A Navigation Item is used to allow operators to navigate between
Maps. Selecting a different Map in the
Navigation Item will load that Map in a
Map Container.
The Navigation Item allows multiple
Maps to be accessible without needing to display a
separate Map Container for each.
Note: If there are multiple active alarm on another
Map, a bubble
containing the number of unacknowledged alarms will be displayed. The appearance of this bubble can be
customized. While the alarm is active,
the navigation button flashes the color of the highest priority alarm which is active on that map.
To setup a Navigation Item using the Advanced Mode, complete the below
steps.
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Go to Project Explorer and expand Display
Layouts. Click the layout you want to edit to open it.
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In the Toolbox, drag and drop the Navigation Item to the
work area. Designer will show four buttons. Runtime will automatically create as
many navigation buttons as there are Maps. Each button will be labelled with the
title of the Map it corresponds with.
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In Properties, under Navigation,
click the ellipsis (...) beside Button Schemes
Configuration.
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Click Switch to Advanced Mode.
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Select the Workstations to apply this navigation layout to.
Click Next.
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In the Button Schemes pane, either select a scheme to edit, or
Add a new one.
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In the Origin Maps pane, select the Maps
which you want to have the Destination Maps available from.
When viewing one of the Origin Maps, Runtime will display
buttons for the Destination Maps.
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In the Destination Maps pane, select the
Maps which you want to be accessible from the
Origin Maps.
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Click Next. Set the Profile Name for the
navigation layout, and any additional Notes. Click Finish.
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If there is more than one Map Container on the Display Layout,
go to and select the Map Container to link to this Navigation Item.