The AVEVA™ Operations Management Interface (OMI) course is a 4-day, instructor-led class designed to provide an overview of the features and functionalities released with the AVEVA OMI software. It covers the components and capabilities of the software, as well as topics to help you build and deploy an AVEVA Operations Management Interface visualisation application for System Platform. It also introduces tools for creating graphics, visualising alarms and events, visualising trends and history, and implementing security in an AVEVA OMI application. Hands-on labs are provided to reinforce the knowledge necessary to use the software.
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Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
(Virtual)
Individuals who need to configure or modify AVEVA Operations Management Interface applications
Knowledge of the following tools, features, and technologies is required:
Section 1 – Course Introduction
This section describes the objectives, prerequisites, intended audience, and agenda for the course.
Section 2 – System Platform Overview
This section describes fundamental concepts about AVEVA System Platform, including its clients, components, and services. It also introduces ArchestrA technology.
Section 3 – Visualization Overview
This section introduces visualization concepts and describes AVEVA Operations Management Interface as one of the visualization clients of AVEVA Application Server.
Section 4 – Encrypted Communication
This section describes the encrypted communication for end-to-end communication between server and client software applications.
Section 5 – System Requirements and Licensing
This section describes system requirements for System Platform software and introduces the licensing model.
Section 1 – Introduction
This section introduces features and components of AVEVA Operations Management Interface, including screen profiles, layouts, and panes, and describes how they work as part of the framework for a ViewApp.
Section 2 – Screen Profiles
This section describes how to create and configure screen profiles and screens using the Screen Profile Editor.
Section 3 – Layouts and Panes
This section describes how to create and configure layouts and panes using the Layout Editor.
Section 4 – ViewApps
This section introduces the ViewApp object, including its editor, capabilities, and components.
Section 1 – Introduction to Industrial Graphics
This section introduces industrial graphics, including managing them in the System Platform IDE and the out-of-the-box symbol libraries provided with Application Server. It also provides an overview of Situational Awareness concepts.
Section 2 – Graphic Editor
This section describes the Graphic Editor, including an overview of its interface and configuration of embedded symbols.
Section 3 – Industrial Graphics with Objects
This section describes using and managing symbols with automation objects.
Section 4 – Tools and Animations
This section describes element tools and menus available in the Graphic Editor, symbol and graphic element properties, and visualization and interaction animations.
Section 5 – Custom Properties
This section provides an overview of custom properties for symbols.
Section 6 – Galaxy Styles
This section explains how to work with the Galaxy Style Library.
Section 1 – Introduction to External Content
This section introduces using external content in ViewApps, including how to create, configure, and manage external content items.
Section 1 – Layout and Pane Customizations
This section describes options for customizing the appearance, navigation, and runtime behaviors for layouts and panes.
Section 2 – Custom Navigation
This section describes how to customize the built-in navigation in a ViewApp.
Section 3 – ContentPresenterApp
This section describes how to automatically generate graphic displays using the Content Presenter App in a ViewApp.
Section 1 – Introduction
This section introduces ViewApp namespaces, describes predefined namespaces and attributes available for a ViewApp, and describes using MyViewApp as a reserved keyword to reference namespaces and attributes.
Section 2 – Custom ViewApp Namespaces and Attributes
This section describes how to manage and configure ViewApp namespace attributes using the ViewApp Namespace Editor.
Section 1 – Security Overview
This section provides an overview of security in Application Server, including authentication modes, permissions, roles, and users.
Section 2 – ViewApp Security
This section describes how to implement security in a ViewApp.
Section 3 – Signed Writes
This section describes security classifications for object attributes, including configuring Secured Writes and Verified Writes and using them at runtime.
Section 1 – Alarming Overview
This section provides an overview of alarms and events.
Section 2 – Live Alarm Visualization
This section describes how to use the AlarmApp to display and manage alarms and events in a ViewApp. It also describes how to customize the appearance and runtime behavior of the AlarmApp.
Section 3 – Logged Alarms and Events Visualization
This section introduces alarm and event logging and describes how to configure the AlarmApp to display logged alarms and events.
Section 1 – Historization Overview
This section provides an overview of historization and introduces viewing trend data in a ViewApp.
Section 2 – Real-Time Trending
This section describes the Trend Pen element for symbols and introduces trend pen symbols from the Situational Awareness Library.
Section 3 – Historical Trending
This section describes using the InSightApp and the HistoricalTrendApp for historical trending in a ViewApp.
Section 1 – Historical Playback
This section describes how to configure and start the historical playback service, and how to implement historical playback in a ViewApp.
Section 1 – Introduction
This section describes importing external controls as Apps for use in ViewApps and exposing certain controls by including a manifest file.
Section 1 – Introduction
This section provides an overview of the scripting environment and introduces layout scripts and symbol scripts.
Section 2 – Symbol Scripts
This section describes predefined and named symbol scripts, explains script triggers, and describes Action Scripts animations.
Section 3 – Layout Scripts
This section describes predefined and named layout scripts, including script triggers and the Event Handler.
Section 4 – Graphic Client Functions
This section explains the ShowContent(), Hide Content(), ShowGraphic(), HideGraphic(), and HideSelf() script functions
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