
Explore the fundamentals of SCADA and learn to set up and use füxa for monitoring, controlling, and optimizing industrial processes with open source, visualization, and easy configuration.
Explore the general overview of the scada system within the software, including home, lab, and editor pages, configurable views, drawing tools, and editable controls such as buttons and gauges.
Create and organize views in editing mode, tune width and background, and configure general, side, and header navigation to link pages and trigger events like opening pages or popups.
Learn scada animations by visualizing an air handling unit with dampers, pumps, and pipe flow, using Modbus data and weather updates.
Introduction to SCADA/BMS and FUXA
This course offers a complete introduction to SCADA/BMS systems and their critical role in modern industrial automation. SCADA, or Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition, is a technology that allows industries to monitor, control, and optimize complex processes in real-time, ensuring safety, efficiency, and operational excellence.
Whether you are new to SCADA or looking to expand your expertise, this course provides everything you need to get started. You’ll learn the fundamental principles of SCADA systems, their architecture, and how they are applied across various industries, from manufacturing to energy and utilities.
The course focuses specifically on FUXA, a powerful and versatile open-source SCADA platform. Through hands-on tutorials, you’ll discover how to install and configure FUXA, create data visualizations, set up alarms, and manage industrial devices. You’ll also gain practical experience in monitoring and controlling processes, enabling you to deploy SCADA systems in real-world scenarios.
By the end of this course, you will have the skills to implement SCADA solutions using FUXA, keeping pace with the growing demands of automation and digital transformation in today's industries.
This course is ideal for engineers, developers, system integrators, and operators seeking to enhance their skills in industrial automation and SCADA technology.