FabyaVision Studio
A whole SCADA project is prepared in one workspace: project tree, page editor, inspector and table editors.
Platform
You design the project in Studio and run it in Live. Convert turns an existing TIA Portal HMI project into a FabyaVision project.
Flow
Convert and Studio work with the project file (.fvs). Studio produces a Live file (.fvl) from the project, and Live opens only that file.
In brief
A whole SCADA project is prepared in one workspace: project tree, page editor, inspector and table editors.
Runs the project in the plant: operator screens, alarms, trends, recipes, reports and tasks.
Reads the classic HMI, WinCC Unified and WinCC Professional devices in TIA Portal V15 – V20 projects.
Shared foundation
Equipment drawings are generated in code: 2D objects are vector (SVG), 3D objects are WebGL. Their colors and motion bind to tags.
All three are Windows applications whose interface is drawn with Microsoft Edge WebView2. They are installed on premises and are not a cloud service.
A project is a single file: copy it to back it up or move it to another computer. The Live file (.fvl) that Live opens is produced from this project; it is signed, and Live does not open it if it has been changed afterwards.
The bundled sample project: 22 pages (5 of them 3D scenes), 169 tags, 17 alarms, 11 scripts, 15 tasks.
Installer
All components on one computer.
For an operator station or a panel PC.
For the computer where projects are prepared.
You pick the components one by one during setup.
The installer includes .NET Framework 4.8 and the WebView2 Runtime, which is why the file is about 740 MB.
Deployment
Typical setups and how they are connected. Studio and Live can also run on the same computer.
The Live computer communicates with the PLCs. Computers, tablets and network TVs on the plant network monitor the screens in a browser; users given permission can also control. Access over the internet goes through a VPN. Records can also be written to a project database on SQL Server.
Browser monitoring
The same project runs on two Live computers. Only the master communicates with the PLCs; if the master fails, the standby takes over.
Server redundancy
PLCs of different brands, Modbus devices on a serial line, OPC servers, an MQTT broker and SQL Server work together in one project.
Connectivity page
The project is prepared in Studio or imported from a TIA Portal project with Convert. Studio produces the signed Live file, and Live runs it in the plant.
Importing from TIA PortalTechnical summary
| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| Architecture | A .NET Framework 4.8 shell hosting an HTML / SVG interface in Microsoft Edge WebView2. Studio and Live run as 32-bit, Convert as 64-bit. |
| Project file | A single JSON file (.fvs) in Studio. Live opens the signed, compressed Live file (.fvl) that Studio produces from the project. Persistent tags and logs are kept in a data folder next to the Live file. |
| Requirements | Windows 10 / 11 · .NET Framework 4.8 · Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime · a WebGL-capable graphics driver for 3D. |
| Interface and manual | The interface comes in 6 languages: Türkçe, English, Español, Deutsch, Italiano, Français. The offline manual has 100+ topics in the same 6 languages. |
The trial installs all three programs and the sample project; the sample project runs with the simulator, no PLC needed.