Opening Screens via the Quick Access Button Bar

The second method for opening a SCADA screen is to use the OPEN SCREEN button located on the Quick Access Button Bar.

When the OPEN SCREEN button is accessed, the screens that can be opened in the system are listed. The user can click the desired screen in the list to open it in the working area.

Alternative Access:

The same screens can be accessed either through the SCREEN → OPEN SCREEN path in the Main Menu or through the OPEN SCREEN button on the Quick Access Button Bar.

The quick access method makes it easier to reach frequently used SCADA screens in a shorter time, helping to streamline the user's workflow.

Comparison of Screen Opening Methods

EOS SCADA Runtime provides two different user interface paths for accessing SCADA screens. In both methods, the user selects a screen from the screens listed under OPEN SCREEN.

Access Method Path Operation
Main Menu SCREEN → OPEN SCREEN Click the desired screen from the listed screens.
Quick Access OPEN SCREEN button Click the desired screen from the screens listed under the button.

User Authorization

Which screens can be opened in EOS SCADA Runtime is determined according to user authorization. Each user can access screens according to the permissions assigned to them.

Therefore, the screens accessible to two different users logged into Runtime may differ depending on their respective permissions.

Authorization:

Each user can open screens only within the scope of their assigned permissions. Users who do not have permission to access a screen are not allowed to open that screen.

Maximum Number of Screens That Can Be Opened Simultaneously

EOS SCADA Runtime has a maximum number of instances that can be opened simultaneously for each screen. This limit is defined in the Project Settings.

Therefore, when a user attempts to open a screen, not only the user's authorization but also the maximum number of open instances defined for that screen in the project settings is taken into account.

Project Setting:

The number of instances that can be opened simultaneously for each screen is defined in the project settings. Therefore, screen opening behavior depends on the configuration of the relevant project.

This approach is used to prevent unnecessary multiple instances of the same screen from being opened in the Runtime environment and to ensure compliance with the screen usage rules defined within the project.

Screen Opening Process Flow

The general process for opening a SCADA screen for monitoring and control is as follows:

  1. The user logs into EOS SCADA Runtime.
  2. Access the SCREEN menu from the Main Menu or use the Quick Access Button Bar.
  3. Select the OPEN SCREEN option.
  4. Select the desired screen from the list of available screens.
  5. The user's permission to open the relevant screen and the screen opening limit defined in the project settings are taken into account.
  6. When the required conditions are met, the selected SCADA screen opens in the Runtime working area.
Basic Usage:

A screen can be opened for monitoring and control by selecting one of the screens listed through the SCREEN → OPEN SCREEN → Screen Selection path or by using the OPEN SCREEN button on the Quick Access Button Bar.

General Overview

SCADA screens used for monitoring and control in EOS SCADA Runtime can be accessed in two different ways. The user can use the SCREEN → OPEN SCREEN path in the Main Menu or the OPEN SCREEN button located on the Quick Access Button Bar.

In both methods, the screens available to the user are listed, and the user can select the desired screen from the list to display it in the working area.

The user's authorization level is an important factor when opening screens. In addition, the maximum number of instances that can be opened simultaneously for each screen is defined in the project settings.

Summary:

To open a screen in EOS SCADA Runtime, the SCREEN → OPEN SCREEN menu path or the OPEN SCREEN button on the Quick Access Button Bar can be used. Users can open screens only within the scope of their assigned permissions, and the maximum number of instances that can be opened simultaneously for each screen is defined in the project settings.

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