reverse_meaning:false} the visibility of the row changes.
refresh_from	String	If defined by ’alias’ or object {alias:"XXX", cstring:"XXX"} the value for the item is read from different location than written. It is aplicable on for WRITE components

1// All properties
2{alias:"SP", desc:"Set point", cstring:"task.CNR:ycn", disable_by:null, hide_by:null refresh_from:null}

AnalogLookupTable (’ALT’) - Select with list of options. Used for user define enums.


Param	Type	Default	Description



opt	RowOption		General configuration for row extended with following properties
[opt.show_key]	boolean	false	Append keys to the list of options
opt.values	Object	{}	List of all values which can be selected. It is a Object with key-value pairs (e.g. {"1":"Options 1", "2":"Options 2"}) *

Example

1{type:'ALT', values:{"1":"Options 1", "2":"Options 2"}, show_key: false}

Analog Read (’AR’) - Periodical reading of selected value Analog Read (‘AR’) - Periodical reading of selected value (date,time,datetime,text,number). date, datetime - Show date calculated from seconds from REX Epoch timestamp. time - Show time calculated from seconds. text - Show the value without any transformation (suitable for string values). number - Show number transformed by scale, offset and round to number of decimals.


Param	Type	Default	Description



opt	RowOption		General configuration for row extended with following properties
[opt.format]	boolean	number	One of the following date,time,datetime,text,number
[opt.scale]	number	1	Scale factor
[opt.offset]	number	0	Offset for the displayed value
[opt.decimals]	number	4	Number of decimals
[opt.convert]	function		If defined, the format='number' value is transformed using convert function eg. convert=function(val){return val+1;}

Example

1// Show number rounded to 4 decimal places
2{type:'AR'}
3
4// Show date
5{type:'AR', format:'date'}
6
7// Show string values
8{type:'AR', format:'text'}
9
10// Convert radians to degrees
11{type:'AR', format:'number', scale:(Math.PI/180), offset=0, decimals=0}

Analog Write (’AW’) – Set date,time,datetime,text or number to the control system. date, datetime - R/W date calculated from seconds from REX Epoch timestamp time - R/W time calculated from seconds text - Write value without any transformation (suitable for string values) number - R/W number transformed by scale, offset and rounded to number of decimals.


Param	Type	Default	Description



opt	RowOption		General configuration for row extended with following properties
[opt.format]	boolean	number	One of the following date,time,datetime,text,number
[opt.scale]	number	1	Scale factor
[opt.offset]	number	0	Offset for the displayed value
[opt.min]	number		Limit the minimum value
[opt.max]	number		Limit the maximum value
[opt.decimals]	number	4	Number of decimals
[opt.set_on_blur]	boolean	false	If set the value is written when the input is blured. Use ESC to cancel changes
[opt.convert]	function		If defined, the format='number' value is transformed using convert function eg. convert=function(val){return val+1;}
[opt.convertW]	function		If defined, the format='number' value is transformed before write by convert function eg. convertW=function(val){return val+1;}

Example

1// Change number rounded to 4 decimal places
2{type:'AW'}
3
4// Set date
5{type:'AW', format:'date'}
6
7// Set string values
8{type:'AW', format:'text'}
9
10// Display degrees, read and write as radians
11{type:'AW', format:'number', scale:(Math.PI/180), offset=0, decimals=0}
12
13// Default options
14{type:'AW', format:'number',
15scale:1, offset:0, min:

-

Number.MAX_VALUE, max: Number.MAX_VALUE,
16set_on_blur:false, convert:null, convertW:null}

Digital Read (’DR’) - Periodical reading of boolean value.


Param	Type	Default	Description



opt	RowOption		General configuration for row extended with following properties
[opt.label_false]	String	”OFF”	Label for the false / off / disable value.
[opt.label_true]	String	”ON”	Label for the true / on / enable value.
[opt.reverse _meaning]	boolean	false	If set the ’0’ (zero) means enables / ON and ’1’ disabled / OFF
[opt.color_false]	String	””	Change color of FALSE button when active
[opt.color_true]	String	””	Change color of TRUE button when active

Example

1{alias: 'DR', desc:'Controller mode', type: 'DR', label_false: 'AUT', label_true: 'MAN'}
2
3// All options
4{type: 'DR', label_false: 'OFF(0)', label_true: 'ON(1)', reverse_meaning:false, color_false:'', color_true:''}

Digital Write (’DW’) - Set boolean value


Param	Type	Default	Description



opt	RowOption		General configuration for row extended with following properties
[opt.label_false]	String	”OFF”	Label for the false / off / disable value.
[opt.label_true]	String	”ON”	Label for the true / on / enable value.
[opt.reverse _meaning]	boolean	false	If set the ’0’ (zero) means enables / ON and ’1’ disabled / OFF
[opt.color_false]	String	””	Change color of FALSE button when active
[opt.color_true]	String	””	Change color of TRUE button when active
[opt.flip]	boolean	false	If set the position of the TRUE/FALSE buttons is flipped.

Example

1{alias: 'DW', desc:'Controller mode', type: 'DW', label_false: 'AUT', label_true: 'MAN'}
2
3// All options
4{type: 'DW', label_false: 'OFF(0)', label_true: 'ON(1)', reverse_meaning:false, color_false:'', color_true:'', flip:false}

Empty Space (’ES’) - Creates empty row to fill gaps

Link Button (’LINK’) - Create link to different page


Param	Type	Default	Description



opt	Object		LINK configuration object
[opt.target_url]	String	””	URL to which the link leads to.
[opt.desc]	String	””	Description of the link
[opt.label]	String	””	Button label

Example

1{type: 'LINK', target_url:'/hmi/index.html', desc: 'Go to index page ...', label: 'To index'}

Manual Pulse (’MP’) - Manual Pulse controller (for MP block)


Param	Type	Description



opt	RowOption	General configuration for row apply

Example

1{alias: 'MP_RUN', cstring:"task.MP_RUN:BSTATE", type: 'MP'}

Push Button (’PB’) - One button for setting different values on press and release.


Param	Type	Default	Description



opt	RowOption		General configuration for row extended with following properties
[opt.label_false]	String	”OFF”	Label for the false / off / disable value.
[opt.label_true]	String	”ON”	Label for the true / on / enable value.
[opt.reverse _meaning]	boolean	false	If set the ’0’ (zero) means enables / ON and ’1’ disabled / OFF
[opt.color_false]	String	””	Change color of FALSE button when active
[opt.color_true]	String	””	Change color of TRUE button when active
[opt.value_release]	number \| String	0	Set the value which should be set on release (reverse_meaning do not apply).
[opt.value_press]	number \| String	1	Set he value which should be set on press (reverse_meaning do not apply).

Example

1// Write 'true' on press and 'false' on release
2{type: 'PB'}
3
4// Write float value
5{type: 'PB', value_release: 0, value_press: 0.1}
6
7// All options
8{type: 'PB', label_false: 'OFF(0)', label_true: 'ON(1)', reverse_meaning:false,
9color_false:'', color_true:'', value_release: 0, value_press: 1}

Chapter 5
REX.HMI library

5.1 How to Use the Library

The user can program the HMI over REX.HMI interface. It contain several public methods for reading and writing items from REX targets. To create and build your custom HMI based on the RexHMI library follow these steps:

Create project directory with exec.mdl. Add the HMI block to the executive (see the [2] for more details)
Create *.hmi.js file in ./hmisrc directory with REX.HMI.init = function(){} function inside.
Start writing your script

When the script is ready, enable generation of RexHMI using GenerateRexHMI parameter in the HMI block of the executive. Then run Compile and Download function in the REXYGEN Studio. The content of the *.hmi.js file is inserted to the RexHMI template with all the necessary scripts and libraries, also all other content of the hmisrc directory is copied to the target ./hmi folder. The HMI is then downloaded to the target and available from the internal webserver.

The REX.HMI interface is described in following sections. Each function contain short example with common parameters.

1// Common usage
2// Append this function to the HTML document or use predefined placeholder in the template
3REX.HMI.init = function(){
4// Change some basic settings
5
6}

5.2 Reference Guide for REX.HMI

The main entry-point for all RexHMI visualization. This class exposes all methods necessary for reading and writing variables in control scheme over WebSockets.

Emits: event:time, event:online, event:offline

Properties


Name	Type	Description



REX.HMI.kioskMode	boolean	Set true to enable kioskMode od the HMI
REX.HMI.disableAutoReload	boolean	Set to true if autoreload of the web page should be disabled Autoreload is call when the REXYGEN executive or HMI changes. This can be useful if general signals are read to Graph and one do not want to loose history

List of all available functions

.init()
.connect() =>Promise
.disconnect()
.getTarget(url) =>WSTarget
.setTargetUrl(url, force) =>Promise
.setRefreshRate(period)
.addItem(opt) =>Item
.addItems(items) =>Array.<Item>
.removeItem(alias) =>Promise
.get(alias) =>Item
.$i(alias) =>Item
.addGroup(g)
.removeGroup(g)
.addTrend(t)
.removeTrend(t)
.writeValues(aliases, values) =>Promise
.setTitle(title)
.setHeaderTitle(title)
.showHeartBeatClock(show)
.useClientTime(use)
.getItemsEventSynchonizer(aliases, events) =>EventSync
.commit() =>Promise

REX.HMI.init()

This method can be override by the user. The init is called when the websocket connection is opened and one can add own items for RW operations. The method can be called either synchronously or asynchronously with callback. Example of the REX.HMI.init function is part of the HTML template

Example

1// Synchronous version
2REX.HMI.init = function(){
3REX.HMI.addItem({alias:"SP", cstring:"task.block:param"});
4}
5
6// Init with callback
7REX.HMI.init = function(done){
8done();
9}

REX.HMI.connect() =>Promise

Connect the RexHMI to the target. This function is called automatically

REX.HMI.disconnect()

Disconnect all items from the target. Stop reading and dispose connections to all targets.

REX.HMI.getTarget(url) =>WSTarget

Return REX target base on the given URL. If URL is null (the most common case) then it returns the default target.


Param	Type	Description



url	String	URL of the requested target

Example

1// Retrieve version of the default target
2REX.HMI.getTarget().getVersion().then((data)=>{console.log(data)})

REX.HMI.setTargetUrl(url, force) =>Promise

Sets the new default target URL. When the page is served from server (not localhost) and the location.hostname is set the setTargetURL function sets NULL to use default targetURL. So the target connects to the location which the page is served from.

This behaviour can be changed by setting the force parameter tu true. Than the ‘url’ will be used on any occasion.


Param	Description



url	URL of the target
force	set true if the URL should be set even run from server with hostname

Example

1// The most common usage
2// If run locally from file:// connect to IP, when uploaded to server (RexCore)
3// then connect to location.hostname
4REX.HMI.setTargetUrl("ws://192.168.0.100:8008");
5
6// Always connect to the localhost
7REX.HMI.setTargetUrl("ws://127.0.0.1:8008", true);
8
9// Always use secure WebSocket
10REX.HMI.setTargetUrl("wss://192.168.0.100:8008", true);

REX.HMI.setRefreshRate(period)

Change the default refresh rate (how fast the data from RexCore will be read)


Param	Type	Default	Description



period	number	500	New refresh period [ms]

Example

1// Change default refresh period to 1000 ms (1s)
2REX.HMI.setRefreshRate(1000);

REX.HMI.addItem(opt) =>Item

Returns: Item - - Registered item


Param	Type	Description



opt	Object	Main configuration object
opt.alias	string	Alias for the connection string
opt.cstring	string	Connection string of the signal from REX
[opt.url]	string	URL of the target, if NULL the default is used
[opt.period]	number	Item refresh period [ms]
[opt.writeCString]	string	If defined the value of the item will be written to this cstring

Example

1// The most common usage
2var sp = REX.HMI.addItem({alias:"SP", cstring:"task.block:param"});
3sp.on('change',(data)=>{console.log(data)});
4
5// Different location of reading and writing (eg. Write before saturation and read after)
6REX.HMI.addItem({alias:"SP", cstring:"task.SAT:y", writeCString:"task.CNR:ycn"});

REX.HMI.addItems(items) =>Array.<Item>

Add several Items at once. See HMI\#addItem for more details

Returns: Array.<Item> - - Return array of added items


Param	Type	Description



items	Array. <Object>	An array of items

REX.HMI.removeItem(alias) =>Promise

Remove an Item based on its alias


Param	Description



alias	Items alias used during registration

REX.HMI.get(alias) =>Item

Find Item using its alias


Param	Description



alias	Items alias used during registration

REX.HMI.$i(alias) =>Item

Find Item using its alias


Param	Description



alias	Items alias used during registration

REX.HMI.addGroup(g)


Param	Type	Description



g	REX.WS.Group	Group for registering

Example

1// Create group see REX.WS.Group
2var g = new REX.WS.Group({id:"group1", period:100, url:""});
3
4// Add some items
5g.addItem(new REX.WS.Item({id:"ITEM-1", cstring:"task.block:param", url:""}));
6
7// Register events
8g.on('read',(data)=>{console.log(data)});
9
10// Register group
11REX.HMI.addGroup(g);

REX.HMI.removeGroup(g)

Unregister custom group


Param	Type	Description



g	REX.WS.Group	Instance of group which will be unregistered

REX.HMI.addTrend(t)

Unlike REX.WS.Group the Trend reads data from TRND* blocks. These blocks store several signal with buffered data. Once registered the user can process the data from TRND* blocks.


Param	Type	Description



t	REX.WS.Trend	Trend which will be registered

Example

1// Create new trend
2var trend = REX.WS.Trend({cstring:"task.TRND", id:"TRND-1", period:500, readWholeBuffer:true});
3
4// Register
5REX.HMI.addTrend(trend);
6// Add event handlers
7trend.on('read',(data)=>{console.log(data)});

REX.HMI.removeTrend(t)

Unregister trend


Param	Type



t	REX.WS.Trend

REX.HMI.writeValues(aliases, values) =>Promise

Write one or several values to the control system. Using already registered items (aliases).


Param	Type	Description



aliases	Array. <String>	An array of already registered aliases
values	Array	An array of values to be written

Example

1// Register some items
2REX.HMI.addItems([{alias:"A1",cstring:"task.A1:ycn"},{alias:"A2",cstring:"task.A2:ycn"}]);
3
4// Write values
5REX.HMI.writeValues(["A1","A2"],[0.5, 0.7]);

REX.HMI.setTitle(title)

Change bot title in header and title of the webpage


Param	Type	Description



title	String	New title for header and webpage

Example

1REX.HMI.setTitle("My HMI");

REX.HMI.setHeaderTitle(title)

Change the header title only


Param	Type	Description



title	String	New title for the header

REX.HMI.showHeartBeatClock(show)

If true, the template will display CLOCK in upper right corner of the main screen. When the update of the time stops, the default target is disconnected and the HMI is not updated


Param	Type	Description



show	Boolean	True to show the clock

REX.HMI.useClientTime(use)

Set to True if the time should be displayed in client time not target time. When the target is not able to synchronize with some time server is it possible to use and display times in a client time


Param	Type	Description



use	Boolean	True to use client time instead of target one

REX.HMI.commit() => Promise REX.HMI.commit

When called all the items added after the HMI is connected to the target are initialized at once.

Kind: instance method of HMI
Returns: Promise - - Promise all items are initialized.

REX.HMI.getItemsEventSynchonizer(aliases, events) =>EventSync

Return an EventSync object which emits events when all registered items have emitted the same event.


Param	Type	Description



aliases	Array \| String	Array of item aliases or one alias as a string
events	Array \| String	Array of events which will be monitored

Example

1/ Register some items
2REX.HMI.addItems([{alias:"A1",cstring:"task.A1:ycn"},{alias:"A2",cstring:"task.A2:ycn"}]);
3
4var sync = REX.HMI.getItemsEventSynchonizer(["A1","A2"],["read"]);
5
6sync.on("read",()=>{console.log("All read events emitted")});

5.3 Reference Guide for REX.HMI.Graph

Time-based graph component which is shown on the bottom of the web page. Graph can read arbitrary signal connected via alias and cstring or all signals from TRND* blocks. The Graph is shown when first signal is added over addSignal or addTrend function.

The REX.HMI.Graph has following functions:

.resume()
.pause()
.show()
.hide()
.addSignal(opt)
.addTrend(opt)
.setSize(size)
.setRefreshRate(period)
.hideLegend()

REX.HMI.Graph.resume() Resume redrawing the graph

Example

1REX.HMI.Graph.resume()

REX.HMI.Graph.pause() Pause redrawing the graph

Example

1REX.HMI.Graph.pause()

REX.HMI.Graph.show() Show graph

Example

1REX.HMI.Graph.show()

REX.HMI.Graph.hide() Hide graph

Example

1REX.HMI.Graph.hide()

REX.HMI.Graph.addSignal(opt) Add arbitrary signal from the REXYGEN executive to the trend. Warning! The data are stored inside the web page once refreshed all the data will be lost.


Param	Type	Description



opt	Object	Main configuration object
opt.alias	string	Alias for the connection
[opt.cstring]	string	Connection string of the signal from REX
[opt.desc]	Array. <string>	Signal’s description
[opt.period]	number	Signal refresh period [ms]

Example

1REX.HMI.Graph.addSignal({alias:"Signal-1", cstring:"task.CNR:ycn", desc:"Set point", period:500});

REX.HMI.Graph.addTrend(opt) Add signals from TRND* blocks to the common graph in HMI


Param	Type	Description



opt	Object	Main configuration object
opt.cstring	string	Connection string for TRND* block
[opt.labels]	Array. <string>	Array of signal labels
[opt.period]	number	Graph redraw period

Example

1REX.HMI.Graph.addTrend({cstring:"task.TRND", labels:["signal-1","signal-2"], period:500});

REX.HMI.Graph.setSize(size) Change size of the graph. The size is in percent of the page.


Param	Type	Default	Description



size	number	0.39	Size of the graph in percents <0;1>

Example

1REX.HMI.Graph.setSize(0.39); // Default

REX.HMI.Graph.setRefreshRate(period) Change refresh rate of all signals and trends.


Param	Description



period	Refresh period [ms]

Example

1REX.HMI.Graph.setRefreshRate(250);

REX.HMI.Graph.hideLegend() Hide legend of the graph

Example

1REX.HMI.Graph.hideLegend();

Bibliography

[1] REX Controls s.r.o.. Getting started with REXYGEN, 2020. $\to$ .

[2] REX Controls s.r.o.. Function blocks of REXYGEN – reference manual, 2020. $\to$ .

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