Mode Selector | Dynamic SVG | WinCC Unified & V8

Dynamic SVG

About Mode Selector

The Mode Selector is a high-performance Dynamic SVG component designed specifically for modern industrial SCADA and HMI environments. This component provides a clear, intuitive interface for operators to toggle between operational states, such as Manual and Automatic modes, with professional visual feedback that enhances the overall user experience on the factory floor.

Key Features

• Dynamic Visual Feedback: Instant state transitions with smooth color changes based on PLC tag values.
• Industrial Design: Optimized for high-contrast environments and touch-screen operator panels.
• Seamless Integration: Native support for WinCC Unified and WinCC V8 platforms using standard SVG HMI technology.

Customization

The Mode Selector offers 5 customizable properties to match your corporate design standards. You can adjust the BasicColor to define the switch track background and use the ManualMode boolean property to toggle visibility between the Auto and Manual slider positions. Visual clarity is further enhanced by modifying the SliderColor for the physical indicators, while the ActiveLabelColor and InactiveLabelColor allow for precise control over text legibility based on the current selection state.

Use Cases

• Switching process lines between Manual and Automatic operation.
• Enabling or disabling Maintenance Mode for specific machinery.
• Toggling between Local and Remote control stations.

Compatibility

Fully compatible with WinCC Unified and WinCC V8. The component is delivered as a standard .svghmi file, allowing for a simple drag-and-drop workflow into your TIA Portal or WinCC Graphics Designer library.

⚠️ AI-Generated: This Dynamic SVG was automatically generated using AI technology. It is highly recommended to perform thorough testing and validation within a staging environment before deploying this component in critical production systems.

⚠️ AI-Generated: This dynamic svg was automatically generated using AI technology. It may contain errors or unexpected behavior. Users are responsible for testing and validating before using in production environments.