| Question | Answer | |----------|--------| | | It’s discontinued. For legacy support, try Pro-Face/Schneider’s legacy downloads (login required) or contact support. New projects should use GP-Pro EX. | | How do I convert a QuickDesigner project to GP-Pro EX? | GP-Pro EX has a conversion tool (Project Converter) for .prx/.qds files. Some manual adjustments may be needed. | | What file extension does it use? | .prx (project file), .qds (older). | | Does it run on Windows 10/11? | Older versions may have issues. Try running in compatibility mode (Win XP SP3) as administrator. | | How to transfer a project to HMI? | Via serial (RS232), USB (if HMI supports), or Ethernet (depending on model). Use the “Transfer” menu in QuickDesigner. | | How to create a tag/address? | Use the Tag Editor. Define tag name, PLC type, address, data type. | | Alarm setup? | Use Alarm Editor → set trigger address, message, priority, history options. |
Traditionally associated with PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) environments, it allows engineers to design interactive touchscreens for machinery. quickdesigner
This is a programming tool for originally developed by Total Control Products (later acquired by GE Fanuc and Schneider Electric). | Question | Answer | |----------|--------| | |
The Evolution of QuickDesigner: Bridging Data and Design In the landscape of industrial automation and data visualization, has long served as a critical bridge between complex data systems and user-friendly visual interfaces. Whether you are navigating legacy HMI (Human-Machine Interface) systems or leveraging modern data integration platforms, understanding the capabilities of this software is essential for streamlining reporting and operational workflows. What is QuickDesigner? | | How do I convert a QuickDesigner project to GP-Pro EX