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Expert Guidelines for GUI Design in Operations Panels

Learn about types of GUIs, standards, design principles, color schemes, icons, and alarm levels for operation panels. Ensure effective and user-friendly interface design.

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Expert Guidelines for GUI Design in Operations Panels

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  1. Guidelines forGraphical User InterfacesOperation PanelsJune 27th, 2011Johannes Gutleber R. Gutleber J. Gutleber

  2. Types of GUIs • Supervisory Panels • For Operations • WinCC OA • ProShell Procedures • For machine development (machine physics mode) • Interactive applications • C# WPF • Expert applications • For operations • Custom applications • Third party • Existing applications J. Gutleber

  3. Standards and Applied Guidelines • EN 60601-1-1 & -8 apply for medical device parts • To date not possible to make absolute separation concerning GUIs • Consequently, norm applies to all operation GUIs • Norm is implemented via SCADA toolkit (WinCC OA & Navigator) • FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) Human Factors Design Standard 2003, updated. Feb. 24, 2011 • NASA Space Shuttle Cockpit design description • US Army TM 5-601, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Systems for Command, Control, Communications, Computer, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Facilities, 2006 • US Defense Information Systems Color Display Design Guide • Canadian Command Decision Aiding Technology (COMDAT) Operator-Machine Interface (OMI) Style Guide J. Gutleber

  4. Design Principles • Designed for ambient low-light operation • Neutral background, many screens in control rooms • Improve readability to reduce eye fatigue • High contrast to achieve quick and unambiguous identification of exceptional situations • Standardize visual language • Reduced (max. 7), defined colour coding • Standardized icon set • Designed for “watch” rather than “continuous interaction” J. Gutleber

  5. Color Scheme J. Gutleber

  6. Color Language Dark Blue Background • Light blue gray Panel labels • WhiteNominaldata • Light green Panel title and navigation Data fields that can be changed • RedHi priority alarm, error, failure • YellowMedium priority alarm • CyanLow priority alarm or information Missing data • Orange Actual and set data mismatch J. Gutleber

  7. Icons • For applications • Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 standard icon library • Made available to developers in SVN • For important information compliant with EN 60601-1 J. Gutleber

  8. Alarm Level Categories J. Gutleber

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