Here is an example of the macro that is being used: You can reference to AB. or straight to the Rockwell Automation Downloads and Compatibility webpage to get this Process Library 3.5 application that I am using, it comes with several different versions of RSLogix 5000 and FactoryTalk View applications so they give you a lot to choose from.
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The HMI application is a testing application that Rockwell Automation has put together for their examples of Process Library 3.5 and has been completely converted to a fully working system using RSLogix 5000 emulate so if you are looking for examples of the actual PLC code and HMI application. This may leave you with the question of where the startup macro comes from and the answer is simple, you first have to make the macro so if you try to make the client and do not have a macro made then you will not have a selection to choice from, meaning the drop down will be blank.īut no worries, I will show you an example of the macro that is being called in the section above. In the example above you can see exactly where to select the startup macro to be used.
Here is an example of what I am talking about:
There is a selection for startup screen which in the case of using a startup macro then you want to leave it blank then in the startup macro section of this prompt select the macro that you would like to use. When making a client then you have to select the application that you are using then when the pop-up screen appears you have selections to make to make the HMI client work the way that you need it to respond upon startup. When I talk about using a startup macro then I am referring to when you start to make the client that is going to be used. In FactoryTalk View SE, it is best to make a startup macro to call ever component that needs to pop up and start upon the client power up. Much different than FactoryTalk ME in which you have to select a start screen to pop up upon the HMI powering up. This always boils down to what is the best and easiest way to call all of the screens to have the HMI client have the best reactive start to for both operator use and technician use. When it comes to making an HMI client in FactoryTalk SE no matter what version that you may be using, there can be multiple ways to start an HMI system.
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How to Use a FactoryTalk SE Client Start-Up Macro to Call Screens in Order
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