EOS Technical Documentation Center, brings together the technical information and user documentation you may need about EOS software and the support tools used with these software products.
From installation and configuration to communication protocols and data collection applications,
guides, examples, and technical notes will be published here.
What Is the EOS Technical Documentation Center?
EOS software consists of various software products and tools that can be used in different areas such as SCADA, data collection, reporting, industrial communications, and data processing.
For these systems to be installed, configured, and used correctly, not only the technical documentation
but also the software itself is important.
This page aims to bring together in one place the user guides, installation information, configuration explanations, communication examples, technical notes, and support documents that EOS users may need.
The documentation center will be continuously developed and expanded over time with new documents for new EOS versions, software products, clients, servers, and support tools.
The sections below have been prepared to provide quick access to technical documentation related to the software, communication, and support tools used within the EOS ecosystem.
EOS SCADA EDITOR
User documentation covering project creation, device and data point definition, screen design, alarm, trend, logging, and operating settings in EOS SCADA EDITOR.
GENERAL SETTINGS, DEVICE AND DATA DEFINITIONS
User and technical documentation covering general and project settings, device configuration, data point definition and management, communication and reading parameters, and device and data settings.
SCREEN DESIGN
User and technical documentation for designing SCADA screens with EOS SCADA Editor, using graphic objects and user controls, linking data points to screens, and creating operator interfaces.
PLACEMENT AND EDITING OF USER CONTROLS
User and technical documentation for adding, selecting, editing, and managing user controls in EOS SCADA Editor. Application and technical information on using user controls effectively and functionally on SCADA screens, creating operator interfaces, and enriching screen designs according to user needs.
USER CONTROL SCREEN LAYOUT
User and technical documentation for arranging the positions and relative layout of user controls within the screen in EOS SCADA Editor. Application information on aligning, ordering, bringing forward or sending backward, deleting, and rearranging user controls on the screen. These operations help create more organized, clear, and professional user interfaces on SCADA screens.
EOS SCADA ACTION-FUNCTION OPERATIONS
User and technical documentation on the Action-Based Structure in EOS SCADA software, based on actions triggering specific functions. Application and technical information on associating actions such as mouse operations and data changes performed on user controls with appropriate functions, making SCADA screens interactive and functional, and configuring action-function pairs.
HUMAN RESOURCES AND AUTHORIZATION SETTINGS
User and technical documentation for defining personnel who will use the SCADA system, creating operator lists, managing user information, and performing authorization operations.
EVENT/ALARM RECORDER SETTINGS
User and technical documentation for configuring event and alarm records generated in the SCADA system, defining recording conditions, managing alarm information, and viewing historical event/alarm records.
DATA ARCHIVE SETTINGS
User and technical documentation for configuring the storage of process data collected by the SCADA system in primary and additional data archives, defining archiving conditions, configuring database connections, creating redundant archive structures, and providing reliable and fast access to historical data.
PROJECT SUPPORT FUNCTIONS
User and technical documentation on using auxiliary functions for creating, managing, and maintaining EOS SCADA projects, exporting and archiving project data, managing project components, and carrying out engineering work more quickly and systematically.
DATA SIMULATION
User and technical documentation for simulating SCADA data points without requiring real field data, creating test data, monitoring data changes, and testing screens, alarms, archiving, and other SCADA functions in EOS SCADA Editor.
EOS EVENT RECORDERS
Technical information, configuration explanations, and usage examples for EOS data collection applications and data recording mechanisms.
- Data collection
- Data recording systems
- Data archiving
- LIVE EVENTS
- LIVE DASH
EOS LIVE EVENTS
Documentation related to data analysis, reporting, charts, trends, and evaluation of recorded data.
If you are using EOS software for the first time, the general approach below can help you become familiar with the system more easily.
1. Obtain the Software
Obtain the EOS software you need and the required support components through the Software Center.
2. Installation and Configuration
Install the software and configure the communication, database, and application settings according to your system requirements.
3. Review the Documentation
Review the technical guides and example configurations related to the EOS component you are using.
4. Create Your First Project
Start building your application by defining your devices, communication connections, and data points.
Installation and Configuration
For EOS applications to operate correctly, the operating system, required runtime components, database, and communication settings may need to be configured appropriately.
Installation Documentation
Configuration Documentation
Installation and getting-started guides for new users will be published in this section.
Industrial Communication Protocols
EOS provides various client and server applications for data collection and data sharing over different industrial communication protocols.
| Protocol |
Application Area |
EOS Component |
Documentation |
| MODBUS |
PLCs, RTUs, meters, and control devices |
EOS MODBUS Client |
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| OPC DA |
Windows-based industrial systems |
EOS OPC DA Client |
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| OPC UA |
Modern industrial data communication |
EOS OPC UA Client |
View
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| MQTT |
IoT and message-based data communication |
EOS MQTT Client |
View
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| IEC 60870 |
Energy and telecontrol systems |
EOS IEC 60870 Client |
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| IEC 61850 |
Electrical substations |
EOS IEC 61850 Client |
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| DNP3 |
Energy and industrial automation |
EOS DNP3 Client |
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| SNMP |
Network and device monitoring |
EOS SNMP Client |
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Technical notes are prepared to explain a specific software feature or technical problem briefly and in an application-oriented manner.
How-To
Short technical documents explaining step by step how to perform a specific operation in EOS.
Troubleshooting
Solutions for common problems that may be encountered during installation, communication, data collection, and operation.
Sample Code
Sample code and development notes that can be used with EOS and industrial communication applications.
Technical Configuration
Information about configuration files, parameters, connection settings, and advanced system options.
Performance
Technical information on improving performance in data collection, recording, communication, and reporting applications.
Security and Reliability
Technical recommendations for more reliable application operation, data integrity, and system configuration.
Open, Practical, and Technical Documentation
The main purpose of EOS technical documentation is not only to list software features, but also to help users use the software in real-world applications.
Therefore, the documents will include, wherever possible,
real-world usage scenarios, example configurations, data addresses, screenshots, sample code, and troubleshooting information
will be used.
Especially in industrial automation and SCADA applications, even a small configuration detail can directly affect system operation; therefore, technical information will be prepared to be as clear and application-oriented as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find the user guides for EOS software?
Guides and technical documentation for EOS software and support tools will be published on this page in categorized sections.
Where can I find the addressing information for EOS communication clients?
Data addressing and configuration information for each communication client will be explained separately in the relevant technical documentation.
Will sample projects and test applications be shared?
Yes. Sample projects, simulators, and auxiliary tools will be shared over time to facilitate the development and testing processes of EOS software.
What can I do if I encounter a technical problem?
First, review the technical documentation for the relevant software or communication protocol. If the problem persists, you can request technical support through the contact section.
The Center for EOS Technical Support
The EOS Technical Documentation Center is being established to make EOS software easier to learn, install, configure, and use.
Here, not only user guides but also
technical notes, sample applications, communication protocols, configuration examples, troubleshooting information, and support tools
will be shared.
The purpose of EOS Industrial Software Hub is to share industrial software and technical information as openly, clearly, and accessibly as possible.
