Menu
Introduction
The user menu is managed in this screen. The menu is structured hierarchically; similar to in the ETS, you can e.g., create a building structure with floors and rooms. The room is then assigned with the information required for operating. A unique menu structure can be created for every user.

The menu comprises three main items:
Menu items can be combined as required. However, switching lines and screens can not contain any additional sub-items.
Menu items and screens
There are the following menu items/special screens: In the HomeServer Expert, the construction of the parameters of all items is identical. There are only extra bars for the special parameters and special screens.
Import/Export templates
Any branch of the menu can be exported as a template. This allows you to use branches from menus in other projects. When importing a template, all objects used are queried. If the template is imported into another project then all objects must be manually assigned. All icons and modules used can be stored in the template. These are therefore also available in other projects.
User menu and tool bar
Menu items can be created or changed via the tool bar or the user menu. The user menu is called up from within the tree structure (to the left in the window) by the right mouse button; the following functions are available, depending on the respective context:
Menu page
A menu page can have subentries.
The header can be controlled by communication objects. The text and icon can be dynamically changed.
There is a separate description for this.
Display value/Run command
This menu item is used for running commands. e.g. "Light ON/OFF". The second part of the text and the icon can be dynamically controlled. Any number of commands can be assigned.
Camera screen
This menu type is used for displaying a camera picture. There are five control knobs on a camera page; these knobs are in the navigation bar underneath the camera picture and a command can be assigned to each. Actuating these control knobs executes the commands.

Camera
The camera displayed in the menu is assigned here.
Commands 1 to 5
The commands are assigned here.
Command 1 is in position 2 from the left in the navigation bar.
Display screen
Yes: The camera picture is shown as a motion picture.
Attention: The motion picture is not shown in HTML in the internet browser. This mode is only possible in the client program.
NO: The picture is refreshed in cycles according to the interval (refresh) time.
Interval in seconds
The picture is called up from the camera at these intervals.
Icon 1 to 5
These icons are shown in the navigation bar.
Icon 1 is in position 2 from the left in the navigation bar.
Universal timer screen
The screen for a universal timer is hereby embedded into the menu.
The commands that are triggered by the weekly timer
are stored in the master data of the universal timer.
The settings are made with the HomeServer running.
Timer screen
ATTENTION: The timer is no longer included from the next upgrade onwards!
It has been replaced by the universal timer.

The screen for a weekly timer is hereby embedded into the menu.
The commands that are triggered by the weekly timer are stored in the master data of the timer.
Enter value screen
The screen for a value entry screen is hereby embedded into the menu.
Values of communication objects in the HomeServer and in the EIB can be changed in this screen.
Only numerical values can be currently entered. Example: Set temperature of living room
Communication object
Communication object to be changed.
Min. value
Minimum possible value that can be entered in the screen
Max. value
Maximum possible value that can be entered in the screen
Unit of value
This text is displayed in the value entry screen after the entered value.
e.g. °C
Number of decimal places
The number of decimal places that can be displayed and determined.
Screen: Calendar of holidays
The screen for the calendar of holidays is assigned by this.
Every calendar of holiday is set in the master data and assigned here.
The holidays are set via this menu item with the HomeServer running.
Screen: Calendar of public holiday
The screen for the calendar of public holidays is assigned by this.
There is a calendar of public holidays for each month. One month can be assigned to each screen.
In order to display all calendars of public holidays within the menu you therefore require 12 menu items.
The public holidays are set via this menu item with the HomeServer running.
Set date/time screen
The date and time can be changed in this screen.
This screen is required when the date and time on the HomeServer is not synchronized via the EIB or the internet.
The parameters can be set via Project/Time synchronization.
Buddy list screen
The buddy list screen is assigned by this.
This list shows all users currently logged into the HomeServer.
Message archive screen
This screen shows the content of a message archive.
A message archive contains text messages, e.g. Heating faults. The content is defined in the program item Message archive.
Text messages with the date/time of their creation are displayed in this menu item with the HomeServer running. The list is displayed in descending order.
Camera archive
This screen shows the content of a camera archive.
A camera archive contains stored camera pictures. The content is defined in the program item Camera archive.
The stored pictures with the date/time of their creation are displayed in this menu item with the HomeServer running.
Diagram
This menu item shows archived data as curves, e.g. Temperature curve.
The values are always plotted against the time (x-axis).
Up to 4 curves can be displayed simultaneously.
Two different types of diagram are possible.
The content is defined in the program item Archive. The data are collected in the archives.

Archive
The data archive is assigned here. Data from this archive form the diagrams.
Type (diagram)
The basic type of the diagram is selected here.
Type (period of time)
This sets the period of time (x-axis) shown in the diagram.
Time in minutes
This value defines the time axis. The filed must always be filled in together with the segment size or the total time.
Examples for the various designs based on the time type segment size:
Design Number of
segments
Entered
time in mins.
Displayed
total time
GIRA240 20 10 200 mins.
GIRA640 45 10 450 mins.
GIRA800 60 10 600 mins.
GIRA1024 90 10 900 mins.
GIRA1024V 90 10 900 mins.
GIRA1024x6 90 10 900 mins.
Curve 1 to curve 4
Curve 1 to curve 4: The single values from the archive are assigned here.
Average/Minimum/Maximum: The value used in forming the curve is set here.
Title
Title of the diagram
X/Y-axis
Title of the axes
Title of curve 1 to curve 4:
Name of the single curves as a legend in the diagram