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@dwoodlock Alternatively, you can also convert the range of the float number into an INT so that the image changer can be used. You can do this in the PLC or WebIQ. Here an example for the PLC. IF (rFloat>30) THEN iImgId := 3; ELSIF (rFloat>20) THEN iImgId := 2; ELSIF (rFloat>10) THEN iImgId := 1; END_IF

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@Usalas Are you still talking on the codesys config file or any other file what you need for any other reason?

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Here some basics for the image changer: you can only compare with concrete values (value=5) you can NOT compare with value ranges (value<5) all values which are not mapped as option will show the default image using floats for compare with a concrete value may fail, because of the decimal places (see Floating-point_arithmetic) When you want to display different images for ranges of number, you can solve it like this: use mulitiple widges iq-image hide the image with WebIQ functionality (see picture below)

HmiGuide · ‎10-23-2024

The feature to hide tabs (e.g. for certain user groups) is not yet available in WebIQ. However, there is a requirement to implement this feature in WebIQ in the future.

HmiGuide · ‎10-23-2024

To import arrays into WebIQ, the standard import of WebIQ should be used. The method shown in the video (linked above) has the following disadvantages: You must understand exactly what is being done in order to create the variables correctly. You have to rework the PLC variables manually each time they are imported/updated again This quickly leads to duplicate variables with different names To answer your question, you have to provide the PLC variable name.

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