Additional Scopes Procedures

This section provides additional procedures for Desigo CC Scopes related tasks.

Prerequisites

  • System Manager is in Engineering mode.
  • System Browser is in Management View.

Configure Scopes from a Partner System in a Distributed Environment

  • You have created and configured two active projects P1 on System A and P2 on System B in distribution and the distribution connection is bi-directional. For more information, see Configuring the Projects in Distribution.
  • You are logged on to the Installed Client of the originator system, for example System A and from where you want to view and configure the Scope definition of another system, for example System B, which is in distribution with System A.
  1. Select Project (System B) > System Settings > Scopes, perform the following tasks:
  1. To apply the Scope Definition as filter in another application, drag the Scope Definition onto the application in the local system, in this case System B.

 

Delete a Scope Definition or a Scope Folder

Deleting a Scope folder deletes all its children. You cannot delete the main Scopes folder.

  • At least one Scope definition or a Scope folder is available under the Scopes root folder.
  1. Select Project > System Settings > Scopes > [scope definition] or [scope folder].
  1. Click Delete .
  1. Click Yes.
  • The Scope definition or subfolder is removed from System Browser.

 

Modify a Scope Definition

  • A Scope definition is available in System Browser.
  1. Select Project > System Settings > Scopes > [scope definition].
  • Scopes displays.
  1. To replace a row, do the following:
    a. Drag a system object from the System Browser tree onto a row in Scope Rules or Scope Exceptions that you want to replace.
    b. Select Replace.
  • The new row appears having the hierarchical path of the dragged system object.
  1. To remove a row, do the following:
    a. Select a row from the Scope Rules/Scope Exceptions section that you want to delete.
    b. Click Remove Row.
  • The selected row is deleted.
    NOTE: By clicking Remove Row, you can also delete an invalid row (shown in red) containing an unknown object.
  1. To remove all invalid rows, do the following:
  • Click Remove All Invalid Entries .
    NOTE: This is enabled only when there is at least one invalid entry in the selected Scope definition.
  • The invalid entries are removed.
  1. Click Save .
  1. Click Yes.
  • The configuration changes are saved.

NOTE:
You need to reboot the management station (in closed mode) if you modify a Scope Rights configuration (for an existing/new Scope definition) associated with a user group to enable these changes.