Illustrate your displays, Control the application, Illustrate your displays control the application – Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk View Machine Edition Users Guide User Manual

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Use graphic objects

20-3

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Illustrate your displays

Control the application

Use this graphic object

To do this

Text

Create text for labels or instructions in the display. See page 20-13.

Image

Place images in your display. For more information, see page 20-15.

Panel

Draw rectangles that have borders. See page 20-16.

Arc

Draw an arc (a segment of an ellipse or circle’s perimeter). See page 20-17.

Ellipse

Draw ellipses and circles. See page 20-18.

Freehand

Draw freehand shapes as you would with a pen on paper. See page 20-18.

Line

Draw straight diagonal, horizontal, and vertical lines. See page 20-18.

Polygon

Draw a series of connected straight lines forming a closed shape. See
page 20-19.

Polyline

Draw a series of connected straight lines. See page 20-19.

Rectangle

Draw rectangles and squares. See page 20-20.

Rounded rectangle

Draw rectangles and squares with rounded corners. See page 20-20.

Wedge

Draw a filled segment of an ellipse or circle. See page 20-17.

Symbol Factory

Select images to place in your display.

Use this graphic object

To do this

Goto display button

Open a graphic display. For details, see page 13-4.

Return to display button

Close a display and return to the previous display. For details, see page 13-5.

Close display button

Close a display. Can also send a value to a tag. For details, see page 13-6.

Display list selector

Select a display to open from a list of displays. For details, see page 13-6.

Display print button

Print the current display. For details, see page 19-31.

Language Switch button

Switch the application language. For details, see page 12-1.

Login button

Open the Login dialog box and then log in. For details, see page 11-13.

Logout button

Log out of the application. For details, see page 11-14.

Password button

Change the current user’s password, or any user password. For details, see
page 17-10.

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