VID (Virtual Instrument Desktop) HMI

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VID (Virtual Instrument Desktop) HMI
Software Details:
Version: 1.152
Upload Date: 7 May 15
Developer: Codemachine
Distribution Type: Shareware
Price: 184.33 $
Downloads: 10

Rating: nan/5 (Total Votes: 0)

The VID (Virtual Instrument Desktop) software allows low cost industry standard Modbus or NetCommander hardware to be used in distributed control and monitoring systems. The Software combines a customizable virtual instrument display with a "behind the scenes" event monitoring, logging, alerting and control systems, to provide a full and customizable HMI to your application. The virtual instrument panel can comprise a variety of meters, dials, digital displays, graph plotters, thermometers, LED indicators, control knobs, sliders, buttons and switches. These can be "connected" to a Modbus or Netcommander monitoring point anywhere on the local or World Wide network allowing data sources, temperature, pressure, voltages etc. to be visualised in seconds. The instruments are viewed in multiple virtual screens; the current screen can be selected by using the toolbar forward, backward, and page cycle buttons or from the drop down list of configured pages. The system is equally "at home" with a local LAN or RS232/RS485 connected system or a globally distributed system using the Internet or Corporate VPN. Each NetCommander monitoring unit can provide up to 16 analogue input and outputs, 16 switch (relay) control outputs and inputs, . The VID software will control up to fifty monitoring units. Logs can be maintained and analysed for trends and compared week on week. Control schedules can also be set up. The events system provides a configurable cause and effect system, several "causes" can be combined using AND/OR/NOT logic to produce an event that can have several "effects". An "effect" can be a control output, raise an alarm, make a log entry send an e-mail or SMS, run a control script etc. An almost unlimited number of events can be processed by the VID software, and a more limited number can be processed by the NetCommander nodes natively, this will allow some basic control to be maintained autonomously, in the event of network or PC failure.

What is new in this release:

Version 1.152 includes the following updates :

  • remove setfocus() when accessing by remote web-viewer, up to operator to leave VID on top of desktop
  • uprade to Abakus v3.90 (build 5) VI package, previously 3.60
  • remove MainsAmps and add Operating Point
  • fix bug reading sector ranges from configuration file
  • fix bug that dissallowed fractional scale ranges on graphs
  • Add StartUp script handling
  • Add pointer types to script handling
  • Bugfix in push button control script/image file validation in instrument properties form
  • Ensure Scriptor Close button is enabled when script halted (border close icon disabled always)
  • Add get_vi_screen() and get_instruments() functions to parser
  • add get_vi_box(), get_vi_port(), get_vi_port_type() to Parser as well as port type value defs
  • ANALOGUE_IN etc.
  • add get_vi_caption(char *), get_vi_units(char *), get_vi_remark(char *) to Parse
  • Bugfix to explicit +ve number handling in parser eg num = +123;
  • Add bitmap cacheing to picture loading function (TPIC_Load().
  • Add functionality of a selection box for moving instruments
  • All WebWin instrument to display full web pages not just web images
  • Create summary html files in the VID temporary folder rather than config folder.
  • Suppress Mbox exception pop-ups during VID shutdown
  • Add Spoof Jitter to instruments
  • faster Node loading (at the expense of slightly larger Node configs)
  • new non volatile storage file, file name
  • Add release notes access from "about box"
  • update modbus simulator to V8.20
  • Add horizontal and vertical flexmeters
  • Update the exampes.vid configuration file to make use of new features.

Limitations:

30-minute per run trial

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