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SBC S-Web Technology
S-Web pages and S-Web projects are created using Saia PG5®Web Editor
The Saia PG5® Web Editor is designed with simplicity and efficiency in mind. Suitable using web technology. The Web Editor also
places no limitation on the number of pages and allows maximum freedom in terms of function and design. If that is what you want
and need. A large standard library with graphic objects and templates is provided for normal users.
No specifications for the placement of visible elements.
Free graphic design possible.
Create once, use on many devices
An S-Web project which has been created using the
Saia PG5® Web Editor can be used simultaneously by
various browser devices.
The appearance of the page and the operating philosophy
do not change.
The S-Web application is executed using a standard web
browser and Java applet. With Saia PCD® Web Panel the
application runs in the SBC Micro Browser, which has been
developed specifically for ICA technology/automation.
Projects created using the Web Editor can be used across various
devices.
Implementing management and optimisation functions
The trending and alarming functions are stored as templates
in the libraries of the Web Editor and can be used direct in
this form.
Various templates are available for displaying trend curves.
All the media in the automation device can be historically
recorded and visualised in an online trend curve.
The alarming function records and stores alarms and events
and visualises current and historical alarms with different
template objects.
The templates consist of a collection of standard elements.
They can be adjusted at any time as required to the applica-
tion conditions using Saia PG5® Web Editor. They can also be
used as a basis for creating your own collection of templates.
Trending template adjusted to meet the specific needs of the customer
Historical trending with the default template
Alarming with the default template
In Web Editor you are not bound to a fixed grid and are free
to structure the design and structure of the web HMI pages.
Visualisation elements can be arranged freely. System images
can aid the user during operation. The entire application can
be split into smaller sectional views across several pages.
