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visualization in abb automation builder - step by step guide abb visualization

visualization is a graphical user interface object in abb automation builder. visualization object comes with abb automation builder. visualization object make your graphical interface for plc and hmi and connect with real plc time. in visualization you add component like alarm, component like light, switch, date time, trend, measurement control. visualization create basic screen for controlling process visually. in runtime visualization show alarm as you defined, real time trend is showing on your visualization. each component of visualization associated with variable when these variable changes it's value than associated component also changes or you can graphically changes value of variable. in this article we see how to add visual component and how to use these component in runtime.


make a simple program in automation builder using ladder programming

first make a program by using any of the programming language. in this article we create a programing ladder language. add pou object and select ladder language. program is very simple, timer for our visualization object. in this program we use ladder language. it is a program of on delay timer. timer instance in defined with variable Ton_01 and preset time of these on delay timer is 10 second(T#10second). this operation is very simple when start input true than output on for 5 second and off for 5 second. if the stop button is pressed than timer operation stop. if you find difficultly to make program in ladder logic in abb automation builder than goto this linkmake program in ladder logic

make a simple program in automation builder using ladder programming

add visualization object in abb automation builder project

for add visualization object in automation builder project select application and than selact visualization from visualization category, enter name of your visualization object and press add.

add visualization object in abb automation builder project

add component in visualization object

open added visualization object and select component from visualization toolbox. in this article dip switch, lamp are added from lamp and switch and a progress bar from common control. you can as per your requirement from visualization object.

add component in visualization object

declare plc variable for visualization object component in abb automation builder

after adding component and if your program is complete than add variable to component. these variable read or write by visualization component. to declare variable for component select component from visualization object and open properties. in properties select variable a dialogue open for selecting variable. select your variable and press ok.

declare plc variable for visualization object component in abb automation builder

declare variable in automation builder

below is ladder language variable which we used for visualization component. All variable not used in component only input_timer, output_lamp and control_bar used.

declare variable in automation builder

simulation of visualization object in abb automation builder

after making program build your program if any error occurred than remove error than re build program after successfully build start simulation. visualization simulation work only when your simulator or plc in run mode so make simulator or controller in run mode. when switch position is changed from off to on progress bar start increment and lamp is on for 5 second off for 5 second continuously. if the switch turned off than progress bar stop ad.

simulation of visualization object in abb automation builder

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