Example

Create a new InTouch application and launch WindowMaker.

Create a UDT and rename to $Tank.

Open the Tank UDT, and add attributes:

• Flow: as Integer

• Temp: as Real

Add location attributes Latitude and Longitude.

Create first instance of $Tank and rename it to Tank1.

Create second instance and rename it to Tank2.

Create the members under Tank1 and set below member (attribute) values as below:

• Tank1.Flow = 11

• Tank1.Temp = 54.5

• Tank1.Latitude = 33

• Tank1.Longitude = -114

Create the members under Tank2 and set below member (attribute) values as below:

• Tank2.Flow = 21

• Tank2.Temp = 65.5

• Tank2.Latitude = 36.746

• Tank2.Longitude = -119.773

Create new graphic Tank1Sym and open in Industrial Graphic Editor.

Draw a rounded rectangle.

Add two text primitives with value display animations for Analog elements as below:

• Tank1\Flow

• Tank1\Temp

Add label for Tank1 inside rounded rectangle.

Save and close Industrial Graphic Editor.

Repeat steps 11-15, for Tank2Sym

• Tank2\Flow

• Tank2\Temp

In the Industrial Graphics pane, open the Widgets folder and double-click on Map_App to open Map_App settings.

In the Locations tab, type or drag and drop the graphic for each asset. Use Tank1Sym for Tank1 asset’s graphic. Use Tank2Sym for Tank2 asset’s graphic.

For Tank2, set the Layer to State from the drop down.

Click OK.

Create a new graphic, name it MyMap, and open in Industrial Graphic Editor.

Right-click on canvas, click on Embed Industrial Graphic.

In the Widgets folder, select and embed the Map_App widget on to the canvas and adjust the size to fill the page.

Edit the widget property for the Map_App widget as below:

• ConfigName = Default

• CurrentZoom = 5

• InitialLatitude = 33

• InitialLongitude = -11

• InitialZoom = 30

Save and close Industrial Graphic Editor.

Navigate to File > New and create Frame_window.

Embed the MyMap graphic on to the frame window created in step 19.

Close and save the window.

Fast switch to WindowViewer and then open the window containing the MyMap graphic.

Click the - button to zoom out.