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Introduction
Getting started
User Interface
Mimic Design
Communication Protocols
Programing
- APIs
  Variable Functions
  Connection Functions
  Project Functions
  Alarm Functions
  Script Functions
  In-Memory DB Functions
  System Functions
  User Functions
  Date-Time Functions
  String Functions
  Notification Functions
  Confirmation Functions
  Database Functions
  Other Functions
Database
Usefull Features
Update Logs
Architectures and Applications
Development Roadmap
Migration to inSCADA
Licensing Policies
FAQ
Screenshots
Auxiliary Tools
Installations
- Requirements
- Installation on Linux

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Before starting this tutorial, you should be familiar with the inSCADA user interface. inSCADA has a very simple interface as shown in the picture below.

As shown in Figure 1, inSCADA offers an intuitive interface with user options on the left, an area where menu options are presented in the middle, and buttons for language switching in the upper left corner.

On the Home screen, there are dashboards where users can display 2 animation pages, 1 Trend and 1 alarm page for their projects. Dashboard settings can be changed by pressing the icon in the upper left corner.

On the inSCADA screen, you can see the status of system resources by clicking on the icon in the upper left corner.

You can enter the messaging system by pressing theicon in the upper left corner of the inSCADA screen. Here, all users connected to the inSCADA platform can send messages to each other and carry out their joint work on the same platform in communication with each other.