Preface

Table of Contents

Product Overview 1
SICAM 8 Application First Steps 2
Visualization & Operation
Engineering 3
V1.0 Runtime 4
Glossary

Manual

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Purpose of the Manual

This manual describes the SICAM 8 Application Group Visualization & Operation.
This is divided into:

• SICAM HMI

• SICAM HMI Events und Alarms

Target Audience
This manual is addressed to personnel and customers who are responsible for evaluation, conceptual design,
configuration, and technical system maintenance. It provides hints on how to get information or files via the
websitehttps://support.industry.siemens.com. If you do not have access to this website, contact your project
manager at Siemens.

Scope
This manual is valid for the SICAM 8 series.

Additional Support
For questions about the system, contact your Siemens sales partner.

Customer Support Center

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Notes on Safety
This document is not a complete index of all safety measures required for operation of the equipment (module
or device). However, it comprises important information that must be followed for personal safety, as well
as to avoid material damage. Information is highlighted and illustrated as follows according to the degree of
danger:

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! DANGER
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² Comply with all instructions, in order to avoid death or severe injuries.

! WARNING
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² Comply with all instructions, in order to avoid death or severe injuries.

! CAUTION
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² Comply with all instructions, in order to avoid moderate or minor injuries.

NOTICE
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² Comply with all instructions, in order to avoid property damage.

NOTE

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This product includes software written by Tim Hudson (tjh@cryptsoft.com).
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Preface.......................................................................................................................................................... 3

1 Product Overview......................................................................................................................................... 6

2 First Steps..................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.1 Activating SICAM HMI......................................................................................................... 8
2.2 Opening the Applications.................................................................................................... 9
2.3 Configuring the Runtime Login Behavior............................................................................. 9

3 Engineering................................................................................................................................................ 11
3.1 Editor SICAM HMI..............................................................................................................12
3.1.1 Creating Single-Line Diagrams..................................................................................... 12
3.1.2 Importing SVG Graphics...............................................................................................13
3.1.3 Creating SVG Graphics................................................................................................. 14
3.1.4 Displaying and Editing Properties of a Single-Line Diagram........................................... 16
3.1.5 Deleting Single-Line Diagrams..................................................................................... 17
3.1.6 Special Single-Line Elements........................................................................................17
3.2 Editor SICAM HMI Events and Alarms.................................................................................18
3.2.1 Retention Policy of Lists............................................................................................... 18
3.2.2 Creating and Opening Alarm or Event Lists...................................................................18
3.2.3 Defining Signal Properties............................................................................................19
3.2.4 Signal Properties..........................................................................................................20

4 Runtime...................................................................................................................................................... 21
4.1 SICAM HMI........................................................................................................................22
4.1.1 Uploading Single-Line Diagrams to the Runtime View...................................................22
4.1.2 Sending Commands and Changing Values in the Runtime View.................................... 22
4.1.3 Working with Alarm and Event Lists............................................................................. 24

Glossary...................................................................................................................................................... 26

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Visualization and Operation

The application group Visualization and Operation consists of the following:

SICAM HMI

• Engineering/SICAM Device Manager:

– SICAM HMI
– SICAM HMI Events and Alarms

• Runtime/SICAM WEB:
– SICAM HMI
In the engineering view of the SICAM Device Manager, you can find 2 editors:
The application SICAM HMI is used to create single-line diagrams.
The application SICAM HMI Events and Alarms is used to create event and alarm lists. In addition, this
application offers the possibilty for the engineering of SICAM HMI specific signal properties.
In the runtime view of the SICAM Device Manager, you can find the application SICAM HMI. Here, your
created single-line diagrams can be uploaded to be monitored and controlled. Depending on your configura-
tions made with the editor SICAM HMI in the engineering view, the single-line diagrams in the runtime view
are combinded with alarm or event lists.
You can find the current product version and corresponding documentation in the Siemens Industry Online
Support portal (refer to https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/start?lc=en-US).

Licensing
The editor SICAM HMI in the SICAM Device Manager engineering view is licensed in the Automation License
Manager under the name Device Manager HMI Configuration. The Automation License Manager is a
separate software which installed in combination with the SICAM Device Manager.
The usage of up to 200 data points and 4000 list entries (combined over all lists) in the SICAM HMI runtime is
license-free. The usage of additional data points and list entries can be ordered via the SICAM Function Point
Manager. With the respective license, a maximum of 2000 data points and 30 000 list entries is available to
you.
For more information, refer to the Function Point Manager manual (refer to https://
support.industry.siemens.com/cs/products?mfn=ps&pnid=29470&lc=en-WW).

Performance
If you work with a SICAM CP-8050, the maximum allowed limit of devices is 100.

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2.1 Activating SICAM HMI 8

2.2 Opening the Applications 9
2.3 Configuring the Runtime Login Behavior 9

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2.1 Activating SICAM HMI

2.1 Activating SICAM HMI

Your applications are only visible after they are manually added to the SICAM Device Manager.
² Open the SICAM Device Manager.
² Select Applications... in the menu in the upper-left corner.
A list of all your applications is displayed.
² Select the icon .

² Navigate to your SICAM HMI and SICAM EVA application files, for example, HMI_1.10.3_ARM32V7.F,
SHMI_1.10.3_X64.S, SEVA_1.10.2_ARM32V7.F.
The license for the application SICAM HMI Events and Alarms is called SICAM EVA.
² Select the icon .

The 2 applications are added to your applications list.

² Select the icon .

You return to the main page of the SICAM Device Manager.

² Open one of your projects.
² Select the tile Application configuration and licensing.
The menu Application configuration and licensing is displayed.
² Select the page Applications from the list on the left-hand side.
² Select the icon .

² Choose the SICAM HMI and SICAM EVA applications.

[sc_hmi_activating, 1, en_US]

² Select the icon .

The tiles for the 2 applications are visible in the main page of your SICAM Device Manager project.
The tile names of the editors in the engineering view are SICAM HMI and SICAM HMI Events and Alarms.

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2.2 Opening the Applications

Engineering View

[sc_hmi_open, 1, en_US]

² Open one of your projects.

² To open the editor SICAM HMI in the engineering view, select the tile SICAM HMI.
² To open the editor SICAM HMI Events and Alarms in the engineering view, select the tile SICAM HMI
Events and Alarms.
The corresponding editor opens.

Runtime View
² Open one of your projects.
² Select the tile SICAM WEB.
² Log on to your device.
The main menu of the runtime view is displayed.
² Select the tile SICAM HMI.
The application opens.

2.3 Configuring the Runtime Login Behavior

You can configure SICAM HMI in a way that you are automatically directed to a predefined single-line diagram
when starting SICAM WEB. You skip the SICAM WEB dashboard view.
² Open the editor SICAM HMI in the engineering view.
² Select a single-line diagram in the tab Graphics.
The properties are displayed on the right side.
² Select the icon .

² Select yes in the list box HMI as start screen.

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2.3 Configuring the Runtime Login Behavior

If you select the tile SICAM WEB to open the SICAM runtime, the defined single-line diagram is automatically
opened. You don't need to select the tile SICAM HMI in the runtime view.

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3.2 Editor SICAM HMI Events and Alarms 18

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3.1.1 Creating Single-Line Diagrams

You have different templates to create single-line diagrams:

• Only single-line diagrams

• Only events

• Only alarms

• Single-line diagrams combined with alarm lists

Creating an Empty Single-Line Diagram

² Open the tab Graphics.
² Select the icon .

² Enter a name for the new single-line diagram.

² Select a template.
² If you want to define this single-line diagram as the main diagram, select the checkbox Start screen in
runtime HMI.
In the HMI runtime view, this single-line diagram will be displayed as the start screen.
² Select the icon .

An empty working area is displayed.

[sc_hmi_new, 1, en_US]

Adding an Alarm List

² If you chose a template with an alarm list, select the area below Alarms in the working area.
The properties are displayed on the right side.
² Choose the desired alarm list from the list box Value. The list must have been previously created in the
SICAM HMI Events and Alarms application (refer to 3.2.2 Creating and Opening Alarm or Event Lists).

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Assigning and Arranging Elements

² Open the tab SL Elements.
² Choose an element and move it per drag and drop onto the working area. Repeat this for every needed
element.
² Arrange the elements in the working area.
To connect 2 elements, select the end of one element and draw a line to the end of another element per
drag and drop.

Assigning Signals
A signal can only be used in the runtime when the signal is assigned to an element of a single-line diagram
(for example, switch operations or displaying measured values).
² Open the tab Signals.
All signals previously created in the SICAM Device Manager are displayed.
² Choose a signal from the list and assign it per drag and drop to an element. You can only assign signals of
the correct type to an element.

[sc_hmi_signals, 1, en_US]

² Assign signals to the elements as needed.

² To save your changes, select the icon .

3.1.2 Importing SVG Graphics

² Create a new single-line diagram.

² Select the icon in the toolbar of the working area.

² Browse for your SVG graphic.

² Select the icon .

The SVG graphic is imported and displayed in the working area.

² Assign signals to the elements as needed (refer to Assigning Signals, Page 13).
² To save your changes, select the icon .

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3.1.3 Creating SVG Graphics

You can create SVG graphics with a third-party software and import them into the editor SICAM HMI. For this
example, the freeware tool Inkscape is used. For more information, refer to the official Inkscape documenta-
tion.
For the import into the editor SICAM HMI, every element must have the following properties:

• cwui-state

• cwui-selection

• cwui-id

• cwui-text

• cwui-signaltypes

NOTE

i If you work with Inkscape:

• The scaling value of the file must be 1.00000.

• The font size must only be changed via the properties and not by resizing the element in the drawing
area.

• Siemens recommends using standard fonts (Web-safe fonts).

Visualizing Switching States (cwui-state)

Switching State On Inter Off Fault

Graphical representation

² Draw a switch with all possible switching states.

² Select the element representing the switching state On in the drawing area.
The element is displayed in the XML editor.
² Select + in the attribute window.
² Enter cwui-state as the attribute name.
² Enter On as the attribute value.
² Add the corresponding attributes for all other elements representing the switching states Inter, Off and
Faulty.
Pay attention to the adherence of the name (cwui-state) and the values (On, Inter, Off, Faulty) for the
attributes. Deviations lead to incorrect SVG graphics.
² To give an element a meaningful name, add an attribute with the name id and enter the desired name as
the attribute value, for example SW1_On.

Defining the Addressable Area (cwui-selection)

The area of the element defines where the switch can be addressed in the interface. In this example, this area
is defined with a dashed circle.

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[sc_selection, 1, --_--]

² Add a dashed circle as the last element.

² Select the circle in the drawing area.
The circle is displayed in the XML editor.
² Select + in the attribute window.
² Enter cwui-selection as the attribute name.
² Enter true as the attribute value.
² To give an element a meaningful name, add an attribute with the name id and enter the desired name as
the attribute value, for example SW1_Area.

Grouping Elements (cwui-id)

² Select all elements of the switch in the drawing area.
² Group the elements.
² Select the group.
The group is displayed in the XML editor.
² Select + in the attribute window.
² Enter cwui-id as the attribute name.
² Enter a name with a maximum of 13 characters, for example Switch 1, as the attribute value.

Displaying Values in Text Form (cwui-text)

In the editor SICAM HMI, measured values can be represented by a text to provide more information. In the
SICAM HMI runtime view, the text is replaced by the actual measured value.
² Add a text element that you want to assign to a measured value.
² Select the text element in the drawing area.
The text element is displayed in the XML editor.
² Select + in the attribute window.
² Enter cwui-text as the attribute name.

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[sc_cwuid-text, 1, en_US]

² Enter a name with a maximum of 13 characters, for example Voltage 1, as the attribute value.

Displaying Quality Identifier in Text Form (cwui-text)

In the editor SICAM HMI, the quality identifier of measured values can be represented by a text to provide
more information. In the SICAM HMI runtime view, the text is replaced by the actual quality identifier.
² Add a text element that you want to assign to a quality identifier.
² Select the text element in the drawing area.
The text element is displayed in the XML editor.
² Select + in the attribute window.
² Enter cwui-text as the attribute name.
² Enter a name with a maximum of 13 characters, for example Voltage 1_dpq, as the attribute value. The
name is a combination of the name of the measured value and _dpq.

Defining Signal Types (cwui-signaltypes)

If an element does not have this property, no signals can be assigned.
² Select the element group in the drawing area.
The selected group is displayed in the XML editor.
² Select + in the attribute window.
² Enter cwui-signaltypes as the attribute name.
² Enter the signal type you want to assign to the group, for example MSG:2, CMD:2, as the attribute value.

3.1.4 Displaying and Editing Properties of a Single-Line Diagram

² Open the tab Graphics.

² Select a single-line diagram.
The single-line diagram is displayed in the working area.

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² Select the element for which you want to see the properties.
The properties of the element are displayed on the right side.
Some properties can be modified. Some properties are read-only.
² Edit the properties as desired, for example, the label of the element.
² To save your changes, select the icon .

Configuring the Originator Address

² Select the single-line diagram in the tab Graphics.
The properties are displayed on the right side.
² Select the icon .

² Enter your originator address in the field Originator.

² Select the icon .

3.1.5 Deleting Single-Line Diagrams

² Open the tab Graphics.

² Select the single-line diagram you want to delete.
² Select the icon .

² Select the icon .

The single-line diagram is deleted.

NOTE

i If you delete a signal in the SICAM HMI editors, this signal is also removed from the RTU. To administer
signals, use the tile RTU Signals of the SICAM Device Manager.

3.1.6 Special Single-Line Elements

Link to Graphic
This element allows you to navigate from one single-line diagram to another in the runtime view. By selecting
this element, the linked single-line diagram is opened.

Instant Command Button (ICB)

This element is used for a one-click command. The command is executed without a prior dialog and without
feedback. The value depends on the assigned signal command type.
Example:

• Command: RegulateCmd

• Value: Higher or Lower

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3.2 Editor SICAM HMI Events and Alarms

3.2.1 Retention Policy of Lists

Depending on your license, a total of 4000 or 30 000 entries is saved in your event or alarm lists. These entries
are divided between all your created lists. After the maximum capacity is reached, the oldest entry among all
lists is automatically deleted.

Example for a maximum of 4000 entries

• List A consists of 3 entries.

• List B consists of 3997.

The maximum capacity is reached.

A new entry to either list A or B exceeds the 100 % limit and deletes entry number 0001. Entry number 0001 is
always the oldest entry and can either be in list A or B. For the deletion, it is not considered with which list the
maximum was exceeded.

3.2.2 Creating and Opening Alarm or Event Lists

Creating an Empty List

² Open the tab Objects.
² Select the icon .

² Enter a name for the list.

² Select the list type from the list box Type.
² Select the icon .

The empty list is displayed in the working area.

Opening a List
² Select the checkbox of the alarm or event list in the tab Objects.
² Select the icon .

The alarm or event list is displayed in the working area.

Assigning Signals
² Open the list to which you want to assign signals.
² Open the tab Signals.
All signals previously created in the SICAM Device Manager are displayed.
² Select the checkboxes of the signals you want to assign to the list.
² Select the icon .

A dialog displays which signals can be assigned and which cannot. Only supported signals can be assigned.
² Select the icon .

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[sc_hmi_signal_list, 1, en_US]

² All allowed signals are assigned to the list.

² To save your changes, select the icon .

The alarm or event list can now be assigned to a single-line diagram in the editor SICAM HMI (refer to
3.1.1 Creating Single-Line Diagrams).

3.2.3 Defining Signal Properties

² Open the tab Signals.

All signals previously created in the SICAM Device Manager are displayed.
² To reduce the amount of displayed signals, use the search bar above the list. For example, you can filter
for a part of a signal name that is used for several signals.
² Select the checkboxes of all signals from the list for which you want to edit the properties.
The properties of these signals are displayed on the right side.
² Edit the properties as needed.
² If necessary, add a QoC option (refer to QOC, Page 20).
² To save your changes, select the icon .

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3.2.4 Signal Properties

QOC

[sc_hmi_property_qoc, 1, en_US]

The following values are available for the signal property QOC (qualifier of command):

• Short command output time

• Long command output time

• Persistent command

• Interlocking

• Interlocking and synchrocheck

• Synchrocheck

• No interlocking/synchrocheck
If you assign one of the QOC values Short command output time, Long command output time or Persis-
tent command to a signal, the engineered value is sent unchanged in the runtime view.

If you assign a different QOC value to a signal, one or both of the following options are available in the
command dialog of an object:
Option Description
Unsynchronized Sends the unsynchronized switching qualifier of command with the switching
command in the command value
Unlocked Sends the unlocked switching qualifier of command with the switching command
in the command value

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NOTE

i Your permissions are based on your user role.

Only user roles that have the permission for operational activities in the SICAM Device Manager can send
commands or set states and values in the SICAM HMI runtime. All other user roles have viewing rights only.

4.1.1 Uploading Single-Line Diagrams to the Runtime View

After you configured your single-line diagrams and event or alarm lists, you must upload the configurations to
the device.
² Navigate to the main page of the SICAM Device Manager.
² Select the tile Upload & Download.
² Log on to the SICAM WEB.
An overview of all changed engineering data leading to discrepancies to the actual device data is displayed.
² Select Upload to the device to update the engineering data for the single-line diagrams.
The new configuration is uploaded to the device.
² Open the tile SICAM WEB.
² Log on to your device.
² Open the tile SICAM HMI.
The configured main single-line diagram is displayed in the runtime view. Using Link to Graphic elements,
you can navigate to other single-line diagrams.
The current states of all elements (for example, measured values or disconnectors) are displayed.

4.1.2 Sending Commands and Changing Values in the Runtime View

You are logged on with a role with the permission for operational activities, for example, Administrator.
² Open the tile SICAM HMI in the view SICAM WEB.
The configured single-line diagrams are displayed in the runtime view.

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[sc_HMI_runtime, 1, en_US]

² Select the element in the single-line diagram you want to configure, for example, a disconnector.

Without QoC Option

² If you configured the command without a QoC option, enter the desired value in the dialog.
² Select the icon .

The value is changed accordingly.

With QoC Option

² If you configured the command with a QoC option, choose the desired option in the multi-step dialog, for
example, the switching direction.
² Enable the desired special operation, for example, the test mode.
If the test mode is activated for the command or set point value, the command is executed with a set test
bit.

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[sc_HMI_runtime_change, 1, en_US]

² Select the icon .

The needed permissions for this operation are checked. If you have the necessary permission, the next step is
activated.
² Select the icon .

The command is executed accordingly.

With Instant Command Button

² If you configured an ICB element, select the element in the single-line diagram.
If Select before operate is set in the signal properties, a select is sent. The command is sent only after a
positive select confirmation.
The command is executed without feedback.

4.1.3 Working with Alarm and Event Lists

You need a single-line diagram with an added alarm or event list (refer to 3.1.1 Creating Single-Line
Diagrams).

Checking Alarms and Events

² Open the tile SICAM HMI in the view SICAM WEB.
The configured single-line diagrams are displayed in the runtime view.
² Navigate to the configured event or alarm list.
Depending on your license, up to 4000 or 30 000 alarms and events are automatically logged in the lists (refer
to 3.2.1 Retention Policy of Lists).

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Acknowledging Alarms
You are logged on with a role with the permission for operational activities, for example, Administrator.
² Open the alarm list.
² Select the icon in the list.

Filtering Alarms and Events

² Open the alarm or event list.
² Select the icon .

² Enter your filter criteria in the search bar in the upper right corner. You can filter in all columns.

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QoC
Qualifier of command

RTU
Remote terminal unit

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