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Overview
2. Title Bar
The title bar is located along the top of a window. It consists of the following parts:
1. System menu button
2. Application name (DriveWindow)
3. Network (OPC) server and remote location
4. Name of the drive or open parameter file currently selected in the browse tree pane
5. Minimize button, same as Minimize in the System menu. Reduces the window to an icon
6. Maximize/restore button (depends on current maximize status of the window), same as
Maximize or Restore in the System menu.
7. Close button, same as Close in the System menu.
To move the window, drag the title bar. You can also move dialog boxes by dragging their title bars.
Note that a maximized window cannot be moved.
Maximize of the maximize/restore button enlarges the window to fill the available space.
Restore of the maximize/restore button returns the window to its size and position before you chose
maximize.
You can also do maximizing/restoring by double-clicking the title bar.
Clicking close button ends your DriveWindow session. DriveWindow possibly warns you about
releasing control, prompts you to save documents with unsaved changes, or reminds you about
unfinished printing.
You can close DriveWindow also by double-clicking the system menu button, by selecting Exit
command in the File menu, by selecting Close from the System menu, or by pressing the shortcut key
Alt+F4.
You can open the System Menu by left- or right-clicking the system menu button, by pressing the
shortcut key Alt+Spacebar, or by right-clicking within the non-button area of the title bar.
See Also: System Menu
Overview
3. Menu Bar
The menu bar is located immediately below the title bar. It contains the following main menus:
File
Edit
View
Network
Drive
Desktop
Monitor
Datalogger
Help
To open (drop-down) a menu, click its name on the menu bar. You can also use the key underlined in
the menu name, with Alt key down, to open a menu. For example, Alt+F opens the File menu.
To execute a command or display a submenu from a menu (or submenu), click its name on the
menu. You can also use the arrow keys to navigate within the menu bar, menus, and submenus. The
highlighted command is executed or submenu is displayed by pressing Enter. Pressing Esc key
closes the menu or submenu. You can also use the key underlined in the command or submenu
name to execute a command or display a submenu. For example, pressing X, while the File menu is
displayed, executes Exit.
To get help about command on a menu or submenu, use the arrow keys to highlight the command,
and press F1. Another method is to first press Shift+F1, while no menu is displayed. While a question
mark is attached to the mouse pointer, open a menu or submenu and click the command, about
which you want to get help.
Note! Shortcut keys other than F1 do not work while a menu is dropped-down.
See Also: Context Menus
System Menu
Overview
Help Menu
Note! The Print dialog is modeless, which means that you can continue doing other actions with
DriveWindow while the dialog exists. However, we recommend that you finish with the dialog
before continuing. Especially, quitting DriveWindow while the Print dialog still exists may cause
complications that can be solved only by logging off.
The menu contains the following commands and submenus:
Workspace submenu. Contains commands for handling workspace.
Parameters submenu. Contains commands and submenus for handling parameters.
System Software submenu. Contains commands and submenus for handing system
software.
Graph submenu. Contains commands to print, copy, or export the current graph.
Status Refresh command, same as status refresh on/off button in the standard toolbar.
Toggles the drive status display on-line/off-line in the browse tree pane.
Exit command (shortcut key is Alt+F4), same as Close command in the System menu, close
button in the title bar, or double-clicking the system menu button in the title bar. Ends your
DriveWindow session. DriveWindow possibly warns you about releasing control, prompts
you to save documents with unsaved changes, or reminds you about unfinished printing.
See Also: Submenus
Context Menus
Menu Bar
Preferences command. Presents Desktop Preferences dialog box, which allows user to set
the default values of item set properties. Panel format usage selection affects also printing of
parameters and graph cursor values shown in the trend pane. The command can be found
also in context menu of Item Set and in context menu of Faults and Events.
See Also: Submenus
Context Menus
Context Menu of Items
Context Menu of Item Set
Context Menu of Faults and Events
Menu Bar
The menu contains the following monitor handling commands and submenus:
Add/Remove Items command, same as add monitored items button in the monitor toolbar.
Toggles the monitoring status of the selected items in the browsed item set. A monitored
item is locked in the browsed item set.
Set Variable submenu. For each channel, allows the user to view and change the item,
which is monitored.
Change Drive command. The drive of the selected (or all, if none selected) monitored items
in the browsed item set is changed. The new drive is the one selected in the browse tree
pane. The command can be found also in context menu of Monitor Settings.
Start command or Continue command, if monitor is paused, same as start or continue
monitoring button in the monitor toolbar (shortcut key is Ctrl+M). Starts or continues
monitoring. The command can be found also in context menu of Monitor Display.
Stop monitoring command, same as Stop button in the monitor toolbar (shortcut key is
Ctrl+Shift+M). Stops monitoring. Monitor must be cleared before it can be started again. The
command can be found also in context menu of Monitor Display.
Pause command, same as pause monitoring button in the monitor toolbar (shortcut key is
Ctrl+Shift+P). The monitored items are still measured, but the display freezes until
monitoring is continued. The command can be found also in context menu of Monitor
Display.
Clear command, same as clear monitor button in the monitor toolbar. Resets the monitor.
The command can be found also in context menu of Monitor Display.
Fast Mode toggle, same as double clicking Mode in monitor settings. Toggles between fast
and normal mode of monitoring. The command can be found also in context menu of
Monitor Settings.
Interval command, same as double-clicking Interval in monitor settings. Presents an Interval
dialog box, where you can change the monitoring interval. The command can be found also
in context menu of Monitor Settings.
History Buffer command, same as double-clicking History Buffer in monitor settings.
Presents a History Buffer dialog box, where you can change the size of the monitor history
buffer, i.e., how much data is remembered by the monitor. The command can be found also
in context menu of Monitor Settings.
Axis submenu. Allows the user to view and change current settings of monitor axes.
Scaling submenu. For each channel, allows the user to view and change scaling values of
the monitor.
Restore Defaults command. Restores monitor default settings. However, which settings are
restored, depend on monitoring status. The command can be found also in context menu of
Monitor Settings and in context menu of Monitor Display.
See Also: Submenus
Context Menus
Context Menu of Monitor Settings
Context Menu of Monitor Display
Menu Bar
Common Trend Settings
Setting Monitor
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The menu contains the following datalogger handling commands and submenus:
Datalogger 2 toggle or Next Datalogger, if the current drive has more than two dataloggers.
Toggles the current datalogger selection in case the current drive has two dataloggers.
Moves the current datalogger to the next datalogger (or first, if current is last) in case the
current drive has more than two dataloggers. Current datalogger can also be selected from
the browse tree pane by clicking the Datalogger in the browse tree. The command can be
found also in context menu of Datalogger Display.
Add/Remove Items command, same as add/remove datalogger items button in the logger
toolbar. Toggles the logging status of those selected items in the item set pane, which reside
in the same drive as the current datalogger. A logged item is not locked in the browsed item
set as monitored items are. The name of a logged item is taken from the drive, when it is
displayed in the datalogger settings or in printings.
Set Variable submenu. For each channel, allows the user to view and change the item,
which is logged.
Upload command, same as upload datalogger button in the logger toolbar. Uploads values of
the currently selected datalogger and displays them as trends in the trend display pane. The
current datalogger settings are frozen, so that they show the uploaded values for the logger,
even if the settings in the drive change. The command can be found also in context menu of
Datalogger Display.
Start, same as start datalogger button in the logger toolbar. Sends start command to the
currently selected datalogger. The command can be found also in context menu of
Datalogger Display.
Stop command, same as stop datalogger button in the logger toolbar. Sends stop command
to the currently selected datalogger. The command can be found also in context menu of
Datalogger Display.
Trig command, same as trig datalogger button in the logger toolbar. Sends trigger command
(user trigged) to the currently selected datalogger. The command can be found also in
context menu of Datalogger Display.
Clear command, same as clear drive datalogger button in the logger toolbar. Sends clear
command to the currently selected datalogger. The command can be found also in context
menu of Datalogger Display.
Clear Graph command, same as clear datalogger graph button in the logger toolbar. Clears
the uploaded values of currently selected datalogger and the trends in the trend display
pane. The settings for the datalogger are unfrozen. The command can be found also in
context menu of Datalogger Display.
Status Refresh toggle, same as double-clicking Status (or Trigged by, if current datalogger
has not been uploaded) in datalogger settings. Toggles Status (and Triggered by, if current
datalogger has not been uploaded) display on-line/off-line in the datalogger settings pane.
The command can be found also in context menu of Datalogger Settings.
Interval command, same as double-clicking Interval in datalogger settings. Presents an
Interval dialog box, where you can change the logging interval of the current datalogger. The
command can be found also in context menu of Datalogger Settings.
Trig Settings submenu. Allows the user to view and change triggering settings of the current
datalogger.
Axis submenu. Allows the user to view and change current settings of axes of the current
monitor.
Scaling submenu. For each channel, allows the user to view and change scaling
values of the current datalogger.
Restore Defaults command. Restores datalogger default settings. However, which
settings are restored, depend on, whether the datalogger is uploaded or not. The
command can be found also in context menu of Datalogger Settings and in context
menu of Datalogger Display.
See Also: Submenus
Context Menus
Context Menu of Datalogger
Settings Context Menu of
Datalogger Display Menu Bar
Common Trend Settings
Setting Datalogger