Sample Applications

Shows how to create a 3D wireframe using the trend control object

Example communications using Ethernet t communicate to a MicroLogix PLC

Shows how to use the three InduSoft ActiveX functions in the MS Calendar object

Shows different ways to use the Alarm/Event Control object

Alarm/Event Control object configuration

Transfering Alarm and Events with a CSV file

Demonstrates how to play alarm messages as audio (text-to-speech)

Shows how to play .WAV files whenever a new alarm is activated

Shows the functionality of how to delete files via script

This demo was designed with a flexible architecture, so it can be used as a template for real-world applications. Depending on the requirements, the customizations can be done mainly by changing values in a database (Building.mdb MS Access file, stored in the root directory of the application).

Custom interface to select trend pens dynamically during the runtime

Performance Management System Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) Demo. Dashboard showing Availability, Performance, Quality and OOE percentages. Includes trend, treeview, up time, down time, and actual vs. target performance.

The instructions to run this application are:

- Install IWSv7.0 in your computer - Extract the files from OEEDemo.zip into your computer - Copy the file StAdoSvr.ini from the \OEEDemo directory into the \BIN sub-folder of InduSoft Web Studio (overwrite the previous file in this directory) - Open IWSv7.0 development environment and run the OEEDemo application.

State demo for PackML
PackML is a SubWorkgroup within the Packaging Workgroup of OMAC.
For more information visit thier web site OMAC.org

PCDemo Application

Built-in Recipe Management interface

Shows how to use a database to store and retrieve recipe information. This sample application uses a Microsoft Access database, but it could just as well be Microsoft SQL Server or any other SQL database. Create new recipes, Save As, Load and Delete are some of the functions highlighted in this application.

This example project provides a way to do simple RFID Badge Management to a database.

Automatically adjust solar panel angle based on time of day and location.

Adjust location by choosing city or manually entering longitude and latitude.

Enter offset from GMT (UTC).

See the panel rotate on screen.

Demonstrates Hot/Stand-by redundancy for HMI/SCADA Servers, Thin Clients, and Controllers (PLCs)
To view the associated webinar video click here System Redundancy Webinar

Shows how to insert comments (annotations) to the pens displayed in the Trend control

Demonstrates how to export Trend History data from Microsoft SQL Server into a CSV file