This presents particular difficulties in the case of SCADA that uses pixel graphics.

However, in the majority of cases, such a solution is not available.Īnother frequent cause of problems is that a given symbol might be the one that you need, but in its size differs from the size of the image that you would like to be using. More and more users are turning to developers with the - in our mind quite justified - request that they would like to see depicted exactly the type of object that they are using on their SCADA screen which matches the technology that they are working with.

If you are luckier, you will find a symbol which might in theory be appropriate, but in its style clashes with the other symbols in your image. In more extreme cases, you might use only a small geometric shape, with an inscription inside. This is when you are forced to use a symbol that does not really belong in an image, where you put a caption next to it to show you what you would really like to depict. One of these frequently encountered problems is the poor pallet of symbols which are available - or in other words, that you do not have available any symbol which is even close to the one you would like to use. The development of a single SCADA system is usually limited to the system itself rarely or never are the developers of the system supported with a high-quality set of symbols that can be used under a wide range of conditions.This shortcoming can leave its mark both on the SCADA system, and on the application that is developed with it.

Having several decades of experience behind us, we have observed that both a single SCADA system, and the process of developing with SCADA tend to include certain shortcomings related to problems of appearance. Our fundamental philosophy is that only those who provide the highest quality work are able to endure on the market.

This homepage was created to help you tune the appearance of your SCADA system.

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