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on 2025/11/11 16:54

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 . Devices, tags, channels
--     2.1. Creating a device tree
++    2.1. Creating a device tree
--     2.2. Creating devices
++    2.2. Creating devices
--     2.3. Set up tags and channels
++    2.3. Set up tags and channels
--         2.3.1. Adding a protocol tag
++        2.3.1. Adding a protocol tag
--         2.3.2. Add a calculation tag
++        2.3.2. Add a calculation tag
--         2.3.3. Setting up calculation formulas
++        2.3.3. Setting up calculation formulas
--         2.3.4. Configuring calculation channels
++        2.3.4. Configuring calculation channels
--3. Configuring CENTO via Excel
++3. Configuring CENTO via
--4. Events
++ONFIGURING CENTO VIA EXCEL
--5. Mnemonics
--6. Information model
--7.  System settings
--
--8. Transfer kits
--
--9. Lighting control
--
--10. Tooling
--
--~11. Other settings in interfaces
--
--     11.1. Analysis of real-time data
--
--     11.2. Analysis of metering data
--
--     11.3. Logs
--
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--
  == **1. INTRODUCTION** ==
  CENTO is a multifunctional software platform for data collection, processing, and display.
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  Data transfer via the OPC UA protocol and API does not require additional settings and is available after the installation of the appropriate modules in the system.
--Data transfer by other methods is carried out through the so-called Transmission Sets. Setting up Sets for transfer is located in the "Set Editor" (see Fig. 8.1) and the procedure for working with this interface is described in more detail in the "Guide to setting up sets for transmission".
++Data transfer by other methods is carried out through the so-called Transmission Sets. Setting up Sets for transfer is located in the "Set Editor" (see Fig. 9.1) and the procedure for working with this interface is described in more detail in the "Guide to setting up sets for transmission".
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.26.20.png||height="174" width="990"]]
--Fig.8.1 – Set Editor
++Fig.9.1 – Set Editor
  == 9. LIGHTING CONTROL ==
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.28.49.png||height="174" width="695"]]
--Fig.9.1 – Lighting control
++Fig.10.1 – Lighting control
--The "Lighting Control" page (see Fig. 9.1) ("Settings" - "Lighting Control") is used to enable/disable lighting objects from the "Lighting Control Module" schedule. The operation of this module is described in the "Lighting Control Module Setup Guide".
++The "Lighting Control" page (see Fig. 10.1) ("Settings" - "Lighting Control") is used to enable/disable lighting objects from the "Lighting Control Module" schedule. The operation of this module is described in the "Lighting Control Module Setup Guide".
  == 10. TOOLING ==
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.29.51.png||height="354" width="291"]]
--Fig.10.1 – Tools menu
++Fig.11.1 – Tools menu
--The CENTO software administrator has access to settings from the "Tools" menu item, as shown in Figure 10.1:
++The CENTO software administrator has access to settings from the "Tools" menu item, as shown in Figure 11.1:
--**~1. Monitoring** – allows you to view the list of installed services in a tabular form (see Fig.10.2), there are filters in the Name and Status columns [[image:1762756224414-911.png]] , and sorting buttons in others [[image:1762756224415-121.png]] . Also, data on services can be viewed in a graphical representation on the tab [[image:1762756224415-521.png]]  (see Fig.10.3). Data can be downloaded by clicking a button [[image:1762756224415-118.png||height="24" width="97"]]  to a .xlsx file (see Fig.10.4), for a certain period of time selected in the calendar [[image:1762756224415-292.png||height="24" width="254"]]
++**~1. Monitoring** – allows you to view the list of installed services in a tabular form (see Fig.11.2), there are filters in the Name and Status columns [[image:1762756224414-911.png]] , and sorting buttons in others [[image:1762756224415-121.png]] . Also, data on services can be viewed in a graphical representation on the tab [[image:1762756224415-521.png]]  (see Fig.11.3). Data can be downloaded by clicking a button [[image:1762756224415-118.png||height="24" width="97"]]  to a .xlsx file (see Fig.11.4), for a certain period of time selected in the calendar [[image:1762756224415-292.png||height="24" width="254"]]
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.31.16.png]]
--Fig.10.2 – List of services in tabular form
++Fig.11.2 – List of services in tabular form
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.32.04.png]]
--Fig.10.3 – Service schedules
++Fig.11.3 – Service schedules
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.32.34.png||height="401" width="348"]]
--Fig.10.4 – Metrics in excel
++Fig.11.4 – Metrics in excel
--In addition to information about the operation of services, in this interface, you can view data on Users who use CENTO Software (see Fig. 10.5).
++In addition to information about the operation of services, in this interface you can view data on Users who use CENTO Software (see Fig. 11.5).
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.33.14.png]]
--Fig.10.5 – Users in CENTO software interfaces
++Fig.11.5 – Users in CENTO software interfaces
  This page displays information about Users who have used the CENTO software interfaces with the ability to search [[image:1762756421096-660.png]]  by and sort [[image:1762756421096-718.png]]   :
@@ -737,11 +737,11 @@
  **2. Server Reservation** – This item displays information about server reservations, the interface is described in the "Backup Guide".
--**3. Applications **—Provides access to additional applications that can be used on the system. This is currently the "CENTO Client" (see Figure 10.6)
++**3. Applications **—Provides access to additional applications that can be used on the system. This is currently the "CENTO Client" (see Figure 11.6)
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.34.57.png||height="254" width="627"]]
--Fig.10.6 – Appendices
++Fig.11.6 – Appendices
  The application is installed on the user's workplace. Allows you to work with CENTO without using a browser. After downloading the application for a certain type of operating system, it is necessary to run the file and enter the IP address of the server, after which the User gets to the authorization page, as without using this application.
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  === 11.1. Analysis of real-time data ===
--On the page "Analysis of operational data" ("Analysis" - "Operational data") there is a tab "Time" (Fig. 11.1), which is designed for time control on devices capable of transmitting their internal time to CENTO. In order for such devices to appear in the interface, time is collected from them into a tag with a name, for example, "Device time" in a string in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.  Next [[image:1762756612986-850.png||height="24" width="25"]] , the system will find all tags with this name and compare the time specified in them with the time of the last polling of the device. The difference will be displayed in the right column and will give the User an understanding of how many seconds the time of the device differs from the server time.
++On the page "Analysis of operational data" ("Analysis" - "Operational data") there is a tab "Time" (Fig. 12.1), which is designed for time control on devices capable of transmitting their internal time to CENTO. In order for such devices to appear in the interface, time is collected from them into a tag with a name, for example, "Device time" in a string in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.  Next [[image:1762756612986-850.png||height="24" width="25"]] , the system will find all tags with this name and compare the time specified in them with the time of the last polling of the device. The difference will be displayed in the right column and will give the User an understanding of how many seconds the time of the device differs from the server time.
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.37.36.png||height="352" width="806"]]
--Fig. 11.1 – Analysis of live data, "Time" tab
++Fig. 12.1 – Analysis of live data, "Time" tab
  === 11.2. Analysis of metering data ===
--On the page "Analysis of Metering data" ("Analysis" - "Metering Data"), in the Devices and Objects trees, it is possible to remove the tree levels (see Fig. 11.2) to display the path of the linked device in the table header (see Fig. 11.3) in the configuration window called by the button [[image:1762756705490-371.png||height="30" width="31"]] that is available to the User with the Administrator role. These settings are applied to all users.
++On the page "Analysis of Metering data" ("Analysis" - "Metering Data"), in the Devices and Objects trees, it is possible to remove the tree levels (see Fig. 12.2) to display the path of the linked device in the table header (see Fig. 12.3) in the configuration window called by the button [[image:1762756705490-371.png||height="30" width="31"]] that is available to the User with the Administrator role. These settings are applied to all users.
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.38.55.png||height="81" width="181"]]
--Fig. 11.2 – Setting the Display of Tree Levels
++Fig. 12.2 – Setting the Display of Tree Levels
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.39.58.png||height="279" width="809"]]
--Fig. 11.3 – Display Tree Levels According to Setting
++Fig. 12.3 – Display Tree Levels According to Setting
  === 11.3. Logs ===
  In any event log ("Logs" - "Technological Events" - "Video Cameras" - "Oscillograms" - "Power Quality" - "Device Events" - System Events - "All Events") it is possible for the User with the Administrator role to change the width of columns by hovering over their borders and dragging them left/right. This appearance display will apply to all Users.
--[[image:1762756832283-936.png]]  - Log display configuration button (down left corner). By default, it is present only in the User interface with Administrator rights. Clicking this button opens a pop-up window (Fig. 11.4), in which the User sets the height of the rows in the log, the method of displaying the paths to the device and the IM object: chooses how many levels to display starting from the device or hide starting from the root of the tree, the same choice with the tree of objects of the information model. Selects the alignment in the columns (centered, left, or right). It also edits the display/hiding of columns and their placement relative to each other by dragging and dropping the icon [[image:1762756832283-360.png]]
++[[image:1762756832283-936.png]]  - Log display configuration button (down left corner). By default, it is present only in the User interface with Administrator rights. Clicking this button opens a pop-up window (Fig. 12.4), in which the User sets the height of the rows in the log, the method of displaying the paths to the device and the IM object: chooses how many levels to display starting from the device or hide starting from the root of the tree, the same choice with the tree of objects of the information model. Selects the alignment in the columns (centered, left, or right). It also edits the display/hiding of columns and their placement relative to each other by dragging and dropping the icon [[image:1762756832283-360.png]]
  [[image:Screenshot 2025-11-09 at 22.41.27.png||height="613" width="429"]]
--Fig. 11.4 – Configure Log Display
++Fig. 12.4 – Configure Log Display
  == BASIC CONCEPTS AND ABBREVIATIONS ==