HMI Reports Training in Lake Forest, CA on Dec 18-19, 2012 [Update]

UPDATE: Rescheduled to Dec 18-19, 2012.

An HMI Reports training class has been scheduled for Dec 17-18 18-19, 2012 at our training facility in Lake Forest, California.

Click here to register for the classes.

This is a 2-day, instructor-led course that is designed to provide you with an understanding of the role of the HMI Reports software in gathering data from Historians, InTouch, and other applications to facilitate information integration and generate automated reports.

The course is designed to provide you with the skills to leverage the capabilities of the HMI Reports software to connect with InTouch and the Wonderware Historian, to create queries associated with real-time and historical data, and to publish the resulting reports on the web.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Create HMI Reports projects to contain a variety of report definitions
• Connect to an InTouch application and build a basic numeric and graphic report
• Connect to Wonderware Historian and build a report to query real-time data, historical data and summary data from the Historian
• Configure the HMI Reports built-in Historian
• Connect to an I/O server
• Distribute on-demand, scheduled and event-triggered reports via e-mail and to the web
• Access reports on the web - user (data consumer function)
• Purge and archive reports (admin. functions)

Audience

Plant floor operators and managers, system and database administrators, system integrators, and other individuals who need to use the HMI Reports software in their manufacturing processes

 

Prerequisites

The prerequisites for this course are:

• InTouch Software – Part 1 Course
• Fundamentals of the Wonderware Historian and ActiveFactory Software Course

 

Course Outline

 

Module 1 - Introduction
    Section 1 – Course Introduction
    Section 2 – HMI Reports Overview
    Section 3 – System Requirements, Licensing and Support

 

Module 2 - Logging and Reporting Data
    Section 1 – Create a Project
    Section 2 – Communication Protocols

Module 3 - Building Reports
    Section 1 – Introduction to HMI Reports Designer Studio
    Section 2 – Enhance the Look and Feel of Your Report
    Section 3 – Batching Reports

Module 4 - Report Generation Options
    Section 1 – Dynamic Report Generator
    Section 2 – Report Output Types
    Section 3 – Scheduled and Event-Driven Reports3

Module 5 - Wonderware HMI Reports Web Portal
    Section 1 – HMI Reports Web Portal