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Also, if your “Remote Display Number” tag’s value doesn’t correspond to any Graphic Display, you’ll receive an error on the HMI. NOTE: To allow the operator to freely navigate the HMI project, be sure to set the “Remote Display Number” tag’s value to 0. Then when you enter the corresponding value into your “Remote Display Number” tag, the HMI will display that graphic display and will stay there until you change your “Remote Display Number” tag to another value. Step 6) In the below example, the display shown has a “Display Number” setting of 1: Step 7) With the above changes complete, run your project. This is done in the “Display Settings” for each screen, which can be access from the “Edit” and right-click menus: Step 5) Now open and check each of your Graphic Displays to be sure they all have a unique “Display Number” setting. Step 4) After you’ve selected your Tag click on “OK” in the Tag Browser, and “OK” again in Global Connections to save your selection: Or become a “ Patron” for as little as $1 a month and receive at least $3 worth of articles/videos/sample code free each month! Find out more here. NOTE: You can purchase “ad free” copies of our articles, videos, and sample code for $1 each here. Step 3) Here you need to provide a Tag for the “Remote Display Number” Global Connection, which will be used to control which Graphic Display is shown: Step 1) With your View Studio project open, double click on Global Connections: Step 2) Now select the “Display” tab: In today’s article I review how to remotely trigger Graphic Displays on a PanelView Plus or FactoryTalk View Machine Edition Runtime.
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