Users logged into EOS SCADA Runtime can update
their current SCADA login password by using the
CHANGE PASSWORD function within Runtime.
The password change operation is performed as a controlled
process that verifies the current password and ensures that
the new password complies with the applicable security rules.
Entering the new password twice allows the password specified by
the user to be verified, while the password strength
check applied by EOS SCADA Runtime prevents weak
passwords from being accepted. The result of the update operation
is reported to the user through the DB LED.
Opening the System Status Information Panel
To view status information related to the active project in EOS SCADA Runtime,
use the VIEW menu.
The SCADA Status Information button under this menu can be
used to open the SCADA Status Panel.
Menu Path:
VIEW → SYSTEM STATUS INFORMATION
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Open the VIEW menu in EOS SCADA Runtime.
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Locate the SYSTEM STATUS INFORMATION option.
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Click the SYSTEM STATUS INFORMATION button.
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Review system and project status information through the
SCADA Status Panel that opens.
Purpose of the SCADA Status Panel
The SCADA Status Panel provides a quick way to view summary information
about various subcomponents of the currently active project and overall
system operating status from a single panel.
Through the panel, users can access summary information about project
subcomponents such as Devices, Data,
and Alarms.
Quick Status Monitoring:
Instead of checking status information for different system components
separately, the SCADA Status Panel helps users quickly view important
status information through an integrated panel.
Information About Project Subcomponents
The System Status Information Panel can display summary information about
various subcomponents used in the active project.
| Subcomponent |
Displayed Information |
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Devices
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Summary status information about the devices used in the project.
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Data
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Summary information about the data used in the project.
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Alarms
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Summary information about the alarm components used in the project.
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This information helps users quickly evaluate the overall operating status
of the active project.
Real-Time Device Connection Information
The SCADA Status Panel can also display the
real-time connection information of devices used in the project.
This information allows users to quickly evaluate the connection status of
devices included in the SCADA project.
Device Status:
The panel provides quick access to real-time device connection information.
This allows users to monitor device connection status directly through the
status panel.
Database Connection Status
Information about database connection status can also be
displayed in the SCADA Status Panel.
Viewing the database connection status through the status panel helps users
quickly check the operating status of the system's connection to the database.
Status Monitoring:
When a status condition or problem occurs with the database connection,
the user can check the relevant information through the SCADA Status Panel.
In addition to system operating status information, the SCADA Status Panel
also provides quick access to information about software error
messages.
This information helps users identify software-related conditions that may
occur in the Runtime operating environment and evaluate the overall system status.
Quick Check:
Since information such as device connections, database connection status,
and software error messages can all be checked through the same status
panel, it becomes easier to evaluate the overall system condition.
Information Displayed in the Status Panel
The SCADA Status Panel provides comprehensive status information for
real-time monitoring of the EOS SCADA Runtime operating
status, system resource usage, project subcomponents, device communications,
data and alarm scanning operations, database connection, and server
communication activities.
Real-Time System Status:
The information displayed in the panel is not limited to numerical
summaries of project components. Operational information such as how
long Runtime has been running, system resource usage, device communication
performance, alarm scan times, database connection status, and
MODBUS/HTTP server activity can also be monitored.
| Information Group |
Displayed Information |
| Runtime Status |
Runtime operating status, total program runtime, and
continuous operating time.
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| System Resources |
Computer % CPU and % RAM
utilization rates.
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| Tag Information |
Total number of Tags/data points defined in the project
and general status information related to them.
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| Device and Alarm Information |
Total number of devices and alarms defined in the project
and their general status.
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| Device Connection Status |
Real-time connection status and communication status of
devices included in the project.
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| Log Information |
Number of successful and failed logs; statistical information
that helps evaluate system activities and communication results.
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| Device Communication Times |
Average attempt times and most recent attempt times for
devices, displayed in milliseconds (ms).
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| Effective Scan Time |
The effective duration of SCADA data collection/scanning
operations and information related to scanning performance.
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| Database |
EOS SCADA Runtime database connection status and the
operating status of the connection.
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| Alarm Scan Times |
Duration of alarm scanning operations performed by the
system and information related to alarm scanning performance.
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| Hard Disk Usage |
Hard disk utilization and the current storage usage status
of the computer running the system.
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| MODBUS Server |
Request counters and server activity information related
to requests received by the MODBUS server.
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| HTTP Server |
Request counters and server activity information related
to requests handled by the HTTP server.
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| Software |
Software error messages generated in the Runtime operating
environment and error/status information that helps evaluate
the system.
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When these values are evaluated together, users can monitor from a single
panel whether Runtime is running, how long it has been running, the extent
of computer resource usage, the number of Tags, devices, and alarms in the
project, device communication status, and communication times.
In addition, data and alarm scan times, database connection status, hard disk
utilization, and MODBUS and HTTP server request counters make it possible to
evaluate not only whether Runtime is running, but also its
operating performance and operational status in greater detail.
Operational Assessment:
The values displayed in the SCADA Status Panel help users detect
potential problems in the system at an early stage. For example,
high CPU or RAM usage, increasing numbers of failed logs, longer
device communication times, device connection problems, database
connection issues, increasing alarm scan times, or increasing hard
disk utilization can be monitored by the user. This enables a quick
operational assessment of the overall operating status and performance
of the Runtime system.
Using the System Status Information Panel
The System Status Information Panel can be used particularly when the
operating status of Runtime needs to be checked quickly.
By opening the panel, the user can review the general status of the active
project's subcomponents, real-time device connection information, database
connection status, and software error messages within a single workspace.
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Make sure that the active project is running in EOS SCADA Runtime.
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Open the VIEW menu from the Main Menu.
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Click the SYSTEM STATUS INFORMATION option.
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Review the information displayed in the SCADA Status Panel that opens.
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Evaluate the current status information related to devices, data,
alarms, database connections, and software error messages.
The System Status Information Panel in EOS SCADA Runtime
is an important monitoring tool that provides users with quick and concise
information about the active project and overall system operating status.
The panel can be accessed through the
VIEW → SYSTEM STATUS INFORMATION menu path. The panel
displays summary information about project components such as devices,
data, and alarms, as well as real-time device connection status, database
connection status, and software error messages.
This information allows users to review the status of different system
components through a single panel and quickly evaluate the overall status
of the Runtime operating environment.
Summary:
The SCADA Status Panel, opened through the
VIEW → SYSTEM STATUS INFORMATION menu path, provides
quick access to summary status information about the active project,
the status of subcomponents such as devices, data, and alarms,
real-time device connection information, database connection status,
and software error messages.
