New Trends in SCADA systems.
Introduction In this article, we present and discuss the state of the art of new trends in SCADA systems. In recent years, the panorama of the automation market has been…
Category: Elipse E3
KB-48678: Retrieving a file’s name and extension via scripts.
Question: How can I retrieve a certain file’s name and extension via ShowFilePicker method? (Example: the path “C:\test\test.txt” must return only “test.txt”.) Solution: To do so, you can use the…
Error when reprogramming the hardkey.
Question: When reprograming the hardkey, why does the following error message pops up? Solution: This message means the version of the hardkey’s installer is older, and must therefore be updated.…
Quality control in Elipse’s software.
1) Introduction Providing a solution to the customer’s problems is just as important as producing this solution at the highest quality standards. Planning and executing software programs are not easy…
What are supervisory systems?
1) Introduction Supervisory systems allow information from production processes or physical installations to be monitored and tracked. Such information is collected via data acquisition devices, which handles them, analyses them,…
KB-28633: TCP/IP port for connecting the Viewer.
Question: What port is used by the Viewer? Solution: The Viewer’s default port for connecting to the Server is 6515. This port is set up by REC protocol, used for…
Using drag-and-drop in E3.
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Paulo Henrique Soares Maciel
Elipse E3: an overview.
Elipse E3 is Elipse Software‘s third-generation HMI/SCADA system. It represents the evolution from traditional, two-layer client/server systems to models with multiple layers that comprise servers, application rules, and client stations.…
KB-45204: Setting up a SetPoint to lose focus once Enter key is pressed.
Question: How can a SetPoint be set up to lose keyboard focus whenever Enter key is pressed? Solution: To do so, use the script below at KeyDown event of the…
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