Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Describe AVEVA Operations Management Interface visualisation components
• Create display layouts for visualisation applications
• Create and run visualisation applications
• Describe situational awareness concepts
• Create and use graphics
• Create and use namespaces and attributes
• Implement navigation for visualisation applications
• Implement visualisation application security
• Implement alarm visualisation
• Implement trend visualisation
• Implement historical playback visualisation

Individuals who need to configure or modify AVEVA Operations Management Interface applications.

Knowledge of the following tools, features, and technologies is required:

• Industrial automation software concepts
• From the AVEVA™ Application Server software product:

• • System Platform IDE
  • Automation objects
  • Alarms of attributes
  • Historisation of attributes
  • Security
  • Deployment model
  • Plant model
  • QuickScript .NET scripting language

Module 1 – Introduction

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 – Visualisation Overview

• This section introduces visualisation concepts and describes AVEVA Operations Management Interface as one of the visualisation 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.

Module 2 – Getting Started

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.

Module 3 – Industrial Graphics

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 visualisation 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.

Module 4 – External Content

Section 1 – Introduction to External Content

• This section introduces using external content in ViewApps, including how to create, configure, and manage external content items.

Module 5 – Application Customisations

Section 1 – Layout and Pane Customisations

• This section describes options for customising the appearance, navigation, and runtime behaviors for layouts and panes.

Section 2 – Custom Navigation

• This section describes how to customise 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.

Module 6 – ViewApp Namespaces

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.

Module 7 – Security

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.

Module 8 – Alarms and Events Visualisation

Section 1 – Alarming Overview

• This section provides an overview of alarms and events.

Section 2 – Live Alarm Visualisation

• This section describes how to use the AlarmApp to display and manage alarms and events in a ViewApp.
• It also describes how to customise the appearance and runtime behavior of the AlarmApp.

Section 3 – Logged Alarms and Events Visualisation

• This section introduces alarm and event logging and describes how to configure the AlarmApp to display logged alarms and events.

Module 9 – Trends

Section 1 – Historisation Overview

• This section provides an overview of historisation 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.

Module 10 – Historical Playback

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.

Module 11 – .NET Controls Usage

Section 1 – Introduction

• This section describes importing external controls as Apps for use in ViewApps and exposing certain controls by including a manifest file.

Module 12 – Scripting in Graphics

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.