Configuring Numeric Control components

To create a TGML graphic page sample with a Numeric Control operation:

  1. Open the Graphics Editor: select Start > Power Monitoring Expert > Graphics Editor.
  2. Select on File > New > Graphic.
  3. At the bottom left, select Components.
  4. Expand Basic Controls.
  5. Drag and drop the Numeric Control component to the workspace.

  6. Select the Numeric Control component and then right-click Configure

  7. Select the Level to Operate from the drop-down list.

    NOTE: This feature is privileged for Operators, Controller and Supervisor.

    • If you select Operator, Supervisor can access the privileges, but Controller cannot access the privileges.

    • If you select Controller, both Operator and Supervisor will be able to access the privileges.

    • If you select Supervisor, both Operator and Supervisor can access the privileges, but Controller will not be able to use the privileges.

  8. Select Apply.

  9. Select the configuration for the Numeric Control:

    1. Select the Sources.
    2. Select the Managers.
    3. Select the Modules.
    4. Select the Registers.

  10. Select Apply.
  11. Select Save to save the TGML file.
  12. Enter the File name and select Save.

  13. (Optional) You can change the default color properties by following the below steps:
    1. Select the Numeric Control component / Use the Numeric Control component.
    2. At the bottom right, select Properties.
    3. Change the following Exposed Properties:
      1. BackgroundColor: To change the background of the Numeric box.
      2. BorderColor: To change the border of the Numeric box.
      3. TextColor: To change the text color in the Numeric box.
      4. Resolution: To set decimal points for floating numbers.
      5. TextValue and BindName: To set bindname to the Numeric Control .
      6. DisconnectedStatusColor: To set the color of the Numeric box when source is disconnected.
      7. DisconnectedBorderColor: To set the border color of the Numeric box when source is disconnected.

  14.  Select Save to save the TGML file.