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Scripts run inside GENESIS32 runtime engine

Tags and alarms accessed through GENESIS32 tag database

Event triggers invoke scripts based on alarms, I/O, or user actions

External communication via OPC, COM, or database connections

Visualization objects updated in real-time by scripts

Scripts executed in GENESIS32 runtime

HMI objects updated dynamically

Tags and alarms accessed through runtime database

Event-driven and scheduled tasks handled in real-time

External system calls executed via OPC/SQL/COM

Main project with modular scripts

Event-triggered scripts for alarms and actions

Function-based reusable logic

HMI object scripts for operator interaction

External system integration via OPC or databases

Oil & gas SCADA systems

Water/wastewater treatment monitoring

Food & beverage process automation

Energy and utilities process monitoring

Multi-site SCADA networks with centralized control

High-level scripting for SCADA/HMI automation

Modular and reusable functions

Real-time tag and alarm processing

User-centric HMI control

Safety and reliability in automation logic

Use modular functions for repeated logic

Segment scripts by system or area

Integrate multiple PLCs or data sources

Simulate multi-station projects

Maintain version control for scripts and project files

Verify script compatibility with runtime updates

Update tag and object references as needed

Validate alarm/event logic

Test all scripts in simulation before deployment

Backup previous project versions