Experion MX R70x - Honeywell...P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 1 - 1. Introduction This guide describes the steps to create custom displays in HMIWeb Display Builder using Experion MX

Experion MX R70x

HMIWeb User Guide

6510020601 Rev 02

HMIWeb User Guide

May, 2018

Notices and Trademarks

Confidentiality Statement

This manual is a product of Honeywell. It is intended for use only by Honeywell and customer personnel in connection with

Honeywell products. It is strictly prohibited to copy this manual or any part thereof or to transfer this manual or any part

thereof to any non-Honeywell person or entity, except customer personnel for use in connection with Honeywell products.

Persons employed by a third-party service company shall not have access to this manual.

Notice

All information and specifications contained in this manual have been carefully researched and prepared according to the best

efforts of Honeywell, and are believed to be true and correct as of the time of this printing. However, due to continued efforts

in product improvement, we reserve the right to make changes at any time without notice.

Trademarks

All trademarks and registered trademarks are the properties of their respective holders.

Copyright

© 2018 - Honeywell International Sàrl

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or translated, stored in a database or retrieval system, or

transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior

written permission of Honeywell.

P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 i

Contents

1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 1-1

1.1. Audience ....................................................................................................................... 1-1

1.2. About This Manual ....................................................................................................... 1-1

1.3. Related Reading ............................................................................................................ 1-2

1.4. Conventions .................................................................................................................. 1-2

2. Prerequisites .......................................................................................................................... 2-1

2.1. Specification.................................................................................................................. 2-1

3. Overview ................................................................................................................................ 3-1

3.1. Experion MX Trend Control ......................................................................................... 3-1

3.2. Experion MX Profile Control ....................................................................................... 3-1

3.3. Experion MX Localization Control .............................................................................. 3-1

4. Configuration ......................................................................................................................... 4-1

4.1. Before You Begin ......................................................................................................... 4-1

4.2. Building Experion MX HMIWeb Displays .................................................................. 4-2 4.2.1. Configuring Experion MX HMIWeb Controls Add-In .................................... 4-2 4.2.2. Steps to build Experion MX HMIWeb Displays .............................................. 4-3 4.2.3. Configure Experion MX Trend Control ............................................................ 4-3 4.2.4. Configure Experion MX Profile Control .......................................................... 4-8

4.2.5. Configure Experion MX Localization Control ............................................... 4-12

5. Control Runtime Properties ................................................................................................. 5-1

5.1. Experion MX Trend Control ......................................................................................... 5-1 5.1.1. Statistic View .................................................................................................... 5-2 5.1.2. Tool Bar ............................................................................................................ 5-3

5.2. Experion MX Profile Control ....................................................................................... 5-5 5.2.1. Statistic View .................................................................................................... 5-6

5.3. Experion MX HMIWeb Localization Control .............................................................. 5-9

HMIWeb User Guide Contents

5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 ii

5.4. Accessing display containing Experion MX HMIWeb Controls ............................... 5-10

6. Limitations ............................................................................................................................. 6-1

7. Troubleshooting and Maintenance ...................................................................................... 7-1

7.1. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................ 7-1

8. Glossary ................................................................................................................................. 8-1

List of Tables Table 4-1 QCS Trend Properties ............................................................................................................. 4-5

Table 4-2 QCS Profile Properties ............................................................................................................ 4-9 Table 7-1 Troubleshooting....................................................................................................................... 7-1

P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 1-1

1. Introduction

This guide describes the steps to create custom displays in HMIWeb Display

Builder using Experion MX HMIWeb Controls for Experion-QCS integrated

systems. The Experion MX HMIWeb controls can be used to build specific

Experion MX displays as well as to build hybrid displays i.e. displays containing

Experion MX HMIWeb controls along with Experion HMIWeb controls. This

feature allows building of operator displays for Experion MX in the same way

custom displays are built for Experion.

1.1. Audience

This manual is intended for use by anyone using QCS CDA with Experion MX

R70x.x software.

1.2. About This Manual

This manual covers the following eight chapters:

Chapter 1: Introduction, provides introduction about HMIWeb Display

Builder.

Chapter 2: Prerequisites, provides Prerequisites and Specifications of

Experion MX HMIWeb Controls.

Chapter 3: Overview, provides an overview of Experion MX HMIWeb

Controls.

Chapter 4: Configuration, describes how to create custom displays using new

QCS HMIWeb controls.

HMIWeb User Guide Introduction

5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 1-2

Chapter 5: Control Runtime Properties, elaborates the functionalities of

Experion MX HMIWeb Controls.

Chapter 6: Limitations, provides information on the display limitations.

Chapter 7: Troubleshooting and Maintenance, provides the troubleshooting

and maintenance procedures.

Chapter 8: Glossary, describes the terms and acronyms used in this manual.

1.3. Related Reading

The following documents contain related reading material.

Honeywell P/N Document Title / Description

6510020622 Experion MX R701 Release and Installation Notes

1.4. Conventions

The following conventions are used in this manual:

Text may appear in uppercase or lowercase except as specified in these conventions.

Boldface Boldface characters in this special type indicate your input. Special Type Characters in this special type that are not boldfaced indicate system prompts,

responses, messages, or characters that appear on displays, keypads, or as

menu selections.

Italics In a command line or error message, words and numbers shown in italics

represent filenames, words, or numbers that can vary; for example, filename

represents any filename.

In text, words shown in italics are manual titles, key terms, notes, cautions, or

warnings.

Boldface Boldface characters in this special type indicate button names, button menus,

fields on a display, parameters, or commands that must be entered exactly as

they appear.

lowercase In an error message, words in lowercase are filenames or words that can vary.

In a command line, words in lowercase indicate parameter input.

Type Type means to type the text on a keypad or keyboard.

Press Press means to press a key or a button.

Introduction Conventions

P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 1-3

[ENTER]

or [RETURN] [ENTER] is the key you press to enter characters or commands into the

system, or to accept a default option. In a command line, square brackets are

included; for example: SXDEF 1 [ENTER]

[CTRL] [CTRL] is the key you press simultaneously with another key. This key is

called different names on different systems; for example,

[CONTROL], or [CTL].

[KEY-1]-KEY-2 Connected keys indicate that you must press the keys simultaneously; for

example,

[CTRL]-C.

Click Click means to position the mouse pointer on an item, then quickly depress

and release the mouse button. This action highlights or “selects,” the item

clicked.

Double-click Double-click means to position the mouse pointer on an item, and then click

the item twice in rapid succession. This action selects the item “double-

clicked.”

Drag X Drag X means to move the mouse pointer to X, then press the mouse button

and hold it down, while keeping the button down, move the mouse pointer.

Press X Press X means to move the mouse pointer to the X button, then press the

mouse button and hold it down.

The attention icon appears beside a note box containing information that is

important.

The caution icon appears beside a note box containing information that

cautions you about potential equipment or material damage.

The warning icon appears beside a note box containing information that

warns you about potential bodily harm or catastrophic equipment damage.

P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 2-1

2. Prerequisites

Honeywell highly recommends using https for enhanced security during

communication over the network.

2.1. Specification

Specification Value Comments

Maximum number of series that can be shown on a display page.

(Trend control, Profile control or both)

4

Maximum number of Experion MX HMIWeb controls on a

display page

2

Maximum number of station instances that can show QCS HMI

displays (using the new Experion MX HMIWeb controls)

simultaneously

5 Including the

instance of station

running on QCS

server node

P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 3-1

3. Overview

This chapter provides an overview on the new Experion MX HMIWeb Controls.

3.1. Experion MX Trend Control

The Experion MX Trend Control can be used to trend a QCS scalar parameter

(available as a CDA point.paramater) that has been configured for trending on the

QCS server node. The trend chart shows the value of the scalar parameter being

trended on the y-axis (vertical axis) and the time on the x- axis (horizontal axis).

3.2. Experion MX Profile Control

The Experion MX Profile control is used to view the profile (the Cross-Direction

variations) for a profile parameter (available as a CDA point.paramater). The

profile chart shows the array value of the parameter being measured on the y- axis

(vertical axis) and the cross directional position on the x-axis (horizontal axis).

3.3. Experion MX Localization Control

The Experion MX Localization control is used to support run-time localization of

operator visible text for Experion MX HMIWeb displays.

P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 4-1

4. Configuration

This chapter provides the procedure to configure the HMIWeb controls in

HMIWeb Display Builder.

4.1. Before You Begin

The QCS Solutions pack must be installed on the Experion node to make the controls

available in the HMIWeb Display Builder.

Experion MX HMIWeb Controls are available only for QCS integrated scenario having

QCS CDA package added in it.

• Refer to the Installation Checklists in section 3.5 of the Experion MX

R701 Release and Installation Notes, to install the QCS Solution pack

on Experion nodes.

• Refer to the Configuration Checklists in Chapter 1 of the Experion MX

R70x Configuration and Maintenance Guide ,for RAE R70x

installation scenarios.

• Refer to the section 2.3.1 of the QCS CDA User Manual PN

6510020603 to enable QCS CDA, for System Configuration

HMIWeb User Guide Configuration

5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 4-2

4.2. Building Experion MX HMIWeb Displays

4.2.1. Configuring Experion MX HMIWeb Controls Add-In

The below procedure should be performed on all nodes where you wish to build

Experion MX HMIWeb displays (typically Experion PKS Server Node, Experion

MX Server Node).

1. On QCS Server node navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Common

Files\Honeywell\HMIWeb

2. Open the AddInElementsConfiguration.xml file in a Notepad and append the

following content under <AddInObjects> Tag

<AddInObject Name="Experion MX Trend Control"

ClsID="QCSAngularTrendJS"

ProgId="QCSControls.QCSControlAddIn" HnTag="hw-

trend-chart" ImageToInsert=""></AddInObject>

<AddInObject Name="Experion MX Profile Control"

ClsID="QCSAngularProfileJS"


profile-chart" ImageToInsert=""></AddInObject>

<AddInObject Name="Experion MX Localization

Control" ClsID="QCSAngularLocalizationJS"


localization-chart"

ImageToInsert=""></AddInObject>

3. Save the file in C:\temp location and Copy the saved file and replace it under

C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Honeywell\HMIWeb.


P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 4-3

4.2.2. Steps to build Experion MX HMIWeb Displays

1. Launch the HMIWeb Display Builder - Start > All Programs > Honeywell

Experion Tools > HMIWeb Display Builder

2. Click Continue, if the User Account Control dialog box appears.

3. Click File > New > Display on the HMIWeb Display Builder window. A blank

display is shown in the display editor area.

4. Add a Experion MX HMIWeb control on to the display area.

5. Configure and save the control configuration.

6. Save the display.

• While configuring more than one Experion MX HMI Web Controls on a page,

sequence of the configuration must be performed one after the other.

• Ensure that you build one display at a time. i.e. build a display, save it and close

the HMIWeb display builder before building the next display.

• Ensure no other displays are open in HMI Web Displays during reconfiguring

or while creating new display.

4.2.3. Configure Experion MX Trend Control

1. Click on Experion MX Trend Control from the HMI Display builder tool bar and

draw it on the blank display.


5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 4-4

2. Double-click or right-click on the Control and select property pages option to view

the Control Properties page, either.

3. Click on QCS Property tab to view/edit the Control properties.


P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 4-5

Multiple trend parameters can be configured to be viewed on a trend control. But at

runtime a maximum of 4 parameters can be viewed simultaneously on the trend

control. Selection of trend parameters to be viewed can be done at run time. Refer to

Chapter 4 for details.

The below table describes the QCS properties, which user can configure.

Table 4-1 QCS Trend Properties

General Settings

Theme Defines the theme selection for the Controls. Light and Dark themes are available for the selection.

Series Type Defines the type of series to be drawn. Step and Line are the options available for the selection.

Statistic View Unchecking this option will hide the statistical view for the control during run time.

Series Color1 Defines the color for the first series

Series Color2 Defines the color for the second series

Series Color3 Defines the color for the third series

Series Color4 Defines the color for the fourth series

Configure Trend

Trend Parameters Using this property, trend parameters can be configured for the Control. Detailed view of configuring trend parameters is described in the below step.


5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 4-6

4. Click on the button for Trend Parameters to configure the Trend parameters.

5. Select the required Points from the dropdown list.

NOTE Enabling the QCS Point check box will show only the QCS Trend points

(Ln1_QCSTrend) and Virtual Trend (Ln1_VirtualTrend), where Ln1 represents the

“Short Line Name” given for the system configuration in Configuration browser.

6. On selecting a Point from the Points dropdown, it fetches all its associated

parameters.

7. To configure QCS Trend points, select the Ln1_QCSTrend from dropdown menu

and select parameter suffixed with “BufferData” and click on button to move the

parameter to Configured Point.


P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 4-7

8. To configure QCS Virtual Trend points, select the Ln1_VirtualTrend from

dropdown menu and select parameter suffixed with “BufferDescription” and click

on button to move the parameter to Configured Point.

9. The below table describes the items in Configured Point properties, which user can

configure.


5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 4-8

Properties Description Editable

Point Parameter Name of the selected Point Parameter No

Display Text Name defined for a Trend Parameter Yes

Y-Axis Title The units to be shown for the y-axis Yes

10. Use the UP and Down arrows to arrange the display order of the parameters in the

Configured Point.

11. By default, top four parameters configured will be trended run time.

12. Click OK and click on Save button.

13. Click on the X button on the top right corner to close the property window.

14. Ensure that the QCS display is saved in the folder

\\<Experion_Server_Name>\Abstract where <Experion_Server_Name> is Primary

Experion server name.

15. Launch Experion Station and call the saved display using the display name.

Refer to Chapter 4 to know more about the Trend functionality.

4.2.4. Configure Experion MX Profile Control

1. Click on Experion MX profile Control from the HMI Display builder tool bar and

draw it on the blank display.


P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 4-9

2. Double-click or right-click on the Control and select property pages option to view

the Control Properties page, either.

3. Click on QCS Property tab to view/edit the Control properties

Multiple profile parameters can be configured to be viewed on a profile control. But at

runtime a maximum of 4 parameters can be viewed simultaneously on the profile

control. Selection of profile parameters to be viewed can be done at run time. refer to

Chapter 4 for details.

4. The below table describes the QCS properties, which user can configure.

Table 4-2 QCS Profile Properties

General Settings

Theme Defines the theme selection for the Controls. Light and Dark themes are available for the selection.

Series Type Defines the type of series to be drawn. Step and Line are the options available for the selection.

Statistic View Unchecking this option will hide the statistical view for the control during run time.

Series Color1 Defines the color for the first series

Series Color2 Defines the color for the second series

Series Color3 Defines the color for the third series

Series Color4 Defines the color for the fourth series


5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 4-10

Series Thickness Defines the thickness of the series

Configure Profile

Profile Parameters Using this property, profile parameters can be configured for the Control. Detailed view of configuring profile parameters is described in the below step.

5. Click on the button for Profile Parameters to configure the Profile parameters.

6. Select the required measurement Points from the dropdown list.

7. Selecting a Point from the Points dropdown will fetch all its associated parameters.

8. Select the required measurement Array parameters and click on button to move

the parameter to Configured Point.


P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 4-11

9. The below table describes the items in Configured Point properties, which user can

configure.

Properties Description Editable

Point Parameter Name of the selected Point Parameter No

Display Text Name defined for a Trend Parameter Yes

Mode Select the required Mode from the dropdown list

Yes

10. User can arrange the display order of the parameters in the Configured Point by

using the UP and DOWN arrows.

11. By default, top four parameters configured will be trended run time.

12. Click OK and then click on the Save button.

13. Click on the X on top right corner to close the property dialog.

14. Ensure that the QCS display is saved in the folder

\\<Experion_Server_Name>\Abstract where <Experion_Server_Name> is Primary

Experion server name.

15. Launch Experion Station and call the saved display using display name.

16. To know more about the Profile functionality, refer to Chapter 4.


5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 4-12

4.2.5. Configure Experion MX Localization Control

To enable localization for QCS HMIWeb Displays a localization display page needs to be

created.

Steps to create a localization page:

1. Click on Experion MX Localization Control from the HMI Display builder tool bar

and draw it on the blank display.

2. Click Save, to save the localization page.

P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 5-1

5. Control Runtime Properties

5.1. Experion MX Trend Control

When a data is selected for a larger time duration, Experion MX Trend Control will

display maximum 18000 points along with the following message:

Use back option in the tool bar to see the previous set of 18000 points.

HMIWeb User Guide Control Runtime Properties

5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5-2

5.1.1. Statistic View

Statistic view shows a trend parameter’s statistical parameters like minimum,

maximum, spread etc. and it is also used to perform the following listed

functionalities.

1. Select Plots

Select Plots is used for the selection of the trend parameters, which

were configured during design time. By default, top four trend

parameters are displayed. User can change the trend parameters at any

point of time by clicking on Select plots. To add a new trend

parameter, user needs to remove the existing trend parameter by using

button first and select the required trend parameter from Select

Plots.

2. Scale

Scale is used to set auto or manual scaling for a plotted trend

parameter. By default, a plotted trend parameter will be set with an

auto scaling.

Auto Scale automatically scales the trend so that it makes the most use

of the available range on the Y-axis of the trend. User can change this

setting to manual for a trend parameter by clicking on AUTO option

and by unchecking the Auto Scale option in the Scale pop-up.

Minimum and Maximum option will allow the users to enter the

minimum and maximum values for the y-axis range on the trend.


P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 5-3

3. Delete Trend

Delete Trend button is used to remove a trend parameter based on the

user’s choice.

4. Show/Hide Trend

Show/Hide Trend is a slider switch that is used to show or hide a

plotted trend parameter.

5. Statistics View Hide/Show

Statistics View Hide/Show button is used to hide the statistic view.

Click on the DOWN arrow to hide the statistics view. If the statistics

view is hidden, click on the UP arrow to view the Statistic view.

5.1.2. Tool Bar

The tool bar consists of the following options:

1. History Selector

History Selector is used to fetch the history data by selecting the Start

time, End time and clicking on Go button.

2. Forward and Back option

Forward and backward options are used to move forward and

backward along the trend chart for the selected time range.


5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5-4

3. Recipe Roll Selector

Recipe/Roll selector option will fetch the Recipe/Roll for the selected

time. Select a particular Recipe/Roll and click OK to view the trend

for the selected Recipe/Roll.

4. Duration Selector

Duration selector is used to select the duration for viewing the trend

chart. By default, the duration selector is set to 20 minutes. The

dropdown can be used to select other duration values.

5. Events

Clicking on Events option shows the events on the trend chart. All the

events that occurred during the duration selected will be displayed.

6. Pause or Live

This button is used to toggle the state of the control between Live

Update and Pause state.

This button is set to Pause and disabled for the duration greater than eight hours

(selected from duration dropdown).


P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 5-5

7. Raw

Clicking on the raw option opens a popup where the numeric values of the trend

are shown in a tabular format.

Download button is used to export the data in CSV format.

5.2. Experion MX Profile Control


5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5-6

5.2.1. Statistic View

Statistic view represents a profile parameter’s statistical parameters like

minimum, maximum, set point etc. and it is also used to perform the following

listed functionalities.

1. Select Plots

Select Plots is used for the selection of the profile parameters, which

were configured during design time. By default, top four profile

parameters are displayed. User can change the profile parameters at

any point of time by clicking on Select plots. To add a new profile

parameter, user needs to remove the existing profile parameter by

using button first and select the required profile parameter from

Select Plots.

2. Freeze

when Freeze is clicked the frozen profile is shown in dotted yellow line.

The freeze button is a toggle button. click on the freeze button again to

unfreeze the profile.

3. XY-Axis

This option is used to enable/disable the axis of the chart.

Clicking on the button will allow the user to toggle between the four

states.

a.

This indicates, show both X-axis and Y-axis.

b.

This indicates, show only X-axis.


P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 5-7

c.

This indicates, show only Y-axis.

d.

This indicates, show no axis.

4. Scale

Scale is used to set auto or manual scaling for a plotted profile parameter.

By default, a plotted profile parameter will be set with an auto scaling.

Auto Scale automatically scales the profile so that it makes the most

use of the available range on the Y-axis of the profile. When in auto

scale mode, the scale is updated on each measurement data refresh (i.e.

end of scan) after the initial range is set. User can change this setting

to manual for a profile parameter by clicking on AUTO option and by

unchecking the Auto Scale option in the Scale pop-up.

Minimum and Maximum option will allow the users to enter the

minimum and maximum values for the y-axis range on the profile.

Span option is used by an operator to enter a single value for the span

range to be displayed. The axis will then show half of that range above

the profile average and half below the profile average.

5. Mode


5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5-8

This drop down is used to select the mode from a list of standard

modes:

i. Absolute around Setpoint

ii. Percentage around Setpoint

iii. Absolute around Average

iv. Percentage around Average

v. Absolute

6. Profile Status

The profile status is indicated in one of the following three ways:

• Green LED - Indicates the data is both within limits

and is not stale.

• Yellow LED - Indicates the scanner has not yet scanned

sufficient scans, usually two scans.

• Red LED - Indicates the data is either out of limits or is

stale. Stale means that the data has not been updated within

the timeout period defined by the setup display.

7. Delete Profile

Delete Profile button is used in order to remove a profile parameter

based on the user’s choice.

8. Show/Hide Profile

Show/Hide Profile is a slider switch that is used to show or hide a

plotted profile parameter.


P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 5-9

9. Statistics View Hide/Show

Statistics View Hide/Show button is used to hide the statistic view.

Click on the DOWN arrow to hide the statistics view. If the statistics

view is hidden, click on the UP arrow to view the Statistic view.

5.3. Experion MX HMIWeb Localization Control

NOTE: Experion MX HMIWeb Localization Control feature is available only from Experion MX R701.x

onwards

1. Launch the localization display page in station.

This allows the user to select the regional language for HMIWeb Controls.

Click on the button in the tool bar to select the required display language.

NOTE: The list of the languages appearing in dropdown list are based on the number of

languages in LocalLang database.


5/7/18 P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5-10

5.4. Accessing display containing Experion MX HMIWeb Controls

1. Click Start > Honeywell Experion > Experion Station.

The Station window appears.

2. Click Request Page in Experion Station Tool bar or press F5.

3. Type the Display Name to be called.

P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 6-1

6. Limitations

Experion MX HMIWeb controls has the following limitations:

1. Experion MX HMIWeb controls will not be supported on Integrated PMD

scenario.

2. The Trend Control supports only parameters that have been configured as

QCS Trend Point on the QCS Server.

3. Experion Trend and Basic Trend controls cannot be used in a display

which has Experion MX Trend or Profile control.

P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 7-1

7. Troubleshooting and Maintenance

This chapter provides the troubleshooting and maintenance tasks you may need to

perform for the Experion MX HMIWeb controls.

7.1. Troubleshooting

Table 7-1 lists some of the problems that may be encountered when using

Experion MX HMIWeb controls.

Table 7-1 Troubleshooting

Problem\Error Message Solution

Failed to create object This error will be seen, while re-configuring a display

having Experion MX HMIWeb Controls. User needs to

perform the procedure listed in 4.2.1.

Display rendered but data not

populated

Check whether RAE is running on QCS server.

Experion MX Trend Control

and / or Experion MX Profile

Control not appearing in

HMIWeb Display Builder tool

bar

1. Close HMIWeb Display Builder.

2. Navigate to C:\Program Files

(x86)\Honeywell\Experion

PKS\RAE\Bin\Utilities.

3. Right-click on

UpdateAllHMIControlToolbarIcons.bat and

select Run as administrator.

P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 8-1

8. Glossary

CDA Controller Data Access

HMI Human Machine Interface

PKS Process Knowledge Solutions

QCS Quality Control System

RAE Real-time Application Environment

RTDR Real-Time Data Repository

Documents

Experion MX R70x - Honeywell...P/N 6510020601 Rev 02 5/7/18 1 - 1. Introduction This guide describes the steps to create custom displays in HMIWeb Display Builder using Experion MX