In FactoryTalk View Studio, there are three kinds of graphic displays:
The elements that make up a graphic display are called graphic objects. The Objects menu in the Graphics editor provides simple drawing elements such as line, rectangle, and ellipse, as well as ready-made objects such as push buttons, input and display fields, and alarm banners and lists. Use these elements to create visual representations of processes and activities. Then animate the display by linking objects to tags so that the appearance of the objects change as the values of the tags do.
The maximum number of displays an application can have is determined by the type of activation the user has purchased for FactoryTalk View Studio. PanelView Plus 7 Standard applications have a limit of 100 displays (50 On Top displays and 50 Replace displays). Compact Machine Edition applications (applications running on PanelView Plus 6 Compact or PanelView Plus Compact terminals) have a limit of 25 displays.
Graphic objects and drawing elements
About global objects and global object displays
Keywords: graphic display