You can import and export Ladder UDFBs , HMI Screens, HMI Custom Controls, and Web Pages and use them in any UniLogic project.
You can also convert HMI Screens to Web Pages.
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You can export files by right-clicking them and selecting Export. Note that data tags are ported together with these files. File extensions are as follows:
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UniLogic also offers a global library that is accessible from the Solution Explorer. The library is located in ..:\Users\MyName\Documents\Unitronics\UniLogic.
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Via Solution Explorer
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Manual update You can also manually place files into the Library folder. However, in order to view files in the Solution Explorer after placing them, you must select Refresh from the relevant right-click menu.  |
Importing Files from the Library
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You cannot drag and drop elements directly from the Library into your project. |
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Via Solution Explorer
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At the end of the Import process, compile your project to check for unsupported elements.
On the Solution Explorer, right-click the screen you want to export, and select the Web Server module you wish to export to.
Note that not all HMI elements are supported by the Web Server; UniLogic displays an error list of any elements that cannot be exported at the end of the export process.
You can create your own, reusable HMI Custom Controls. To create a control:
Place and define HMI elements.
Assign tags to these
elements.
You can define tags that are local to the custom control. These may
be read-only, or writeable.
Use the Optimize Size option to trim the empty space surrounding the elements in your control.
After you create the control, you can drag and drop it from the Solution Explorer, export/import it between projects as .uluce files, or add it to the Library. Any tags that you have defined as tags that are local for that Custom Control will be exported/imported along with the control.
Creating a Custom Control
Either
- Right-click Custom Controls and select Add Custom Control,
or
- Click Custom Controls and select Add Custom Control.
From the Toolbox, drap and drop the HMI elements you want to include in the Control.
To add local parameters,
click the appropriate hyperlink in the Tag pane, and then right-click
and select Add as shown below.
Trim the empty space by
using the Optimize Size options
After you have created the
Custom Control, it will appear in the HMI Toolbox, from where you
can drag and drop it just as you would any HMI element.
Managing Custom Controls
To assign passwords, import/export and more, use the right-click options for the Custom Controls and the ones for individual controls.
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