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Simple
bezel background created using Paint.Net (see 'Links'). Active
components are placed on top. |
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Sample
screen with various bar, numeric, graph, dial, icon and link displays.
Clicking on an icon such as a valve toggles the state of its data
point. Dragging a bar changes the data point value. Clicking on a dial
or numeric value allows entering a new value for the data point.
Clicking on a link displays the linked panel. The icons were drawn
using 'Paint.net' (see Links) but may be any ~.gif or ~.bmp image.
Clicking on a graph brings up
the graph scope window shown below. |
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Samples
of graphs. |
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Graph
Scope - clicking on any graph brings this up allowing pan and zoom to
view historical values. The time and value at the cursor are displayed.
This window can be re-sized to view various degrees of detail. |
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To
create or edit a panel, select a graphic object and click on the panel
to place it. |
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The
bar display using various options. |
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The
Modbus interface. Simply enter the tag names and the register addresses.
The data points are automatically grouped to make efficient use of the
Modbus protocols. |
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To
log data to Excel compatible (csv) files, simply enter the tag names in
the list. |
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Email
alarms - send the email message when the tag value becomes true. |