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Build Your Project

Create your first AI SCADA project from scratch.

Understanding the Editor Interface​

Project Manager​

Project Manager

The first screen you see when launching AI SCADA Editor:

  • Create New Project - Click "New Project" to start fresh
  • Open Existing Project - Double-click a project record to enter the development environment
  • Manage Projects - Backup, restore, import, and export projects
  • View Project Info - Project name, creation time, last modified time

Editor Main Interface​

Editor Interface

The main interface layout after entering a project:

  • Top Toolbar - Preview, run, debug, project search, licensing, version notes, help documentation
  • Left Navigation - Quick access to different functional views
  • Center Workspace - Main editing and configuration area
  • Right Properties Panel - Detailed properties of selected objects

Key Functional Views​

Tag View - Configure device connections and data points

Tag View

  • External Tags: Connect to physical devices (PLCs, sensors, etc.)
  • Internal Tags: Used for calculations and logic processing
  • System Tags: Predefined system variables
  • Shared Tags: Cross-system data sharing

Page View - Design monitoring interfaces

Editor Interface

  • Drag and drop components to adjust position and size
  • Align, distribute, and group components
  • Standard components, chart components, control components

Data View - Configure business data tables

Data View

  • Create custom data tables
  • Define fields, trigger conditions, calculation formulas
  • Used for production statistics, equipment analysis, batch traceability

Alarm View - Monitor abnormal conditions

Alarm View

  • Create alarm points and set trigger conditions
  • Configure alarm levels and notification methods
  • Set up interface popups or audio notifications

AI Assistant - AI-driven development

AI Assistant

  • AI Page Generation: Describe requirements in natural language, generate interfaces in 10-30 seconds
  • AI Script Generation: Describe control logic, automatically generate C# code
  • AI Smart Binding: Automatically match tags to components

Step 1: Create a Project​

Create New Project​

New Project

Click "New Project", enter a project name, and confirm.

Enter the Project​

Enter Project

Double-click the project record to open it in the Editor.

Step 2: Configure Tags​

Add a Channel​

Add Channel

Click "Variable Management" → "Add Channel"

Configure:

  • Protocol type (Modbus, S7, OPC UA, etc.)
  • Channel name
  • Connection parameters (IP address, port)

Add a Variable Group​

Add Variable Group

Select the channel → "Add Variable Group" → Enter group name

Add Tags​

Add Tags

Select the variable group → "New Variable"

Configure:

  • Tag name
  • Data type
  • Device address

Example:

Tag NameTypeAddress
TemperatureFloat40001
PressureFloat40002
MotorRunningBool30001

Step 3: Create Pages with AI​

AI Page Generation​

AI Page Assistant

Click "Page Management" → "AI Page Assistant"

Enter your requirements:

Basic example:

Create an equipment monitoring page

Detailed example:

Create a dark tech-style equipment monitoring page with:
- Large temperature gauge (0-100°C)
- Pressure trend chart (last 1 hour)
- Motor running status indicator
- Emergency stop button (red, top-right corner)

Advanced example:

Create an equipment monitoring page with dark blue background, including:
- Left side: Real-time temperature and pressure values
- Right side: Temperature history trend chart
- Bottom: Motor running status indicator

Click "Generate" and wait 10-30 seconds.

AI will automatically:

  • Analyze requirements
  • Select components
  • Create layout
  • Apply styling

AI Smart Binding​

Smart Binding

After page generation, click "AI Smart Binding"

Select Scope

Select the channel or variable group to bind

Binding Results

AI automatically analyzes and recommends binding options. Click "Apply" to confirm.

Step 4: Generate Scripts with AI (Optional)​

If you need automated control logic:

Open Script Editor​

Script Assistant

Click "Automation" → "Script Management" → "AI Generate"

Describe the Logic​

Enter your requirements, for example:

When temperature exceeds 80 degrees, automatically stop the motor and send an alarm

Generate Script​

AI automatically generates C# code:

if (Temperature > 80)
{
    MotorRunning = false;
    SendAlarm("Temperature too high");
}

Debug and Run​

  • Test the script
  • Review logs
  • Optimize logic

Step 5: Run and Test​

Start Runtime​

Run Project

Click the "Run" button in the toolbar.

Observe the Results​

Runtime View

Watch your project in action:

  • Data updates in real-time
  • Charts display dynamically
  • Test interactive features