SCADA Tutorial #26 | Face Screen (Faceplate) | Dynamic Tag Binding
đź“Ś In Lesson 26 of the Wise SCADA training series, we cover the Face Screen architecture in detail, which is used as a modern and flexible alternative to traditional Faceplates.
In this lesson, you will learn how to design a single Face Screen and dynamically reuse it for multiple pumps, motors, or devices using Tag Binding, instead of creating separate SCADA pages for each device.
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đź“Ś What You Will Learn in This Lesson
âś… What is a Face Screen? Differences from Faceplates
âś… Using a single SCADA screen for multiple pumps or devices
âś… Tag Binding logic and Internal Tag configuration
âś… Parameter mapping (Run, Running, Level) for Face Screens
âś… Dynamic window positioning using Location X & Y
âś… New Window opening method and use cases
âś… Writing Scripts for Runtime data simulation
âś… Dynamic Tag usage in Chart objects
âś… Keeping windows on top using the Topmost property
âś… Embedded Face Screen design with Border Style: None
âś… Managing window closing with the Close command
âś… Runtime testing and synchronization logic
- 00:00 – Introduction to Face Screen
- 00:09 – Face Screen Concept and Advantages
- 00:38 – Runtime Working Logic
- 01:42 – Tag Structure and Internal Tag Creation
- 02:31 – Simulation Script and Timing Settings
- 03:18 – Face Screen Tag Binding Configuration
- 04:08 – Chart and Object Tag Mapping
- 04:41 – Calling Face Screen from Main Screen
- 05:04 – Parameter Assignment for Multiple Pumps
- 05:58 – Topmost (Always on Top) Feature
- 06:19 – Runtime Testing and Synchronization
- 06:58 – Embedded Screen Design (Border Style: None)
- 07:19 – Close Button Configuration
- 07:49 – Final Runtime Test and Summary