Content:

This atvise live component contains a CSV Import, that can be used to import a CSV file in a defined format to create Instances of Object Types, Variable Types or simply assign historical archives, templates and smoothing properties. The script itself include at the beginning a description of all columns of the CSV file and an example, which can be copied in a new created CSV file to test the functionality.

Script:

Object Type & Variable Type:

Aggregate Template: 

History Archives > Aggregate Templates > MyTemplate

atvise® version:

3.13

Content:

This atvise live component contains a library of server-side scripts for the creation of elements in the atvise project. This allows nodes, archives, alarms, data sources or mirroring properties to be created automatically via script. The example uses the OPC UA test server (which is part of the atvise installation) for this purpose.

Library:

PROJECT -> Script Library -> Library -> alarm

PROJECT -> Script Library -> Library -> helper

PROJECT -> Script Library -> Library -> history

PROJECT -> Script Library -> Library -> mirror

PROJECT -> Script Library -> Library -> objects

PROJECT -> Menu Script -> Example

Object Types:

EngineType

atvise® version:

3.13

Content:

Create "MirrorOnDemand" by Script for all mirrored nodes that have "mirrorInput" or "MirrorInputoutput".

"With "MirrorOnDemand" a variable with a "MirrorInput" or "MirrorInputOutput" will only be updated with values from the data source when the variable is subscribed from a currently opened display in a browser. If the variable is not subscribed at least once, the value will not be updated and the status of the variable is set to UncertainLastUsableValue."

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 Resources:

   - Library > Project > Menu Scripts > MirrorOnDemandAll

to trigger the script:

    - navigate to Library > Project > Menu Scripts,
    - open the script "MirrorOnDemandAll"
    - press the "play" button

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

Create a data archive by Script with entered name in dialog box.

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 Resources
- Library > PROJECT > Menu Scripts > CreateArchive

to trigger the script:
    - navigate to Library -> PROJECT -> Menu Scripts,
    - open the script "CreateArchive"
    - press the "play" button
    - Enter the history name in the dialog box value

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

Create a OPC UA data source by script with all its properties

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 Resources:
    - Library > Project > Menu Scripts > CreateDatasource

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

This example browses the remote datasource and logs node addresses with properties.

There are two ways how this script can be used: via the context menu direct in the engineering tool or via another script.
In the first case the script can be triggered via a rightclick on the datasource in the project tree, followed by "Node Action" -> "PROJECT" -> BrowseRemoteDatasource.
(By using this way, there is no need for specifying a datasource-name)

If the script is called by an other script, the datasource-name can be specified.
In any case the startAdress needs to be provided.

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 Resources:
Library > Project > Menu Scripts > BrowseRemoteDatasource

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

Searches for mirror properties of nodes

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 Menu-Scripts will be created:

• Library > Project > Menu Scripts > SearchMirrorProperties

atvise® version:

3.13

Content:

Menu script that searches for historical references of nodes.

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 Menu-Scripts will be created:

• Library > Project > Menu Scripts > GetHistoricalReferences

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

Rename a Display with MenuScript

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 Menu-Scripts will be created:

• Library > Project > Menu Scripts > Rename

atvise® version:

3.13

Content:

DataGenerator as Server Script

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 Server Scripts will be created:

• Library > Project > Scripts Library > DataGenerator

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

This example shows how to perform a database operation via odbc.

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 Menu-Scripts will be created:

• Library > Project > Menu Scripts > odbc

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

An example to show how to send an email from the client (visualization) via the webMIMethodScript.

Target system:
SCADA

To use this example you have to set up a smtp server in your project. (For more information search the atvise documentation for "SMTP Settings")

Drag&drop the ObjectDisplay "SEND_MAIL" to a display and set the following parameters: SMTP Server (name), From (sender email address), To (recipient email address), Subject, Message.

Click the button to send the Message.

For log messages see the atserver_std.log file in your project directory.

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: SEND_MAIL
Type: webMI MethodScript
Path: Library > PROJECT > webMI Method Scripts

Name: SEND_MAIL
Type: Dispaly
Path: Library > PROJECT > Object Displays

atvise® version:
3.13

Content:

A script to log three example nodes to a CSV file in a custom set interval.

Target system:
SCADA

Demonstrates how to write node values into a CSV file triggered by an interval that can be set in the script parameters (-> open the script > set parameter value in the table on the top). The CSV file can be found in the atvise installation directory.

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:

AGENT > OBJECTS > float1
AGENT > OBJECTS > float2
AGENT > OBJECTS > float3

Server Scripts:

Library > Project > Script Library > WRITE_CSV

atvise® version:
3.13