How can the flowchart for HONEYWELL PKS R310 operator users be optimized?
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Does anyone know how to maximize the flowchart for the operator user of HONEYWELL PKS R310? Is it the entire shielding and full display flowchart? Thank you first! :handshake :handshake :handshake
Station ], just run it in the command line! Hehe
There is one situation: if the monitor is not in standard resolution but in wide-screen format, then it’s impossible to display the system interface in full screen unless everything is recreated from scratch, as the system interface is designed for standard resolution.
Are you asking whether it displays in full screen on STATION?
Set the task bar to auto-hide, and that’s it
You are referring to the situation under administrator users; what about if it’s under operator users? Because the operation has already been disabled; it needs to be set up to work automatically. In other words, it should display everything in full screen for operator users, and they should be able to see alarms, with the ability to access these alarms and trends immediately if needed. Thank you first! This post was last edited by harbin_999 on 2009-3-17 18:58.]
If it’s not related to the widescreen issue, you can try adding -z4 to the command when running it.
Friend, I gave it a try, but it didn’t work! :'( :'( :'( It shows CAN NOT LOAD ]. Could you please think about it again? Thank you in advance! :victory: :victory: :victory:
If you want to enter the operator interface right after turning on the computer, with STATION displayed in full screen, you need to add the operator user (e.g., STATION01) to the ADMINISTRATOR group. Additionally, create an OPER.BAT file in the path C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\REPL\IMPORT\SCRIPTS. The content of this file should be: search in KNOWLEGE BUILDER for the third entry in the RSTRICTING results, and change the LOGON SCRIPT under the PROFILE of STATION01 (by double-clicking on the username) to OPER.BAT; then disable the desktop – that’s it. This is exactly what I did: I can enter STATION right after turning on the computer, with it displayed in full screen, and the operator cannot exit STATION
No, it’s no different from running STATION directly! :handshake
Station ] Remove all the brackets ([]), like this: Station -sfxsc or Station -sf -sx -ss -sc