SCADA Training #21 | Screen Design (Part 4) | Buttons, DateTime, Calendar & WebView Controls
📌 In this lesson of the Wise SCADA Screen Design training series, we continue exploring control components and their practical use in real SCADA projects.
This video focuses on commonly used operator controls such as Push Buttons, State Buttons, Radio Buttons, DateTimePicker, Invisible Buttons, MonthCalendar, and the powerful WebView2 component.
You will learn how to bind these controls to Tags, visualize states using colors, handle date and time input, create invisible interaction zones, and integrate web-based content directly into your SCADA screens.
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📌 What You Will Learn in This Lesson
✅ Push Button vs State Button behavior
✅ Using Buttons and Checkboxes with Boolean Tags
✅ Creating Start/Stop buttons with dynamic color changes
✅ Radio Button grouping logic and independent selection
✅ DateTimePicker usage for date and time input
✅ Tag binding and confirmation behavior in DateTime controls
✅ Invisible Button usage for hidden screen interactions
✅ MonthCalendar control for date range selection
✅ Start–End date handling for reporting applications
✅ Maximum Selection Count configuration
✅ WebView2 control for web pages, videos, and multimedia
✅ Practical UI design tips for operator-friendly SCADA screens
- 00:00 – Introduction and Lesson Overview
- 00:08 – Push Button (Momentary Button) Usage
- 00:46 – State Button with Checkbox Appearance
- 01:32 – Button Color Change with Tag Binding
- 02:08 – Radio Button Groups and Selection Logic
- 03:16 – DateTimePicker and TextBox Tag Binding
- 03:49 – Date and Time Format Configuration
- 04:47 – Invisible Button Usage
- 05:40 – MonthCalendar Control Overview
- 06:13 – Date Range Selection and Tag Integration
- 07:13 – Maximum Selection Count Setting
- 07:35 – WebView2 Control Introduction
- 08:03 – Displaying Websites and Multimedia Content