When should you use a Widard or Switch Operation in SCADA?

A switch operation is commonly used in SCADA when there is only one input that needs to be controlled. For example, if you need to turn off a water valve, you would use a switch operation as an input and then use an output command such as "turn off valve" or "close valve". A widard operation can be used in situations where multiple inputs need to be controlled by one command. For example, if you have three different valves and want them all turned on at once, you would use a widard operation with three inputs and then use an output command such as "open valves

Course Content

Introduction to SCADA

20m 58s

How to use LearnVern

3m 8s

Introduction To Scada Quiz

Use of Tags and ITs Type in Scada

8m 27s

Use of animation link in SCADA

9m 55s

Assignment : Introduction of SCADA

1m 16s

Introduction of Widards and Switch Operations in SCADA

11m 4s

Creating Gate Logic

30m 30s

Seven Segment Display In SCADA

41m 28s

Assignment : Gate Logic Animation

1m 39s

Gate Logic In Scada Quiz

Location Property in Scada

19m 41s

Example of Location Property in SCADA (Part 1)(Horizontal and Vertical Movement)

16m 9s

Example of Location Property in SCADA (Part 2)(Inclined Movement)

15m 34s

Example of Visibility and Blink Property in SCADA

21m 56s

Example of Visibility Property in SCADA

5m 54s

Example of Parcel Loading In SCADA

21m 56s

Object Size Property in Scada

12m 36s

Implementation of Object Size Property in SCADA Example 1

23m 47s

Implementation of Object Size Property in SCADA Example 2

6m 14s

Implementation of Object Size Property in SCADA Example 3

12m 11s

Animation Properties In Scada Quiz

Example of Implementation of Carparking Animation in SCADA Part 1

45m 27s

Example of Implementation of Carparking Animation in SCADA Part 2

38m 47s

Drawing Star using Object Size Property in SCADA

20m 33s

Slider and Orientation Property in SCADA

18m 33s

Basic Animation Using Orientation Property

20m 32s

Hitting Ball Animation using Orientaion Property

15m 14s

Percent fill Property in SCADA

8m 37s

Example of Implementation of Tank Filling in SCADA

10m 19s

Implementation of Bottle Filling Plant Animation in SCADA

42m 29s

Implementation of Bottle Filling and Packaging Plant Animation in SCADA

56m 24s

Assignment : Slider Orientation And Percent Fill Properties in SCADA

1m 39s

Slider Orientation And Percent Fill Property In Scada Quiz

Script Writing in SCADA

30m 7s

Implementation of Trend in SCADA

9m 37s

Assignment : Script Writing and Trend in SCADA

1m 23s

Script Writing And Trend In Scada Quiz

Alarms System in SCADA

16m 30s

How to Create Recipe in SCADA

14m 25s

Security System in SCADA

15m 54s

Assignment : Alarm, Recipe And Security System in SCADA

1m 7s

Assignment : Disable a Lamp Switch And It Should Be

1m 16s

SCADA Communication With Excel

10m 6s

Assignment : SCADA Communication With Excel

57s

Assignment : Show State Lamp in Excel from SCADA

1m 11s

Course Summary

1m 31s

Interview Questions

7m 44s

Career Guideline

39s

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Course Content

Introduction to SCADA

20m 58s

How to use LearnVern

3m 8s

Use of Tags and ITs Type in Scada

8m 27s

Use of animation link in SCADA

9m 55s

Assignment : Introduction of SCADA

1m 16s

Introduction of Widards and Switch Operations in SCADA

11m 4s

Creating Gate Logic

30m 30s

Seven Segment Display In SCADA

41m 28s

Assignment : Gate Logic Animation

1m 39s

Location Property in Scada

19m 41s

Example of Location Property in SCADA (Part 1)(Horizontal and Vertical Movement)

16m 9s

Example of Location Property in SCADA (Part 2)(Inclined Movement)

15m 34s

Example of Visibility and Blink Property in SCADA

21m 56s

Example of Visibility Property in SCADA

5m 54s

Example of Parcel Loading In SCADA

21m 56s

Object Size Property in Scada

12m 36s

Implementation of Object Size Property in SCADA Example 1

23m 47s

Implementation of Object Size Property in SCADA Example 2

6m 14s

Implementation of Object Size Property in SCADA Example 3

12m 11s

Example of Implementation of Carparking Animation in SCADA Part 1

45m 27s

Example of Implementation of Carparking Animation in SCADA Part 2

38m 47s

Drawing Star using Object Size Property in SCADA

20m 33s

Slider and Orientation Property in SCADA

18m 33s

Basic Animation Using Orientation Property

20m 32s

Hitting Ball Animation using Orientaion Property

15m 14s

Percent fill Property in SCADA

8m 37s

Example of Implementation of Tank Filling in SCADA

10m 19s

Implementation of Bottle Filling Plant Animation in SCADA

42m 29s

Implementation of Bottle Filling and Packaging Plant Animation in SCADA

56m 24s

Assignment : Slider Orientation And Percent Fill Properties in SCADA

1m 39s

Script Writing in SCADA

30m 7s

Implementation of Trend in SCADA

9m 37s

Assignment : Script Writing and Trend in SCADA

1m 23s

Alarms System in SCADA

16m 30s

How to Create Recipe in SCADA

14m 25s

Security System in SCADA

15m 54s

Assignment : Alarm, Recipe And Security System in SCADA

1m 7s

Assignment : Disable a Lamp Switch And It Should Be

1m 16s

SCADA Communication With Excel

10m 6s

Assignment : SCADA Communication With Excel

57s

Assignment : Show State Lamp in Excel from SCADA

1m 11s

Course Summary

1m 31s

Interview Questions

7m 44s

Career Guideline

39s

FAQs

A wizard is a piece of software that runs on a commercial computer. It's used to run the Scada system.

The wizard is a software application that enables engineers to easily build, develop, and implement a control system. It is applicable to both analog and digital control systems. Wizards are classified into three levels: beginner, intermediate, and expert. The novice level includes fundamental tasks such as the ability to move a system from one location to another and switch it on and off. The intermediate level includes more features such as the ability to adjust parameters such as frequency and voltage. Finally, the expert level introduces more complex capabilities such as the ability to design systems with numerous controllers or to employ several types of sensors for inputs and outputs.

A switch operation is a way of turning a control or actuator on or off. Widard operation is the opposite of a switch operation. It is used to turn an actuator on or off by opening or closing it.

A switch operation is commonly used in SCADA when there is only one input that needs to be controlled. For example, if you need to turn off a water valve, you would use a switch operation as an input and then use an output command such as "turn off valve" or "close valve".
A widard operation can be used in situations where multiple inputs need to be controlled by one command. For example, if you have three different valves and want them all turned on at once, you would use a widard operation with three inputs and then use an output command such as "open valves