Using the Graphics Pop-up Menu
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Using the Graphics Pop-up Menu
Tracer Summit graphics help lead you through the system. From a
graphic you can easily reach the Trend Viewer, editor, schedule and
report for the selected piece of equipment, either by using a graphics pop-
up menu or by using the task bar buttons. Access the graphics pop-up
menu by right-clicking on the graphic itself and on most fields. The pop-
up menu contains the following menu items: Open Trend Viewer, Edit
area, View Schedule, and View Report (see Figure 66).
Figure 66. Graphics Pop-Up Menu
Open Trend Viewer
Selecting the Open Trend Viewer displays a graphical representation of
data collected by the trend object. It displays both live and historical data.
It will only display as an option if a Trend Viewer was previously created
for the object. If not, Create a Trend Viewer will display instead.
Edit
Selecting the Edit item displays the editor for the object in the selected
status or control field. The name of the menu item is dependent upon the
object type that is being displayed in the status or control field. In
Figure 66, the Edit item is specific to Area.
View Schedule
Selecting View Schedule displays the Scheduling application with the
schedule for the object for which the field is displaying data. The object
has to be a member of a schedule or of an area that is a member of a
schedule. If the object is not a member of a schedule, the schedule applica-
tion displays as if you are creating a new schedule. For more information
about schedules, refer to Chapter 8, “Changing Schedules.”
View Report
Selecting View Report displays the Report Viewer application with the
specific report for the field of the selected object. If there is more than one
report defined for an object, the system displays the Select Standard Live
Report window.
Note:
These menu items are available only if you have access privileges.
The Edit item changes
based on the object
type that is being
displayed
This option will only
appear if a Trend Viewer
was previously created
for the object.
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