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Overview

High Performance is a design approach that turns traditional displays into intuitive information with actionable intelligence.  It displays information in a simple color style to help make it easier to understand the project status. 

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To map an added symbol to a runtime object, double-click on the symbol to display its supported properties.

Each symbol has Even though symbols have different runtime properties, but they all can have similar appearances (such as color) according to the state they are in. In the example below, every symbol that is On, Open, Running, or Energized appears white to indicate that the item is in a similar behavior on their appearance"running" state. Since they are all in a similar state, they would each be mapped to the Value "1".

Value = 0 // Off/De-energized/Idle/Stopped/Closed
Value = 1 // On/Energized/Running/Open
Value = 2 // Disabled/Out of Service

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This symbol acts as an indicator for the alarm state of a specific tag. It can display the alarm priority level (low, medium, and or high), and it has 3 different possible color configurations according to the Alarm Statedepending on the status of the alarm state. See image below. 

There is a tag property called AlarmPriorityEnum that The AlarmPriorityEnum property is used for animating the Alarm Indicator symbol. The Enum property has the following settings:

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Number in Symbol:
-	1: Priority High (2)
-	2: Priority Medium (1)
-	3: Priority Low (0)

Outer Border and inner element:
-	Border static and Element blinking: Alarm is active
-	Border static and Element static: Alarm is acked
-	No Border and Element blinking: Alarm is normalized
-	No Border and No Element: Alarm not active

To illustrate the behaviors described above, the The following images demonstrates demonstrate the display's appearance when an alarm is in an active state.