How to make Momentary Switch in HMI?

Alright, so let's see how we can create a push button now. You can see that in this element section we don't have a push button specifically we have switch, bar, date, this is like graphics, symbolic button, an IO. So we will use a normal button element here. Alright, now this button can be assigned to various different functions. So let's first rename this button and name it as "Start" Okay. Now you have to double click the button and you will see its properties here, right in the properties you will see there is no tag tag option alright, unlike the switch button, there is no tag option. So what you can do is you can just go to the events of this button. Now in the event of this button you'll find click alright, you'll find press, release, activate. So let me take press so when we press the button so here I can add some function and the function I would write "set while key pressed" alright because the push buttons are the momentary button says you have to turn on something when it is pressed, not when it is released. Okay, so cick this function, and here you have to give the tag now, now you have the tag option. So typically go to tag 1 of my PLC and selected here. So my tag 1 is given to this button. Now all you have to do is just download in your HMI. And we will see that, overwrite all , load. And hence you will see the HMI, it's being downloaded. And let's check the monitoring screen and the HMI here. Now again, I go to screen 0. So this is my Start. So initially, you can see here this button was pressed before. Now you will notice this button act as a push button. Okay, so let me just open it again. So when I press it, output is on, if I release it, output is off. Okay, so this is like a push button. That's like your normal push button. That's how you can assign a push button function to the normal button in HMI. I hope this makes sense. And similarly you can also use this button to work as a toggle button. We'll see that in the next video. Thank you