Vijeo Designer HMI XBT-G Configuration

1) Entering Configuration Screen

To enter the configuration screen from runtime mode:

• It depends on the configuration of the last application downloaded.

2) Dip Switch Settings

According to the dip switch settings shown in the figure:

• Starting from the CF card is disabled, you can download, and forced closure is disabled.

3) Screen Ventilation

To facilitate the ventilation of the screen, the manufacturer recommends a minimum distance of 100mm from any adjoining structure or equipment.

4) XBT-G LED Indicator

If the LED on the right side of the XBT-G screen lights orange, this means:

• Backlight is off.

5) COM1 Connector (SUB D25)

The female SUB D25 connector, COM1, of the XBT-G screen is used for:

• Serial communication with the PLC.

6) XBT-G Back Protection

The degree of protection on the back of the XBT-G screen is:

• IP20

7) XBT-G Tactile Cells

The XBT-G screen has:

• 32x24 tactile cells.

8) HMI Project Organization

The organization of a project containing a HOME HMI panel:

• None of the above.

9) Vijeo Designer Inspector Window

The Vijeo Designer inspector window contains:

• The list of properties of the selected item.

10) Screen Model Specification

The model specification of the screen can be done by selecting the "Project Manager" tab, and then selecting:

• Destination

11) XBT-G Destination

On the XBT-G screen, a destination is:

• None of the above.

12) Exiting Simulation Mode

To exit the simulation mode in a Vijeo Designer application, you must type:

• Ctrl + Z

13) Internal Integer Variable (XBT-G)

An internal integer variable used by the XBT-G screen occupies:

• 32 bits

14) External Integer Variable (XBT-G)

An external integer variable used by the XBT-G screen occupies:

• None of the above.

15) Modbus Address Equivalent

The equivalent to %MW0 in a direct address of a Modbus variable is:

• Address 40001, offset 0.

16) Script Types

According to the classification of script types, indicate which is incorrect:

• Event Scripts

17) Script Comments

The characters used to indicate comments in a script are:

• //

18) Code Segment Error

For the following code segment, indicate the line with the error:

1.  ITemp int;
2.  
3.  ITemp = IntVar.getIntValue();
4.  
5.  If (iTemp = 0) (
6.    ITemp = -123;
7.  )
8.  
9.  IntVar.write(iTemp);

• Line 5 (Should be == for comparison, not = for assignment)

19) Code Segment Error

For the following code segment, indicate the line with the error:

1. float temp;
2. 
3. temp = Caudal.getFloatValue();
4. temp = 235;
5. Caudal.write(temp);

• No error.

20) Code Segment Error

For the following code segment, indicate the line with the error:

1. float Var1;
2. 
3. Var1 = Caudal.getFloatValue();
4. Var1++;
5. Caudal.write(var1);

• Line 5 (Variable name is case-sensitive; should be Var1)

21) Code Segment Error

In the following code segment, indicate the line with the error:

1. int x, y = 1;
2. 
3. x = IntVar.getIntValue();
4. y += x;
5. IntVar.write(x);

• No error.

22) Logical AND Expression

Regarding the expression A && B:

• Returns TRUE when both A and B are TRUE.

23) Animation Property

To animate the blades of a jet smoothie using ellipses, the property of the ellipse used to generate the illusion of rotation is:

• Its angle.

24) Trend Chart Types

The types of trend charts are:

• Real-time and historical trends.

25) Trend Variable Registration Fee

The default registration fee of a trend variable is:

• 1 second.

26) Historical Record Storage

Each historical record of variables requires a storage space of:

• 12 Bytes

27) Historical Trend Graph Channels

A historical trend graph can show up to:

• 8 channels.

28) Maximum Historical Variables

The maximum number of variables recommended for historical storage is:

• 80 variables.

29) Incorrect Alarm Action

Which of the following actions associated with an alarm is incorrect:

• Panel Display System Configuration

30) Active Alarm Display Mode

In the mode of deployment of active alarms, the following are displayed:

• Active and acknowledged alarms.