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SCIL Programming for SYS 600 System

The document provides a technical description of the SYS 600 MicroSCADA Pro system, focusing on the SCIL programming language. It outlines the capabilities of SCIL, including user interface programming, process control design, database management, report generation, system configuration, and data exchange with other applications. Additional resources for application engineering and user interface design are referenced in related user guides.

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SCIL Programming for SYS 600 System

The document provides a technical description of the SYS 600 MicroSCADA Pro system, focusing on the SCIL programming language. It outlines the capabilities of SCIL, including user interface programming, process control design, database management, report generation, system configuration, and data exchange with other applications. Additional resources for application engineering and user interface design are referenced in related user guides.

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SYS 600 9.

3 MicroSCADA Pro 1MRS756661

Programming Language SCIL


Technical Description

Dialogs

Fig. 2.1.-1 A SYS 600 screen view showing three dialogs, one containing a picture.
The application engineering using LIB 500 is discussed in the LIB 500 User’s
Guide. The user interface design is described in the Visual SCIL User Interface
Design and the Picture Editing manuals.

What you can do with SCIL


By means of SCIL you can control the entire SYS 600 system, not only the features
related to the application, but also features related to the system configuration and
communication. With SCIL as your tool you can for instance (as shown in Figure
2.1.-2):
• Program the user interface portion of the application, e.g. define the dynamic
changes in pictures and dialogs, and program operator activated function keys
and buttons.
• Design various forms of process control, such as manual control, sequential
control, time control, event control, etc.
• Define routines for calculation and updating in databases to be started
automatically or manually.
• Design reports for presentation on monitor screens or for paper printout.
• Configure, supervise and handle system components, for example printers and
monitors.
• Build process simulations.
• Exchange data with other SYS 600 applications and with external (non-SYS 600)
applications (e.g. office applications).

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