Sunday, November 20, 2016

HMI update 11/20/2016

·      Added to the tagname replace dialog the ability to search and replace tagnames and export/import tagnames.
·      User manual updates.

Saturday, November 5, 2016

HMI update 11/05/2016


·      The schedules, configured in the “Scheduler”, can now be altered/added/deleted at runtime. 
·      Added a mouse command to open the scheduler monitor window.
·      User manual updates.
·      Corrected an error in the scheduler. If a schedule was “daily” and runtime monitoring started after the schedule trigger time, the trigger would not fire the next day.

Thursday, October 27, 2016

HMI update 10/27/2016


·      Task configured in the “Task Scheduler” can now be altered/added/deleted at runtime.
·      Various small enhancements and correction.
·      User manual updates.
·      Several improvements to the DNP3 driver.

Monday, August 29, 2016

HMI update 08/29/2016


·        Added native RS-232 support for the AB Micro 8xx PLC line

Wednesday, August 10, 2016

HMI update 08/08/2016


·        Added string helper functions to AB DF1 for SLC/Micrologix
·        Added a AB DF1 serial slave simulator to the free simulators
·        Added native TCP support for AB Micro 8xx PLC line
·        Updates to the user manual

Sunday, July 3, 2016

HMI update 07/03/2016

·        Modified the command line argument for opening Sumatra (it was changed in version 3.0 of Sumatra)
·        Added mouse commands to gauge graphic elements.
·        Added “Image list” graphic element to the web page animations.
·        Added “GetUserInputTime” input dialog.
·        Added “Shockwave” graphic element to the web page animations.
·        Added a rotational gauge, 1 or 2 needles, 0 – 6 zones.

Monday, June 6, 2016

HMI update 06/06/2016

·        Added SSL (Secure Socket Layer) support to the MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) driver.

·        Added string helper functions to the Siemens S7-300/400/1200 TCP driver.

·        Added the “Digital grid” graphic element to the web page animations.

·        Added the new binary state animation to the web pages.

·        Altered graphic screen window placement to position better for multiple monitor applications.

·        Added runtime command to set position of system windows when opened.

·        Added the “Analog grid” graphic element to the web page animations.

Thursday, May 26, 2016

HMI update 05/26/2016...


·        The HMI now supports the MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) as a client.
o   Publishing
o   Subscribing
o   All QoS (Quality of Service) levels
o   Last will and testament
o   User name/password
 
·        A new text animation was added for a binary state.

Sunday, May 1, 2016

WeMo devices...

The HMI now supports accessing four WeMo devices.
The HMI can read the inputs and write the outputs. Subscriptions are supported for lower network bandwidth.
 
The extended information provided by the Insight switch is also collected by the HMI.

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

HMI trending update...

Trending/logging of data values has been part of the HMI from the initial release. Trending was accomplished by storing data values, at a user configured frequency (1 second or greater), to an internal database. The “logged” data can be linked to a graphic trend element and displayed as a scrolling trend. The data can also be exported to various formats.

Today we added a feature to allow a graphic trend element to connect to a database, using ODBC, and fetch the stored data. An external program can be used to store the data to the database or the HMI ODBC data logger feature can be used. The ODBC data logger can store data at 100 millisecond or greater intervals.

Monday, February 22, 2016

HMI update 02/22/2016


This update covers three areas of the HMI.

·     Support for string reading/writing was added to the GE SRTP driver.

·      The SMS notification logic was retested and changes made to provide for phone/modem differences.

·      A new scripting feature allows for a script to read and parse a CSV (comma separated values), tab delimited or XLS (Excel) file. After the file is read, the values are available for any script to access for reading/writing and save to disk in the same or different format. Also, an empty object can be created, filled with data and exported to a file.