Examples - ScadaPhone Applications ::

ScadaTEC has a library of sample projects taken from the real world . One of these projects may be very close to meeting your needs. These sample projects also provide 'how to' settings of ScadaPhone to do most of the tasks that you are planning. In addition to these sample projects, ScadaTEC provides you with three other resources to assist you in your application.

They are:

1) Help Files - accessible through a menu selection within ScadaPhone,

2) A tutorial available on the Install CD, and available as a separate downloadable file,

3) Various technical notes.

These example projects are downloadable. They unzip into three separate folders. A brief description of each example follows:

Example #1 :: Small water district

This project is full featured using most of the capabilities within ScadaPhone. The Main Menu allows the user to perform the following. The telephones keys are assigned as follows:

Telephone key 1: assigned to alarms

Telephone key 2: annunciates tank levels

Telephone key 3: annunciates the ON/OFF status of 2 pumps & states the current water pressure. A sub-menu accessed through key 3 allows the operator to turn each pump on or off.

Telephone key 4: allows the operator to 'hear' the values of a number of set points and allows them to be changed.

Telephone key 6: used to record a voice mail message for others to hear

Example #2 :: Alarms & Voice Mail Alarm

Example of monitoring of 4 alarms, use of pcAnywhere as a remote access terminal, and leaving a voice message that is sent immediately to another person.

Telephone key 1 :: assigned to alarms
Telephone key 8 :: leave a voice mail to be immediately sent as an alarm to the contact list.
Telephone key 9 :: used to activate pcAnywhere as remote access from a remote computer

Example #3 :: Navigation using sub menus

Simple example with alarms & use of sub menus to listen to a number of remote site data points.

Telephone key 1:: assigned to alarms

Telephone key 2:: entry point to other sub menus

sub menu key #1:: flow and level for downtown station

sub menu key #2:: flow and level for East side station

sub menu key #3:: flow and level for North side station

sub menu key #4:: flow and level for South side station

Telephone key 1:	assigned to alarms
Telephone key 2:	annunciates tank levels
Telephone key 3:	annunciates the ON/OFF status of 2 pumps & states the current water pressure. A sub-menu accessed through key 3 allows the operator to turn each pump on or off.
Telephone key 4:	allows the operator to 'hear' the values of a number of set points and allows them to be changed.
Telephone key 6:	used to record a voice mail message for others to hear

Telephone key 1::	assigned to alarms
Telephone key 2::	entry point to other sub menus
sub menu key #1::	flow and level for downtown station
sub menu key #2::	flow and level for East side station
sub menu key #3::	flow and level for North side station
sub menu key #4::	flow and level for South side station