Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Christian Strömsdörfer

Frank Volkmann

Franz-Josef Götz

Wolfgang Riedl

Benjamin Kohler

Michael Wieczorek

Jürgen Haardörfer

Edgar Frank

Jörg Middel

Sebastian Wittig

Rainer Förtsch

An electronic display apparatus comprising a control device and an electronic display panel that can be turned off by the control device. In order to support an energy-saving state in which information can continue to be displayed at least to a certain extent, an electrochromic display is additionally provided that is switchable into different display states by the control device. The invention furthermore relates to an installation appertaining to automation technology, and to a method for operating an electronic display apparatus.

Electronic display apparatus, installation pertaining to automation technology, and method for operating an electronic display apparatus

A method for controlling runtime behavior of processes of an automation system is provided. A priority is assigned to each of the processes, wherein an operating system of the automation system assigns runtime to the processes as a function of their priority. A scheduling service monitors starting and ending of all processes, wherein the highest priority available in the operating system is assigned to the scheduling service. Metadata is assigned to at least one process, the data including at least one rule on the priority of the process. The scheduling service analyzes the metadata and registers the process for monitoring when starting a process to which metadata is assigned, wherein the scheduling service monitors the registered processes for compliance with the at least one rule per process, and wherein the scheduling service modifies the priorities of the registered processes, the at least one rule of which is in non-compliance, according to the rule.

Control of the runtime behavior of processes

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Nürnberg, Germany

Christian Strömsdörfer