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03 - Bindings 2.0
03 - Bindings 2.0
Examples
Concept
Concept Example
Bindings Concept
In its simplest form, a binding consists of a
Property-to-Property binding source and a destination.
Concept
Bindings are used for values/data transfer from
one source to one/several destinations.
Bindings are vital for functionality, such as:
• Live values in graphics
Examples
• Alarms
• Control programs
• Schedules
• Navigation in workspaces, panels and graphics
Example
Property-to-Object (Link)
• Multistate • Date
‒ 0=Occupied, 1=Unoccupied , 2=Bypass, ‒ 2018-12-17
3=Standby
• Digital
‒ 1 or 0
‒ Active or Inactive
Binding rules (cont.)
Source Destination
22,1°C ABCDE
22,1°C 71,6°F
22,1°C 22 kW/h
22,1°C 22,1°C
Source
Bindings – [1]
• The sending and receiving objects are in the same server
• Program binds to variables in other objects Binding to the program (left arrow)
• Vales are updated immediately Binding from the program (right arrow)
Bindings – [2]
• Bindings to Graphics
• Information can be transferred in both directions
Binding in both directions
• The user can both view and change a value from the graphic
Bindings – [3]
• The sending and receiving objects are in different servers.
The gearwheel indicates that the
• The value is updated depending on Transfer Settings. binding is between different servers
Default setting is 10 s. and the Transfer can be configured
Value Transfer Settings Dialog