KB-29932: Using an IP camera in Elipse SCADA.
Question: How can an IP camera be used in Elipse SCADA? Solution: There are two ways an IP camera can be used in Elipse SCADA: 1. When the camera’s software…
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KB-32417: Inactivity logout time.
Question: Can Elipse SCADA be logged out after a certain inactivity time? Solution: No, this is not possible. An alternative is using a Chrono Tag for checking the mouse’s X…
KB-15037: DOS command to list TCP/IP ports in use.
Question: Which DOS command lists the ports being used by the computer? Solution: The command is: netstat -na
KB-15932: DOS command to synchronize the computer’s date/time.
Question: What DOS command can be used to synchronize the computer’s date/time with the server’s date/time? Solution: The DOS command used for synchronizing the computer’s time with the network’s is…
KB-28828: Cropped screen in Windows Vista.
Question: When an Elipse SCADA application is run in Windows Vista, the right side of the screen appears to have been cropped. Why does this happen? Solution: Elipse SCADA’s appearance…
KB-28442: Error: “This is not an application file of Elipse SCADA”.
Question: When I tried to open an application, the following message was displayed: “This is not an application file of Elipse SCADA”. What could be happening? Solution: The .APP file…
Sample application: Using Matrix Tags.
Sample application showing how to use Matrix Tags, as well as their functions. Attachments: TagMatriz.zip
Sample application: Training Tutorial.
Attached to this article are the necessary files for developing the application in Elipse SCADA’s Tutorial. Attachments: Bitmaps.zip
Annulling screen closing via Ctrl+F4.
You can keep this feature from happening via a OnKeyPressCtrlF4 key script. To do so, go to Organizer, select Application, and then open Scripts tab. Click New…, the select OnKeyPress…
KB-16914: Limiting values in a SetPoint.
Question: How can the values in a Setpoint be limited? Solution: Go to the SetPoint’s Properties page, General tab, and set the options Limits (Minimum and Maximum).