Step-By-Step Guide on KingView SCADA (PLC-SCADA-7)

Name: Step-By-Step Guide on KingView SCADA (PLC-SCADA-7)
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Practical Course with Examples

Created byGoeduhub Technologies

Last updated 10/2018

English

What you'll learn

You will be enriched with the latest technical knowledge related with the industrial automation.
Students can establish their career in various manufacturing industries like Oil and Gas, Water/Waste Water Treatment, food & Beverages, Power Plants, Manufacturing Process, Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Industries, Power Generation, Automotive, Fabricated Metals, Packaging Process, Metals and Mining’s Aerospace, etc.

Course content

9 sections • 66 lectures • 7h 35m total length

Introduction of SCADA5:16
Why SCADA required? and Fundamental Principle of SCADA4:03
Reveal why SCADA is required for continuous process monitoring and data acquisition, linking sensors, PLC, memory, and control room displays.
Features and Function of modern SCADA System5:15

How to work with Objects and Toolbar?8:38
Explore creating and editing objects with the toolbar in KingView SCADA, including rectangles, ellipses, lines, and text; adjust size, position (x, y), color, and display properties in a new project.
What is Tag ?12:47
Different Types of Tag.3:27
How to create “Tag Name”?9:10
How to use SCADA Library “WIZARD”?6:51
How to use Break Cell/Symbol and Make cell/Symbol ?7:39
Learn how to break and make cells and symbols in KingView scada, compare symbol and mxl properties, and control object-specific versus shared properties for consistent animations.
Working with Discrete Tag and Switches10:45
Explore working with discrete tags and switches in a SCADA simulation, creating memory, mapping on/off inputs to outputs like lamps, and practicing simple interfacing for graphic design.
Working with Analog Tag and Slider4:06

Introduction of Animation Links7:56
Explore how sliders and inputs link to object properties in KingView SCADA, enabling movement, rotation, visibility, color, and text color changes.
Attributes Property9:30
Explore the attributes property in KingView SCADA by manipulating object names, land color, and conditional logic to drive color changes.
Location and Size (Fill Property)10:31
Fill Property (Problem – 1)3:06
Learn to configure the fill property in KingView SCADA using slider inputs, set minimum and maximum values, and interpret fill percentage limits from 0 to 100 and 0 to 200.
Fill property (Solution of Problem – 1)5:53
Location and Size (Zoom Property)5:00
Location and Size (Movement Properties)3:56
Movement Property (Horizontal)7:28
Movement Property (Vertical)5:02
Movement Property (Diagonal)5:39
Location and Size (Rotation Property)8:27
Rotation Property (Example)7:32
Explore the rotation property by rotating a circle 360 degrees clockwise and counterclockwise, and compute the center offset and rotation coordinates to align the object with its center.
User Input(Discrete)3:55
User Input(Analog)1:58
User Input(String)2:35
Learn to use user input as a property of a foreign object to display messages and memory history in simulation mode with new displays in KingView SCADA.
Slider Property3:03
Special (Visibility or Hide Property)4:52
Master the visibility property in KingView SCADA to show or hide objects by value ranges and operator, using sliders and digital or analog inputs.
Special (Blink Property)2:44
Value Display (Discrete, Analog, String)3:49

Introduction of Various Script types5:29
Introduction of Application and Picture Script5:45
Explore the KingView SCADA scripting interface, including the script editor, and learn how to create application histories with startup, running, and stopping options for specific pictures in a project.
How to write Application and Picture Script? Part - 19:15
How to write Application and Picture Script? Part - 210:06
Learn to write application and picture scripts in KingView SCADA by defining input conditions A and B, determining outputs using truth tables for gates, and configuring startup initial conditions.
Application and picture Script (“On Show” in software)7:50
Application and picture Script (“While Running” with Example)4:33
Demonstrates applying condition-based scripting to relate inputs and outputs in a KingView SCADA project, using if-then logic, delays, and light control examples.
Examples of Script-1 (More Than One Output)4:23
Examples of Script-2 (OR Gate)3:43
Examples of Script-3 (EX-OR Gate)2:18
Example of Script-4 (Making a Clock by Script)17:16
this lecture shows scripting a clock in KingView, building analog watch with hour, minute, and second hands, and driving movement with a 1000 ms timer for analog or digital display.
Introduction to Data Change Script6:04
Creation of Timer Using Data Change Script7:16
Example of Data Change Script-19:33
Example of Data Change Script-28:19
Condition Script10:21
Hotkey script4:11
Learn how to implement hotkey scripts in kingview scada to execute scripts with keys, configure access levels 0 to 999, and map keys to turn lights on and off.
Relating Digital Tag with an Analog Tag by using Script15:31
Problem - 1 (6 – Light are one by one ON by one Switch)4:24
How to write Script of Problem – 1?9:09
Solution of Problem – 1 in Software14:59
Design a digital solution that maps switch statuses to light patterns in a six-light SCADA system. Use memory to track previous states and enable repeated on/off sequences as switches change.
Problem – 2 (Automatic Tank Filling)3:25
How to write Script of Problem – 2?9:00
Solution of Problem – 2 in Software13:00

Introduction of Alarm System10:54
Learn to create alarms in KingView SCADA software, including overlimit and rate-of-change alarms, with user acknowledgement, notifications, and priority settings.
Analog Alarm (Over limit)7:40
Analog alarm (Deviation)8:48
Analog alarm (Rate of Change)6:03
Explore analog alarms using rate of change to flag rapid value shifts. Set 10% thresholds across second, minute, or power, using the rate of change calculation formula to trigger alerts.
Discrete value Alarm8:31

Requirements

Students are supposed to be familiar with Desktop/Laptop.
No other prerequisites for this course, Because instructor will teach everything from scratch.

Description

Supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) is a control system architecture that uses computers, networked data communications and graphical user interfaces for high-level process supervisory management, but uses other peripheral devices such as programmable logic controllers and discrete PID controllers to interface to the process plant or machinery. The operator interfaces which enable monitoring and the issuing of process commands, such as controller setpoint changes, are handled through the SCADA computer system. However, the real-time control logic or controller calculations are performed by networked modules which connect to the field sensors and actuators.

We use the SCADA Technology to do so that the Industry Process can monitor and control the industrial process and we can Easy to continuous monitoring on process of the parameters of voltage, current, Pressure and flow etc. and Easy to online real-time control for closed loop and open loop processes, Automatic tasks of switching of transmission lines, Circuit Barkers etc. and Transmission and receiving of large amounts of data from field to control centres, which makes our works easy. The use of SCADA Technology increases production in the industry and energy is also saved.

This course will teach you step by step How to make a SCADA design & SCADA System to any industrial process Monitor and Control.

Who this course is for:

Students who are pursuing or having Masters/ Bachelor’s Degree /Diploma in EC/EE/EEE/EI Branches.
Working Professionals are also invited to join this course to enhance their knowledge in Industrial Automation.
Maintenance Engineers
Application Engineers
PLC Programmers

Step-By-Step Guide on KingView SCADA (PLC-SCADA-7)

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Overview of SCADA3 lectures • 15min

Overview of Kingview SCADA3 lectures • 15min

Function of InTouch SCADA Software8 lectures • 1hr 3min

Animation Links in SCADA System19 lectures • 1hr 43min

Script writing23 lectures • 3hr 6min

Trends in SCADA System2 lectures • 12min

Alarm System5 lectures • 42min

Recipe Management2 lectures • 15min

SCADA Security1 lecture • 4min

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