The ADP shown bellow is simply the softADP ActiveX control embedded into this web page. This is almost identical
to the ActiveX Control (.ocx file) that would be installed and used inside
the human-machine interface (HMI) program. Some of the functionality of
softADP can be seen here in your Web browser, but the real power of softADP
comes out when embedded in your HMI application.
The "Output" label demonstrates the value output by softADP.
These "Outputs" are customized for each application.
The flashing lights indicate areas that are in alarm. There is a drilldown
menu configurable for each button.
Acknowledgment is normally sent to the softADP from the HMI application.
However, in this demonstration softADP will acknowledge alarms corresponding
to the "Output" displayed and the lights will go solid.
To get back to the main menu from the drilldown menu click the "Main
Menu" keys. If you want to play with the alarms again (make them
blink again), refresh the Web page in your browser.
