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Introduction to

Wonderware InTouch®
v10.0
Course Objective

• Upon completion of this course, students will be able to


develop an HMI using basic InTouch elements for their plant
floor environment

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Topics

• Introduction
• Development Environment
• Tagname Dictionary
• Animation Links
• InTouch QuickScripts
• Alarms
• Real-time and Historical Trending
• I/O Communication
• Security

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Agenda

• Day 1 :
– Introduction
– Development Environment
– Tagname Dictionary
– Animation Links

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Agenda

• Day 2 :
– InTouch QuickScripts
– Alarms
– Real-time and Historical Trending (Part1)

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Agenda

• Day 3 :
– Real-time and Historical Trending (Part 2)
– I/O Communication

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Introduction

• Objectives
– Introduce Wonderware FactorySuite and the InTouch visualization
component
– Create Stand Alone an InTouch application using InTouch Application
Manager
– Create an IDE-Managed InTouch application using the ArchestrA IDE

• Section 1 – Course Introduction


• Section 2 – System Requirements, Licensing and Support
• Section 3 - Introduction to Stand Alone InTouch Applications

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Section 1
Course Introduction
• Course Overview
• Agenda
• Wonderware Products

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Section 2
System Requirements, Licensing & Support
• System Requirements for InTouch HMI
• InTouch Installation Notes
• FactorySuite Licensing
• Technical Support

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Section 3
Intro to Stand Alone InTouch Applications
• InTouch Components
• Application Manager Tools
• Running InTouch for the First Time
• InTouch Application Manager Features
• Creating a stand-alone InTouch application

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Development Environment
• Module Objectives
– Introduce WindowMaker
– Utilize WindowMaker to create and manipulate objects

• Section 1 – Introduction
• Section 2 – Using WindowMaker
• Lab 1 – Create a New InTouch Application, Windows, and
Graphics

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Lab 1 – Create a New InTouch Application,
Windows, and Graphics

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Tagname Dictionary
• Module Objectives
– Explain and define InTouch tags and the Tagname Dictionary
– Introduce and define tag types
– Explain and demonstrate tag creation using the Tag Editor
– Explain and demonstrate tag configuration options
– Explain Tagname Browser filter configuration options
– Create tags of all types
• Section 1 – Tags and Tag Features
• Lab 2 – Creating Tags

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Lab 2 – Creating Tags

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Animation Links
• Module Objectives
– Explain and use animation links for various objects
– Identify link functionality
– Explain the purpose of SmartSymbols and how to use them
– Introduce the concept of ArchestrA Symbols

• Section 1 – Animation Links Overview


• Section 2 – Animating Objects
• Section 3 – Animation Links - Quick Reference
• Lab 3 – Configure Animation Links

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Lab 3 – Configure Animation Links

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InTouch QuickScripts
• Module Objectives
– Introduce QuickScripts
– Introduce QuickScript types
– Provide QuickScript examples
– Use the scripting editor to create QuickScripts
– Create a wide variety of customized and automated system functions using
QuickScripts
• Section 1 – QuickScript Types
• Section 2 – Working with the Script Editor
• Section 3 – QuickScripts - Quick Reference
• Lab 4 – InTouch QuickScripts

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Lab 4 – InTouch QuickScripts

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Alarms
• Module Objectives
– Introduce the different alarm and event types
– Discuss the acknowledgement of alarms and how alarms can be inhibited
– Add alarm functionality the application

• Section 1 – Alarms and Events


• Section 2 – The Distributed Alarm Object
• Lab 5 – Alarms and Events

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Module 7
Real-time and Historical Trending
• Module Objectives
– View user data in Real-time
– Retrieve data from historical archives

• Section 1 – Real-time Trends


• Lab 6 – Configuring Real-time Trends
• Section 2 – Historical Trends
• Lab 7 – Configuring Historical Trends

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Lab 6 – Configuring Real-time Trends

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Lab 7 – Configuring Historical Trends

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I/O Communication
• Module Objectives
– Explain I/O communication protocols
– Establish communication with I/O-aware programs and be able to
configure and troubleshoot I/O Servers
• Section 1 – I/O Communication Protocols
• Section 2 – Wonderware I/O Servers
• Lab 8 – I/O Communication
• Section 3 – Troubleshooting I/O

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Lab 8 – I/O Communication

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Lab 9 – Security

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