You can use the arrow buttons to define the ; the language with the lowest number will be the default when the HMI starts.
| What's free | What requires extra cost/license | |--------------------------------|----------------------------------| | Switching between 2-5 languages | Advanced Unicode fonts (e.g., Russian, Thai) – check if your panel supports them | | All built-in system texts | Runtime language change via PLC logic (needs scripting anyway) | | Button, label, alarm texts | Voice/speech output in multiple languages | --- Wincc Flexible Smart V3 Change Language -FREE-
The reference language is the baseline language you initially configure the project in. For example, you might configure the entire HMI in English first, then add Chinese as the editing language and translate all English texts into Chinese. WinCC Flexible SMART supports multilingual configuration for practically all objects that display text during runtime. You can use the arrow buttons to define
Click on the button to highlight it. In the properties window at the bottom of the screen, navigate to the tab and select Press or Click . 3. Assign the SetLanguage Function Step A: Enable Project Languages
The HMI is missing fonts capable of rendering specific characters (like Cyrillic or Asian logograms), or the translation cell is completely blank.
| Language | LCID (Decimal) | LCID (Hex) | |----------|----------------|-------------| | Chinese (Simplified) | 2052 | 0x0804 | | English (US) | 1033 | 0x0409 | | German | 1031 | 0x0407 | | French | 1036 | 0x040C | | Russian | 1049 | 0x0419 |
Follow these steps to allow an operator to switch languages on the HMI panel during operation. Step A: Enable Project Languages