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Configure the Application Style Library for applications

Configure the Application Style Library for applications

  • Last UpdatedFeb 12, 2026
  • 3 minute read

You can configure style libraries for graphics in a InTouch application. You can configure application styles for Quality and Status, Element Styles, and numeric Format Styles. Your configuration changes are saved to the application’s repository.

  • Quality and Status indicators are graphic icons that represent the current quality of application data and the state of equipment shown by application symbols.

  • Element Styles define a set of visual properties that determine the appearance of text, lines, graphic outlines, and interior fill shown in Industrial graphics.

  • Format Styles provide options to individually configure application-wide styles for common types of numbers used in industrial graphics.

    Important: This section describes the workflow within WindowMaker to access a application’s style libraries. For more information about editing application styles, see WindowMaker online help or Industrial Graphic Editor User documentation.

Configure the Application Style Library

  1. Open an application in WindowMaker.

  2. On the File menu, select Configure, and then select Styles.

    The Styles configuration screen appears with tabs to configure quality and status indicators, graphic Element styles, and number format styles.

    Quality and status tab in Styles configuration screen

  3. Select a tab for the application style you want to edit.

    Refer the following table for the Quality and Status values:

    Icon

    Status

    InTouch HMI (dec)

    AppServer MxStatus (hex)

    OPCDA and SCADAStatus (hex)

    OPCUAStatus (hex)

    Communication Error

    3

    0x0003

    N/A

    N/A

    Configuration Error

    4

    0x0004

    N/A

    N/A

    Pending

    1

    0x0001

    N/A

    N/A

    Operational Error

    5

    0x0005

    N/A

    N/A

    Software Error

    7

    0x0007

    N/A

    N/A

    Security Error

    6

    0x0006

    N/A

    N/A

    Warning

    2

    0x0002

    N/A

    N/A

    Out Of Service

    28

    N/A

    0x001C

    0x808D

    Device Failure

    12

    N/A

    0x000C

    0x808B

    Bad

    0

    N/A

    0x0000

    N/A

    Uncertain

    64

    N/A

    0x0040

    0x4000

    Initializing

    32

    N/A

    0x0020

    0x8032

    Good

    192

    N/A

    0x00C0

    N/A

    Note: Good quality is not an actual status but rather indicates the absence of any bad statuses. Although the specification assigns it a numeric value and the label Good, it is not listed in the Quality & Status tab.