User Controls Quick Access Library

EOS SCADA User Controls Quick Access Library

The User Controls Quick Access Library provides quick access to previously prepared user control templates. The group tabs within the library allow different control types or user-created templates to be classified in an organized manner.

Information: Users can collect their own templates under appropriate group tabs, allowing them to access the controls they need more quickly during screen design.

Adding a User Control from the Library to a Screen

To add any user control template from the library to the SCADA screen design, simply move the pointer over the relevant template, click and hold it with the mouse, and drag it to the design screen.

Adding a user control from the Quick Access Library
  1. Open the Quick Access Library.
  2. Find the user control template you want to add to the screen under the appropriate group tab.
  3. Click and hold the template with the mouse and drag it into the screen design area.
  4. Move the template to the desired location and release the mouse button to drop it.

Basic usage: Dragging and dropping a template from the library onto the screen is sufficient to add the corresponding user control to the design screen.

Grouping Templates

The ability to organize the Quick Access Library by the user makes the design process easier, especially in large SCADA projects containing a large number of user controls. Users can organize their templates into different group tabs according to their purpose or area of use.

This makes it possible to add previously prepared and reusable user controls directly from the library to the screen design without having to recreate them.

Conclusion

The User Controls Quick Access Library is a practical tool that enables user controls used in SCADA screen design to be reused and added to screens quickly.

Grouping user-created templates and adding them to the screen design using the drag-and-drop method helps engineering work proceed more quickly and systematically, especially in large-scale projects.

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