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How to use the supervisor with several independent monitors?

Vinicius Paiva

Hi,

I'm currently working on a project in the OMI View application. It's a large supervisory system, with several screens and their respective calls organized in the App_NavBread as a header. I have the requirement that the operator has several screens, and currently to meet this we have opened several instances of the ViewApp Runtime to separate them between the monitors and both windows display the menus.
The problem with using this way is having to log in to several screens every time the ViewApp instance is updated and having to adjust them again between the monitors.
I know it's possible to split these screens using Screen Profile, but I don't know how to keep the menus for each window and keep the screens independent.
Therefore, I need help to find a solution to open only one Runtime ViewApp and already adjust several screens for different monitors, being that these screens remain independent and with the header in each one.

Thank you in advance for your help!

System Platform IDE 2020R2 P01

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    Using a Screen Profile to model the phyiscal display configuration is certainly the right way to go about it and from there you can assign layouts to each screen when yuo assemble a ViewApp application.

    If you want to have different context on the different screens, i.e. "Asset 1" on one screen and "Asset 2" on another, you will need to 

    • Disable auto-fill and anything that automatically follows MyViewApp.Navigation.CurrentAsset.
    • Implement your own navigation by loading content into panes by means of scripting. 
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  • +1

    Using a Screen Profile to model the phyiscal display configuration is certainly the right way to go about it and from there you can assign layouts to each screen when yuo assemble a ViewApp application.

    If you want to have different context on the different screens, i.e. "Asset 1" on one screen and "Asset 2" on another, you will need to 

    • Disable auto-fill and anything that automatically follows MyViewApp.Navigation.CurrentAsset.
    • Implement your own navigation by loading content into panes by means of scripting. 
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