What's New in OmegaLand V3.6
In OmegaLand V3.6, the following items have been mainly upgraded.
Added manipulated output value (MV) upper/lower limit and setpoint value (SV) upper/lower check processing.
Added clamp state handling.
Added override selector handling.
Added industrial unit processing of MV value.
Units and comments placed in the PFD of Visual Modeler can now be arranged by mouse operation.
The performance of model viewing and operation response such as page transition and calculated value display has been improved.
It is now possible to specify the label background color and label display position of the touch target. Also, in the display of the movement button for switching photos, it is now possible to specify the diagonal directions in addition to the conventional up, down, left, and right directions.
A new panorama view engineering tool has been introduced, allowing to specify the position and size of touch targets and movement arrows on the actual panorama photo.
The look of the faceplate and detail view has been made more similar to the CENTUM windows.
In combination with the Visual Modeler control unit whose functions have been enhanced in this version, it is now possible to display MV values in industrial units, add MV alarm displays, and display clamp status. Yokogawa’s operation keyboard (AIP831) can now be connected and operated.
Added a function to display graphic files in file name order, and a function to go backwards or forwards based on the display history. As a result, it is now possible to perform displays such as returning to the operation location of on-site operations, and to sequentially expand grouped files.
Some graphic definition information used to be defined by the system, but now it is possible to collect all of them in the project database and manage them on a simulator-by-simulator basis. Editing work has been improved, such as relaxing tag search conditions and assigning array variables.
Operation records can now be saved as record files. Until now, the operation record was valid only while the simulator was running, but with this function, even if the simulator is restarted, it is now possible to reproduce the past operation records by reading the record files.
Operating procedure evaluation settings can now be exported from the ITF definition and edited in the Excel-based operating procedure evaluation engineering tool.
There was a limit to the statuses that the instructors could display when connecting remotely, but now it is possible to display abnormal statuses and deviation statuses.
Other many bug fixes and improvement of program are included in this version.
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