Published 9/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 866.42 MB | Duration: 2h 49m
How to install, configure and use FUXA open source SCADA System
What you’ll learn
Setup a SCADA system
Setup a database for SCADA
FUXA functions
How to deploy your own SCADA for companies or home
Requirements
Know what is an IP address
Some knowledge of comunication protocols (at least REST APIs)
Good predisposition using a computer
Better if you know how to use docker, but not essential
Description
Introduction to SCADA and FUXAThis course offers a complete introduction to SCADA systems and their critical role in modern industrial automation. SCADA, or Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition, is a technology that allows industries to monitor, control, and optimize complex processes in real-time, ensuring safety, efficiency, and operational excellence.Whether you are new to SCADA or looking to expand your expertise, this course provides everything you need to get started. You’ll learn the fundamental principles of SCADA systems, their architecture, and how they are applied across various industries, from manufacturing to energy and utilities.The course focuses specifically on FUXA, a powerful and versatile open-source SCADA platform. Through hands-on tutorials, you’ll discover how to install and configure FUXA, create data visualizations, set up alarms, and manage industrial devices. You’ll also gain practical experience in monitoring and controlling processes, enabling you to deploy SCADA systems in real-world scenarios.By the end of this course, you will have the skills to implement SCADA solutions using FUXA, keeping pace with the growing demands of automation and digital transformation in today’s industries.This course is ideal for engineers, developers, system integrators, and operators seeking to enhance their skills in industrial automation and SCADA technology.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Introduction
Lecture 2 What is a SCADA
Lecture 3 Why FUXA
Section 3: Installation
Lecture 4 Installation on Linux
Lecture 5 Installation on Windows
Section 4: FUXA
Lecture 6 General Overview
Lecture 7 Connect devices and read variables
Lecture 8 Create a simple user interface
Lecture 9 Navigation
Lecture 10 Animations
Lecture 11 Historical and plots
Lecture 12 Reports
Lecture 13 Alarms
Lecture 14 Scripts
Lecture 15 User management
Section 5: Last words
Lecture 16 Reflections
Students,Field Engineers,Automation profiles in general,Maintenance people
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