Popups¶

WideQuick includes a set of built-in popups that provide detailed information and control for individual objects in the process view. Popups are accessed by clicking a DynTouch object, which opens the Tab popup as the entry point. From there the user can navigate to the other available popups using the tab menu at the top.

Which popups are available for a given object depends on which signals the object has. Some popups are always visible regardless of the object's signals, while others only appear when the object has signals matching the configured suffix aliases. For more information on how suffix aliases work, see Tag Structure — Suffix Alias.

To create a custom popup, see Create Popup.

Always visible¶

• Tab — the entry point for all popups. Displays a navigation menu, an object overview, and a summary of active alarms and maintenance tasks.
• History — displays a trend graph of logged signals for the selected object.
• Trend — displays live signal values for the selected object in a real-time graph.
• Object Info — displays a raw list of all signals connected to the object, including their current values, units, and types.
• Maintenance — displays scheduled maintenance tasks for the object and allows new tasks to be created.
• Logbook — displays logbook entries for the object and allows notes to be created, edited, and deleted.
• Documents — displays documents linked to the object and allows new documents to be linked.

Suffix-dependent¶

These popups only appear when the object has signals matching the configured suffix aliases:

• Process — displays process values and status signals for the object.
• Maneuver — provides control actions such as switching between operating modes or setting manual values.
• Time Channel — allows time-based schedules to be configured for the object.
• Control Curve — a control curve editor for configuring non-linear control relationships.
• Contrul Curve Time — a time-based control curve editor for mapping output values across a 24-hour period.