Good day all ,
I want to ask about the multi screen configuration , is there a method to open a specific module using ((ChildPanelOnModule function )) on the second screen by default .
Regards
Multi Monitor
- leoknipp
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Re: Multi Monitor
If you want to open a new module you have to use the function ModuleOn(). A panel can be loaded inside of the module with the function RootPanelOnModule().
When you want to open a panel and a module at the same time you can use the function ModuleOnWithPanel().
For details please have a look at the WinCC OA Documentation.
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Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
When you want to open a panel and a module at the same time you can use the function ModuleOnWithPanel().
For details please have a look at the WinCC OA Documentation.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
- IBRAHIMALALI
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Re: Multi Monitor
Hi Leopold ,
ModuleOnWithPanel() ,doesnt have a parameter that you can select from the monitor that you want to display the module on
Regards , you always give great help
ModuleOnWithPanel() ,doesnt have a parameter that you can select from the monitor that you want to display the module on
Regards , you always give great help
- leoknipp
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Re: Multi Monitor
With the second and third parameter of the function ModuleOnWithPanel() you can define at which position the module shall be opened.
If your desktop covers 2 screens you have to look which coordinate (based on the screen resolution) is the top left corner of the second screen.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
If your desktop covers 2 screens you have to look which coordinate (based on the screen resolution) is the top left corner of the second screen.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist