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Vijeo Designer Basic1.1.0
Vijeo Designer Lite V1.3 SP1
What are the New Features of Vijeo Designer v6.2?
Published date: 10 April 2018
Here are the new features available when upgrading Vijeo Designer from V6.1 to V6.2:
· USB keyboard accessory support
· New Driver: Siemens 505 Ethernet
· RS485 Module support for Magelis iPC
· Templates to use in starting customer projects - especially ATV
· Registration: Vijeo Designer registration becomes mandatory
· Vijeo Design’Air and Air Plus support for Magelis iPC targets
· Vijeo Design’Air and Air Plus: Exclusive usage limited at Runtime, not at Buildtime
· Vijeo Design’Air Plus:
- New object: Message display object
- Label for lamp
What are the Vijeo Designer v6.2 Runtime specifications/limitations?
发布日期： 28 January 2019
Issue:
What are the Vijeo Designer v6.2 Runtime specifications/limitations?
Product Line:
Vijeo Designer, XBTGC/GK/GT, HMIGK/GTO/GTU/STO/STU, iPC, Panel PC, Box PC
Resolution:
Below are the Runtime specifications for Vijeo Designer v6.2.
The user application you create in the Editor is restricted by target machine run-time specifications. The following table lists the memory capacity of available target machines. DRAM memory affects how much information you can display on the panel at one time. Internal Memory affects the total size of your application. SRAM memory affects how much information you can store between run-time sessions.
If you are using a tablet/smartphone, the memory capacity depends on the model. See the manufacturer's specifications for more information.
*1 The XBTGT5430 model comes in two versions that differ in their DRAM size (32 MB or 64 MB). To determine the version of the XBTGT5430, look for the following serial numbers on the manufacturer's label on your target machine:
What are the Vijeo Designer v6.2 Runtime specifications/limitations?
Product Line:
Vijeo Designer, XBTGC/GK/GT, HMIGK/GTO/GTU/STO/STU, iPC, Panel PC, Box PC
Resolution:
Below are the Runtime specifications for Vijeo Designer v6.2.
Run-Time Specifications
- Use the following statistics as only a guideline for creating your own applications. Some applications may not be able to run despite remaining below these documented numbers because of memory limitations. To make sure your application will run correctly, check the memory requirement for each panel and operation, and compare these requirements with your target machine. For details, see Section 25.3.3, Checking Memory Usage. Always test your application thoroughly before running it in a production environment.
- The following statistics were obtained by testing each individually on factory machines. These numbers will vary depending on the operating environment, the complexity of the application, the CPU load, and the amount of memory available on the target machine. Some of these performance numbers can be enhanced with upgraded memory, CF Cards/SD Cards, and hard disks.
| Panels | |||||
| Number of panels/popup windows (limit) | The number of panels that can be created in a project depends on the amount of flash memory available on your target machine and on the size of each panel. For example, you can have a project on an XBTGT6330 target that contains 100 panels. As the number of panels for your project increases, memory consumption also increases. | ||||
| Number of objects on a panel (recommended) | The number of objects that can be placed on a panel depends on the target machine's panel height and width. For example, you can have a project on an XBTGT6330 target that contains 200 objects per panel. As the number of objects placed on a panel increases, memory consumption also increases. | ||||
| Popup windows (limit) | Number of popup windows that can be displayed at run time: maximum of 3, which includes the popup keypad. | ||||
| Large Toolchest parts | On some targets, large parts placed on a panel may cause a wait time to occur when changing panels. For example, on an XBTGC 2230U, switching from one panel to another panel with a Web Browser took several seconds. | ||||
| Actions | |||||
| Maximum number of actions | 100 | ||||
| Scripts | |||||
| Maximum length of each script (recommended) For other script recommendations, see Section 18.3.4, Key Points. | 50 lines | ||||
| Error Logging | |||||
| Number of run-time events stored | 100 | ||||
| Alarms and Events | |||||
| Number of Alarm Groups and Event Groups in a Target (limit) | 32 max. | ||||
| Number of Alarm Categories and Remote Categories in a Target (limit) | 32 max. | ||||
| Number of event records in an event group (limit) | The number of event records you can store in each event group is 10,000 max. Events are recorded in both History and Log, which results in having two event records for each event that occurs. For example, if you set 10,000 as the maximum number of total records, you can only store 5000 events. | ||||
| Number of alarms in alarm groups (limit) | The number of Log and History alarm records you can store in each alarm group is 10,000 max. In the Alarms node, when Backup Alarm Group is set to No, you can store up to 80,000 total Log and History alarms in a target's alarm groups. When Backup Alarm Group is Yes, the number of alarms is limited by the space available on SRAM. | ||||
| Number of alarms in an alarm category (limit) and remote category | 60,000 | ||||
| Alarm Backup The size required by each alarm message depends on the alarm type. Active: 20 bytes per record History: 24 bytes per record Log: 16 bytes per record | SRAM Capacity (Backup) is different for each target machine type. 128 to 512 KB (Depends on model. Refer to your hardware manual.) For information about how much SRAM is required by your project, see Section 4.5.1, Target Properties. | ||||
| Number of attachments per e-mail | 1 max. | ||||
| Maximum size of file attachment | 10 MB | ||||
| Link Objects | |||||
| Maximum number of definition objects (per Target node) | 100 | ||||
| Maximum of folder levels in the folder structure for definition objects (per Target node) | 5 | ||||
| Files | |||||
| Number of text files (limit) | 200 max. | ||||
| Text file size (recommended) | 50KB max. | ||||
| Number of video files (limit) | 200 max. | ||||
| Number of sound files (limit) | HMIG5U / HMIG5U2 / iPC / XBTGTW Series | HMIG3U / XBTGC / XBTGT / XBTGH / HMIGTO / HMISTO / HMISTU / HMISCU / HMIGK Series | XBTGK Series | ||
| 1,500 | 200 | 200 | |||
| Languages | |||||
| Number of user languages you can create (allowed) | 15 max. | ||||
| Variables | |||||
| Number of variables per panel (limit) | HMIG5U / HMIG5U2 / iPC Series | All other target types | |||
| Maximum 2500 variables per panel | Maximum 800 variables per panel. | ||||
| Number of variables per target (limit) | HMIG5U / HMIG5U2 / iPC / XBTGTW Series | HMIG3U / XBTGC / XBTGT / XBTGH / HMIGTO / HMISTO / HMISTU / HMISCU / HMIGK Series | XBTGK Series | ||
| 12000 max. | 8000 max. | 8000 max. | |||
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| Number of variables you can share (recommended) | HMIG5U / HMIG5U2 / iPC / XBTGTW Series | HMIG3U / XBTGC / XBTGT / XBTGH / HMIGTO / HMISTO / HMISTU / HMISCU / HMIGK Series | XBTGK Series | ||
| 400 | 300 | 300 | |||
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| Security | |||||
| Number of security groups per target | 20 max. | ||||
| Number of users per security group | 100 max. | ||||
| Number of users per target | 100 max. | ||||
| Number of users per Vijeo Designer project | 200 max. | ||||
| Driver Restrictions on Windows Target Machines | |||||
| Biometric Switch | The Biometric Switch's USB driver currently does not support Windows target machines running on embedded Windows operating systems, including Windows XP Embedded and Windows Embedded 7. | ||||
| Drivers not supported on target machines that run Windows operating systems | The following drivers are not supported on Windows operating systems, and therefore Windows target machines cannot connect to physical equipment using these drivers. Simulation in Buildtime is also not supported. Schneider Electric:
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| Data Logging | |||||
| Number of Data Logging Groups in a target (limit) | 80 | ||||
| Maximum number of variables being logged in a target | HMIG5U / HMIG5U2 / iPC / XBTGTW Series | HMIG3U / XBTGT1005 / XBTGT2000 and higher / XBTGC / XBTGK / HMIGTO / HMISCU / HMIGK Series | HMISTO / HMISTU Series | XBTGH Series | |
| 250 variables max. | 100 variables max. | 60 variables max. | 80 variables max. | ||
| Table Resources | |||||
| Maximum number of table resources in a tablet/smartphone project | 10 | ||||
| Maximum number of states in a table resource | 255 | ||||
| Resource Library | |||||
| Maximum number of Text, Color, Image, Font Resources in a project (limit) | 256 | ||||
| Maximum size of an image file used in an image resource | 1920x1080 | ||||
| Forms Printing | |||||
| Number of forms you can create for each user application (limit) | 50 max. | ||||
| Maximum number of objects on one form (recommended) | 2000 | ||||
| Communication | |||||
| Number of equipment nodes (limit) | HMIG5U / HMIG5U2 / iPC / XBTGTW Series | HMIG3U / XBTGC / XBTGT / XBTGH / HMIGTO / HMISTO / HMISTU / HMISCU / HMIGK Series | XBTGK Series | ||
| 80 max. | 48 max. | 48 max. | |||
| Number of scan groups per equipment (limit) | 20 max. per equipment node | ||||
| Number of Maximum Share Connections (limit) | HMIG5U / HMIG5U2 / iPC / XBTGTW Series | HMIG3U / XBTGC / XBTGT / XBTGH / HMIGTO / HMISTU / HMIGK / HMISCU Series | XBTGK Series | ||
| 32 | 8 | 8 | |||
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| Recipe | |||||
| Total number of recipe groups (standard recipe group or Parison Recipe Group) per target | 32 max. | ||||
| Number of recipes in a recipe group (limit) | 256 max. | ||||
| Number of ingredients in each recipe (limit) for a standard recipe group | 1024 max. | ||||
| Number of ingredients in each recipe (limit) for a Parison Recipe Group | 64 min. 400 max. | ||||
The user application you create in the Editor is restricted by target machine run-time specifications. The following table lists the memory capacity of available target machines. DRAM memory affects how much information you can display on the panel at one time. Internal Memory affects the total size of your application. SRAM memory affects how much information you can store between run-time sessions.
If you are using a tablet/smartphone, the memory capacity depends on the model. See the manufacturer's specifications for more information.
| Target Machine | Memory (DRAM) | Storage Media / Internal Memory (Flash Memory) | Memory (SRAM) | |
| Magelis iPC | Compact MPC KT52 | 256 or 512 MB | N.A. | 2 MB (Simulated) |
| Compact MPC KT22 | 512 or 1024 MB | N.A. | 2 MB (Simulated) | |
| Compact MPC KT12 | 512 or 1024 MB | N.A. | 512 KB | |
| Compact MPC KT55xx2 | 512, 1024, or 2048 MB | N.A. | 512 KB | |
| Compact MPC KT22xxx20 | 512 MB | N.A. | 512 KB | |
| Compact PC Box MPC KN02 | 512 MB | N.A. | 512 KB | |
| Smart MPC ST52 | 256, 512, or 1024 MB | N.A. | 2 MB (Simulated) | |
| Smart MPC ST21 | 256, 512, or 1024 MB | N.A. | 2 MB (Simulated) | |
| Smart MPC ST11 | 256 or 512 MB | N.A. | 512 KB | |
| Smart/Smart+ MPC ST52xx2/HMI PSx7 | 256, 512, or 1024 MB | N.A. | 512 KB | |
| Smart Box MPC SN01 | 256 MB | N.A. | 512 KB | |
| Smart MPC ST21xxx20 | 512 MB | N.A. | 512 KB | |
| Flex PC Box PTX MPC02 | 512 MB | N.A. | 2 MB (Simulated) | |
| Flex PC Box PTX MPC05 | 512 MB | N.A. | 2 MB (Simulated) | |
| Box Performance HMIBPxxx2 | 2-8 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| Box Performance HMIBPxxx5 | 2-8 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| Box Universal HMIBUxxx1 | 1-3 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| Box Universal HMIBUxxx2 | 1-3 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| HMIGTW5354/Panel W HMIPWC5 | 1-2 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| HMIGTW7354x/Panel Optimum HMI PWC7/PVC7 | 1-2 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| Panel Performance HMIPPx6 | 4 GB DDR3 (in 1 slot) | Storage media | 2 MB (Simulated) or Interface Option ports (IF and IF2) | |
| Panel Performance HMI PPx7/PRx7 | 2-8 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| Panel Performance HMIPPx9 | 2-8 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| Panel Universal HMIPUx6 | 2 GB DDR3 (in 1 slot) | Storage media | 2 MB (Simulated) or Interface Option ports (IF and IF2) | |
| Panel Universal HMI PUx7/PTx7 | 1-3 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| Panel Universal HMIPUx9 | 1-3 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| XBTGTW450 | 512 MB | N.A. | 2 MB (Simulated) | |
| XBTGTW652 | 256, 512, or 1024 MB | N.A. | 2 MB (Simulated) | |
| XBTGTW750/HMIGTW7353 | 512 MB | N.A. | 2 MB (Simulated) | |
| Rack PC Optimized HMIRSO/HMIRXO | 2 GB | Storage media | Use Internal Flash to simulate SRAM. | |
| Rack PC Universal HMIRSU | 4 GB | Storage media | Use Internal Flash to simulate SRAM. | |
| Rack PC Performance HMIRSP | 4 GB | Storage media | Use Internal Flash to simulate SRAM. | |
| S-BOX PC Optimized HMIBSO | 2 GB | Storage media | Use Internal Flash to simulate SRAM. | |
| S-BOX PC Universal HMIBSU | 4 GB | Storage media | Use Internal Flash to simulate SRAM. | |
| S-Panel Performance HMIPSPx7 | 8 GB | Storage media | 2 MB (Simulated) or Interface Option ports (IF and IF2) | |
| S-Panel Performance HMIPSPx9 | 8 GB | Storage media | 2 MB (Simulated) or Interface Option ports (IF and IF2) | |
| Enclosed PC Performance HMIPEPx9 | 8 GB | Storage media | 2 MB (Simulated) | |
| S-Panel Optimized HMIPSOx5 | 4 GB | Storage media | 2 MB (Simulated) or Interface Option ports (IF and IF2) | |
| S-Panel Optimized HMIPSOx7 | 4 GB | Storage media | 2 MB (Simulated) or Interface Option ports (IF and IF2) | |
| Box Universal HMIBMU | 4 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| Performance HMIBMP | 8 GB | Storage media | 512 KB | |
| Magelis HMIGTO Series | HMIGTO1300 | 128 MB | 64 MB | 128 KB |
| HMIGTO1310 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 512 KB | |
| HMIGTO2300 | 128 MB | 64 MB | 128 KB | |
| HMIGTO2310 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 512 KB | |
| HMIGTO2315 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 512 KB | |
| HMIGTO3510 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 128 KB | |
| HMIGTO4310 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 512 KB | |
| HMIGTO5310 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 512 KB | |
| HMIGTO5315 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 512 KB | |
| HMIGTO6310 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 512 KB | |
| HMIGTO6315 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 512 KB | |
| Magelis HMIGTU Series | HMIG3U | 256 MB | 1 GB | 512 KB |
| HMIG5U | 2 GB | 16 GB | 512 KB | |
| HMIG5U2 | 2 GB | 16 GB | 512 KB | |
| Magelis HMISCU Series | HMISAC (HMIS65/S85) | 128 MB | 128 MB | 128 KB |
| HMISBC (HMIS65/S85) | 128 MB | 128 MB | 128 KB | |
| Magelis HMISTO Series | HMISTO501 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 128 KB (Simulated) |
| HMISTO511 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 128 KB (Simulated) | |
| HMISTO512 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 128 KB (Simulated) | |
| HMISTO531 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 128 KB (Simulated) | |
| HMISTO532 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 128 KB (Simulated) | |
| Magelis HMISTU Series | HMISTU655 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 64 KB |
| HMISTU855 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 64 KB | |
| HMIS5T | 64 MB | 32 MB | 64 KB | |
| Magelis XBTGT Series | XBTGT7340 | 64 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB |
| XBTGT6340 | 64 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT6330 | 32 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT5430 | 32 or 64 MB*1 | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT5340 | 64 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT5330 | 32 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT5230 | 32 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT4340 | 64 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT4330 | 32 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT4230 | 32 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT2930 | 64 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT2430 | 64 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT2330 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT2220 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT2130 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT2120 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGT2110 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 128 KB | |
| XBTGT1335 | 32 MB | 32 MB | 128 KB | |
| XBTGT1135 | 32 MB | 32 MB | 128 KB | |
| XBTGT1105 | 32 MB | 32 MB | 128 KB | |
| Magelis XBTGC Series | XBTGC1100T | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB |
| XBTGC1100U | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGC2120T | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGC2120U | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGC2230T | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGC2230U | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGC2330T | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGC2330U | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| Magelis XBTGH Series | XBTGH2460 | 64 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB |
| Magelis XBTGK Series | XBTGK2120 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB |
| XBTGK2330 | 32 MB | 16 MB | 512 KB | |
| XBTGK5330 | 32 MB | 32 MB | 512 KB | |
| Magelis HMIGK Series | HMIGK2310 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 512 KB |
| HMIGK5310 | 128 MB | 96 MB | 512 KB | |
*1 The XBTGT5430 model comes in two versions that differ in their DRAM size (32 MB or 64 MB). To determine the version of the XBTGT5430, look for the following serial numbers on the manufacturer's label on your target machine:
- 32 MB: PV: 01, RL: 00, SV: 1.0
- 64 MB: PV: 01, RL: 01, SV: 1.1
Can Vijeo Designer v6.2 open projects with previous versions?
Published date: 25 January 2018
Vijeo Designer v6.2 can open applications that are created with the following versions:
- Vijeo Designer v5.0 (and associated patches)
- Vijeo Designer v5.1 (and associated patches)
- Vijeo Designer v6.0 (and associated patches)
- Vijeo Designer v6.1 (and associated patches)
What are the new changes in Vijeo Designer v6.2 Service Pack 8?
Published date: 16 January 2019
Issue
What are the new changes in Vijeo Designer v6.2 Service Pack 8?
Product Line
Vijeo Designer V6.2, Magelis HMIGTO, Magelis HMIG3U
Resolution
Buildtime Changes
Validating script with extra line breaks at the end
Fixed an issue where validating a script with extra line breaks in key areas of the script caused the application to exit unexpectedly.
Could not import variables exported as CSV or TXT
Fixed an issue with the Export Variables command when exporting as a CSV or TXT file, which could not be re-imported into the editor.
Integer array variables in script
Fixed an issue in scripts so you can now work with internal integer array variables and assign array values.
File System download and retentive variables
Fixed an the error that occurred when using File System download to update a project on the target machine after either enabling or disabling the retentive feature in variables.
Adding recipe ingredients caused Vijeo Designer to exit unexpectedly
Fixed an issue that caused Vijeo Designer to exit unexpectedly when adding new recipe ingredients.
Unable to use Toolchest-Templates-Equipment
Fixed an issue so you can now use objects from the Toolchest’s Templates/Equipment folder.
Data Transfer Tool command line did not support domain names
Fixed an issue with the Data Transfer Tool so it can now use from the command line domain names defined in the Windows hosts file.
Min/Max fields disabled in the Variable Properties dialog box
Fixed an issue in the Variable Properties dialog box where the Min/Max fields were sometimes mistakenly grayed out and unavailable for editing.
Changing target machine from HMIG3U to HMIG5U caused error 2223
Fixed an issue with the Daylight Saving Time property which displayed error 2223 when changing target types from HMIG3U to HMIG5U.
Switch Settings dialog box does not display fully in Simplified Chinese OS
Fixed an issue so Windows operating systems with the Simplified Chinese locale now display the Switch Settings dialog box properly.
User documentation – maximum number of variables logged in a target
Fixed the online help so it correctly displays the recommended maximum number of variables you can log on HMIGTO target machines.
User documentation – HMIGTO and mouse
Documented performance issues for using a mouse on HMIGTO target machines.
Upload Recipes did not operate properly
Fixed an issue with the Upload Recipes command so when you click the Replace existing recipes option more than once, it correctly uploads and replaces existing recipes.
Runtime Changes
Alarm message did not display in Alarm Summary
Fixed an issue where a popup window triggered by an alarm action prevented the alarm message from displaying in the alarm summary object.
Active alarms and change screen operations caused project and error messages
Fixed a communication issue that caused project and error messages when using datasharing between projects with alarms triggered over and over again on the datasharing server target machine, while changing screens on the datasharing client target machine.
Synchronizing HMIGTO clock with PLC caused target machine to freeze
Fixed an issue with the run time that caused the HMIGTO target machine to freeze and display daylight saving time messages when frequently synchronizing the clock on the target machine with the PLC clock.
Auto-logout script caused script error
Fixed an issue with the automatic logout script that caused a script error to appear every second.
Straight lines on the editor appeared bent at run time
Fixed an issue where short line objects – drawn on a screen – appeared bent on the target machine.
Variable set up on Illuminated Switch did not work on screen change
Fixed an issue so that even if you change screens, the variable set up in the Illuminated Switch is actively monitored and lights on the Illuminated Switch are updated accordingly.
Two different arrays with variable index value
Fixed an issue where two different array index references with variables as the index number in an expression now evaluate properly.
Serial bar code reader failed to read string with 31 characters
Fixed an issue so that you can now connect serial bar code readers to read character strings 31 characters long.
Momentary switch sometimes performed like a toggle switch
Fixed an issue with variables in Momentary switches so the switch now performs On Touch and On Release operations correctly.
Close current popup window with decision operation
Fixed an issue so you can now close the current popup window by using a decision operation.
Modbus TCP communication issue (error code 8088h)
Fixed the PLC returned error code 8088h message that appeared with the Modbus TCP device driver.
Note: For cumulative changes, see the full release notes: https://www.update.schneider-electric.com/download/HMI/VijeoDesigner/Vijeo_Designer_6.2_SP8_Release_Notes/Vijeo_Designer_6.2_SP8_ReleaseNotes.htm
What are the new changes in Vijeo Designer v6.2 Service Pack 8?
Product Line
Vijeo Designer V6.2, Magelis HMIGTO, Magelis HMIG3U
Resolution
Buildtime Changes
Validating script with extra line breaks at the end
Fixed an issue where validating a script with extra line breaks in key areas of the script caused the application to exit unexpectedly.
Could not import variables exported as CSV or TXT
Fixed an issue with the Export Variables command when exporting as a CSV or TXT file, which could not be re-imported into the editor.
Integer array variables in script
Fixed an issue in scripts so you can now work with internal integer array variables and assign array values.
File System download and retentive variables
Fixed an the error that occurred when using File System download to update a project on the target machine after either enabling or disabling the retentive feature in variables.
Adding recipe ingredients caused Vijeo Designer to exit unexpectedly
Fixed an issue that caused Vijeo Designer to exit unexpectedly when adding new recipe ingredients.
Unable to use Toolchest-Templates-Equipment
Fixed an issue so you can now use objects from the Toolchest’s Templates/Equipment folder.
Data Transfer Tool command line did not support domain names
Fixed an issue with the Data Transfer Tool so it can now use from the command line domain names defined in the Windows hosts file.
Min/Max fields disabled in the Variable Properties dialog box
Fixed an issue in the Variable Properties dialog box where the Min/Max fields were sometimes mistakenly grayed out and unavailable for editing.
Changing target machine from HMIG3U to HMIG5U caused error 2223
Fixed an issue with the Daylight Saving Time property which displayed error 2223 when changing target types from HMIG3U to HMIG5U.
Switch Settings dialog box does not display fully in Simplified Chinese OS
Fixed an issue so Windows operating systems with the Simplified Chinese locale now display the Switch Settings dialog box properly.
User documentation – maximum number of variables logged in a target
Fixed the online help so it correctly displays the recommended maximum number of variables you can log on HMIGTO target machines.
User documentation – HMIGTO and mouse
Documented performance issues for using a mouse on HMIGTO target machines.
Upload Recipes did not operate properly
Fixed an issue with the Upload Recipes command so when you click the Replace existing recipes option more than once, it correctly uploads and replaces existing recipes.
Runtime Changes
Alarm message did not display in Alarm Summary
Fixed an issue where a popup window triggered by an alarm action prevented the alarm message from displaying in the alarm summary object.
Active alarms and change screen operations caused project and error messages
Fixed a communication issue that caused project and error messages when using datasharing between projects with alarms triggered over and over again on the datasharing server target machine, while changing screens on the datasharing client target machine.
Synchronizing HMIGTO clock with PLC caused target machine to freeze
Fixed an issue with the run time that caused the HMIGTO target machine to freeze and display daylight saving time messages when frequently synchronizing the clock on the target machine with the PLC clock.
Auto-logout script caused script error
Fixed an issue with the automatic logout script that caused a script error to appear every second.
Straight lines on the editor appeared bent at run time
Fixed an issue where short line objects – drawn on a screen – appeared bent on the target machine.
Variable set up on Illuminated Switch did not work on screen change
Fixed an issue so that even if you change screens, the variable set up in the Illuminated Switch is actively monitored and lights on the Illuminated Switch are updated accordingly.
Two different arrays with variable index value
Fixed an issue where two different array index references with variables as the index number in an expression now evaluate properly.
Serial bar code reader failed to read string with 31 characters
Fixed an issue so that you can now connect serial bar code readers to read character strings 31 characters long.
Momentary switch sometimes performed like a toggle switch
Fixed an issue with variables in Momentary switches so the switch now performs On Touch and On Release operations correctly.
Close current popup window with decision operation
Fixed an issue so you can now close the current popup window by using a decision operation.
Modbus TCP communication issue (error code 8088h)
Fixed the PLC returned error code 8088h message that appeared with the Modbus TCP device driver.
Note: For cumulative changes, see the full release notes: https://www.update.schneider-electric.com/download/HMI/VijeoDesigner/Vijeo_Designer_6.2_SP8_Release_Notes/Vijeo_Designer_6.2_SP8_ReleaseNotes.htm
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