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1.3.4 Displaying SCADA screens
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One of the most important features of the client is its ability to display SCADA screens defined
and designed in the editor, both local and remote. You can display any SCADA screen defined directly
from the "Screens" button on the toolbar.
SCADA screens basically consist of a background image (which may or may not exist and is
therefore white) and a series of controls placed on it. The information provided by a SCADA screen is
updated on an ongoing basis. It acts on the basis of two main types of controls, those displaying some
kind of data and those which require or allow user intervention.
The display controls simply show information on the screen. There are various types of
information which may or may not vary over time depending on the type of control. For example, a
formula varies over time depending on the values of the variables that make it up, and conversely a
static image is always fixed. Display controls are:
• Text control
• Image control
• Date control
• Formula control
• Filler control
• Conditioned control
• Flood fill control
• Dynamic image control
• Analogue bar control
• Embedded graphic control
• Primitive control
For scope and detailed operation of these controls see the SCADA screens editing manual
section.
Click on the action controls to use them. When on a control action since the cursor will change
to a hand with the index finger extended, rather than the typical arrow.
The typical action control lets you change your SCADA screen and provides a simple and
intuitive way to navigate through the designed application. Action controls are:
• Screen control
• Report control
• Device control
• Graph / table Control
• Active events control
• Event view control
• Execution Control
• Forcing variables control
For scope and detailed operation of these controls see the SCADA screens editing manual
section.
All SCADA features are shown on the screen and are fully dependent on the design used when
defining the controls.
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- POWERSTUDIO 1
- USER MANUAL 3 / 4 1
- CONTENTS 4
- LOG OF REVISIONS 5
- 1.1.- WEB SERVER 6
- 1.2.- JAVA CLIENT 8
- 1.2.1. Status Bar 9
- 1.2.2 Menu Bar 10
- "Devices" Menu 11
- Events Menu 11
- "General" Menu 11
- 1.2.3 Toolbar 12
- Server connection window 14
- ”Language” Menu 15
- Graph properties 15
- 1.2.6 Displaying Reports 18
- Reports toolbar 19
- "Pages" Menu 19
- "Zoom” Menu 19
- Report view with a 250% zoom 19
- 1.2.8 Displaying a device 24
- Device view selection 27
- Discriminator’s view 33
- Calculated variables view 33
- Event’s view 34
- Device zone’s view 34
- 1.2.9 Making graphs 35
- Graph context menu 38
- 1.2.9.1 Zoom mode 39
- 1.2.9.2 Panning mode 42
- 1.2.9.3 Tooltip mode 44
- 1.2.9.5 Toolbar 46
- Period selection menu 47
- 1.2.9.6 Graph properties 48
- Graph properties window 49
- Selecting the line style 51
- Selecting line thickness 51
- Selecting dot type 51
- Shaft configuration window 54
- 1.2.9.7 Printing a graph 59
- 1.2.9.8 Export graph 59
- 1.2.9.9 Graph types 59
- Harmonics graph 60
- QNA waveform graph 61
- QNA event duration graph 61
- Logged events graph 62
- 1.2.10 Making tables 64
- Table properties window 65
- QNA events timetable 66
- Events history table 67
- Event duration table 67
- Active event window 71
- Reported events window 72
- 1.2.13 Tasks 73
- Scheduled tasks 74
- New task 75
- Scheduled tasks view 76
- Scheduled task pending view 77
- 1.2.14 Authentication 78
- 1.3.- HTML5 Client 80
- 1.3.1 Status bar 81
- 1.3.2 Toolbar 82
- 1.3.3 Dashboard 83
- 1.3.3.1 Widget PSS Dashboard 84
- Digital inputs and outputs 85
- General configuration 85
- Digital meter configuration 85
- Configuration of events 87
- Energy monitor 88
- Configuration of variables 88
- Circular annual graphic 89
- 1.3.5 Displaying reports 92
- 1.3.6 Making graphs 94
- Tooltip mode 97
- Toolbar of a typical graph 97
- 1.3.6.1 Graph types 98
- 1.3.7 Making tables 100
- 1.3.8 Displaying a device 101
- Device display screen 102
- Logged events table 103
- Logged events table toolbar 103
- Filtering events by group 104
- 1.3.10 Options 105
- 1.3.11 Authentication 107
- PowerStudio 109
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- CIRCUTOR, SA 110
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