Licenses
Runtime and Professional
You can active PsxCad using a Runtime or Professional License. Each license has its own set of features. Table 1 provides an overview of features included with a licenses, so you can decide which license suits your needs.
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Run simulation projectsLoad and start existing simulations. |
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Save and load sessionsSaving a session stores your simulation data state along with its settings allowing you to resume a session at a later time from that specific state. |
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Variable simulation speedSpeed up or slow down simulation speed. |
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Modify values of (predefined) variables during runtimeYou can modify values of variables while running a project, interactively affecting the model behavior. Note that with a Runtime license, you can only modify predefined variables. |
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Predefined AlarmsThe integrated alarm system allows you to easily manage high-volumes of alarm information. |
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Predefined Trend GroupsTrend Groups graphically display values of real-time and historic data of predefined variables. |
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Build your own projectBuild your own project from scratch using the included libraries (or one of our additional paid libraries). |
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Create and customize logicsCreate project specific logics or customize the behavior of existing logics using the built-in logic editor. |
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Create and customize symbolsCreate project specific symbols or customize existing symbols using the built-in symbol editor. |
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Create and customize HMIBuild your own screens using the HMI editor. |
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Build modelsCreate your own model of the process and/or machine that you would like to simulate. |
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Create new or customize existing AlarmsCreate new or customize existing alarms. |
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Create new or customize existing Trend GroupsCreate new or customize existing Trend Groups. |
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Customize mouse & keyboard actionsConfigure mouse and keyboard behavior during runtime. |
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Debug funtionality in runtime-modeIn certain scenarios where runtime errors occur, you can examine the state of your simulation using the debug function in runtime mode. |
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