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To change the language in WinCC flexible SMART V3 , you can follow these steps for either the software interface (where you work) or the runtime (what the HMI displays). 1. Changing the Software Interface Language
If you want to change the language of the menus and toolbars in the engineering software: ) menu in the top menu bar. In the "Settings" dialog box, double-click on in the left-hand navigation tree. User Interface Language
Select your preferred language from the list of pre-installed options and click --- Wincc Flexible Smart V3 Change Language -FREE-
If the language you need is not listed, you must reinstall the software and select the additional languages during the setup process by choosing the Modify/Change Program 2. Changing the HMI Runtime Language
If you want to allow the HMI operator to switch between different languages during operation: Define Project Languages: In the Project Tree (left pane), navigate to Languages & resources and then double-click Project languages To change the language in WinCC flexible SMART
. Check the boxes for the languages you want to include in your project. Enable Runtime Languages: Navigate to Runtime settings Language & font
. Here, enable the specific languages that will be transferred to the HMI device. Configure a Switch Button: Place a button on an HMI screen. In the button's Properties and select a trigger like Add the system function SetLanguage Choose a specific language for the button or use to cycle through all enabled runtime languages. Troubleshooting
For more detailed technical guides, you can visit the official Siemens Industry Online Support for bulk translation using Excel?
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Troubleshooting
- If you encounter issues, check the Siemens support website for specific instructions, FAQs, or forums related to WinCC Flexible Smart V3.
- Ensure your software and HMI device firmware are up to date.
This guide provides a general approach. For precise steps or if you're dealing with a specific challenge, referring to the official Siemens documentation or contacting their support might be necessary.
✅ Final Checklist for a Free Implementation
- [ ] Languages enabled in project settings.
- [ ] All user texts translated (use Excel import).
- [ ] At least one button with
SetLanguage()script. - [ ] Tested in simulation mode.
- [ ] Downloaded to panel – works without any license key.
Part 2: Runtime Settings (Automatic Switching)
To make the HMI remember the language or switch automatically:
- In the project tree, go to Project > Runtime Settings.
- Look for the Language tab or General tab.
- You can assign the
Language_IDvariable you created to control the startup language, or simply rely on the button created in Part 1.