Content:

The intention of this sample is to provide the basic structure of an application, which uses various of object types and displays to get familiar with the integrated access control in atvise.

Components:

Object Types -> machine

Object Types -> Engine

Object Types -> Pump

DISPLAYS -> USER -> Machine A

DISPLAYS -> USER -> Machine B

DISPLAYS -> SYSTEM -> Settings

DISPLAYS -> Main

Global Parameters -> onColor

Global Parameters -> offColor

OBJECTS -> Machine A

OBJECTS -> Machine B

atvise® version:

3.13

Content:

The intention of this sample is to provide the basic structure of an application, which uses various of object types an can be used to get familiar with the integrated version control in atvise.

Components:

ObjectTypes -> Conveyor_Belt

ObjectTypes -> Engine

ObjectTypes -> Pump

Library -> PROJECT -> Display Scripts -> AlarmIndication

Library -> PROJECT -> Display Scripts -> indication

OBJECTS -> Conveyor_Belt

OBJECTS -> Pump

OBJECTS -> Engine

atvise® version:

3.13

Content:

The intention of this sample is to provide the basic structure of an application, which uses object types, group alarms and displays. In this case the application will simulate a production line with multiple conveyor belts.

Components:

Object Types -> Conveyor_Belt

OBJECTS -> Conveyor_Belts -> BELT_001

OBJECTS -> Conveyor_Belts -> BELT_002

OBJECTS -> Conveyor_Belts -> BELT_003

OBJECTS -> Conveyor_Belts -> BELT_004

OBJECTS -> Conveyor_Belts -> BELT_005

DISPLAYS -> MAIN -> Conveyor_Belts

Alarming -> Groups -> Belt Alarm

Library -> PROJECT -> Display Scripts -> AlarmIndication

Library -> PROJECT -> Display Scripts -> indication

atvise® version:

3.13

Content:

call a sample REST service and put the response on a display

Hint:
For the example, use "set anonymous and NTLM users as project administrator" under the Access Control menu. This will make the atvise Live example work without setting any defined permission for it.

Imported Display:
Agent > Displays > System > RestDisplay

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

This example shows how to get local IP from clients and forward it to a specific display.

Hint:
For the example, use "set anonymous and NTLM users as project administrator" under the Access Control menu. This will make the atvise Live example work without setting any defined permission for it.

The following sample displays will be created:

• Displays > Main > Startpage
• Displays > Main > Local
• Displays > Main > Testmachine
• Displays > Main > undefined

The following webMI-Method-Scripts will be created:

• Library > Project > webMI Method Scripts > forward Client
• Library > Project > webMI Method Scripts > Get_IP

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

This library element contains a QuickDynamic that forwards directs to a display based on the client device - either desktop or mobile -  when starting the visualization.

Target system:
webMI + SCADA

Add the QuickDynamic "AutoForward" to your Default display. When starting/reloading the visualization the client will be forwarded to the "Default_Mobile" or "Default_PC" display depending on the device used to access the HMI.

Hint:
For the example, use "set anonymous and NTLM users as project administrator" under the Access Control menu. This will make the atvise Live example work without setting any defined permission for it.

Included Nodes:

Name: Default_PC
Type: Display
Path: Servers > My Server > DISPLAYS

Name: Default_Mobile
Type: Display
Path: Servers > My Server > DISPLAYS

Name: AutoForward
Type: QuickDynamic
Path: Library > PROJECT > Quick Dynamics

atvise® version:

3.13

Content:

The getSessionUsers script logs all sessions to a string node, the SessionTable control displays a list of the logged sessions.

Target system:
SCADA

Every 10 seconds the getSessionUsers script browses through all
sessions and adds them to session_user_string:

ip1|user1,ip2|user2,

SessionTable shows all Sessions.

Hint:
For the example, use "set anonymous and NTLM users as project administrator" under the Access Control menu. This will make the atvise Live example work without setting any defined permission for it.

Included Nodes:

Name: getSessionUsers
Type: Script
Path: Servers > My Server > OBJECTS

Name: session_user_string
Type: Node (String)
Path: Servers > My Server > OBJECTS

Name: SessionTable
Type: Display
Path: Library > PROJECT > Object Displays

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

The intention of this sample is to show how to integrate webMI into any HTML page. In this case the sample contains a HTML Page with a table where you can set the values of the sample nodes int1, int2, int3.

Call up the 'test.htm' in your browser by entering the address e.g. "http://localhost/test.htm" and click on 'SET' in the table. Now a alert box appears, you can set the new value of the node.

Target system:
webMI + SCADA

Hint:
For the example, use "set anonymous and NTLM users as project administrator" under the Access Control menu. This will make the atvise Live example work without setting any defined permission for it.

Included Nodes:

Name: test.htm
Type: HTML-File
Path: Library > PROJECT > Resources

Name: int1
Type: Node (Int32)
Path: Servers > My Server > OBJECTS

Name: int2
Type: Node (Int32)
Path: Servers > My Server > OBJECTS

Name: int3
Type: Node (Int32)
Path: Servers > My Server > OBJECTS

atvise® version:
3.13