There are more than eleven components in the Component pane. In this swimming pool level control and light control system, each block combines with several components.

For detailed configuration for each component, refer to the section Components pane.

Configuration for Analog Bar

In this example, the tank is used for water storage. When the swimming pool water level under the target waterline, the system will give an alarm to the user. The user needs to open the Water valve A manually to inject water from the tank. For the tank block, it contains Image and Analog Bar components.

Below is just an example screenshot for configuring Analog Bar.

Configuration for Switch Button

In this example, Water valve A is used for connecting tank and swimming pool to control the swimming pool level. When the swimming pool water level under the target waterline, the system will give an alarm to the user. The user needs to open the Water valve A to inject water from the tank manually. For the Water valve A block, it contains Text, Rectangle and Switch Button components.

Below is just an example screenshot for configuring Switch Button.

Configuration for Analog Value

In this example, swimming pool use the water-level sensor to monitor the actual water level. When the swimming pool water level under the target waterline, the system will give an alarm to the user. This water lever monitor panel also can show the total time and time remain for injecting water. For this panel, it contains Text, Rectangle and Analog Value components.

Below is just an example screenshot for configuring Analog Value.

Configuration for Analog Slider

In this example, these two sliders are representing target waterline and time remain for injecting water. For these sliders, they contain Text, Rectangle and Analog Slider components.

Below is just an example screenshot for configuring Analog Slider.