SCADA Functions

Curve Display

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 Curve Display

 Trends of analogue
and digital signals

 Zoom/Scroll

 Transition memory
(1ms resolution up to 4 days –
without any engineering)

 Ruler function for

value / time

 Up to 12 process-
variables within one curve

All
properties adjustable via dialogue
and storable in profiles

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 Curve Display

 Ordinate splitting
 Chart recorder emulation

 Display of certain stati, e.g.

 invalid
 Limit violation

 Display of future data

 Prognoses Trend thermal load of two successive weeks
60
 Schedules
50

 Time offset 40

 Comparison of different day- or week 30

characteristics 20

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 Curve Display

 The curve displays data from

 RAM-archive
 1ms resolution

 Recording duration: max. 4 days

 Spontaneous

 All value or state changes are stored automatically – without any engineering

 Cyclic archive
 Cyclic archive data

 Minimum archive period: 1 s

 Parameterization for every process variable

 Recording duration: unlimited

 Curve archive
 Spontaneous curve archive

 Parameterization for every process variable

 Recording duration: unlimited

 Max. 8 Mio. events per day

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 Drag & Drop

 Drag & Drop from all displays into curves

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 Curve Display

 Scales for every curve channel, optional in channels colour

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 Curve Display

 Flooding

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 Curve Display

 Cumulative Curves
 accumulation (=arranging on top of each other) of curve channels
 Only for the same dimensions (-text of the curves channels)

 Modus selectable via context menu

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 Curve Display

 Cumulative curves
Standard: Cumulative representation:
Channels cover each other Channels on top of each other

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 Curve Display

 Display of parameterized limits

Alert limit

Warning limit

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 Curve Display

 Cyclic display of curve data

 e.g.. for hours, days, months display

Point of start Point of end

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 Curve Display

 CSV Export/Import of curve data

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 Property Dialogue

 All properties can be stored in a Profile

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 Curve Display

 Ruler function for exact reading of the values

Ruler

Time of ruler
Values
of ruler

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 Curve Display

 Zoom range
by drawing a
rectangle

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 Curve Display

 250 SCALA offers two possibilities for displaying curves

 Standard curve in a window
 Display per button

 Curve in a process view

 Embedded curve object (curve control)

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 Lesson: Curve control in a Process Picture

 Task
 Apply the so called “curve control” in the picture Training\Plant
 Process variables: U, I

 Time range: 10 minutes

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 Lesson: Curve Display with Button

 Task
 A curve display has to be popped up with a button
 Process variables: U, I

 Time range: 10 minutes

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 Lesson: Curve Display with Button

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 Lesson: Curve Display with PV-Group

 Task
 Apply a button-element in the picture Training\Plant
 PV-Group containing U, I

 Time range: 10 minutes

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 Lesson: Curve Display with PV-Group

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 Lesson: Cycled Curve Display

 Task
 The curve display need be altered to display the trend in a cyclic way
 Cycle time 1 minute
 The current cycle and the last two cycles shall be displayed

1st cycle 2nd cycle Current

cycle

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