Contains configuration for a scada display. Title of this display. Option to show a time navigator toolbar at the top of this scada display. The time navigator toolbar can be used to select the display time for this scada display. It is only possible to select a display time that is contained within the configured relative period and is a valid time according to the configured time step. This period is always relative to the current display time. If the current system time changes, then the display time is reset to the current system time. If not specified, then time navigator toolbar is not shown. Since 2025.01 Configure a view permission for the new global datum button. Since 206.02 Configure the default background color for all scada displays. If nothing is configured, the background will be white by default. Definitions of dateFormats that can be used for formatting dates and times in tags in texts of svg objects. Definitions of numberFormats that can be used for formatting numbers in tags in texts of svg objects. Definitions of variables that can be used as input and/or output for the components in this scada display or for the on-the-fly transformations that can be defined below. A variable is always a time series. Alternatively variable definitions can be embedded in the configuration below. One or more transformations that will be carried out on-the-fly when the data in this display is updated. The results will not to be stored permanently in the local datastore but might be cleared when the Schematic Status Display is closed. One or more definitions of scada panels. In the user interface each scada panel will be available from the list in this scada display. Since 2017.02 Id of a scadaPanel that is configured in an another ScadaDisplay.xml Optional time zone for this dateFormat. If no time zone is defined, then uses GMT. Pattern for this dateFormat. This can be e.g. "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss". Identifier for this dateFormat. Use this identifier to reference to this dateFormat in a tag in the text of an svg object. Pattern for this numberFormat. This can be e.g. "{0,number,#.##}" to get data values that are rounded to two decimal places. Identifier for this numberFormat. Use this identifier to reference to this numberFormat in a tag in the text of an svg object. Identifier for this variable. Use this identifier to reference to this variable in a component in the scada display configuration. A time series set that can be used as input and/or output for a component in the scada display. Choose between a reference to a variable or an embedded definition of a variable. Identifier of a variable to use. If the specified variable contains multiple locations, then specify the location to use here. Optional time period for which data should be read. This time period overrules the viewPeriod in the timeSeriesSet of the referenced variable. This time period is relative to the selected display time in this scada display. The start and end of the period are both included. If the start and/or end of the period is not a valid time according to the timeStep of the variable, then the start and/or end is shifted to the previous valid time (e.g. for a period from 15:20 hours to 16:20 hours and a whole hour timeStep the period is shifted to be 15:00 hours to 16:00 hours). A time series set that can be used as input for a component. Configure reference to a pre configured plot in the DisplayGroups configuration file. Optional time period for which data should be read. This view period overrules the relativeViewPeriod configured in the displayGroups configuration. The name of an svg (Scalable Vector Graphics) file in the ReportImageFiles directory. This scada panel shows all svg objects that are defined in the specified svg file. The svg objects in the svg file can be given special behaviour and/or properties using the configuration below. See http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/ for the SVG 1.1 specification. Since 2015.02. Optional. The timestep by which the time navigator slider is moved for this scada panel. This overrules the timeNavigatorTimeStep that is configured for the scada display as a whole. This timestep is only used when showTimeNavigatorToolbar is configured for the scada display. Optional. Identifier that refers to a node in the topology configuration file. If specified, then the referenced topology node will be selected when this scadaPanel is selected in the user interface. When the topology node is selected, then that may cause other things to be selected as well, like e.g. the displayGroup in the TimeSeriesDisplay that corresponds to that node. Since 2014.01. Hides this panel when this permission is not available for the logged on user in the Permissions.xml in the SystemConfigFiles. Since 2016.02 Configure the background color for the scada panel. If no color is configured, the background color configured in the scadaDisplay element will be used. One or more items to define special behaviour and/or properties for components in this scada panel. Each item refers to an svg object that is defined in the given svg file. Each item also contains definitions of behaviour and/or properties for that object. This way it is possible to e.g. replace tags in the text of a text object with certain values from a certain time series, or to define what should happen when the user clicks on a certain component. Definition of special behaviour and/or properties for a text component in this scada panel. This refers to an svg object of type "text" that is defined in the given svg file. This contains definitions of behaviour and/or properties for that svg object. An svg object of type "text" can be a "text", "tspan", "tref", "textPath" or "altGlyph" element. Definition of special behaviour and/or properties for a shape component in this scada panel. This refers to an svg object of type "shape" that is defined in the given svg file. This contains definitions of behaviour and/or properties for that svg object. An svg object of type "shape" can be a "path", "rect", "circle", "ellipse", "line", "polyline" or "polygon" element. Definition of timeseries chart to be included as embedded image in the SVG rendering. A chart can be insert using any rectangular SVG element that has width and height properties as a placeholder (using a rectangle is recommended> Identifier of this scada panel. The name of this scada panel as it is displayed in the user interface. If not specified, then id is used as name. This complexType should be extended by all component behaviour definition complexTypes. This contains general options that are available for all types of components. The id of the object in the svg file for which this item defines special behaviour and/or properties. Action that is triggered when the user clicks once on this object with the left mouse button. Action that is triggered when the user double clicks on this object with the left mouse button. Action that is triggered when the user clicks in a WebOC dashboard. Within this scada display the view will switch to the specified panel. Open another FEWS display. Run a predefined workflow. Opens a PDF. Opens the specified URL. Changes a parameter value by stepping over the values in the specified enumerator. Change the value of a parameter by allowing the user to enter a value in a pop-up textbox control. The file name of the Pdf file to open. Absolute filename. May also contain supported tags such as %REGION_HOME%. The bookmark to jump to. The bookmark must be present in the Pdf file. Might not be supported by all pdf readers The url to open. Since 2015.02 The instance descriptor of the scada display to switch to. The scada display should be configured as an explorerTask in Explorer.xml with the displayInstanceDescriptor as argument, the displayInstanceDescriptor can be found in DisplayInstanceDescriptors.xml. When this element is not present the scada display configured in this config file will be used. The id of the scadaPanel to switch to. If scadaDisplayInstanceDescriptor is not configured, the scadaPanel to switch to must be present in this config file. Since 2013.01. FEWS-8639. Open the spatial display (grid display) using the specified options. The period that is shown in the display is the smallest period that completely includes the relative view periods of all shown variables. Open the threshold events table viewer. The system wide thresholds viewer is configured in Explorer.xml, ThresholdValueSets and TimeSeriesDisplayConfig and has no further configuration options. Open the timeSeriesDisplay using the specified options. The period that is shown in the display is the smallest period that completely includes the relative view periods of all shown variables. Open the timeSeriesEditor using the specified options. The data of the specified variables can be edited in the display. The period that is shown in the display is the smallest period that completely includes the relative view periods of all shown variables. Since 2014.01. Open the TaskRunDialog using the specified options. Title of the display window. Reference to a pre-configured gridPlot in the specified gridDisplay configuration file. Name of the gridDisplay configuration file that contains the gridPlot to select in the opened display. This name should not include the file extension. GridPlots are defined in a gridDisplay file in the DisplayConfigFiles directory. Id of a gridPlot in the specified gridDisplay configuration file that should be selected in the opened display. Title of the display window. Icon to use for the display window. Title of the display window. Since 2017.02: %LOCATIONATTRIBUTE (ATTRIBUTE;PATTERN;VARIABLEID)% can be used if a variable with a configured location is set. VariableId can be empty if only one variable was configured. Since 2017.02: %PARAMETERNAME(VARIABLEID)% can be used if a variable was configured. Variable ID can be left out if only one variable was configured. Reference to a pre configured plot in the DisplayGroups configuration file. One or more variables to define the data that is shown in this display. Optional. If true then a graph is shown in the opened display. If false, then the graph is not shown. Default is true. Optional. If true then a table is shown in the opened display. If false, then the table is not shown. Default is false. Title of the display window. Reference to a pre configured plot in the DisplayGroups configuration file. One or more variables to define the data that is shown in this display. Optional. If true then a graph is shown in the opened display. If false, then the graph is not shown. Default is true. Optional. If true then a table is shown in the opened display. If false, then the table is not shown. Default is true. Title of the display window. Display config file specifying the TaskRunDIalog. The workflow descriptor id of the workflow to run. This id should refer to a workflow that is defined in the WorkflowDescriptors configuration file. The current system time is used as the time zero (T0) for the workflow run. Available since 2022.01. if set to true, the workflow will be run locally instead on the server. The result of the local run will only be saved on the server if autoSaveToServerAfterLocalRun is set to true. Available since 2022.01. It can only be set to true if localRun is also true. If autoSaveToServerAfterLocalRun is configured as true, the locally un workflow will be saved on the server. The variable for which the values are to be enumerated as the user clicks on the SVG element. The variable needs to be defined as enumerator using a parameter group in region configuration parameters.xml. The variable for which the user can enter a value using a pop-up textbox control. Optional. If specified, then for this component the height attribute is linked to the data values for the specified variable. This option can only be used for svg objects of type "rect". If the data value is less than dataLowerLimit, then the height is set to heightLowerLimit. If the data value is greater than dataUpperLimit, then the height is set to heightUpperLimit. If the data value is between dataLowerLimit and dataUpperLimit, then the height will be linearly interpolated between heightLowerLimit and heightUpperLimit. If no data is available, then this component is made invisible. Note: it is required that dataUpperLimit is greater than dataLowerLimit. However it is possible to define heightUpperLimit less than heightLowerLimit to control the direction of the change of the height. Since 2016.01. FEWS-13978. Optional. If specified, then for this component the width attribute is linked to the data values for the specified variable. This option can only be used for svg objects of type "rect". If the data value is less than dataLowerLimit, then the width is set to widthLowerLimit. If the data value is greater than dataUpperLimit, then the width is set to widthUpperLimit. If the data value is between dataLowerLimit and dataUpperLimit, then the width will be linearly interpolated between widthLowerLimit and widthUpperLimit. If no data is available, then this component is made invisible. Note: it is required that dataUpperLimit is greater than dataLowerLimit. However it is possible to define widthUpperLimit less than widthLowerLimit to control the direction of the change of the width. Optional. If specified, then for this component the rotation is linked to the data values for the specified variable. The rotation that is derived from the data values is always relative to the rotation angle that is specified for this component in the svg file. This option can only be used for svg objects of type "path", "rect", "circle", "ellipse", "line", "polyline", "polygon" or "text". If the data value is less than dataLowerLimit, then the rotation is set to rotationLowerLimit. If the data value is greater than dataUpperLimit, then the rotation is set to rotationUpperLimit. If the data value is between dataLowerLimit and dataUpperLimit, then the rotation will be linearly interpolated between rotationLowerLimit and rotationUpperLimit. If no data is available, then this component is made invisible. If the data value is flagged as "varying direction" (e.g. varying wind direction), then the rotation will increase linearly in time (animation). In this case the rotation will increase from rotationLowerLimit to rotationUpperLimit and then start from rotationLowerLimit again. Note: it is required that dataUpperLimit is greater than dataLowerLimit. However it is possible to define rotationUpperLimit less than rotationLowerLimit to control the direction of the rotation. If rotationUpperLimit is greater than rotationLowerLimit, then increasing data values result in clockwise rotation. Optional. If specified, then for this component the radius of a circle is linked to the data values for the specified variable. Optional. If specified, then for this component the X coordinate is linked to the data values for the specified variable. Optional. If specified, then for this component the Y coordinated is linked to the data values for the specified variable. The data for this variable is used to determine the height for this component. If the data value is less than or equal to dataLowerLimit, then the height will be equal to heightLowerLimit. If the data value is greater than or equal to dataUpperLimit, then the height will be equal to heightUpperLimit. The height that corresponds to the dataLowerLimit value. The height that corresponds to the dataUpperLimit value. The anchor point describes which part of the component should remain at the same position when the height is changed. Since 2016.01. FEWS-13978. The data for this variable is used to determine the width for this component. If the data value is less than or equal to dataLowerLimit, then the width will be equal to widthLowerLimit. If the data value is greater than or equal to dataUpperLimit, then the width will be equal to widthUpperLimit. The width that corresponds to the dataLowerLimit value. The width that corresponds to the dataUpperLimit value. The anchor point describes which part of the component should remain at the same position when the width is changed. Indicates which part of the component should remain at the same position when the height is changed. Since 2016.01. FEWS-13978. Indicates which part of the component should remain at the same position when the width is changed. The data for this variable is used to determine the rotation for this component. If the data value is less than or equal to dataLowerLimit, then the rotation will be equal to rotationLowerLimit. If the data value is greater than or equal to dataUpperLimit, then the rotation will be equal to rotationUpperLimit. The rotation (in degrees) that corresponds to the dataLowerLimit value. This rotation is always relative to the rotation angle that is specified for this component in the svg file. The rotation (in degrees) that corresponds to the dataUpperLimit value. This rotation is always relative to the rotation angle that is specified for this component in the svg file. The x coordinate of the anchor point. The rotation will be around the anchor point. This x coordinate has to be specified in the user space coordinate system of the svg object for this component in the svg file. The user space coordinate system is determined by all transforms that are specified in the parent svg objects of the svg object for this component. All transforms that are specified in the svg object itself are not part of the user space coordinate system and thus should be taken into account in the coordinates that are specified here. E.g. to rotate a "rect" svg object with attributes width="200" height="200" x="500" y="300" transform="translate(50 0)" around its center, use anchorPoint coordinates (x, y) = (650, 400). The y coordinate of the anchor point. The rotation will be around the anchor point. This y coordinate has to be specified in the user space coordinate system of the svg object for this component in the svg file. The user space coordinate system is determined by all transforms that are specified in the parent svg objects of the svg object for this component. All transforms that are specified in the svg object itself are not part of the user space coordinate system and thus should be taken into account in the coordinates that are specified here. E.g. to rotate a "rect" svg object with attributes width="200" height="200" x="500" y="300" transform="translate(50 0)" around its center, use anchorPoint coordinates (x, y) = (650, 400). The data for this variable is used to determine the radius for this component. Optional, If the data value is less than or equal to dataLowerLimit, then the radius will be equal to radiusLowerLimit. Optional, If the data value is greater than or equal to dataUpperLimit, then the radius will be equal to radiusUpperLimit. The radius (in SVG units) that corresponds to the dataLowerLimit value. If no dataLowerLimit is given, the specified variable is used directly, limited to this minimum. The radius (in SVG units) that corresponds to the dataUpperLimit value. If no dataUpperLimit is given, the specified variable is used directly, limited to this maximum. The data for this variable is used to determine the X coordinate for this component. The coordinates must be defined using the coordinate units and origin of the SVG file. If the data value is less than or equal to xLowerLimit, then the X coordinate will be set to xLowerLimit. If the data value is less than or equal to xUpperLimit, then the X coordinate will be set to xUpperLimit. The data for this variable is used to determine the Y coordinate for this component. The coordinates must be defined using the coordinate units and origin of the SVG file. If the data value is less than or equal to yLowerLimit, then the Y coordinate will be set to yLowerLimit. If the data value is less than or equal to yUpperLimit, then the Y coordinate will be set to yUpperLimit. The data for this variable is used to determine threshold crossings. For crossed thresholds, warningLevels are activated. The color of the most severe activated warningLevel is used as the fill and/or stroke color for the component, as specified below. Optional. If specified, then only thresholds in the specified thresholdGroup are used in the determination of threshold crossings and warningLevels for the specified variable. If not specified, then thresholds in all thresholdGroups are used. Specify which data is used for determining threshold crossings. Either choose the first or last reliable or doubtful value within the relative view period, or choose all reliable or doubtful values within the relative view period. Specify which color type (fill and/or stroke) should be changed to use warningLevel colors. Color types that are not specified here are not changed. The data for this variable is used to determine threshold crossings. For crossed thresholds, warningLevels are activated. The color of the most severe activated warningLevel is used as the fill and/or stroke color for the component, as specified below. Optional. If specified, then only thresholds in the specified thresholdGroup are used in the determination of threshold crossings and warningLevels for the specified variable. If not specified, then thresholds in all thresholdGroups are used. Specify which data is used for determining threshold crossings. Either choose the first or last reliable or doubtful value within the relative view period, or choose all reliable or doubtful values within the relative view period. Indicates which of the data values within the relative view period of the variable are used for determining thresholds crossings. Indicates a color type (e.g. fill color or stroke color) of an svg object. The data from this variable is used to replace the tags in the specified toolTip text. If for a given tag the required data is not available, then that tag is replaced by a dash symbol "-". This variable is only required if the specified toolTip text contains tags. Text that is displayed in the toolTip for this component. This text can contain tags. The tags are replaced using data from the specified variable. Tags should be separated by "%" signs. Text can be e.g. "Last value = %LASTVALUE(numberFormatId)%", which would be replaced by e.g. "Last value = 10.0". The following tags can be used in the text (numberFormatId/dateFormatId should be replaced by the id of a numberFormat/dateFormat that is defined at the start of this configuration file). %MAXVALUE(numberFormatId)% is replaced by the maximum reliable or doubtful value in the time series. %MINVALUE(numberFormatId)% is replaced by the minimum reliable or doubtful value in the time series. %LASTVALUE(numberFormatId)% is replaced by the most recent reliable or doubtful value in the time series. %LASTVALUETIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the date and time of the most recent reliable or doubtful value in the time series. %STARTTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the start date and time of the relative view period of the time series. %ENDTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the end date and time of the relative view period of the time series. %CURRENTTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the Delft FEWS time. %EXTERNALFORECASTINGSTARTTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the start of the external forecast. %MAXTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the date/time of maximum value found in the time series. %MINTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the date/time of minimum value found in the time series. %TIMEZERO(dateFormatId)% is replaced by in case of forecast data the forecast time, otherwise timezero. %MAXWARNINGLEVEL(thresholdId)% is replaced by name of the highest warning level threshold that has been crossed (requires an available thresholdValueSet). %PARAMETERNAME() is replaced by the parameter name of the configured variable.%. Optional. Contains options to link properties of this component to actual data values. For example the height of the component can be changed depending on the data values of a specified variable. Optional. If specified, then the data for the specified variable within the specified relative view period is used to determine threshold crossings. For crossed thresholds, warningLevels are activated. The color of the most severe activated warningLevel is used as the fill and/or stroke color for the component, as specified. Optional. If specified, then the data for the specified variable within the specified relative view period is used to determine threshold crossings. For crossed thresholds, warningLevels are activated. The symbolId of the most severe activated warningLevel is used to reference a graphic symbol for the component, as specified in the defs section of a SVG file. Optional. If specified, then a toolTip with the specified text is displayed for this component. If specified, then the tags in the text of this component are replaced using data from the specified variable. Tags should be separated by "%" signs. Text can be e.g. "Last value = %LASTVALUE(numberFormatId)%", which would be replaced by e.g. "Last value = 10.0". The following tags can be used in the text (numberFormatId/dateFormatId should be replaced by the id of a numberFormat/dateFormat that is defined at the start of this configuration file). %MAXVALUE(numberFormatId)% is replaced by the maximum reliable or doubtful value in the time series. %MINVALUE(numberFormatId)% is replaced by the minimum reliable or doubtful value in the time series. %LASTVALUE(numberFormatId)% is replaced by the most recent reliable or doubtful value in the time series. %LASTVALUETIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the date and time of the most recent reliable or doubtful value in the time series. %STARTTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the start date and time of the relative view period of the time series. %ENDTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the end date and time of the relative view period of the time series. %CURRENTTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the Delft FEWS time. %EXTERNALFORECASTINGSTARTTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the start of the external forecast. %MAXTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the date/time of maximum value found in the time series. %MINTIME(dateFormatId)% is replaced by the date/time of minimum value found in the time series. %TIMEZERO(dateFormatId)% is replaced by in case of forecast data the forecast time, otherwise timezero. %MAXWARNINGLEVEL(thresholdId)% is replaced by name of the highest warning level threshold that has been crossed (requires an available thresholdValueSet). The data from this variable is used to replace the tags in the text in the svg object that this component refers to. If for a given tag the required data is not available, then that tag is replaced by a dash symbol "-". Optional. Contains options to link properties of this component to actual data values. For example the height of the component can be changed depending on the data values of a specified variable. Optional. If specified, then the data for the specified variable within the specified relative view period is used to determine threshold crossings. For crossed thresholds, warningLevels are activated. The color of the most severe activated warningLevel is used as the fill and/or stroke color for the component, as specified. Optional. If specified, then the data for the specified variable within the specified relative view period is used to determine threshold crossings. For crossed thresholds, warningLevels are activated. The symbolId of the most severe activated warningLevel is used to reference a graphic symbol for the component, as specified in the defs section of a SVG file. Optional. If specified, then a toolTip with the specified text is displayed for this component. Insert a timeseries chart based on DisplayGroups configuration using a displayId, Since 2021.02 Optionally scale the image, making the resulting image more suitable to be displayed at smaller size than the TSD it was configured for. Recommended value is 1.5 - 2.0 Optional. If specified, then a toolTip with the specified text is displayed for this component. Since 2015.01. FEWS-12965 Since 2015.01. FEWS-12965. This is the period of the time navigator toolbar (slider) in this scada display. The time navigator toolbar can be used to select the display time for this scada display. It is only possible to select a display time that is contained within this period and is a valid time according to the cardinal time step (which is configured in the explorer.xml config file). This period is always relative to the current system time. If the current system time changes, then the display time is reset to the current system time. The start and end of the period are both included. Since 2015.01: Specify a list of variables that will be used to determine the relative view period from their timeSeriesSets. The timestep by which the time navigator slider is moved, by default the cardinal timestep which is configured in the explorer.xml configuration file. This optional element can be used to use a different timestep for the time navigator than the cardinal timestep. The duration of a frame when the time navigator is animating. This is the number of milliseconds a frame/time step is visible before the next time step becomes visible. If not specified, then 200 milliseconds is used by default. When the CPU is too slow to display the specified frame rate, a frame will be displayed longer than specified. Since 2015.01 When true, time slider will be set at first time step when opening Scada Display Since 2016.02 When false, the time slider will be grayed out and won't be functional Since 2016.02 When true, a toggle will be displayed on the timeNavigator toolbar that allows activating or deactivating the timeNavigatorToolbar