Using an Image in Run Mode
The Image control has numerous run-mode options:
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You can dynamically resize your screen and any controls within. See Resizing Screens for more information about resizing Canvas screens.
- If no default or custom point state image is specified, a missing image icon (
) is displayed at run mode. - Other run-mode options are list below:
When an alarm is reported to the CAS, its state is "unacknowledged", meaning that the alarm is new and that a user or the system has not acknowledged its presence. An unacknowledged alarm may be identified by the color settings for the control (background, text, border, ring, bar, fill, or marker color), if configured to represent the point state of the associated point. Additionally, some controls may blink to warn of a point in alarm, if configured to do so.
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Acknowledge the alarm from the context menu:
See the control properties for more information about configuring alarm acknowledgment options. |
Canvas Native view |
Right-click the context menu to access several CygNet system dialog boxes for information about the point and facility associated with the object, where you can modify properties and values as needed. The associated point/UDC and facility is identified in the context menu, so you know what you are viewing.
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Grid cell context menu |
Note: The context menu options change depending on the point configuration:
- If the control is configured to display long point ID, the Facility configuration menu option is hidden.
- If the facility description is blank, then the menu will show the facility ID in the Facility configuration option.
- If the point description is blank, then the menu will show the UDC/long point ID (based on configuration).
Several controls support the option to add point values as a new series to a default chart, providing additional visual context for trended data:
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Grid cell context menu |
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If any custom context menu items have been configured for the image, select the item from the menu.
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The CygNet Thin Web Client supports its own context menu visible in the web view. Perform the following actions from the TWC context menu:
See Using the Thin Web Client Context Menu for more information. |
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(Edit) then click on the Value or Priority you want to edit.
(Cancel) to abort and return to the read-only mode.
