No

Saia-Burgess Controls devices and software are not affected from Domain Name System (DNS) vulnerabilities published with the report name NAME:WRECK

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You have a PCD7.D61x0WTA010 and want to use the HORM mode. This mode permit that the panel start automatically with defined programs after a power on. After the activation of the HORM mode you have to shut down the panel. At next start the panel has a blue screen with some error messages. This problem occur only if an Ethernet cable is connected on the LAN Port A. The error comes from the driver of the LAN port.

Solution
The problem is corrected on driver 2.7.1.0 or higher. Copy the attached .exe file and execute the installation file for updating the driver. Of course HORM and EWF modes have to be disable before!
How I can check which driver version is installed on my panel?
Go into the control panel -> System -> Device Manager -> LAN950 -> Driver and you can verify the driver version. See print screen

If you run on your PCD7.D61xxTL010 eXP panel with 512 MB main memory the internet explorer and use the applet 5.15.02 (or later) with standard *.html settings of the WebEditor, you might face the following error message "Windows - Out of Virtual Memory – Your system is running low on virtual memory" at the moment the applet is started.

Reason
With the default settings of the S-Web Editor 5.15.02 the applet tries to allocate too much memory.

Workaround
The task is to modify the size of the allocated memory used by the applet. This setting's defined in the *.html file of the WebEditor project. We have to add this supplementary initialization at a place that the WebEditor doesn’t overwrite during the Build all process. Add the line



just below the line

example of html-code


Alternative solution
use WebEditor 5.15.03 or WebEditor 8 once available.

In 2011 the Windows based Web Panels with Celeron processor have been phased-out. This FAQ lists possible replacements and the date until when the panels can be repaired.

Why have the Celeron eWin panels been phased out?
Due to the fact that the new eWeb panels equipped with Atom processors (PCD7.DxxxxTA) are "fan less", do have a better performance and use less power the panels equipped with Celeron processors have been phased out.
The cut-out dimensions of the Atom Panels are the same as with the out phased CELERON-M types. Also the CPU box is smaller, so there should be no problem to replace the out phased types one by one.

Until when can the Celeron panels be repaired, and how can I replace them? 

*) Due to the fact only few 12" panels were sold there is no direct replacement for these types available.

Advantages when using the new Atom panels
The new Atom based panels are fanless and offer a slightly higher performance, an increased main memory (RAM) of 1 GByte and a 4 GByte solid state disk at a lower price level. This makes operating web visualisations very smoothly and offers a solution also for processing power demanding applications.

• Easy upgrading because of same dimensions
• Fan less
• Less power consumption
• More resources and processor power

Remark
Currently the Atom panels are still in pilot phase, so please contact your local sales office in order obtain an Atom panel. 

With an image versions up to 1.0.5.0 it is not possible to switch off the backlight of a PCD7.D61xxTL panel.

Symptom
With an image versions up to 1.0.5.0 it is not possible to switch off the backlight of a PCD7.D61xxTL.

Reason
This feature is not implemented in the image versions up to 1.0.5.0 (and it is not possible using the Windows XP functionality to switch off the backlight on the PCD7.D61xxTL).

Solution
We'll create an updated version of the configurator which will allow to configure the timout to switch off the backlight. This FAQ will be updated as soon as this updated version is available.

FAQ #101004 describes how to launch the Microsoft IE in the kiosk mode. But without additional settings the scrollbars are always displayed on the browser.

By default, the Webpages are displayed in the browser with a small border all around the web page. This effect forces the web pages to be slightly bigger than the specified size of the S-Web application defined in the S-WebEditor. That's the reason why the scrollbars of the browser are automatically displayed to access the entire web page.

How to disable the scrollbars?
If you don't want these scrollbars you can disable the automatically added borders by manually including a line in your "Start.htm" file.
This line sets the margin to "0" and disables the scrollbars.

Procedure
Open your "Start.htm" file in a text editor (e.g. Notepad) and manually add the line as shown in this attached screen capture:

In some cases it might be interesting to know the image version installed on a Windos XP Panel (PCD7.D6xxx). This information can be found in the folder "Version" located in C:\Version on the panel itself.

Introduction
On each PCD7.D6xxx panel (Windows eXP), you'll find a folder called "Version". The names of the files contained in this folder indicate the versions (the extensions of the files indicate the software/image that belongs to the version). The only purpose of these files is the indication of the versions, they don't have any content (and therefore have a size of 0). 

Remark
The content of the folder "Version" is not automatically updated in case a new version of the uBrowser is copied onto the panel. The information in this folder can therefore be different than the really used versions.

Since the S-Web Editor version 5.13.00 many new functionalities have added. These new features also need to be supported by the Web Panel and the some of them by the PCD firmware, too. This FAQ contains a matrix which indicates the required firmware versions for the new features of the S-Web Editor 5.14.27 released in August 2009.

Introduction
The various features of pages created with the Web Editor do require functionalities of the PCD firmware as well as of the panels/PC systems used. Depending on the panel or PC, these functionality needs to be implemented in:

• The PCD firmware itself. The PCD firmware can be downloaded from the according product section on the support site.
• The firmware of an MB Panels if used. The MB Panel firmware can be downloaded from the product section PCD7.D4xx from the support site.
• The image (if a CE- or eXP panel is used). The according image can be downloaded from the product section PCD7.D5xxxx (CE) or PCD7.D6xxx (eXP) from the support site.
• In the IMasterSaiaxxx.jar (for the usage of a web browser running on a PC). The IMasterSaiaxxx.jar is distributed together with the Web Editor and will be copied into the PG5 project by the Web Editor. The Web Editor itself can be downloaded from the Application overview page "S-Web" on the support site.

Supported features by panels and the Web Editor
The table below shows the first version of the Web Editor supporting various features. Additionally, the required version of the panel operating system is shown, too.

New Web-Editor 5.14.27 functions	MB Panels (FW version)		Win CE Panel (uBrowser)	Win Mobile (uBrowser)	PC/Laptop eXP Panel (IMaster.jar)
	QVGA	VGA
Autoscaling up-scaling		1.12.01	1.5.13.100	1.5.14.106	5.14.27
Moving (X/Y) painter objects	1.10.45	1.01.04	1.5.13.100	1.5.14.106	5.14.27
Polygon rotate feature	1.10.45	1.01.04	1.5.13.100	1.5.14.106	5.14.27
"Tacho" macro	1.10.45	1.01.04	1.5.13.100	1.5.14.106	5.14.27
HD Log trending to PCD File System *)		1.12.01	1.5.14.105	1.5.14.106	5.14.27
New Login/Jump macros	1.10.45	1.01.04	1.5.13.100	1.5.14.106	5.14.27
New CopySourceToDestination macros		1.12.01	1.5.14.105	1.5.14.106	5.14.27
New macro dialogs (new TEQ file format "h")	1.10.45	1.01.04	1.5.13.100	1.5.14.106	5.14.27
Online trend with correct time		1.18.28		1.5.14.106

*) Please note that the following FBox libaries for PG5 1.4.300 are required for the HDLog trending to file system: HDLog 2.1.030 and FileSys $2.5.307. Both versions are included in the package available from the support site. The FBoxes delivered with PG5 2.0.110 do not need to be updated.

Supported features by PCD firmware
The table below shows the first version of the PCD systems supporting various features.

Web-Editor functions	PCD3 Mxxx0	PCD2 M5xx0	PCD2 M480	PCD1.M135 PCD2.M1x0 PCS1	PCD3 Mxxx7	PCD2 M5xx7	PCD2.M487 PCD2.M1x7
Web Server 2	1.10.16	1.10.16			1.10.17	1.10.17
Autoscaling Moving (X/Y) painters Polygon rotate
HD Log trending to file system	1.10.51	1.10.51
New Login/Jump macro New TEQ file format "h"
Online trend on MB Panels with correct time	1.10.16	1.10.16			1.10.17	1.10.17

Remarks

• When working with PG5 2.0.110 or later the S-Web Editor together with all required FBoxes mentioned in this FAQ are already installed. Examples for PG5 2.0 are available under:
  "General information" --> "Getting Started" --> "Program Examples" --> "PG5 2.0" --> "Web and HMI"
• When working with PG5 1.4.300 the S-Web Editor together with an example, the required FBoxes and firmware versions for PCD2.M5xx0 and PCD3.Mxxx0 can be downloaded from the support site from section
  Software --> PG5 --> PG5 1.4 --> PG5 1.4 Suite (scroll down until "Web Editor 5.14.27 package")
• The versions mentioned above are the first versions that support the according feature. As the versions all are backward compatible, it is recommended using the last version rather than downgrading a system to the version indicated above.
• The first name of this FAQ was "Which functionality is supported in which Web Editor, Micro Browser and firmware version?"

Yes, since the S-Web editor 5.14.10 (currently in pilot phase) it's possible to transfer container variable information from one web application to another web application.

Older versions of the S-Web editor (version < 5.14.10, currently still in pilot phase) doesn't support the possibility to save container variable information's (like for example the actual used password level) in the web browser and to re-use this information's in an other web application of different PCD's.
Every time that the *.html/htm file was loaded in the browser/microbrowser all information's stored on the container variables where cleared and set to the default values.

For installations where web applications of several PCD's are displayed on the same browser/microbrowser it could be useful that some information's stored on the container variables of one web application "A" could be used on a web application "B" of a different PCD.

Since the S-Web editor version 5.14.10 it's possible to write/read container variable information's from one web application to/from the clipboard of the browser/microbrowser. The information's are stored in to special "session containers".
There exists 20 session containers named:
"_NOINITSESSCO_0" to "_NOINITSESSCO_19"

This session containers are relative to the session of the browser/microbrowser and are only cleared if the browser/microbrowser is closed.
Any new launched browser will generate a new session and will have here own session containers.
The option "File New Tab" or "File New Window" of the browser will not make a new session and therefore the "old" session containers will be used on those windows.

Example for the use of the session containers

The user is connected with the browser/microbrowser to the web application on the PCD "A" and do enter the password. If he now do connect to the PCD "B" and do load the web application of the PCD "B" then the password level should be used directly on the web application of the PCD "B" whiteout that the user needs to reenter the password.

To read/write the container variables to/from the session containers it's possible to use all functions of the S-Web editor which does allows reading/writing of container variables like:

• Edit Box
• Text field
• "Actions set variable" of the button
• Makro "copy container to container on lost focus/ on gain focus/ on repaint".

The functionality was tested with

• Saia PCD® MB Display QVGA (PCD7.D4xxx) with FW 1.08.05
• Saia PCD® MB Display VGA (PCD7.D4xxV) with FW 1.01.01
• Saia PCD® MB Display CE (PCD7.D5xx) with MB version 1.5.12.095
• IE 6, IE 7
• Firefox 3.0.6

In the past years several different types of Windows bases have been sold. This FAQ contains a complete list of all sold panels.

The list below contains all Windows based Web Panels (Windows CE and eXP) sold by SBC.

Panels marked with ^*) are obsolete (phased out) and are no longer sold.

Remark
In some cases it might be possible that only the Lauer product code is visible on the panel. Therefore the relevant Lauer code is also listed above.

The action "Set Var on Mouse DOWN / UP" does not work correctly when you display a web project on a eXP (PCD7.D6..) panel.

Symptom
The value of the item behind the action "Set Var on Mouse DOWN" is automatically put back to the value 0 after a few seconds even if you are still touching the screen of the Panel eXP.

Reason
This behaviour is due to the feature "right click" of the touch screen on the eXP panel.

Solution
This problem can be solved if you disable the option "Enable right click emulation" in the settings of the Control Panel.
Path: Start -> Hampshire TSHARC Control Panel -> Click Settings
or      Start -> Programme -> Hampshire TSHARC Control Panel -> Click Settings

The fastest communication between Web Panels and a PCD is obtained using WebConnect with a HTTP-direct connection and storing all the possible files of the project (except *.tcr) in the local directory of the WebPanel.

That's the way you have to proceed:

PCD7.D4xx MicroBrowser Panel

• Define the HTTP-direct connection
• Save the local files under M1_Flash:/WEBPAGES
• If you browse through several PCDs you can define subdirectories for each PCD in the /WEBPAGES directory using the
  IP-address of the PCD as name of the directory (i.e. "192_168_12_25")
• In the settings of the MicroBrowser you define in "Configuration" -> "Special" "local file search before remote" to be
  most efficient

PCD7.D5xxx and PCD7.D6xxx and PC-Browsers

• Use the WebConnect-Software and define a HTTP-direct connection
• Save the local files under StorageCard/WEBPAGES
• If you browse through several PCDs you can define subdirectories for each PCD in the WEBPAGES directory using the
  name of the connection as name of the directory (i.e. 'PCD3HTTPDirect')

This button allows the access to Windows on-screen keyboard, especially if browser runs in kiosk or full screen mode.

If the Internet Explorer is switched to kiosk or full screen mode, the user can't activate the screen keyboard anymore. Skb_access.exe starts with a very small Window which remains allways on top of the Internet Explorer screen. It consists of one single button which allows to get the Windows XP on-screen keyboard always in front. Each time, the button for accessing the on-screen keyboard is activated, Skb_access stores the actual screen position of its window internally - so the position of the window is preserved for the next boot-up of the panel/web application.

The window title and the button text can be adjusted with command line parameters.

Operating system

• Windows eXP

Target Saia PCD® Web Panel

• PCD7.D6120TVxxx
• PCD7.D6150TVxxx
• PCD7.D6100TMxxx
• PCD7.D6120TMxxx
• PCD7.D6150TMxxx

Type of application
Windows application


Download the program from here
Name: SKB_Access.zip
Size: 273 kBye
License: Skb_access.exe runs only on genuine Saia PCD® Web Panels.
URL: ehmi.sequoia.dynalias.net/utility/SKB_Access.zip
Installation
Unpack the zip file to a folder of your choice. No further installation / registration procedure is necessary.


Start skb_access.exe in your Startup.batch file before the Iinternet Explorer is switched to full or kiosk mode
"C:\Program Files\SKB_access\skb_access.exe" [Window title] [Button text] 

It's possible to start the Internet Explorer automatically during the boot sequence of the XP Web Panel in kiosk mode, without any task bar and access to the desktop, preventing 'normal' users to have access to the Windows level.

Just add the following line in the Startup.bat file of your XP-Panel for automatic launching the Internet Explorer in kiosk mode during boot process.
"C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IExplore.exe" -k

During the use of the Internet Explorer on a Panel eXP, it can happen that the values of the PCD are not refreshed during several minutes.

Symptom
The values of PCD medias (PPOs) shown on a eXP Web Panel (PCD7.D6xxx) are freezed from time to time for a couple of minutes. If during this time a page is changed, no values are shown at all. This phenomenon can be observed when using the Web Editor 5.13.00. This can happen after several hours of service.

Reason
This freeze of the values is caused by a problem in the Java Applet IMasterSaia5_13_00.jar distributed together with the Web Editor 5.13.00.

Solution
To solve this problem, please load the new Applet 5.13.00 (attached to this FAQ) into your web project.

Yes, it is possible to store the web pages (.teq, .htm, .html, IMaster.jar, .gif etc.) on the panel instead on the CPU itself.

In general it is possible storing data (pictures, files) directly on the Web Panel. The only file which always needs to be stored on the PCD is the file with the extension tcr. Depending on the panel, specific techniques and storage folders are available:

Micorbrowser Panel PCD7.D4xxx (MB Panels)
Data can be stored on the onboard Flash memory "M1_Flash" (in the folder M1_FLASH/WEBPAGES). This data is to be downloaded over an FTP connection (further information can be found in the manual SBC FTP Server and SBC Flash File System, 26/855).
Quickguide:

• Configure an IP address on the panel.
• Open an FTP client (active FTP mode) and connect to the MB Panel
  Username: root
  Password: rootpasswd
• Download the files to the folder "M1_FLASH/WEBPAGES" 
• If the same files are present also on the PCD, specify "Search files first local".

The MB Panel will search these files independently on the configured communication type to the PCD (http direct, Serial-S-Bus etc.)

CE Panel PCD7.D5xxx / eXP Panel PCD7.D6xx
On a CE- or eXP panel data can only be stored locally if the WebConnect software is used. In this case, data can be stored on the storage card in the Webpage folder (the folder location can be configured in WebConnect). Hint: whenever possible, use the http direct protocol, where WebConnect 2.0 and later can act as proxy.

According to the "Electrical data" section in the manual 26-844 (E1) the "Service life (50% brightness)" of the backlight of a XP embedded S-Web Panel depends on the model as shown in the following table.

Remark
The time indicated above means the operation time of the backlight until the brightness of the screen has decreased by about 50% (so the panel will not "die" but only the luminosity will have decreased). In order to increase this duration, the backlight can be switched off with the screen saver functionality of the panel.

Yes it is possible to use a kind of life sign on the XP, CE and MB Web-Panel (created with the S-Web-Editor) and to read this life sign on the PCD.

This allows to know if the connection between the PCD and Web-Panel is ok and if the Web-Application on the Web-Panel is running.

To insert the life sign you have to use the container variable @BLINKCO on the S-Web-Editor.
During runtime this container toggles each refresh period between 1 and 0 on the XP, CE or MB Web-Panel.
To transmit the container @BLINKCO to the PCD, you have to copy the container to a PCD variable and you have to check on the PCD application programm, that the PCD variable does toggling cyclically.

To copy the container @BLINKCO to a PCD variable use the macro “EventP_wrCo2ppo_onRepaint_.tlb” of the S-Web-Editor.
You can place the macro on a background page and use the same background page on all your Web-Pages.

To avoid that the life sing is not toggling during the time that the Web-Pages “MsgBox.teq”, “ALPHAPAD.TEQ” or “KEYPAD.TEQ” are shown on the screen, you have to insert the macro “EventP_wrCo2ppo_onRepaint_.tlb” also on this pages.
Please note that you have to insert the macro directly on this three pages.
It’s not allowed to use a background or foreground page on this three pages.

Remark:
If several Web-Panels does display the same Web-Application of the same PCD then on the PCD the life sing will be overwritten from all Web-Panels and it’s not possible to detect if one Web-Panel is no more working.

The eXP Panels PCD7.D6xxxx are by default delivered with the eXP image installed and configured in English language. In case another language is preferred, it is possible to change the language to either German, French or Italian.

Procedure for changing the language of an eXP panel

• From the start menu, select the "Control Panel":
  
• As next, select the "Date, Time, Language and Regional Options":
  
• In the appearing window, choose the "Control Panel icon" with the name "Regional and Language Options":
  
• Now select the tab "Language" and choose your preferred language:
  
  Note that other regional options and settings such as the keyboard layout, date and currency formats can be configured in the same window.
• Click "Ok" and log off or reboot the panel (the new configuration is taken into account only after a logoff).

Since the first version of the Web Editor has been released there has been many functionalities added. In parallel, new functionality has been added in PCD firmware, Micro Browser Panels (MB Panels PCD7.D4xxx), CE Panels (PCD7.D5xxx) as well as on eXP Panels (PCD7.D6xxx). This FAQ contains a function matrix that gives further information regarding the added functionalities and dependencies.

Introduction
The various features of pages created with the Web Editor do require functionalities of the PCD firmware as well as of the panels/PC systems used. Depending on the panel or PC, these functionality needs to be implemented in:

• The PCD firmware itself. The PCD firmware can be downloaded from the according product section on the support site.
• The firmware (of an MB Panels if used). The MB Panel firmware can be downloaded from the product section PCD7.D4xx from the support site.
• The image (if a CE- or eXP panel is used). The according image can be downloaded from the product section PCD7.D5xxxx (CE) or PCD7.D6xxx (eXP) from the support site.
• In the IMasterSaiaxxx.jar (for the usage of a web browser running on a PC). The IMasterSaiaxxx.jar is distributed together with the Web Editor and will be copied into the PG5 project by the Web Editor. The Web Editor itself can be downloaded from the Application overview page "S-Web" on the support site.

Supported features by panels and the Web Editor
The table below shows the first version of the Web Editor supporting various features. Additionally, the required version of the panel operating system is shown, too.

Web-Editor functions	Web Editor	MB Panels QVGA (FW version)	Web-Editor (MB version)	eXP Panels (IMaster.jar )	PC/Laptop (IMaster.jar)
New PG5 Symbol selector with group support	5.13.00	-	-	-	-
New Macro format incl. gif & PPO min/max & unit	5.13.00	-	-	-	-
Validation of user entered values for date & time for PPOs	5.13.00	1.07.00	1.5.10.082c	5.13.00	5.13.00
New Alarming macros for 3.5" MB Panel with F-key operation	5.13.00	1.08.01	-	-	-
New filter "Active or NAK" in Macro DefOnline Alarming	5.13.00	1.07.00	1.5.10.082c	5.13.00	5.13.00
Alarming & Trending Date/Time display format configurable	5.13.00	1.07.00	1.5.10.082c	5.13.00	5.13.00
Browser resp. applet loads only 1 page				5.10.00	5.10.00
Alarming (with extension for ACK by user program)	5.07.00	1.07.00	1.5.10.082c	5.07.00	5.07.00
Support of Unicode character set (only for the display of texts in the browser by the use of "HTML tags")	5.07.00	V1004	1.5.10.082c	intern. JVM required	intern. JVM required
Multi line painter	5.07.00	V228	V1.5.072	5.07.00	5.07.00
Web-Editor zooming	5.07.00			5.07.00	5.07.00
Hide & disable group	5.07.00	V228	V1.5.072	5.07.00	5.07.00
Support of  Web-Editor version 5.07.00 (without usage of trending, alarming and Unicode characters)	-	V228	V1.5.072	5.07.00	5.07.00
Trending	5.03.00	1.07.00	1.5.10.082c	5.03.00	5.03.00
Autom. page change	5.03.00			5.03.00	5.03.00
Password 4 levels	5.03.00			5.03.00	5.03.00
TableControl	5.03.00			5.03.00	5.03.00
ComboBox	5.03.00			5.03.00	5.03.00
Unicode with cyrillic Windows	5.13.00	1.08.02	1.5.10.082c	5.13.00	5.13.00
HTML support (e.g. frameset for navigation)	-	No	No
Support for SD-card (backup and restore; clone and restore from clone)	-	1.08.01	-	-	-

The version 1.5.10.082c of the Micro Browser for CE panels is distributed with the following images for the CE panels:

• For PCD7D.5xxxTMxxx (CELERON): version $1.0.3.0
• For PCD7D.5xxxTXxxx (XScale):     version $2.0.27.0

Supported features by PCD firmware
The table below shows the first version of the PCD systems supporting various features.

Web-Editor functions	PCD3.Mxx0	PCD2.M480	PCD2.M170	PCD2.M150	PCD1.M135	PCS1.Cxxx	PCD3.Mxx7
Trending	020	039	020	0D0	0A2	0B3	1.440
Alarming (ACK possibility by user program)	039	039	0E3	0E3	0E3	0C0	1.511
New filter "Active or NAK" in Macro DefOnline Alarming	1.06.38	1.08.21	0E3	0E3	0E3	0E3	1.08.04
Nbr. of data points > 1500 (max. 1500 data points/page)	020	1.08.21	020	0D0	0A2	0B3	1.440
Nbr. of pages > 32	020	1.08.21	020	0D0	0A2	0B3	1.440

Remark
The versions mentioned above are the first versions that support the according feature. As the versions all are backward compatible, it is recommended using the last version rather than downgrading a system to the version indicated above.
The first name of this FAQ was "Which functionality is supported in which Web Editor, Micro Browser and firmware version?"

There is a forum dedicated to users of Saia PCD® Web Panels (CE and eXP)

User name: "Saia"
Password: "PCD"