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When displaying the on/off status of a valve in a higher-level interface, what is generally done? Is it to add a variable alongside it, hide this variable so that it isn’t shown in the display screen, and then write a script to insert this variable when showing the valve’s status? Are there any other ways? 》
When displaying the on/off status of valves in a higher-level system, VB scripts are generally used to define the colors for each valve’s on or off state.
It’s best to create a subgraph; this way, there’s no need to rewrite the script – simply associate the point numbers, and colors can be defined in the subgraph script
Honey has her own valve warehouse; ask them for it!
Reply to 4# xcs5506: Does the manufacturer have its own configuration staff? Or is it something that comes included after the software is installed? Anyway, I had to create each subgraph individually, which was extremely tedious. Not very familiar either