Hmi Software

Touch-It is a virtual on screen keyboard which is designed to fully mimic all aspects of a desktop keyboard. Features like Ctrl+Alt+Del or task switching are supported. A keyboard is also accessible on the logon screen. Touch-It includes a designer tool to customize the look and feel of the existing layouts or to create one from scratch. Special keys available to interface with your app (Messages, COM, DLL). Multi monitor. Fully localizable.

ActiveX Automation Components including Scope, Chart, Plotter, PieChart, BarChart, 3D Components, Indicator, Gauge, ProgressBar, Ruler, Temperature Control, AlphaNumeric LED, Counter and others can be widely applied in many industry HMI applications and Simulation environments

.Net Window Form Chart Components including DAS_Net_PieChart, DAS_Net_FlatPieChart, DAS_Net_3DPieChart, DAS_Net_BarChart, DAS_Net_FlatBarChart, DAS_Net_XYChart and DAS_Net_AngularChart and others provide powerful chart functionalities which can meet demands of many kinds of application scenarios

ActiveX Automation HMI Instrument Input Components including different kinds of 3D buttons, switches, knobs, sliders, switchsliders, switchknobs and others can be widely applied in many industry HMI applications and Simulation environments

.NET Automation Components including line, shape, valve, pipe, drawing , 3D Components, Indicator, Gauge, ProgressBar, Ruler, Temperature Meter, LED/LCD, Counter and others can be widely applied in many industry HMI applications and Simulation environments

Network management integration with SCADA and HMI using OPC and Web Services Implemented: OPC DA 3.0, 2.05,1.0, OPC XML DA, OPC Alarms and Events Version 1.1 and 1.0, SNMPv2c, SNMPv1, JScript pre-processing, using ping to manage devices without running SNMP agent and displaying of round trip time as one OPC variable, max.10 devices

Altia PhotoProto(tm) is a Photoshop(R) add-on that automatically transforms your Photoshop graphics into a working, interactive, user-driven prototype. Simply arrange and name your Photoshop graphics layers for buttons, screens and other user interface objects. Click on the PhotoProto menu and out pops a working prototype that you can instantly use and distribute. No complex scripting languages to wrestle. No new authoring environments to learn.