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October, 2018

October, 2018. The Company. 1992: Spin founded as a technology-based company incubated at UnB (Brasilia University). Operation: Headquarters in Brasília with branches in São Paulo, Recife and Toronto (Canada); Partners: São Paulo, Bogotá and USA (Huston and California);

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October, 2018

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  1. October, 2018

  2. The Company • 1992: Spin founded as a technology-based company incubated at UnB (Brasilia University). • Operation: • Headquarters in Brasília with branches in São Paulo, Recife and Toronto (Canada); • Partners: São Paulo, Bogotá and USA (Huston and California); • (VARs): Brazil, EUA, Canada, India, Philippines and Indonesia. • Main Activity: • Development of SCADA software; • Service of integration of automation systems; • Customer Support in the implementation, operation and maintenance of software; • Distribute and support VARs in the deployment of solutions.

  3. The Company Integration Experience: • + 30 utilities operating centers (GTD), wind farms, independent producers and industries; • + 400 automation systems for transmission and distribution substations; • + 30 systemsof automation of generation (hydroelectric plants, PCHs, thermal and wind power); • + 10 enterprisesof automation of airports and intelligent buildings; We participate in several R & D projects with energy utilities, technological development entities and manufacturers.

  4. Action.NET as HMI • Action.NET is the latest SCADA software on the market, all implemented in DotNET, which makes it a powerful tool for presentation of screens; • It uses the WPF (Windows PresentationFoundation)libraries, considered the next generation of "User Interface" and WCF (Windows Communication Foundation) that creates an environment for the development of service-oriented applications; • In addition to the above libraries, it is possible to develop projects in HTML5 (responsive design) as well as screens for native Apple clients; • It has, natively, a relational database (SQLite); • It has compiled scripts (C # or VbDotNET), which are 20 to 100 times faster than interpreted (competing) scripts;

  5. Action.NET como HMI • It can run locally, on a computer, on a local network, with multiple computers accessing as HMI or in the cloud, with several fixed and mobile devices like HMI;

  6. Action.NET as HMI • The server can be a single computer or it can be dual hot-standby, as the figure below or multiserver.

  7. tion.NET as HMI • The server can be a single computer or it can be dual hot-standby, as the figure below or multiserver.

  8. Action.NET as HMI Multi-serverArchitecture Three Domain servers S1: access domain S1, S2 e S3; S2: access domain S2; S3: access domain S3; Just use TRemoteClient Protocol

  9. Action.NET as HMI • Any HMI can display multiple screens, as shown in the figure below;

  10. Action.NET as HMI • The shortcuts to activate the server and the HMIs are generated, automatically. When you set the server location, the system creates, automatically, shortcuts to run the server (Tstartup) and the viewers (Rich, Smart and Web). By pressing the copy button, the shortcuts to the clients are copied and after a paste on one or more computers, shortcuts are inserted pointing to the server.

  11. Action.NET as HMI • Ease of developing multilingual applications;

  12. Action.NET as HMI • Security tools that allow you to define access policies, screen-level permissions, and users (can be created / deleted in real time; • SupportsWindows Active-Director;

  13. Action.NET as HMI • Security tools that allow you to define access policies, screen-level permissions, and users (can be created / deleted in real time; • Supports Windows Active-Director;

  14. Action.NET as HMI – Edit Draw Current Screen Vertical toolbar- visualization objects Horizontal toolbar: Alignments, groupings, separations, etc.

  15. Action.NET as HMI – Edit Draw Library of Symbols: Allows the User to develop libraries with client cultures - Base of Lean Automation- base ofleanautomation.

  16. Action.NET as HMI – Edit Draw Symbol Factory library with more then 3,600 industries vectored symbols.

  17. Action.NET as HMI – Edit Draw Objects: Alarm, trendandGrid (spreadsheet)

  18. Action.NET as HMI – Edit Draw Allows to include new dotNET components, developed by third parties, such as the ones shown below New features at a glance.

  19. Action.NET as HMI– External Libraries • Action.NET allows you to add new functionality by including external DotNET libraries, such as: • Library symbolfactorywiththousands of vector graphics objects; • Inclusion of 3D graphics libraries; • Inclusionof GIS libraries; • InclusionofOpenDSS (EPRI) librarywith the most complete modeling of electrical systems; • Inclusion of new protocols or update of new versions of protocols; • New features available in the market can be included in a snap.

  20. Action.NET as HMI– External Libraries In the CEB application, they asked to include GIS charts, compatible with market charts (Google, Bing, etc.). We use the open sourceGmapControl(PDF) and implement functionalities oriented to our needs.

  21. Action.NET as HMI– External Libraries You can insert georeferenced objects that are animated, showing the status of the reclosers/switches and their most important analog variables. Clicking on the switch, opens the screen with all information of the same.

  22. Action.NET as HMI– External Libraries This screen was drawn using 3D graph library added via DLL. In this graphic you can add objects that change their design depending on the state (for example switch open/closed).

  23. Action.NET as HMI – Scripts associatedtoscreens Compiled scripts can be associated with screen events (opening / closing screen, mouse click, etc.).

  24. Action.NET as HMI – Scripts associated to screens ActionView – Create a Project from a ActionView SCADA data base; Deploy: Create the Alarms, Points and Historian tags, automatically; Revisor: Review a project just made; Controllogix: import points from the CLP Import IEC61850: Import points from IEC-61850: Relay or SCL or SSL; OPC: Import points from an OPC server;

  25. Action.NET as HMI – Pre-ready Reports When you customize an application from an empty project (DefaulyNewProject), the system, automatically, generates reports of: (1) current alarms; (2) events of the day; (3) operation log; (4) query, through filters, the application tags; (5) consultation with historical events; (6) consultation with historical measures; (7) real and historical trend of filtered measurements; (8) query filter and (9) report exporter. .

  26. Action.NET as HMI – Architecture Distributed Architecture: In the example processes running on 8 machines.

  27. Action.NET as HMI – Architecture Distributed Architecture The System corresponds to several processes running on different IPs and connected through sockets

  28. Action.NET as HMI – Protocols • Protocolos: • Action.NET supports more than 50 protocols; • Supports all important electrical protocols, as well as network procedures 2.7 (ONS); • It supports the protocol of several PLCs such as GE, Siemens, Misubishi, Onron, etc. • It can act as gateway to the upper hierarchical level. • Supports SNMP, OPC DA / UA client and server, among others.

  29. Action.NET as HMI – Any relational data base EDIT Datasets The software, by default, has a free relational database (SQLite), but there are providers for all market relational databases; In addition, there are development tools that allow the integration of non-relational databases like, The PI fromOsiSoft.

  30. Action.NET como IHM – Suporte presencial e remoto We have one business unit to support the operation and maintenance of installed systems. These Corporate Maintenance contracts provide: resident technicians, on-site maintenance 24/7, training, remote support, special developments, annual update of the Installation versions, etc. • Site: support.spinengenharia.com.br | suporte.scs@spinengenharia.com.br • Helpdeskservicebilingual via e-mail, Skype andtelephone;

  31. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples The following are some sample of screens developed using Action.NET

  32. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples Dashboardssamplesused in tabletsand smartphones (EMAE e CESP)

  33. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples

  34. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples

  35. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples

  36. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples Screens generated using Lean Automation CELPE Default New Project: 1)- CELPE SE BVA - Architecture

  37. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples Lean Automation Screen: 1)- CELPE SE BVA – substation scheme

  38. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples Lean Automation Screen: 1)- CELPE SE IRA - Architecture

  39. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples Lean Automation Screen: 1)- CELPE SE IRA - substation scheme

  40. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples Lean Automation Screen: 1)- CELPE feeder detail

  41. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples Lean Automation Screen: 1)- CELPE Line detail

  42. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples Lean Automation Screen: 1)- CELPE – Analogic Variables / Bay

  43. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples Lean Automation Screen: 1)- CELPE – Rectifier Detail

  44. Action.NET as HMI – Screens Samples Lean Automation Screen: 1)- CELPE – Auxiliary Service Detail

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