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HMI Template Library LTemplateKMT

For WinCC Basic V15, WinCC Comfort/Advanced V15, WinCC Professional V15, WinCC V7.x

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1 Introduction

1.1 Cause

HMI projects are created by different colleagues and departments, leading to individual visualizations with varying appearances. The goal of an HMI template is to ensure consistent HMI configurations, thereby increasing recognition value for customers and operators. Key requirements for HMI templates include a new, attractive design, standardization, harmonization, an identical look and feel, and a uniform navigation structure.

1.2 Overview

This document describes the new HMI template library and facilitates its use. It aims to provide a standardized approach for HMI configurations.

Figure 1-1: Start page layout showing placeholders for Application Name, Operator, Date/Time, Language, and module navigation.

The HMI style and set designs are binding for the template.

1.3 HMI Template Suite

The template aligns with the design of the "HMI Template Suite" (Article ID: 91174767), which offers a complete operating and navigation concept as a finished HMI template. For extensive HMI visualizations, this suite can be used instead of the KMT template library. Advantages include a complete navigation and operating concept, deeper navigation levels, and integration of SiVArc for automated visualization generation. The application example (Entry ID: 91174767) is suitable for integrating fully developed functions as libraries into customer projects or for HMI project planning of complete systems requiring extensive navigation and operating options.

Link to the application example: https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/91174767

2 WinCC templates in the TIA Portal

This section details the WinCC templates available within the TIA Portal, covering their library content, handling of resolutions, and functional overviews.

2.1 Content of the library

Templates for operating devices (7" to 19") and PC systems are grouped in a library.

Figure 2-1: Library content structure showing folders for WinCC Basic, WinCC Comfort/Advanced, and WinCC Professional, with subfolders for device types and examples.
Table 1: Library contents
Main folder Subfolder Use
WinCC Basic 7" / 9" panels Contains operating devices configurable with WinCC Basic: KTP900 Basic Panel, Resolution 800x480 px.
WinCC Comfort/Adv 7" / 9" panels Contains TP900 Comfort Panel, Resolution 800x480 px.
12" / 15" panels Contains TP1200 Comfort Panel, Resolution 1280x800 px.
Runtime Advanced Contains TP2200 Comfort, Runtime Advanced, Resolution 1920x1080 px.
WinCC Professional Runtime Professional Contains Runtime Professional, Resolution 1920x1080 px.

All operating devices with the same resolution can be configured using the "Exchange device" function.

2.2 Handling special resolutions

The template library supports standard resolutions: 800x480 px, 1280x800 px, and 1920x1080 px. For other resolutions, specific notes apply:

Table 2: Operating devices with different resolutions
No. Resolution Operating devices Procedure
1. 480x272 px KTP 400 Basic, TP400 Comfort Customize solution without template. Due to restricted screen space, a simple representation is needed.
2. 640x480 px KTP1000 Basic Adjusting the visualization of the Comfort 9" device (800x480 px).
3. 1366x768 px TP1900 Comfort Adjusting the visualization of the Comfort 12/15" device. "Replace device and use 'Adjust screen' function."

2.3 Function overview and operating concept

This chapter explains the operating concept and design of the template. Note that the WinCC Basic template may differ due to limited functionality.

2.3.1 Title bar

Uses: Displays the title and opens the Panel option.

Figure 2-3: Title bar elements, including a button (1) to go to the start screen and a button (2) to open the slide-in menu.

2.3.2 Status bar

Uses: Provides important information and functions like registered user or language switching. It can be designed variably.

Figure 2-4: Status bar elements showing Operator/User (1), Date/Time (2), Language (3), and a checkmark/icon (4).

Function: 1. Log user on/off, 2. Set language, 3. "Previous page" button, 4. Button and display: Diagnostics.

2.3.3 Slide-in menu

Uses: Allows switching between modules or displaying messages and settings.

Functions: 1. Application example (Application), 2. Messages/Alarms (Messages), 3. Diagnostics (Diagnostics), 4. Settings, 5. Online Support pages (Support), 6. End runtime.

Figure 2-5: Slide-in menu with numbered function items: Application (1), Messages (2), Diagnostics (3), Settings (4), Support (5), and End runtime (6).

2.3.4 Settings

Uses: Adjusts display and device settings, providing access to features like HTML browser and system functions. Setting options vary by WinCC version. In runtime systems, direct access to Windows applications and the "PG/PC interface" is possible.

Display functions

1. Set language (Language), 2. Set brightness (Brightness), 3. Activate screen cleaner (Screen Cleaner), 4. Calibrate touch screen (Calibrate Touchscreen).

Figure 2-6: Display functions interface showing options for Language (1), Brightness (2), Screen Cleaner (3), and Calibrate Touchscreen (4).

System functions

1. Open control panel (Control Panel), 2. Open command line (Command prompt), 3. Open HTML browser, 4. Open keyboard (Screen Keyboard), 5. Open task manager.

Figure 2-7: System functions interface showing options to open Control Panel (1), Command prompt (2), HTML Browser (3), Screen Keyboard (4), and Task Manager (5).

User management functions

1. User, 2. User logoff ("Current User Log off"), 3. Save/load user administration ("User administration" Export/Import).

Figure 2-8: User management interface showing Current User details and User administration options (Export, Import).

2.3.5 User administration

Describes user administration functions.

Figure 2-9: User administration screen showing User, Date/Time, Language, and options for User logoff (1) and opening the login dialog (2).
Table 2-3: Predefined users
User Password
"user" "password"
"administrator" "administrator"

2.4 Creating an HMI project with the HMI template library

This section details how to use and customize the template library.

Requirement

  • Existing TIA Portal project.
  • TIA Portal project languages must include at least English (USA) and German.

2.4.1 Open template

1. Open the library "LTemplateKMT.zip".

Figure 2-10: Library structure showing the "LTemplateKMT_V15.1" library with folders for Types, Template, Master copies, WinCCBasic, WinCCComfortAdvanced, WinCCProfessional, Common data, and Languages & resources. Specific templates like "Comfort 9" are shown under device types.

2. HMI device templates are sorted by WinCC version and display size. Copy the desired HMI device from the library to your project. Configured operating devices are in the "00_Device" folder.

If your operating device is not available, select a comparable device with a similar resolution. Use "Replace device" and scaling settings to adjust. Further information on resolutions is in section 2.4.s.

2.4.2 Adjusting navigation for a project

The template allows an overview page and up to five additional navigation buttons. To improve clarity and avoid errors, remove unused navigation buttons.

Procedure:

1. In the HMI device, open the template "TemplateSubNav".

Figure 2-11: Shows the "TemplateSubNav" structure within the project's screens, including "00_Startscreen", "Application", "Template", "Screen management", and "Template SubNav" itself.

2. In the "TemplateSubNav" template, delete unneeded buttons from the lower bar.

Figure 2-12: View of the navigation bar with buttons like Overview, Module 1, Module 2, Module 3, Module 4, Module 5.
Figure 2-13: View of the navigation bar after removing a button, showing fewer modules.

3. Delete the corresponding HMI images from the project.

Figure 2-14: Shows the project's screen structure, highlighting "10_Overview", "11_Module1", "12_Module2", etc., which would be deleted if not needed.

4. Assign descriptive names to the remaining buttons and screens.

2.4.3 Adjusting project names

1. Open "Tools > Project texts".

Figure 2-15: Shows the "Tools" menu with "Project texts" highlighted.

2. On the "Tasks" tab, open the "Find and replace" option.

Figure 2-16: "Find and replace" dialog box with fields for "Find" (ApplicationName) and "Match case" options.

3. Use the following terms: 'ApplicationName' -> English project title, 'ApplicationName' -> German project title.

Figure 2-17: Project texts table showing English (United States) and German (Germany) entries for "ApplicationName" and "ApplikationName" respectively.

2.4.4 Updating the QR code on the Start page

A QR code can be placed on the start page for quick website access via mobile devices. For Siemens Industry Online Support examples, it can link to documentation or operating instructions. The current QR code links to the Industry Online Support homepage; exchange it as needed. The QR code size is 91x91 px.

Advantage: Quick access to project documentation from a mobile device.

2.4.5 Adjusting the overview screen of the application

The start image is "10_Overview". Adapt this overview page to your application.

Figure 2-18: Overview page "10_Overview" structure, showing placeholders for short description and operation details.

The "10_Overview" page has a design with two blocks: the first for motivation/introduction, and the second for operation details (e.g., button sequences).

Figure 2-19: Example of an overview screen with a "Short description" block (1) and an "Operation" block (2).

Procedure:

1. Add a short description of your application and explain its functionality.

2. If the operation is self-explanatory, remove the right block.

For versions without a functional description, an overview screen can be used instead.

Figure 2-20: Example of an overview screen without functional description, showing system status and diagnostic information.

2.5 Efficient engineering (Tips and tricks)

Suggestions for achieving a high level of recognition in HMI projects, using library objects and adhering to design guidelines.

2.5.1 Application

Project HMI images in the "02_ApplicationName" folder.

Figure 2-21: Application screen structure showing "ApplicationName" with sub-screens like "10_Overview", "11_Module1", etc.

Existing images are linked to navigation buttons. Add new HMI screens from "01_Examples > 01_Screens > 00_newScreen". These screens contain predefined layers and background colors.

2.5.2 HMI style

HMI styles define a unique style for HMI objects, covering many configuration tasks. Deviations are possible in special cases. Naming conventions vary by application field.

Table 4: Naming of styles
Designation Function
".ExampleStyle" Style objects with a prefix "." (dot) are for sample project planning.
"ExampleStyle" Style objects without a prefix are for the template.

The "styleTemplate" HMI style defines standard object designs, including button styles (Figure 2-22), text styles (Figure 2-23), and rectangle styles/colors (Figure 2-24).

Figure 2-22: Examples of HMI button styles, showing different button types like "btnInactiveDark", "btnInactiveBright", "SubNavigation_Active", etc.
Figure 2-23: Examples of HMI text styles, showing different text formats like "txtSmall", "txtMedium", "Headline", "StatusBarTitle", etc.
Table 5: Name of the text styles
Object Normal font Bold font
small font (15 px) /19 .txtSmall .btxtSmall
normal font (19 px) / 23 .txtMedium .btxtMedium
large font (23 px) /27 .txtLarge .btxtLarge
Figure 2-24: Examples of HMI rectangle styles (colors), showing various background and state color definitions.

2.5.3 Add new HMI screen

An empty HMI image with template properties is stored in the library. To add a new HMI screen, drag the "00_newScreen" template from the library into your HMI device.

Figure 2-26: Library structure showing the "00_newScreen" template under "01_Examples > 01_Screens PopUps".

2.5.4 Configuration deviating from the defined HMI style

Predefined HMI styles may not cover all WinCC Comfort objects. For objects without a predefined style, use an existing style as a template: select the style, then deactivate it for the object. The object retains the style's design, allowing customization.

Configure in the same design as the template.

2.5.5 Darken screen

The HMI variable "ScreenInactive" can darken images, for example, when a pop-up is called. Setting this variable accordingly projects all HMI images with a darkened appearance.

Table 6: Variable and Property for Darken Screen
Variable Property
"ScreenInactive" = true Screen darkened
"ScreenInactive" = false Screen normal

This effect is achieved by a semitransparent screen made visible by the "ScreenInactive" variable.

2.5.6 Using the Layer view

HMI images in the "02_ApplicationName" folder typically have the following layout structure:

Figure 2-27: Assignment of predefined layers, showing "Background", "Object Layer", "Text Layer", "Button Layer", and numbered User Layers.

Structuring by categories (layers) allows for more effective object changes through deactivation of individual levels.

2.5.7 Other navigation options

Applications can be configured for up to five HMI screens. If more are needed, multiple images can be created within a module and switched via navigation elements. Templates for this are found in "01_Examples > 02_Objects > Frame > Navigation".

2.5.8 Additional text in the title bar

If navigation button text is insufficient, a subtitle can be added to the title bar.

Figure 2-29: Example of a title bar showing "ApplikationName" and a subtitle "Kameramodul MV 550", along with operator and date/time information.

Procedure:

1. Open the HMI screen where the subtitle is to be added.

2. Open the "LTemplateKMT" library, drag the "txtSubTitle" object group from "00_Elements" to the top of the image, and change the texts (EN/DE).

3. Ensure sufficient distance between the subtitle and the main title.

2.6 WinCC Professional project

This section covers the implementation of the template for WinCC Professional (1920x1080 px), noting differences like the use of image windows instead of HMI styles and pop-up images.

Figure 2-30: Overview of Runtime Professional structure, showing "Your project planning" (HMI images belonging to the template) and "HMI images that are displayed as 'pop-ups' in the 'WindowNote' image window", and "HMI images, which contain the image windows for navigation".

2.6.1 In-screen window technology concept

In WinCC Professional, navigation is handled via different image windows, unlike WinCC Comfort's "image templates" and pop-up images.

Figure 2-31: Diagram illustrating WinCC Professional's image window technology, showing "1_MainApplication" calling "WindowMain", which then calls "WindowApplication", "WindowSettings", "WindowSupport", etc., each with specific resolutions and content.

In-screen window hierarchy:

  • All HMI pictures are called via "1_TemplateGeneral" in "WindowMain", which includes the title and status bars.
  • "WindowApplication" in "WindowMain" is called for the application.
  • "2_TemplateApplication" screen contains the in-screen window and navigation bar.
  • Settings are in "WindowSettings", and Online Support/SITRAIN info is in "WindowSupport".
  • Messages and Diagnostics are called directly in "WindowMain".

The WinCC Professional template design is indistinguishable from other templates in operation, look, and feel.

WindowNote: An additional in-screen window, "WindowNote", is located above "WindowMain" in "1_TemplateGeneral". It replaces "PopUp screen" in WinCC Comfort and is used for language changes and "End Runtime" notes. For other content, configure a new HMI image and place a script on a button to activate it.

2.6.2 Differences in the configuration for WinCC Comfort

HMI styles: HMI styles cannot be used in WinCC Professional. To achieve a uniform look & feel, copy pre-configured objects from the library, such as "BasicStyleTemplateObjects" from "01_Examples".

Figure 2-32: HMI screen "BasicStyleTemplateObjects" showing examples of text, rectangle, button, and state color objects.

Settings: Settings pages are not adopted in the WinCC Classic template; functions are handled via Windows functions or WinCC board tools.

Diagnostic functions: The WinCC template includes "GSC Diagnostics" and "Channel Diagnostics" instead of a dedicated diagnostics page. These can be opened as pop-ups in the slide menu.

2.6.3 Adjusting and configuring the WinCC Professional template

Adjusting project names:

1. Open the "1_TemplateGeneral" screen.

2. Change the default text of the "txtTitleBar" object.

Figure 2-33: Shows the "1_TemplateGeneral" screen with the "txtTitleBar" object selected, displaying its properties including English and German text fields.

Adjusting navigation:

1. Open the "2_TemplateSubNav" screen.

2. In the Inspector window, select "Properties > Texts".

Figure 2-34: Inspector window showing "Properties > Texts" for "2_TemplateSubNav", with English and German text fields for navigation buttons.

3. Change the texts of the navigation buttons.

4. Delete any unneeded navigation buttons in "2_TemplateSubNav".

5. Delete corresponding HMI images from the project.

Figure 2-35: Project screen structure highlighting "10_Overview", "11_Module1", etc., which can be deleted if not required.

Updating the QR code on the Start page: Refer to Chapter 2 for the procedure, similar to WinCC Comfort.

Adjusting the overview screen of the application: Refer to section 2 for the procedure, similar to WinCC Comfort.

3 WinCC V7 template

This section describes the WinCC V7.5 single-user template, which is based on the TIA portal templates but has differences in project planning implementation. It is designed for demo and test applications at 1600x900 px resolution.

3.1 Function overview

3.1.1 Title bar and status bar

The title bar displays the title, and the status bar shows the operator, time, and current language, with diagnostic display on the right.

Figure 3-1: WinCC V7 title bar and status bar layout, showing operator, date/time, language, and function buttons (1-6).

Status bar functions: 1. Title display, 2. Opening the Slide-in Menu, 3. Log user on/off, 4. Display time, 5. Set language, 6. Diagnostic display.

Table 3-1: Predefined users
User Password
"siemens" "siemens"
"administrator" "administrator"

3.1.2 Slide-in menu

The slide-in menu provides access to functions like Application, Alarms, Support, and Diagnostics.

Figure 3-2: Slide-in menu with numbered functions: Application (1), Alarms (2), Support (3), GSC Diagnostics (4), GSC Runtime (5), Channel Diagnostics (6), and End runtime (7).

Functions: 1. Open application example (Application/start page), 2. Open messages/alarms, 3. Open Support (Links to Online Support and Sitrain), 4. Display GSC diagnosis (control, pop-up), 5. Display GSC Runtime (Control, Pop-up), 6. Display channel diagnosis (Control, Pop-up), 7. End runtime.

Clicking a menu button or a free area within the menu closes it.

3.1.3 Navigation bar

The navigation bar allows switching between projected plant displays. Navigation bars are located at the right edge of the screen, indicated by numbers (1 to 3). A total of 15 buttons are available across three navigation bars.

Figure 3-3: Navigation bar showing module selection buttons (Module 1 to Module 5) and navigation controls.

Project planning of the switchover:

Table 3-2: Project planning of the switchover
No. WinCC screen
1 SubNavigation1.Pdl
2 SubNavigation2.Pdl
3 SubNavigation3.Pdl

3.2 Screen call concept

The WinCC V7 template uses an image window layer, differing from TIA portal templates. Overlapping elements and functions are configured in the "1_MainPage.Pdl" screen. The "01_MainPage.Pdl" screen contains windows for diagnostic display and other screen windows.

Table 3-3: Screen window names and functions
Screen window name Function
WindowMain Display of the operating screen ("11_Module1.Pdl").
WindowMenu Slide-in menu display ("SlideInMenu.Pdl").
WindowSubNav Display of the lower navigation bar ("SubNavigation1.Pdl").
WindowNote Display of a notification, e.g., note on terminating the runtime ("Note_StopRuntime.Pdl").
Figure showing project structure with "00_StartScreen.Pdl", "01_MainPage.Pdl", and "WindowMain" (1600x688 px) where template images are called. Also shows "Template_Objects.Pdl" and "Template_Objects2.Pdl" for integration examples.

3.2.1 Picture navigation

Use navigation bar buttons to move between HMI images displayed in "WindowMain". Three navigation bars are available on the right, offering a total of 15 buttons. The active bar determines which "SubNavigation" screen is shown in "WindowSubNav".

Figure 3-4: Shows the navigation bar with module selection and navigation controls.

3.2.2 Project Planning

HMI images "11_Module1" to "15_Module5" are pre-connected for "Module 15". To extend this:

1. Open "SubNavigation2.Pdl".

2. Open the "Mouse click" event of any button.

3. Activate the commented-out line and change "11_Module" to the desired image name.

Figure 3-5: Example of a "Mouse click" event script showing how to change the "PictureName".

Highlight bar: Animations highlight active buttons using the "stateSubNavigation" variable.

Project Planning: For each page call, set "stateSubNavigation" to the respective value (1-15). Values 1-5 are for the first control bar, 11-15 for the third.

3.3 Differences compared to TIA Portal Templates

HMI style: HMI design templates are not usable in WinCC. For a uniform look & feel, use pre-planned objects and designs. Graphics Designer provides "Template_Objects1.Pdl" (Lines, IO Fields, Texts, Buttons) and "Template_Objects2.Pdl" (Visualization examples, switches, pointer instruments).

Settings: Settings pages are not adopted in the WinCC Classic template; functions are handled via Windows functions or WinCC board tools.

Diagnostic functions: The WinCC template includes "GSC Diagnostics" and "Channel Diagnostics" instead of a diagnostics page. These can be opened as pop-ups in the slide menu.

3.4 Creating a project with the WinCC template

Procedure: Open WinCC Project, update computer name, open WinCC Graphics Designer, and open screen "01_MainPage.Pdl".

The "01_MainPage.Pdl" image contains image windows for navigation elements (Slide-in Menu, Navigation Menu) and diagnostic controls. The "WindowMain" image window calls the operating screen.

Adjusting the title: Change the project title at the top of the screen.

Adjusting navigation:

1. Open "SubNavigation1.Pdl" in Graphics Designer.

2. Adapt page call scripts if necessary (see section 3.2.2).

3. Repeat for "SubNavigation2.Pdl" and "SubNavigation3.Pdl" if needed.

Writing an application: System screens are called in "01_MainPage" via "WindowMain" (1600x688 px). Configure your application in "11_Module1.Pdl", which serves as the start screen. All pictures are connected to the lower navigation.

For uniform design, use objects from "Template_Objects.Pdl" and "Template_Objects2.Pdl". Copy and paste desired objects.

Unused WinCC images ("1X_ModuleX.Pdl") can be removed; update references in the bottom navigation.

3.5 General information

Existing icon images are stored in the "Graphics" folder under "/icons", e.g., "\TemplateKMT_WinCCV75\GraCS\icons".

4 Appendix

4.1 Service and support

Industry Online Support: Provides 24/7 access to Siemens' service and support know-how. It's the central address for product information, manuals, downloads, FAQs, and application examples. Access via https://support.industry.siemens.com.

Technical Support: Offers fast, competent support for technical queries via a web form: www.siemens.com/industry/supportrequest.

SITRAIN – Training for Industry: Provides globally available training courses with practical experience and innovative learning methods. More info at www.siemens.com/sitrain.

Service offer: Includes plant data services, spare parts, repair, on-site maintenance, retrofitting, and service programs. Details in the service catalog web page (link invalid in source).

Industry Online Support app: Available for Apple iOS, Android, and Windows Phone for optimal support.

4.2 Links and literature

Table 4-1: Links and literature
No. Topic
\1\ Siemens Industry Online Support
https://support.industry.siemens.com
\2\ Link to the article page of the HMI templates
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/de/sc/2054
\3\ Link to the "HMI Template Suite" (application example)
https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/91174767

4.3 Change documentation

Table 4-2: Change documentation
Version Date Change
V1.0 11/2018 First version
V 2.0 02/2019 WinCC Classic template updated

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