How to
Switching Workspaces
You switch workspaces when you want to use another workspace, such as one with predefined functionality.
The workspace in WorkStation and WebStation is the area where you perform all tasks at your site, such as acknowledging alarms and viewing trend logs.
The workspace is made up of different components, such as panes, lists, and views. These components can be configured in a number of different ways. You can hide or display components and create and save your own workspace. You can also reset the workspace layout to the default layout for the user group your user account belongs to.
WebStation uses cookies to remember your workspace when you log off. When you log on again, you get the workspace you used when you logged off. If you clear your web browser, you will regain the default workspace.
Workspace in WorkStation (left) and WebStation (right)
Some objects have specific views in WorkStation and WebStation:
Alarms
Documents
Graphics (TGML)
Events
Trend Charts
Trend Log Lists
Schedules
Calendars
Watch
When you open an object that does not have a specific view, the Properties dialog box for that object is displayed.
Panels
Panels are a way to create workspaces that display two or more components in Building Operation, for example graphics, trend charts, trend list and alarm views.
For more information, see Panels .
Web Pages
Web pages on the Internet can be displayed in the Workspace in Building Operation.
For more information, see Web Pages .
In WorkStation or WebStation, on the View menu, point to Workspaces , and then click the workspace you want to switch to.
Workspaces
Log on to WorkStation or WebStation
Logging on to WorkStation as a Building Operation User
Logging on to WorkStation as another Windows User
Saving Log On Details
Selecting a Default Workspace
Logging Off WorkStation
Exiting WorkStation
Changing Your Password