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IGSS 13 can be set up so the operator can see in a Supervise diagram if there is a maintenance alarm for an object. Previously, maintenance alarms could only be shown in the list of active alarms. There are two ways to present a maintenance alarm on the object’s descriptor symbol in a diagram: Marks instead of […]

With the launch of IGSS Version 13 a system designer now has the opportunity to lock a project. This prevents the risk of having the project open for editing by several people at the same time – and thus several simultaneous versions of the same project. In IGSS it is possible that several people can open and

A new spooling option called “Auto” under Driver settings in the IGSS System Configuration makes it possible to retrieve operational data in a more dynamic way in case of a lost connection between the IGSS Server and an operator station using distributed drivers.  After a lost connection event some choose to reduce the spooling scan

In IGSS Version 13 it is now possible for the plant operating staff to make their own sub-folders in the IGSS Maintenance module to keep a better overview of files related to maintenance jobs. When creating, editing or copying maintenance jobs, all related job descriptions and job notes are as default stored in the Report

A selection of object-based trend graphs is now available in the IGSS mobile app, providing plant operators with a quick overview during remote monitoring, control and troubleshooting. The new graph feature enables you to: Monitor trends in real time Study trend curves (interactive) Read data and view alarm limits You can zoom in on both values and time. If

Subtitle text: How to set up your IGSS installation to optimize your LOG data file memory allocation and hard disk storage and a description of some potential consequences of sub-optimal setup. Correct management of the data files is in many ways critical for your IGSS installation, its performance and subsequent data backup procedures and storage

You can run and close programs installed on the local computer or scripts such as batch files automatically whenever the IGSS configuration starts or stops, for example starting 3rd party programs, initiating other procedures or running entire batch processes. Shortcuts to the programs or batch files that are to be started or stopped must first

You can use alarm command line parameters to send the active alarm list to the printer with a fixed interval or activated on an event in the IGSS system. You can also send the output in an e-mail or export it as a comma-separated file (.csv) Alarm command line parameters can be used either from