SCADA key features


SCADA User interface

• Keyboard
• Mouse
• Trackball
• Touch screen

SCADA Graphics displays

• Customer-configurable, object orientated and bit mapped
• Unlimited number of pages
• Resolution: up to 1280 × 1024 with millions of colors

SCADA Alarms

• Client server architecture
• Time stamped alarms to 1 millisecond precision (or better)
• Single network acknowledgment and control of alarms
• Alarms are shared to all clients
• Alarms displayed in chronological order
• Dynamic allocation of alarm pages
• User-defined formats and colors
• Up to four adjustable trip points for each analog alarm
• Deviation and rate of change monitoring for analog alarms
• Selective display of alarms by category (256 categories)
• Historical alarm and event logging
• Context-sensitive help
• On-line alarm disable and threshold modification
• Event-triggered alarms
• Alarm-triggered reports
• Operator comments can be attached to alarms

SCADA Trends

• Client server architecture
• True trend printouts not screen dumps
• Rubber band trend zooming
• Export data to DBF, CSV files
• X/Y plot capability
• Event based trends
• Pop-up trend display
• Trend gridlines or profiles
• Background trend graphics
• Real-time multi-pen trending
• Short and long term trend display
• Length of data storage and frequency of monitoring can be specified on a per-point basis
• Archiving of historical trend data
• On-line change of time-base without loss of data
• On-line retrieval of archived historical trend data
• Exact value and time can be displayed
• Trend data can be graphically represented in real-time

SCADA RTU (and PLC) interface

• All compatible protocols included as standard
• DDE drivers supported
• Interface also possible for RTUs, loop controllers, bar code readers and other equipment
• Driver toolkit available
• Operates on a demand basis instead of the conventional predefined scan method
• Optimization of block data requests to PLCs
• Rationalization of network user data requests
• Maximization of PLC highway bandwidth

SCADA Scalability

• Additional hardware can be added without replacing or modifying existing equipment
• Limited only by the PLC architecture (typically 300 to 40 000 points)

SCADA Access to data

• Direct, real-time access to data by any network user
• Third-party access to real-time data, e.g. Lotus 123 and Excel
• Network DDE
• DDE compatibility: read, write and exec
• DDE to all IO device points
• Clipboard

SCADA Database

• ODBC driver support
• Direct SQL commands or high level reporting

SCADA Networking

• Supports all NetBIOS compatible networks such as NetWare, LAN Manager, Windows for Workgroups, Windows NT (changed from existing)
• Support protocols NetBEUI, IPX/SPX, TCP/IP and more
• Centralized alarm, trend and report processing – data available from anywhere in the network
• Dual networks for full LAN redundancy
• No network configuration required (transparent)
• May be enabled via single check box, no configuration
• LAN licensing is based on the number of users logged onto the network, not the number of nodes on the network
• No file server required
• Multi-user system, full communication between operators
• RAS and WAN supported with high performance
• PSTN dial up support

SCADA Fault tolerance and redundancy

• Dual networks for full LAN redundancy
• Redundancy can be applied to specific hardware
• Supports primary and secondary equipment configurations
• Intelligent redundancy allows secondary equipment to contribute to processing load
• Automatic changeover and recovery
• Redundant writes to PLCs with no configuration
• Mirrored disk I/O devices
• Mirrored alarm servers
• Mirrored trend servers
• File server redundancy
• No configuration required, may be enabled via single check box, no configuration

SCADA Client/server distributed processing

• Open architecture design
• Real-time multitasking
• Client/server fully supported with no user configuration
• Distributed project updates (changes reflected across network)

• Concurrent support of multiple display nodes
• Access any tag from any node
• Access any data (trend, alarm, report) from any node


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