AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder 1.0.49152.778

AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder is a software tool developed by Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories for building human-machine interface (HMI) screens for power system equipment such as relays, meters, and controllers. It provides a drag-and-drop interface for designing custom graphical displays that visualize real-time data from the equipment and enable operators to control device settings remotely.

The key features of AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder include an intuitive graphic user interface (GUI), customizable display elements such as gauges, bars, text labels, and control buttons, support for dynamic data binding to real-time data sources, extensive library of pre-built objects and symbols, support for multiple display types including single-line diagrams and mimic panels, export to multiple file formats including SVG, PDF, and PNG.

The system requirements for AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder include a personal computer running Windows operating system (Windows 7 or later), 2 GB or more of RAM, up-to-date graphics card with OpenGL 3.0 or later support, up to 100 MB of free disk space for application installation.

AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder does not require any programming knowledge or skills. It uses a drag-and-drop interface for designing HMI screens. However, advanced users can add custom code in Python programming language to extend the functionality of the software.

Yes, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories offers various training courses and webinars on AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder. You can find more information on the SEL website or contact the local SEL representative for details. In addition, there are many online video tutorials and user guides available for free on the internet.

AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder supports a wide range of data sources including various communication protocols such as Modbus, IEC 61850, DNP3, and SEL Real-Time Automation Controller (RTAC) systems. It also supports direct connection to local or remote databases, flat files, OPC servers, and custom TCP/IP servers.

AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder uses a proprietary file format (*.ascb) to save HMI screen designs. This file format contains all the graphical objects, data binding information, scripting code, and configuration settings required to display and control real-time data in the HMI screen. The files can be later reopened and edited in AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder.

Yes, AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder provides various options for integrating with other software applications such as SCADA systems, historian databases, and enterprise applications. It supports open standards such as OPC and DDE for interfacing with external data sources. It also provides APIs for connecting to Python scripts and other programming languages.

The cost of AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder depends on various factors such as the number of licenses, support contracts, and training requirements. You can contact the local SEL representative or visit the SEL website for more details on pricing and licensing options.

Yes, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories offers a free trial version of AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder that you can download from the SEL website. The trial version has full functionality but it expires after a certain period (usually 30 days). To continue using AcSELerator Bay Screen Builder, you need to purchase a license.