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Display Conditions

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Last updated 2 months ago

Display Conditions can be used to change the runtime status of while the robot program is running.

Changing runtime status of HMI elements can be usefull to:

  • Show or Hide HMI components

  • Enable or Disable HMI components

Display Conditions can be expressed as simple boolean variables or as more complex conditional statements. You can setup Display Conditions for each HMI component inside its properties panel.

Display Conditions can be set as:

  • boolan variables

  • functions returning a boolean value

  • conditional statements equivalent to a boolean value

Runtime status of HMI components can be changed also programmatically using

You can see Display Conditions in action inside the .

HMI Commands.
Machine Tending Example
HMI Components
Display Conditions can be used to change appearance of UI components.
Display Conditions can be configured inside the HMI Properties panel of each UI components.