Developed using innovative techniques and technologies, e-Scada software provides full control of scada systems with its fully customizable, high-performance and user-friendly structure. From tunnel electromechanical systems to low voltage power distribution systems, from roadside signalling equipment to telecommunication equipment, from air conditioning equipment to lighting equipment, many subsystems used in rail systems are under your control with e-Scada software.

Developed using innovative techniques and technologies, e-Scada software provides full control of scada systems with its fully customizable, high-performance and user-friendly structure. From tunnel electromechanical systems to low voltage power distribution systems, from roadside signaling equipment to telecommunication equipment, from air conditioning equipment to lighting equipment, many subsystems used in rail systems are under your control with e-Scada software.

Choosing the types of databases to be utilized in the SCADA application and configuring connection settings.
Adding or removing timers depending on the time to be triggered
Adding and removing devices, editing protocols (Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU, IEC104, SNMP, and Ping), as well as configuring connection and timer settings.
Editing the utilized tag information, establishing tag groups, and enabling the automatic addition of application tags.
Editing pages and importing SVG files
Establishing user groups and configuring authorization settings.
Optionally assigning specific read and write permissions to each page.
Verifying the settings prior to compilation and reporting any encountered errors.
Establishing alarm types and modifying the conditions, acknowledgment, occurrence, and notification settings for the alarms to be triggered.
Implementing commands within the system.
Developing scripts programmed to execute at specified time intervals (Scripts are written in the JavaScript language).
Launching the SCADA application upon confirmation of successful completion of all configurations without any reported errors.

Choosing the types of databases to be utilized in the SCADA application and configuring connection settings.
Adding or removing timers depending on the time to be triggered
Adding and removing devices, editing protocols (Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU, IEC104, SNMP, and Ping), as well as configuring connection and timer settings.
Editing the utilized tag information, establishing tag groups, and enabling the automatic addition of application tags.
Editing pages and importing SVG files
Establishing user groups and configuring authorization settings.
Optionally assigning specific read and write permissions to each page.
Verifying the settings prior to compilation and reporting any encountered errors.
Establishing alarm types and modifying the conditions, acknowledgment, occurrence, and notification settings for the alarms to be triggered.
Implementing commands within the system.
Developing scripts programmed to execute at specified time intervals (Scripts are written in the JavaScript language).
Launching the SCADA application upon confirmation of successful completion of all configurations without any reported errors.

Features of e-SCADA Software

Data types with specified limit values are analyzed, and alarms are generated and cleared.
Scripts created within the configuration software can be executed at specified timer intervals
Alarms are color-coded and dispatched based on the data type and status.
Data can be analyzed and debugged by graphing it on the trend page.
The system monitoring page displays information regarding devices, tags, and alarms.
The user tracking page enables monitoring of the specific page each logged-in user is currently accessing within the system.
The logs generated in the system can be monitored through the log page and utilized for debugging purposes.
Through the notification screen, each user can instantly share critical information with other users.
Instant messages can be added, allowing users to leave messages on HMI pages.
Commands can be secured with the option to leave messages regarding the executed command.
The command and message windows facilitate swift navigation to associated pages.

Features of e-SCADA Software

Data types with specified limit values are analyzed, and alarms are generated and cleared.
Scripts created within the configuration software can be executed at specified timer intervals
Alarms are color-coded and dispatched based on the data type and status.
Data can be analyzed and debugged by graphing it on the trend page.
The system monitoring page displays information regarding devices, tags, and alarms.
The user tracking page enables monitoring of the specific page each logged-in user is currently accessing within the system.
The logs generated in the system can be monitored through the log page and utilized for debugging purposes.
Through the notification screen, each user can instantly share critical information with other users.
Instant messages can be added, allowing users to leave messages on HMI pages.
Commands can be secured with the option to leave messages regarding the executed command.
The command and message windows facilitate swift navigation to associated pages.