How To Use The Indicator - XMPRO App Designer Toolbox
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In this video, you’ll learn how to configure an indicator in the XMPRO App Designer.
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welcome to another training video from
XM pro today we will be looking at the
indicator controls and how it's used in
app designer so you can see that I have
a blank page here and in the tool box
under basic there is a control called
indicator if I drag that around it just
displays a black circle what that is is
that it it can display certain status
symbols or certain flags it has a few
appearance configuration options
starting with text you can decide what
text it should display which can of
course be bound to a data source
I'm or B static for example I wanna
display number 10 inside it you will see
that it is now displaying number 10
let's increase its size for the
visibility purpose and then I will
proceed with the rest of the options let
me increase the size and as you can see
it has now increase the diameter of that
circle another option we have is to
change the the mode should it be a
circle or triangle you can choose that
and triangle have its own sizing options
like that now quickly give it a better
color so it's more visible for you hey
there we go so if you choose triangle
you also have the option of choosing
that direction which can be up right or
down any there's this this is very handy
if you want to display a trend for
example a value which has increased from
last time or decreases and if decrease
means something wrong then you would
make it a red color and show a triangle
facing downwards next to a control or a
number or any other metric
so those are a few of the options here
I'll switch back to the circle now the
other option you will see over here is
that I can choose where it should appear
on the screen for example if I want it
to be at a certain location on the
screen I can do so by giving it an x and
y value and it will appear over there
this is very handy if you want to create
some sort of an image map or a HMI view
you would also notice that all these
options are bound able so you can
actually bind them to your data source
if the data was actually coming from a
data source now let's jump into the
action options you will notice that
these look very similar to the options
that are available in a hyperlink for a
button control so I will not be going
into too much detail over here um I
recommend you watch the button or a
hyperlink video and to understand how
the navigation options work but
basically if you choose and configure
the navigation over here then when the
user clicks on this indicator he will be
navigated to the other pages as you
would configure over here now what if I
want to display that as you can see all
I can figure here was static let's say I
want to display something based on what
my dad sources returning so I have a
data repeater here already mapped to a
data source let's go ahead and configure
it to display some data and using the
indicator so we will put an indicator
over there and let's also put some text
I'm over there and I can just strip to
get this right so I have some data
coming up I want to display it let's say
I want to bind this thing what's being
returned from my data source is an asset
ID a name a health score and status so
let's say I find name over there and I
find the health score over there and
lastly it is also returning me a status
color which I'm going to choose and
buying over here so and now if I save
this and I launch it but I expect to see
is that for every asset that is returned
that indicator will display and it will
display the color or the status color as
it was written by my data source so
these are a few of the options on how
you would use the indicator control
thank you so much for watching