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

Discover Kingview SCADA software for industrial automation, featuring real-time and historical trends, multi-protocol communication, embedded scripting, rich graphics, alarms, and a project manager with Windowmaker development.

Learn to create a new project in KingView software via the project manager, name and save the part, finish, and set it as current, then access data explorer for graphics.

Learn to create a new picture in Kingview software using the project manager and explorer tools, name it, and select between replace, popup, and overlay types with adjustable properties.

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.

Explore what a tag is in KingView SCADA, and how digital inputs and outputs are controlled by controllers. Compare simulation and interfacing modes and system defined versus user defined days.

Learn the four types of tags in KingView SCADA, including discrete, memory, and continuous changing tags, and how to represent integers, real numbers, and booleans in controllers.

Learn to create text and set object properties in KingView scada by selecting system defined or user defined text and memory types, then save your program.

Learn to use the SCADA library Wizard to select manufacturer predefined symbols, customize graphics with colors and properties, and build objects such as sliders and numeric displays for SCADA dashboards.

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.

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.

Discover how to work with analog tags and sliders in KingView SCADA, configure sliders, inputs, and basic access level concepts for secure access control.

Explore how sliders and inputs link to object properties in KingView SCADA, enabling movement, rotation, visibility, color, and text color changes.

Explore the attributes property in KingView SCADA by manipulating object names, land color, and conditional logic to drive color changes.

Explore using the fill property in KingView SCADA to adjust level and color, with a slider setting values from 0 to 100 percent for location and size.

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.

Explore the fill property in KingView SCADA by mapping slider inputs from 0 to 200 to 0–100 percent, defining limits, and validating the behavior in a simulated PLC-SCADA demo.

demonstrates how to use the zoom property to adjust an object's size, set min and max values, and select an anchor from five directions to control scaling in KingView SCADA.

Learn how to use the location property in KingView SCADA to move objects along horizontal, vertical, and diagonal paths by adjusting x and y coordinates from one point to another.

Apply the horizontal movement property in KingView SCADA to move objects along the x axis by calculating distance, setting a start and destination, and controlling left-to-right or right-to-left motion.

Learn to use the vertical movement property in KingView SCADA to move an object from one point to another by calculating direction and distance from y coordinates.

Learn how to move an object diagonally in KingView SCADA, calculating x and y coordinate changes, distances, and target points to reach a final position.

Explore how to use the location and rotation properties in KingView SCADA to locate objects, choose rotation direction (counterclockwise or clockwise), and set a full 360-degree rotation.

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.

Explore how to use the discrete user input property in KingView SCADA to configure objects as switches, sliders, or numeric entries, with access level protection for multiple users.

Configure user input properties to accept numeric and text entries, set min and max ranges for numeric displays, and trigger input messages on a KingView SCADA interface.

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.

Learn to use slider properties in KingView SCADA to control object movement from 0 to 100, implement access level protection, and build vertical and horizontal sliders.

Master the visibility property in KingView SCADA to show or hide objects by value ranges and operator, using sliders and digital or analog inputs.

Explore the blink property in KingView SCADA to create continuous color changes, adjust blinking speed in milliseconds, and use special properties with conditional loops.

Learn to use the value display property in KingView SCADA to present tag values as discrete, analog, or string, with text and tag configurations.

Explore introduction of various script types in KingView SCADA, learn how to access software, set up projects, and use functions via S3 connections for graphics and operations.

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.

Learn to write application and picture scripts by defining days, assigning values with equals and semicolons, and using conditions to control outputs such as turning on devices.

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.

Explore how to use application history and pictures in KingView SCADA, configuring startup conditions and one-time executions to control inputs, outputs, and script execution.

Demonstrates applying condition-based scripting to relate inputs and outputs in a KingView SCADA project, using if-then logic, delays, and light control examples.

Learn to write a script for multiple outputs in KingView SCADA, wiring four lights to turn on together and off together via calibrated conditions.

Learn to script an or gate in KingView SCADA with two inputs and one output, where the output is on in all cases except both inputs off.

Learn to implement an xor gate in KingView SCADA by scripting a two-input, one-output circuit that outputs 1 when inputs differ and 0 when equal.

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.

This lecture introduces the data change script in kingview scada, demonstrating how changing input variables A and B drives state changes and conditional logic in a plc-scada workflow.

Create a timer in KingView SCADA using a data change script. Start counting seconds when the on condition is met, and store the value in memory.

Explore how to design a data change script for KingView SCADA that sequences red, yellow, and green lights using a timer and state memory.

Explore a timer-based data change script using history data to control memory discrete texts and LED lights, cycling green and yellow lights with a resettable timer.

Explore how to use conditioned history with condition scripts in KingView SCADA, including startup and on-checkdown exits, true/false logic, and how frequency affects multiple lights.

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.

Learn how to relate a digital tag to an analog tag using scripting in KingView SCADA, mapping input conditions to an analog output from 0 to 100 in simulation.

Explore a step-by-step PLC-SCADA problem where a single switch controls six lights, turning them on in sequence with memory of prior states and an off condition after each cycle.

Master scripting problem solutions in a KingView scada context by learning memory-based steps, initial conditions, memory storage, and turning on lights using on/off sequences.

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.

Solve the automatic tank filling problem in the KingView SCADA course, showing how turning a switch controls chemical filling, memoryless behavior, and repetitive timing cycles.

Learn how to script a problem in KingView SCADA, demonstrating how memory stores state, why memory stabilizes a sequence, and how to initialize and rebuild memory for reliable operation.

Explore solving a software problem in KingView SCADA by implementing a memory-based control, startup scripts, status resets, and a 55 ms timing, and compare with a memory-less approach.

Explore how KingView SCADA presents trends over time, comparing real-time monitoring with historical trends, and selecting time ranges to display data for monitoring and recalling past events.

Learn to configure real-time trends in KingView SCADA using widgets, sliders, and time-frame settings to visualize multi-day data with adjustable x and y axes.

Learn to create alarms in KingView SCADA software, including overlimit and rate-of-change alarms, with user acknowledgement, notifications, and priority settings.

Configure analog alarms over limit in KingView SCADA by defining four day-specific limits and selecting over limit and historical alarms.

Analyze analog alarm behavior in KingView SCADA, using deviation thresholds for minor and major alarms with configured limits around a 50 target, such as 5 and 20.

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.

Learn to configure discrete value alarms in KingView SCADA, defining off and on alarms for transitions like 0 to 1 or 1 to 0, with alarm definitions and displays.

Explore how recipe management describes production steps as parameterized ingredient sets, enabling reuse across processes and scalable quantities. Learn how recipes save time and improve accuracy in manufacturing.

Create and manage recipes in KingView SCADA using a recipe manager to define names, ingredients, and quantities. Save, load, and call recipes with a recipe log function and control buttons.

Learn how to encrypt a Windowmaker project to prevent unauthorized access by setting a password, confirming it, and removing encryption when needed.