ShowPowerExplorer

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ShowPowerExplorer

ShowPowerExplorer(Title, RootObject, [Left], [Top], [ReadOnly], [ScreenObject], [BKColor], [ShowObjHierarchy])

Displays a window with all Analog and Discrete Measurements, Commands, and Protections of the selected object. This method's parameters are listed on the next table.

Parameters of the ShowPowerExplorer method

Parameter

Description

Title

Determines a window's title. Corresponds to PowerExplorer object's Title property

RootObject

Data device's path

Left

Window's horizontal coordinate, in pixels. Please check PowerExplorer object's SetWindowPlacement method for more information about this parameter's behavior, if omitted

Top

Window's vertical coordinate, in pixels. Please check PowerExplorer object's SetWindowPlacement method for more information about this parameter's behavior, if omitted

ReadOnly

Allows changing or not Measurement values with the ActiveSource property equal to 2 - Operator (Discrete or Analog), and also sending Commands. Corresponds to PowerExplorer object's ReadOnly property. If omitted, allows changing Measurement values and sending Commands

ScreenObject

Informs the graphical object associated to this method, highlighting its terminals. Corresponds to PowerExplorer object's ScreenObject property. If omitted, does not associate PowerExplorer's window to any graphical object

BKColor

Background color of the Display containing Measurement, Command, and Protection values. Corresponds to PowerExplorer object's DisplayBkColor property. If omitted, uses Windows default background color

ShowObjHierarchy

Indicates whether a tree must be displayed with the hierarchy of child objects of the object that called the PowerExplorer object. Corresponds to PowerExplorer's ShowObjectHierarchy property. If omitted, does not display a tree with the hierarchy of child objects

 

Usage example:

Sub Button1_Click()
  Application.ShowPowerExplorer "Breaker 5201",_
    "SE1.[5201]", 100, 100, False,_
    Screen.Item("Breaker5201"), RGB(0,0,0), False
End Sub

 

NOTE

PowerExplorer's properties can be configured in the object returned by Viewer's GetPowerExplorer method.

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