V18 WinCC Unified Basics WS Day1

SIMATIC WinCC Unified V18
Basics Workshop
Day 1
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Agenda
Time Topic Presenter
1 Agenda - Day 1
2 WinCC Unified V18 - Unified Overview
3 Unified Comfort Panels
4 View of Things
5 Unified Tools
6 Device Handling
7 Screen Engineering
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Agenda
1 Agenda - Day 1

WinCC Unified V18 - Basics Workshop
Agenda
Day 1
Welcome & Introduction
Unified Overview & Tools
Technical Basics
Device Handling
Screen Engineering
Screen Navigation
Agenda
2 WinCC Unified V18 - Unified Overview

…is changing!
Increase of Increasing number of devices Big variety of user

production data and systems to connect interaction scenarios
Up to 2025, global data creation is The number of IoT devices worldwide is By 2024 there will be an estimated 1.7
projected to grow to more than 180 forecast to more than 25.4 billion billion mobile augmented reality (AR)
zettabytes every year.1 devices in 2030.2 users worldwide.3
*Data Source in Notes

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…are changing!
Scalability Flexible Open Expandability

One software access data flow Meet industry specific
with high level Get access with broad Seamless data flow requirements with
of reusability range of devices across departments ready to use options

WinCC Unified offers a high level of reusability across platforms
and therefore, significantly increases the engineering efficiency
WinCC Unified WinCC

View of Things Unified PC
Unified
Comfort Panel

WinCC Unified comes with a comprehensive and unified
set of screen objects and controls for all platforms
The consistent configuration

makes it much easier for the engineers
Consistent usability for the operator –

regardless of the end device
Common object palette across all platforms

(e.g. Controls on UCP have the same
functionality compared to WinCC Unified PC)

Maximum flexibility to get access to the Runtime of
WinCC Unified PC as well as the Unified Comfort Panels
Get access to the Runtime with

every HTML5 web browser
There is no need to install

additional apps or plugins
Get started immediately

with the included Web-Clients

WinCC Unified Web Clients allow access to the runtime with
every modern web browser, independent of the operating system
Low maintenance efforts with Work in parallel with Data protection based on
Zero installation Web-Clients simultaneous remote access proven web standards
Get access to the runtime with Completely independent from the The confidentiality, integrity and
every HTML5 Browser. Independent operation on-site or other web-clients. authenticity of production data is
from the operating system – there is Closing a client session has no affect ensured by the consequent use of
no need for apps or plugins. on the server availability. https, SSL and user authentication.

Use WinCC Unified as integration platform for your Digital Factory
Connect and integrate 3rd party tools with IT technologies
GraphQL
Server sided web-interface to exchange data with
WinCC 3rd party applications1
Unified Runtime Openness

Server sided data interface based on .net to exchange
huge amounts of data with other systems1
Open Pipe
Server sided data interface to connect
software tools to WinCC Unified
Custom Web Controls

3rd
Integrate your own controls and get access to
the sensors of clients (e.g. GPS or Camera)
party
Field Connectivity tools
Default connectivity to a broad range of standard
protocols (e.g., S7, Modbus TCP, OPC UA)
1 For WinCC Unified PC only

Increase efficiency not only in engineering but also in operations by sharing
data with other machines with WinCC Unified Collaboration
Flexible system configurations by linking

machines without duplicating engineering
Perfect for collecting data from single

machines in a line monitoring system
Grant access to screens, alarms and

parameter sets of other devices by
considering user rights

Expand the WinCC Unified functionality to fulfil your industry specific
demands with our ready to use Plant Intelligence Options
Plant Intelligence Options

Calendar
Manage working times, now offering improved usability and
easier creation of calendar-based reports
Performance Insight
Get production insights based on individual KPI calculation,
now enables modification and recalculation of KPIs
Sequence
Planning and adaptation of sequences to control and monitor
recipe-controlled processes
Line Coordination
Orchestration of recipe and batch-controlled processes based
on WinCC Unified

S U M M A RY
One visualization system

What makes the for all use cases
From single operator panels directly on the
WinCC Unified machine up to the large systems on PC-Systems
System so Latest technology

for future proof applications
special WinCC Unified uses latest web technology
like HTML5, JavaScript and SVG to provide
functionality across all platforms
Consistent usability
for engineers and operators
WinCC Unified uses the same controls
across all platforms to ensure the best
possible user experience

Full flexibility in the choice of the runtime environment because
WinCC Unified is available on all relevant platforms in industrial automation
TIA Portal Web Engineering
Soon
S7-1500 Unified WinCC Unified PC Apps for

WinCC Unified View of Comfort Panels Scalable from single-user Industrial Edge
Things for simple use cases The new generation of high- system up to complex and Make use of WinCC Unified
hosted on the PLC end operator panels with distributed applications in a flexible Industrial Edge
Multitouch, Industrial Edge environment

SIMATIC WinCC Unified (TIA Portal) V18
One engineering to cover all use cases
Platforms
PC,
Unified Comfort Panels,
Unified Comfort Panels PRO1,
Unified Comfort Panels Hygienic1
Common engineering
Software
SIMATIC WinCC Unified
(TIA Portal) V18
1 will be released separately after V18

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Scalable from Panel to SCADA solution
Seamless functionality and usability
WinCC Unified
Functionality
Plant Intelligence Options
WinCC Unified SCADA Options
WinCC Unified Basic Options
WinCC Unified Core functionality

Platform
Unified Comfort Panel PC
Application size
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Version compatibility “n-2”
WinCC Engineering / WinCC Unified Engineering
Version
V16/V17 V17/18
Project Upgrade (V16/V17)

Version V16/V17 V18
V18
HMI Device Change (V16/V17)
Configured Version V16/V17 V16/V17 V18
version V18
WinCC Unified Runtime
Target Device V16/V17 V18

Installed Version
Please note: No version compatibility for Plant Intelligence Options.
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Agenda
3 Unified Comfort Panels

SIMATIC HMI Unified Comfort Panels
Innovations leads to advantage
Making Unified Comfort Panel a compelling argument
▪ Significant increase of performance and system limits

▪ Smoother operation with multitouch (2 Hand1) and gesture detection
▪ More applications preinstalled on the device
▪ Extensibility by apps using Industrial Edge
▪ Design and usability:
▪ Custom Web Controls
▪ Static and dynamic SVG graphics
▪ Increased functionality in controls
▪ Screen window technology
▪ Dynamization of objects
▪ Advanced scripting with Java Script
▪ Extensibility by WinCC Unified options
1 as of V17
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Portfolio
Comfort Panels Unified Comfort Panels

12 devices (Key and touch) 6 devices (Multitouch)

Multitouch from 7" to 22"
MTP 700 MTP 1000 MTP 1200 MTP 1500 MTP 1900 MTP 2200
800 x 480 1,280 x 800 1,280 x 800 1,366 x 768 1,920 x 1,080 1,920 x 1,080
7.0" 10.1" 12.1" 15.6" 18.5" 21.5"
MTP = Multi-Touch Panel

SIMATIC HMI Unified Comfort Panel
Increased system performance
Comfort Panel Unified Comfort Panel

7 – 12"/15 – 22" 7 – 12"/15 – 22"
PLC-Connections 8 16
Tags 2,048 / 4,096 8,000 Increased quantity structure

Alarms 4,000 / 6,000 9,000 from 7" to 22"
Logs 50 50
Logging Tags 2,048 5,000 Doubled quantity structure

Scripts 100 / 200 600 compared to Comfort Panel
Trends 300 / 400 600
Trends per Trend Control 8 20

Differentiation only for
Text-/Graphic list 500 750
tags and objects per screen
Screens 500 / 750 1,200
- Objects per screen 400 / 600 800 / 1,200
- Tags per screen 400 600 / 800

Optimized usability with Multitouch gestures
Intuitive operation for industrial applications

▪ Usability is similar to smartphones
▪ Modern design with new robust hardened glass front
▪ Glove operation
▪ Anti-reflective and brilliant glass for better readability
▪ Detection of fault operations e.g., heel of hand
▪ High electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
Gestures and Multitouch

▪ Gesture detection control to define actions
e.g., swipe gesture for screen change
▪ Zooming and panning for more details
in trend control, web control and document viewers
▪ Scroll in lists e.g., alarm control, text lists, documents
▪ 2-Hand Operation1
1 as of V17

Connectivity
2 Port PROFINET Switch

1 IP address 100 Mbit
1 Port Ethernet
1 IP address 100 Mbit/1 Gbit
Serial
(422, 485) to support 3rd party PLCs1
4x USB 3.0
Support of USB Hardware e.g., printer,
2x SD-Card
Data card for files, logs and customer data
System card for automatic backup
Reset Button
Set device to reset mode
1 Available after device release via CSP

Interfaces
Integrated Switch Gigabit Interface

2 Ports 1 Ports
▪ S7/S7+ Communication ▪ Project download and Firmware
▪ MRP / HSYNC Update via Ethernet
▪ PN Basic Services ▪ Sm@rtServer (VNC) Access
(assign name, IP,..) ▪ Web Browser
▪ Project Download via PN ▪ Network Access
▪ Edge Management and Apps
▪ Integrated 3rd Party PLC
PROFINET ETHERNET
(e.g. Mitsubishi, Allen-Bradley)
plus more via CSP
▪ Modbus RTU CSP V17 UPD5
SIOS (109779920)
Full connectivity for both ethernet interfaces

Completely new designed control panel
▪ New look for the Control Panel - optimized for touch devices
▪ User has only access to control panel UI – not operating system UI

Options
Optional1 functionality:
▪ Web-Client1: Asynchronous remote control

▪ Collaboration: Share information
between Unified station
▪ Audit: Track user actions
when changing process values
▪ Reports: Automated reports
Unified Comfort Panel Options (Mall)
Detailed information regarding options

is available at: WinCC Unified (Highspot)

Remote control
Synchronous Access Asynchronous Access1

via app (VNC) via browser (web-client)
Remote
control
1 as of V17

Increased flexibility by openness
TIA Portal Openness Application Openness

▪ Enables automated ▪ Preinstalled applications
engineering for Panel and ▪ Siemens Industrial Edge
PC-Systems to expand the standard
functionality
Runtime Openness Hardware Openness

▪ Local access ▪ More flexibility
to HMI Runtime Tags with ready to use
via OpenPipe USB hardware
▪ Custom Web Controls e.g. printer
for more flexibility Supported Printer
(Operating Instructions)

System architecture
Control Panel Project
Applications e.g.,
EDGE mgmt.
EDGE App
EDGE App
EDGE App
VLC, Chrome
EDGE RT Device Model HMI RT
Operation System
Hardware

Agenda
4 View of Things
4.1 VoT - Overview
4.2 VoT - Engineering
4.3 VoT - Runtime Access

Agenda
4 View of Things
4.1 VoT - Overview
4.2 VoT - Engineering
4.3 VoT - Runtime Access

SIMATIC WinCC Unified View of Things – V18
Customer value
View of Things (VoT)

using WinCC Unified technology for automated generating
web screen running directly on PLC Web Server
… simple configuration instead of web programming

… consistency through same screen elements
which are supported for PLC
… using one engineering environment - TIA Portal
… directly integrated in the PLC node
(no WinCC Unified installation needed)

WinCC Unified View of Things
Supported Screen Elements and Functionality
Consistency
Unified Comfort Panel
and WinCC Unified PC
• No runtime on device – VoT as full “web
application”
• Subset of functionality and screen elements

compared to a WinCC Unified Panel / PC
Unified
• Supported elements are identical to Panel and
View of
PC system
Things
• Using same WinCC Unified screen editor

SIMATIC WinCC Unified System – V18
WinCC Unified View of Things (VoT)
9
90°
0
°
90° 90°
90° 90°

TIA Portal screen objects
for all systems
Creating web screens easily for PLC (S7-1500 & ET200SP) with SIMATIC WinCC Unified View of Things.

UC: Creating visualization easily for maintenance & service
Situation:
Max (Engineer) delivers a machine to his end customer.
90° 25 For maintenance and service he wants to have an own web
screen connected to the integrated Webserver on the PLC.
Up to now he created such web screen for other machine via

programming or using another tool.
Service technician
How can I create the web view

for maintenance and service on
the PLC easily? Solution:
View of Things (VoT)
using WinCC Unified technology for generating
web screen running on the PLC web server
Engineer

WinCC Unified View of Things – V18
Preconditions and Licensing
Preconditions Licensing
• Software: • WinCC Engineering License is required
TIA Portal V18: STEP 7 Professional
• WinCC Unified ES
(contains VoT Features)
(minimal WinCC Unified Comfort ES)
• PLCs: • Runtime License: planned for further enhancements
All SIMATIC S7-1500 standard systems
(incl. ET200SP CPU, Failsafe, T-CPU)
PLCSim Advanced V4.0 is also supported Performance
• Firmware: Min. FW 2.9
• Performance and quantity structure is
depending on PLC and client device resources

More efficient by improving the Unified Engineering
Efficient engineering Use on more devices

VoT Application can be reused, VoT application is now also available for
this means copied and pasted
• SIMATIC Software Controller

• from one device in the project to another capable device
• via SINUMERIK Toolbox V18 for SINUMERIK ONE and SINUMERIK
• as mastercopy in the library and back to the project to a capable
Motion Control
device
Offline download to memory card possible
• Transparent screens Layer handling • Proportional resize of multiple screen objects by

mouse
• Shortcut keyboard keys for fast access at • Rename layers on device level
Runtime • Grid
• Configure layer visibility
• Dynamization of Graphics for ScreenObjects • Autoscroll in screen editor
• Scripting:
• Automatic tag trigger for local scripts • Multiline support in project text editor
• handling Layers
• Configurable default screen size • Direct text input for Buttons and Labels
• GetClientInfo
• Change object color • Favourites in property grid

Functionality
Unified View of Things Unified RT (Unified Comfort Panel or Unified PC)
Basis / • Basic objects” (Line, circle, ...) • Runtime functionality (Alarming, Logging, …)
Screen • “Elements” (I/O field, button, gauge, ...) • Faceplates
Elements
• “Graphics”/“Dyn. widgets” (pictures, icons, svg, …) • “Controls” (Alarm-, TrendControl, ...)
• Using screen windows • “My controls” (e.g. Custom web control)
• Maximum number of 10 screens • Resource lists (Text & graphic lists), symbolic I/O field
• Maximum number of 100 tags • WinCC Unified options (PaCo, Audit, …)
Data • Direct tag connection • Full / Global scripting

Connection • Screen change • Full set of system functions
/ Dynamics
• System Function (limited set)
• Scripting in screens (basic functionality)
Users • User management of PLC web server • Screen item access rights
• Local or central user management for WinCC Unified

Agenda
5 Unified Tools
5.1 Unified Configuration
5.2 Runtime Manager
5.3 RTIL Trace Viewer
5.4 Certificate Manager

Agenda
5 Unified Tools
5.2 Runtime Manager

Unified tools – Unified Configuration
Adjust settings for:
• Web UI certificate
• User Administration
• Storage location of log databases
• Password-protected download
• Storage location of Reports
Unified Configuration dialog is displayed during

installation but you can also open it after installation.
Available during installation of WinCC Unified ES or PC Runtime


Use the configuration
downloaded from TIA
Portal
Use the configuration from

Runtime system settings
Configure the user management configuration that Runtime is to use


Specify the local main storage

for reports
Select whether Excel or

LibreOffice is to be used for the
PDF creation.
When Excel is selected: enter user
name and password of the Windows
user under whose name the PDF
creation is running
Configure the settings for generating reports.

Agenda
5 Unified Tools
5.2 Runtime Manager

Unified tools – Runtime Manager
Manage WinCC Unified projects
• Run, stop or switch projects

• Show project state
• Activate / Deactivate Debugging
• OPC UA Export
• Manage 3rd party certificates
• Connect logging backup segments
• User Management
• Autostart project
Several WinCC Unified projects can be downloaded to one PC station via TIA Portal.
Just one project at a time can be running.
Project details
Settings
Project list
Restore/remove
database segments

Delete project
Add project from

Update list
offline transfer
Start with
options
Start project Stop project

"Reset Runtime data„ deletes:
• Last values of internal, persistent tags

• Last alarm states
• Persistent attributes of the alarm annunciator
• Persistent attributes for the last logging cycle of the
logging tags

"Reset logging data„ deletes:
• Logging tags
• Log alarms
• Logged context values

Unified tools – Runtime Manager Settings
Secure transfer
password
autoscaling
behavior
language
Automatic
login
Runtime Manager settings > General tab.

autoscaling
deactivated
autoscaling
activated
Automatically adapt the size of HMI screens to the window size

of the browser in which a Runtime project is open.
Export OPC UA tags

in a xml file (Nodeset)
User should have

OPC rights
Valid certificate as pre

requisite
Runtime Manager settings > OPC UA Export tab.

Security Settings
Start of external
processes via RT
Runtime Manager settings > Security tab.

Read only
Select RT project
Check local user

administration
Runtime Manager settings > User management tab.

The configuration is downloaded from TIA Portal project.
The user needs to be in

the “SIMATIC HMI” group.
Handle 3rd party

certificates e.g.
OPC UA
Runtime Manager settings > Certificates tab.

Activate/Deactivate
script debugger
Runtime Manager settings > Script debugger tab.

Enable/Disable
telemetry
Runtime Manager settings > Telemetry settings tab.

Unified tools – Script debugger
To start the debbuger:
• Chrome version >= V80: call the URL

Chrome://inspect go to "Target Discovery" settings
and add the address "127.0.0.1:9222“
• Chrome version < V80: call the URL

http://localhost:port number
(e.g. http://localhost:9222)
You can find more information's in SIOS: 109779192.

Unified tools – Operation via command line
-s: Starting the Runtime - c: Option for entering

Managers in Silent Mode commands
Start the runtime project with

the following project ID
For starting/stopping projects: Projects have been loaded into Runtime.

Unified tools – Starting a project via the command line
You can find more information in WinCC Unified Help in

“Operation via command line” chapter.
Unified tools – Transfer a project via the command line
Offline transferred folder
fulldownload
Project path

Agenda
5 Unified Tools
5.2 Runtime Manager

Unified tools – RTIL Trace viewer
• Trace Viewer displays all runtime alarms which are

listed in the configurable TraceCatalog.
• Traces are displayed in tabular form and can be

filtered.
• Alarms can be exported in text or CSV files.
Location of RTIL Trace Viewer:

C:\Program Files\Siemens\Automation\WinCCUnified\bin\RTILtraceViewer
For better reading of the Trace Messages you can activate the filter:
Filter > Subsystem > ScriptFW
Integrate RTIL Trace Viewer as an external application.

Agenda
5 Unified Tools
5.2 Runtime Manager

Unified tools – Certificate Manager
Functions of the Certificate Manager:
• Create a Certificate Authority

• Central creation of certificates for WinCC Unified
devices in the network.
• Encrypted export of certificates.
• Import and installation of the configured certificates
on a WinCC Unified device.
The Certificate Manager supports you in creating and distributing certificates

for WinCC Unified components that use encrypted communication.
Supported Certificates:
− WinCC Unified Runtime (Webserver (IIS))

− WinCC Unified OPC UA Server
− WinCC Unified OPC UA Exporter
− WinCC Unified Collaboration
− AuditTrail certificate
Each communication partner is assigned a unique certificate, which

is used for authentication and encryption.
Start WinCC Unified

Certificate Manager
Use the WinCC Unified Certificate Manager to create and install certificates
Location: C:\Program Files\Siemens\Automation\WinCCUnified\bin
Check if all projects are stopped on the runtime Server before you change certificates.

Create new
certificate authority
Select a WinCC Unified PC device in your network that is to serve as

the certification authority.
Choose a specific
name for certificate
authority
Lifetime in months for

the Certificate Authority
Enter and repeat
password for CA
Add all attributes for your certificate authority e.g. Name, Organziation, Locality, etc.

Add device to Enter the device name

certificate authority and/or IP address
Add all the devices for which certificates will be generated.

Enter the properties

of the certificate
Add certificate
Up to 10 years
Right-click on a device and select "Add <Certificate type> ..."

Installation of certificates:
• To distribute the configured certificates to the

corresponding devices, the certificates must be
exported to a secure storage file.
• This file must be transferred manually to the

respective device and imported there.
• The procedures differ for PC devices and panel

devices.
To install certificates for the local device, select either the local device with the right mouse
button or a single certificate of the device and select "Install…" in the menu.
Assign a password
Select the storage

location
Export the entire certificate configuration to an encrypted file.

Double click on
“Open configuration”
Open the exported file

and enter the password.
Open the WinCC Certificate Manager on the device to be installed.

Installation of certificates:
1. Go to Security > Certificates

2. Import certificate
3. Select your certificate from USB stick
4. Enter the password used for the encryption
5. Iteration count can be found in export-dialogue of
WinCC Unified certificate manager
Plug the USB stick in your Unified Comfort Panel and install the certificate on your device.

Unified Tools
LIVE DEMO
• Unified Configuration
• RT Manager
• RTIL Trace Viewer
• Certificate Manager

Agenda
6 Device Handling
6.1 Device Handling - First steps
6.2 Device Handling - Change Device
6.3 Device Handling - Offline Transfer
6.4 Device Handling - Screen Navigation

Agenda
6 Device Handling

Device handling – Add device

Device handling – PC Station
The PC station needs a separate communication module.

Device handling – PC Station
RT Application can be added to an E-series IPC.

Screen engineering – Improvements in Engineering
Screens use by default the

Panel IPC device size

Device handling – Downloading project data
Specify the IP address of

the target device, 127.0.0.1
Online status is the local IP-address
information
The first time a download is performed, the “extended download to device” window is opened to set the
connection parameters. This data is stored for subsequent downloads.

Device handling – Downloading project data
In this box you can select a

delta or a full download if
applicable.
Select if you would like to

start RT when download is
finished or not.
Select to keep or overwrite

RT values.

Project creation
LIVE DEMO
• Add devices.
• Compile & Download.

Hands On: Project Creation & Runtime Start
H A N D S O N in 7 min
• Add a Unified Panel to your TIA Project.

• Create a Start screen.
• Add some elements.
• Compile and simulate your project.
• Open a browser and connect to the Unified
Runtime.

Agenda
6 Device Handling

Device handling – Change device
• You can use existing configurations for new devices

and optimize these configurations with little manual
effort.
• All data configured by you is retained in the

configuration data. This means you do not need to
copy individual objects of one device and paste
them to another.
WinCC Unified supports change device function between

PC-station and HMI Unified Comfort Panels.

Device handling – Change device
After an HMI device has been replaced, you

should check:
• Appearance of configured screens
• Storage system settings
• Rename the device if necessary
In case of unsupported functions after a device change,

the compiler will report an error message.

Device handling – Screen Resolution
Screen resolution will be

applicable only for newly
created screens.
Change default screen
resolution in runtime settings
Configure screen resolution from runtime settings

Device handling – Resize screen
Trigger resize screen for:
• All screens
• A group of screens
• One screen
Fonts are adjusted as per ratio calculation.

Resize to display will refer
size from RT settings After replacing the HMI device with substantially
larger or smaller variants, you should check the
appearance of the configured screens. Changed
display sizes can result, for example, in the fonts
being too small or too large.
The screen size, the objects and fonts used are scaled in one step in all selected screens.

The screen is adjusted

to the full size of the
screen
Screens with customized size should be adapted manually.

Objects out of range are not adjusted.

Device handling – Screen Size improvement
Now it is possible to use screens with a resolution of 20000x20000

Project creation
LIVE DEMO
• What issues can happen by the device change
• Resize screen

Hands On: Change device
• Change the device from a Unified Comfort panel to

a Unified PC station
• Resize the screens
• Do a compile of the device

Agenda
6 Device Handling

Device handling – Load project to external storage medium
Offline transfer
• You can use offline transfer if you cannot establish

a direct connection from the configuration PC to the
HMI device.
• The compiled runtime project is loaded onto an

external storage medium.
• You load either the complete runtime project or only

changes of a runtime project.
Only one runtime project at a time with the same project identification
can be saved in the target directory.

Device handling – Load project to external storage medium
Procedure:
Jump to the "Devices" tab in the project tree.

1. Double-click "Add user-defined card reader" in the
"Card reader/USB storage" folder.
2. Select a target directory to save the project.
3. Drag and drop the folder of the HMI device to the
added folder.
4. In the selection menu, specify how your project is
to be loaded, Click "Load" to confirm.

Device handling – Load project from external storage medium
Offline transfer:
• SIMATIC Runtime Manager extracts the repository

to a temporary folder on the target system.
• The transfer to runtime takes place from this folder

which is then deleted again.

PC Procedure:
Start the "SIMATIC Runtime Manager" tool.

1. Click "Add project from offline transfer".
2. The "Add project" dialog opens. Click "..." under
"Select project archive".
3. Select the compressed ZIP folder of the runtime
project on the storage medium.
4. Click "Open".

PC Procedure:
Under "Project information" you can see details of the

selected project.
5. To start the project directly, select the option "Start
runtime with project" under "Options".
6. Confirm with "Add project".
7. The project is running.

UCP Procedure:
1. Go to control panel.
2. Select Runtime Properties > Load project from
storage.
3. Select the storage media and the project.
4. Confirm with "Add project".
UCP must have matching image

UCP Procedure:
Check project details before executing project load

5. Click on load.
6. The project has been loaded.
UCP must have V17 image.

Hands On: Offline transfer
• Add a folder to your TIA Project in section Card

Reader/USB memory
• Drag & drop your project into it
• Use the runtime Manager to load your offline project

Agenda
6 Device Handling

Device handling – Screen navigation
• To create the screen layout screen windows are

used in WinCC Unified.
• This applies also to the Unified Comfort Panels
• Depending on the application, it may happen that
several screen windows are nested.
• The ChangeScreen system function can be used to
change the properties of the screen window
dynamically.
• Parameter: Screen name [Object]
• Parameter: Screen window path [Object, String].
More info for screen handling:
SIOS 109758536
To create the screen layout screen windows are used in WinCC Unified.

Device handling – Screen navigation
First Navigation Sub- Navigation
Third Navigation Fourth Navigation
HMI Template suite Wizard offers you templates for screen navigation.

Screen Navigation – ChangeScreen System Function
• Use as Screen window path parameter Base

screen Selection to change the screen
• Use as Screen window path parameter Screen

window item to change the screen in the same
hierarchy
• Use as Screen window path parameter String to

specify absolute/relative item path if item is not in
the same hierarchy

Screen Navigation – Absolute / relative addressing
r Prefix Description
e
References the higher-level screen window (parent) in the
l ".."
a
context of the current screen window.
• Relative and absolute items paths are distinguished
References the own screen window (self).
t "." by the prefix of the item path.
i A screen item of the current screen window is referenced
v
"" without prefix.
e • The relative item path is specified starting from the

screen where the script is called.
a
• The absolute item path is specified starting from
b Prefix Description
s the "RootScreenWindow".
o References a screen window on the highest level, whose
"/" name must follow.
l
u References the screen window on the highest level in the
"~" own screen hierarchy.
t
e

Screen Navigation – Example 1. Adjacent screen windows
Navigation screen to
Main_screen change content of the
Screen_window_1 Screen_window_4
Screen_window_3
Screen_1 navigation
>
Header window
Button Screen_3
Screen_window_3 Button Screen_4
Button Screen_5
Screen_3, … , Screen_n
Content Button Screen_6
Screen_window_2
Screen_2
Footer
The navigation window is a good example to use ChangeScreen system function.

Screen Navigation – Example 1. Adjacent screen windows
• The event to open a navigation window is located

Main screen Header on Header level ( screen_window_1).
Content
• The screen windows header, content, footer and
navigation are adjacent screen windows, that’s why
the relative item path looks this way:
Footer
( „../Screen_window_2“)
Navigation
[Please note the colors!!!]

Screen Navigation – Example 1. Close-by screen windows
Open the navigation window :

Main_screen
Screen_window_1
Screen_1 navigation
Header window Screen_window_4
Close the navigation window :
>
Screen_window_3
Button Screen_3
Content Button Screen_4
Button Screen_5
Button Screen_6
Show the Screen_3 in the Content window:
Screen_window_2
Screen_2
Footer

Screen Navigation – Example 2. Higher-level screen windows
Main_screen
Screen_window_1 Screen_window_4
Screen_1 navigation
>
Header window
Screen_window_3 Button Screen_4
Button Screen_5
Content Screen_window_5 Button Screen_6
Screen_window_2
Screen_2
Footer
The content of a screen window needs to be displayed via button on the higher-level screen window.

Screen Navigation – Example 2. Higher-level screen windows
• In this case the content need to be shown on the

Main screen Header
lower-level screen window, that’s why the relative
item path looks this way:
Screen_4…
Content
Screen_n
(“../Screen_window_2/Screen_window_5“)
Footer or
(“../Screen_window_2/Screen_window_5“)
Navigation
[Please note the colors!!!]

Screen navigation
LIVE DEMO
• Create a Navigation.
• Working with screen windows.
− Screen_Layout 1920*1080
− Header 1920*120
− Content 1920*890
− Footer 1920*70

Hands On: Screen Windows & Screens
Screen_Layout
Screen_window_Header • Create the following screens:
Screen_Header
− Screen_Layout 1920*1080
− Header 1920*120
Screen_window_Content
− Content 1920*890
Screen_content1 or Screen content2
− Footer 1920*70
• On the main screen add 3 screen windows:
Screen_window_Footer as shown on the left picture and define the screen
Screen_Footer for each screen window.
• Define clear names for the screen windows.

Hands On: Add navigation buttons
Screen_Header
Button_1 Button_2
• Open the screen “Header”.
Display Display
Content 1 Content 2
• Add two buttons as shown on the left picture.
• Use the buttons for the content change of the
screen window “Content”.
• Use the system function “ChangeScreen”.
• Save, compile and start simulation.
• Check if your configuration works in runtime.

Hands On: Screen Navigation via navigation window
• Add a new screen window for Navigation on the
Show the Main screen
navigation
window • On the screen “Header” place a new button to make
the navigation screen visible
• Use the system function “SetPropertyValue“ to
change the “Visible” property of the screen window
• Add a new screen “Navigation” 300*890
• Connect the screen “Navigation” to the screen
window “Navigation”

Hands On: Screen Navigation via navigation window
Hide the • Place in the buttons for screen navigation
navigation
window • Use the button 1 to hide the navigation screen via
system function “SetPropertyValue”.
• Use the Additional Buttons for the “content change”
• Save, compile and start simulation
• Check the main screen

Agenda
7.1 Screen Engineering - Usability
7.2 Screen Engineering - Object properties
7.3 Screen Engineering - Basic screen objects
7.4 Screen Engineering - Output formats
7.5 Screen Engineering - Media and Browser control

Agenda

Screen engineering
The screen editor of WinCC Unified offers the same handling functions for VoT, Unified Comfort Panel and
Unified PC. The difference is only in terms of supported screen objects.
Screen engineering – Switch toolbox display
Right “click” to show label
Switch look

Screen engineering – Object preview
Controls are displayed

with a dimension preview.
Objects and elements

are displayed with a
complete preview.

Screen engineering – Polyline & Polygon
Free “drawing” of Polyline & Polygon.

Screen engineering – Polyline handling
Add Point by right clicking

on the line
Press CTRL and double
click to remove existing
point
Press crtl and double click

on line to add a new point
Remove Point by right

clicking on a existing point

Screen engineering – Tooltip
Tooltip displays object

type and object name
Tooltip when hovering over screen objects.

Screen engineering – Multi selection: Change size proportionally
Change size proportionally for all selected

screen items with the mouse
Proportional size adaptation is available in

any screen editor (Faceplates,
Unified Comfort Panel, View of Things)

Screen engineering – Drag & Drop
Drag & Drop Screenevents
• to existing Buttons
Drag & Drop tags to object
• To Gauge, Slider, Bar, Radio button, …
Drag & Drop of

tags to items with Multi Drag & Drop of tags
process property
• Create multiple IO fields and trends
Drag & Drop graphics to objects
• To Buttons & Graphic view

Drag & Drop of Screen creates a new button with Drag & Drop of Screen to an existing button adds
Screen Change event the Screen Change event

Drag & Drop of

tags to items with
process property
Process values and text/ graphic list can be dragged to suitable objects e.g. Gauge, Radio button, ...

Select multiple tags
Tag: creates IO fields connected to the tag.

Drag & Drop tags to a trend control link the tags with the data source property.
Logging tags are not supported.
Drag & Drop actions
• Text list: creates a text field with resource list

• Graphic list: creates a graphic view with resource
list
• Graphic: creates graphic view
Tip: Graphics can be also dragged from windows

explorer

Screen engineering – Keyboard shortcuts
Select object + Ctrl +

Keyboard shortcuts
Shift + A
• Ctrl + A: select all objects
• Ctrl + Shift + A: select all objects from same type
Ctrl + drag • Ctrl + drag + release: creates a copy of the object
• Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V: creates a copy of the object

repeated execution of Ctrl + V pastes the object
depending on offset position of last pasted element

Screen engineering – Resize objects
Change size proportionally for all selected

screen items with the mouse
Proportional size adaptation is available in

any screen editor (Faceplates,
Unified Comfort Panel, View of Things)

Screen engineering – Move objects
move objects with

Shift + Arrow key
Set variable distance

Screen engineering – Snap lines
Snap lines by Snap lines by
dragging close to adding new objects
other objects
Snap lines by
Snap lines and
resizing objects
preview by copying via
CTRL + drag & drop
Snap lines in screen editor help adjusting objects to each other

Screen engineering – Tooltip in case of hovering over screen objects
Content type and object name
Preview with size and position

including snap to line

Screen engineering – Toolbar enhancements
Transfer Format
Copy appearance properties in between the

same or different basic objects, elements and
controls. For objects and properties supported,
check TIA Portal help under the chapter
“Configuring screens – Basics - Transfer format.
Object handling
• set selected objects to the same height and/or
width
• Distribute objects vertically/horizontally
Layer handling
Move objects one layer up or down

Screen engineering – Usability
Smooth scrolling in the list from the Symbolic

Touch area in ES IO Field via touch gesture
Visible touch area in the engineering system.

The Touch Area is still transparent in Runtime.
Scrolling by
touch
Keep aspect ratio of objects when resizing if

the shift key is pressed
Inverse colors by multiselection

Screen engineering – Usability – Adaptive size of grab handles
< V18 V18
Size of grab handles depends on

the used zoom factor,
for improved handling of large
screens with small zoom factor
Grab handles are shown smaller below zoom factor 100%

Screen engineering – Grid
Configure grid and snap mode

by using the Layout Taskcard
or the TIA Portal Settings
A grid is available for screen and faceplate editor.

Screen engineering – Change resolution
Screen resolution will be

applicable only for newly
created screens.
Change default screen
resolution in runtime settings

Screen engineering – Resize to display
Resize to display will refer

size from RT settings

Agenda

Screen engineering – Properties
It is possible to view and to edit the properties of an object

using the property list in the Inspector window.
Misleading order of properties
Primary property Secondary property

Background - color
V17 V18 V17 V18
Properties re-sorted to summarize properties which belong together

Search for properties The property list can be sorted as follows:

by characters
Total number of dynamized
properties is displayed • Display of properties in alphabetical order
• Display of the properties grouped in categories
• Search Filter:
Filter for − Search for all properties by characters
Highlight dynamized dynamization type
properties − Overview of used dynamizations
− Filter of different dynamizations
Tip: most important properties of an object can always be found

in the “General” category (list needs to be sorted by category)
Screen engineering – Screen Size improvement
Now it is possible to use screens wit a resolution of 20000x20000

Screen engineering – Search property filter improvement
Search String Filter remains

on the new selected screen
item
History of the last 5 used
filters
Property search string remains during switching to another screen item

Screen engineering – Favorites for properties
Configure your own favorite properties
On the left, configurable property list for the user with important used properties.
On the right, Overview of the configured favorite properties

V17 V18
Set properties in case of a

multiselection, even if not all
screen items have this
properties

Screen engineering – Change object references
What was replaced
Change object references

Screen engineering – Drag & Drop of objects into the function list
Tag in details view
Screens, tags and resource lists can

Screens in details be added to system functions via drag &
view drop from details view
Secondary property

Screen engineering – Style properties
Disable blue focus

frame Select a color *only for
control with active header

Screen engineering – Change object color
Change object color dialogue
Change objects
color of the screen
Change color of object
Change quickly the color of multiple screen objects by ‘Change object color’ dialogue

Screen engineering – Dynamization
Dynamization types:
Dynamization types depend
on the selected object
• Tag – Defines the property value depending on the
tag value
• Script – Defines the property value depending on
the return value
• Resource list – Defines the property value
depending on an entry from a text/graphic list
• Flashing – Defines that the property flashes in
configurable colors
Dynamics are used to change the properties of screen objects and screens
in runtime depending on another value.

Script trigger
Column for static Column for
values dynamization
Dynamic parameter
can be chosen
Almost all object properties can be dynamized.

Tags, Scripts and in some cases resource list, can be used for dynamization.
Script trigger
You can select cyclic or tag trigger.

Select the Select tag that will be

dynamization type linked to the dynamization
Select dynamization
settings
The object property is dynamized with a tag. The tag value

specifies the property value in runtime.

Static value is
used if more
bits are true
Use “Multiple bits” to assign a property value to each bit of a tag for dynamization.

Copy & Paste conditions of animation dialog for further screen objects.

Drag it down or up by using the

mouse, so that the content will
be copied.

Compiler message
show warning
Show warning when ranges are overlapping

Screen engineering – Simple dynamics – Bit mask (multiple bits)
Use bit mask to assign a property value to

each bit of a tag for dynamization
Static value is used if more

bits are true

Contains the value and can

be used in the script
Change method can be

dynamized via script only
Most of the object properties include change methods

that will be executed by change of the property value.
Add the same dynamization
to all selected objects
Works for all dynamizations

Screen Engineering
LIVE DEMO
• Overview over the different editors

• Drag&drop functions
• Keyboard shortcuts
• Change object color
• Where to find the different dynamizations

Hands On: Properties
• Add a circle or a rectangle in a screen
• Open the property list
• Change between the two views of the properties
• Sorting by properties & alphabetic sorting
• Try other objects to see how the properties changes
depending on the object
• Check the screen information and cross reference
• Try to change properties with a multi selection of
objects.

Screen engineering – Find and replace text
Find and replace all texts of the current Editor

e.g. Screen or tags editor. Not project wide
search
Use wildcards.
* → for any number of characters
? → to leave out a single character

Screen engineering – Events
• The available events depend on the object which is

selected
• System functions or scripts can be triggered at

events
• Multiple system functions can be configured in a

function list
• Conversion of a function list to a script is possible

Screen engineering – Texts
• The „Texts“ tab displays all language references in

a screen or depending on the selected object!
• All texts in all configured languages will be

displayed
Direct editing is • Direct editing, copy&paste actions are possible

possible
Tip: use the „Texts“ tab to edit texts of objects instead of using the property list
can save time as you do not need to search for the property
Screen engineering – Texts
Change the font of multiple “text” objects.

Screen engineering – Direct text input
Open IME dialogue when entering

(the language and keyboard must be
selected in windows)
Enter unicode / windows

Enter key combinations
special characters
`a – `e – AltGr Q – AltGr E
Alt 0198 – Alt 0216 – Alt 0156
Direct text input for buttons and text box.

Screen engineering – Multiline support
Insert line break direct in text

with “SHIFT + ENTER”
Enter a multiline direct on

Enter line break with the text property
“CTRL + ENTER”
into text box detail view
Works on all objects with text property.

Screen engineering – Custom fonts
Create new object with font

property and edit the font All windows installed
locally fonts are available for
selection
Fonts configured in the engineering (TTF) are converted into web fonts and
both TrueType fonts and web fonts are downloaded to the runtime machine.
Screen engineering – Custom fonts
• Only fonts that based on TrueType-Fonts

(TTF) data can be used in TIA Portal.
• PostScript fonts and open type fonts that

contain PostScript data are not supported.
• It is important to install the font for all Users

Install for all users
• After the installation of a font a restart of TIA

Portal is necessary

Screen engineering – Delta download for data type and name changes of
simple HMI tags
Now it is possible to use delta compile and download for data type and name changes of simple HMI tags

Agenda


Screen Objects
LIVE DEMO
• Working with different screen elements

• Slider
• Gauge
• Check Box

Hands On: Control tags
• Add a new tags to display the storage level of the
ingredients.
• Connect the tags to a slider, bar and a gauge
control
• Download the Runtime
• Control the tag with the slider

Hands On: Radiobox/Checkbox
Decimal value Binary value {B} Add elements to select the items to be stored.
1 1 1 • Place a Checkbox to select the type of bread
2 2 10
• Place a Radiobox to select the ingredients
3 4 100
• Connect a tag e.g. an Int.
4 8 1000
• Configure graphics to the Checkbox
Decimal value Binary value {B} • Download the Runtime

1+2 3 11 • Control the tag in runtime
4+5 24 11000
1-6 63 1111

Hands On: Rotation
• Add a bread graphic.
• Create a tag for the rotation and connect it to a
slider control
• Use the tag to configure the rotation of the bread
• Download the runtime
• Rotate the objects
Additional: Try also some other objects

Screen engineering – Text & Graphic lists
Select text / Graphic

lists
Text and graphic lists

Select the tag whose value

determines the text entry of
the text list
Select „resource list“

as dynamization
Select the list you

want to display in RT

Show default text- and graphics- for
objects apart from Symbolic IO
Content type: Graphic and text
Content type: Graphic
Content type: Text Content type: Text

Dynamized with resource list
User will see already in ES what he engineered for RT

Jump direct to the linked

resource list
Works for graphic- and textlists

Text & Graphic lists
LIVE DEMO
• Working with the lists

• Usage of text lists
• Usage of graphic lists

Hands On: Text lists
• Create a new text list
• Place a textbox on a screen and configure the text
list, use the internal tag “Bakery_Process”
• Place an IO-field on a screen an connect the tag
• Control the tag value and check the text list entries
With which other objects can you use a text list?

Hands On: Graphic lists
• Create a new graphic list
• Add a graphic view to a screen and connect the
graphic list, use the internal tag “Bakery_Process”
• Control the tag value and check the graphic list
entries
With which other objects can you use a text list?

Screen engineering – Touch gestures

Gesture detection object to define
actions e.g. for screen change
Zooming and panning for more details,

e.g. trend control, web control and
document viewers
Scroll in lists e.g. Alarm Control
Two-hand operation Hold release

button with one finger and operate
an object with the second finger

Screen engineering – Two hand operation
Fast and easy Engineering
• Set Release button „Explicit unlock“

for HMI screen and select screen items
which are relevant for secure operation
Protection against unintended operations
• Secure operation as the operator has to press

the “Release” Button for critical tasks e.g.
via IO-Field, Slider,..

Select property
Configure basic objects and elements which require explicit unlock.

Select button
Require and enable

unlock is only possible
in local screen context!
Define at screen properties which button will enable the explicit unlock.

Two hand operation
LIVE DEMO
• Two hand operation functionality

Hands On: Two hand operation
• Add a button to your screen
• Go to screen properties -> security
• Under “Enable explicit unlock” select the button
created on step 1
• Add a slider to the screen
• Under security enable the check box “Require
explicit unlock”
• Test your configuration in RT

Touch area
LIVE DEMO
• Working with the touch area

• Use cases for touch area

Hands On: Touch area
ADDITIONAL H A N D S O N in 10 min
• Add a Touch Area in your Screen
• Try to increase a tag by swiping
− You can set bread production using the simulation
tag: “Simulation_Tags_instBread_UDT.BreadSet”

Agenda

Screen engineering – Output format
• You can combine the Output formats with free text

for units:
− {F2} m/s → 10.00 m/s
− “My Tank has {I} liter left” → My Tank has 50 liter
left
• You can also combine the Output formats:
− For time/date “{D} {T}”
Select the output
format you need

Screen engineering – Formatted text with tags or text lists in screen items
Insert tag field into text list entry
Insert
parameter field Insert text list as field info into text list entry
Add dynamic information in the text of screen items

Users can configure text list field info

Output format
LIVE DEMO
• Working with the Output Format

• Combine the Output format with free text to add
some units e.g. 152 kg
• Display a Date/Time value with different formats e.
g. Month, Year, Time

Hands On: Output format
• Try the output format at different places in the
project
− I/O field, Bar, Gauge….
• Combine different output formats
− {D, long} {T}
− My tanks has {I} liters
Change the output format for the IO Field “set
bread production” to include the unit “pieces”

Agenda

Screen engineering – Media player
• The Media Player is used to show videos.
• The supported video formats depend on the used

browser. Basically, all video formats that the
browser can play are supported.
• The videos can be stored locally on the server and

are then released for runtime via the Internet
Information Service (IIS).

Screen engineering – Media player
URL of video data
Window settings: Movable, Scaling of displayed

resizable, lockable,… video
Most important properties of the Media player control.

Screen engineering – Web control
• Makes it possible to open external html websites

from the Runtime.
• Can be used to open other files, e.g. *.pdf files
• It only displays content that is supported by the web
browser in which runtime is open
• The URL can be specified during engineering or RT
• Only https is supported when displaying websites

Screen engineering – Web control
URL of website or file to be shown

Only HTTPS is supported
Window settings: Movable,

resizable, lockable,…
Most important properties of the Web control.

Screen engineering – How to get data into the Runtime with project folder
• Add your files to the project folder “public”

“C:\ProgramFiles\Siemens\Automation\WinCCUni
fied\WebRH\public”
• Connect the Web control to

https://ComputerName/WebRH/Yourfile

Screen engineering – How to get Data into the Runtime with a virtual directory
Add an Alias for reaching

it via the Browser
Which data do you

want to share
https://ComputerName/Mydata/Yourfile

Media player and Web control
LIVE DEMO
• Use the Browser to display a website

• Display .pdf and media files in Runtime

Hands On: Web control
• Place the data you want to share in Runtime
− By the project folder
− use the virtual directory from the IIS
• Add a Browser control to your project
• Connect the path to the control
• Load the Runtime and check it
Additional: Change the path dynamically to
switch between different files

Open Source Software License Information
The products shown in this presentation include:

• Software developed by the University of California, Berkeley and its contributors.
• Software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit. (http://www.openssl.org/).
• Cryptographic software written by Eric Young (eay@cryptsoft.com).
• Portions were derived from the RSA Data Security, Inc. MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm.

Disclaimer
© Siemens 2022
Subject to changes and errors. The information given in this document

only contains general descriptions and/or performance features which
may not always specifically reflect those described, or which may
undergo modification in the course of further development of the
products. The requested performance features are binding only when
they are expressly agreed upon in the concluded contract.
All product designations may be trademarks or other rights of

Siemens AG, its affiliated companies or other companies whose use by
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