User Manual

Part A: System Overview

Features and Benefits: What the System Does

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1.1.4 Main Features

Graphics

Desigo CC graphics are built using smart objects that know how they are used and

how to represent themselves graphically. The use of smart objects allows users to

create graphics by simply dragging-and-dropping objects onto a page, without

manually binding an object to graphical symbols. Any system object can be

commanded via Graphics with one click.

The Graphics editor also provides a powerful AutoCAD importing tool that allows

the user to select and manipulate layers of AutoCAD drawings both during and

after the import process.

Standardized graphic libraries increasing the engineering efficiency and provide a

distinctive design. Library elements can be customized to the particular project.

Textual Viewer

Both panel-based and workstation-based trending is provided to support control

systems without embedded Trend capabilities.

Trend data is stored in a Microsoft SQL Server database. SQL Server Express is

included with the Desigo CC software and can be upgraded as required.

The Trend Comparison View allows users to time-shift the Trend View to compare

data at different times for quick analysis of changing conditions.

Trend Viewer

Both panel-based and workstation-based trending is provided to support control

systems without embedded Trend capabilities.

Trend data is stored in a Microsoft SQL Server database. SQL Server Express is

included with the Desigo CC software and can be upgraded as required.

The Trend Comparison View allows users to time-shift the Trend View to compare

data at different times for quick analysis of changing conditions.

Long Term Storage and archiving

Desigo CC now allows you to maintain extensive amount of historic data online,

also providing support for on-line data archiving and on-demand re-mounting.

Schedules

The scheduling application allows complete configuration and display of standard

BACnet schedule, calendar, and command objects, as well as for workstation-

based schedules that can be used to support subsystems without built-in

scheduling capabilities.