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AVEVA™ Plant SCADA

Settings Table

  • Last UpdatedJun 27, 2024
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The config.js file contains the following configuration settings. Setting names are case sensitive. When settings are specified using cookies, their name are prefixed by EAN_.

Setting Name

Description

overrideSaved

False (default), settings that the user changes are preserved between sessions and override values set in config.js. Change to True for config.js to override preserved settings.

onlyHTTPS By

By default, Plant SCADA Access Anywhere first attempts to connect using WebSockets. If the Secure Gateway is used with Plant SCADA Access Anywhere, the connection will fall back to HTTPS when WebSockets is not available. If this setting is true, HTTPS is used immediately.

noHTTPS

By default, Plant SCADA Access Anywhere first attempts to connect using WebSockets. If the Secure Gateway is used with Plant SCADA Access Anywhere, the connection will fall back to HTTPS when WebSockets is not available. If this setting is true, only WebSockets will be used and HTTPS fallback will be disabled.

hidden

A comma- or space-separated list of field names as they appear in config.js. For example "username, password,domain". The listed fields will be hidden so that the user will not be able to modify them.
To hide a button, such as the Advanced button, prefix the button text with the word show. For example, "showAdvanced,showAbout" hides both the Advanced and About buttons.
Hidden variables ignore previously saved settings.

settings (URL parameter only)

Name of a Configuration Group to be used.

wsport

The default WebSocket port that will be used by the client. The value specified in the file (8080 by default) will be used for both encrypted and unencrypted WebSocket communication. The user can override this value by explicitly specifying a port address in the client UI.
For backward compatibility with older versions of Plant SCADA Access Anywhere Server, this behavior can be modified. If singlePort is set to false then the port value specified is only for encrypted communication. The value specified in the file plus one (8081 by default) will be used for unencrypted WebSocket communication.

gwport

The default gateway port that will be used if it is not explicitly specified in the address field.

dialogTimeoutMinutes

Timeout period, in minutes, after which an inactive dialog is automatically closed and the session is logged off. This is only relevant for dialogs that have a logoff button.

sessionTimeoutMinutes

Timeout period, in minutes, after which an inactive session is disconnected. This timeout is reset whenever user clicks on the keyboard or a mouse button. The default value is 0, which disables this feature.

specialkeys

Enables support for special RDP key combination commands, such as CTRL+ALT+END which starts the Windows NT Security dialog box (similar to local CTRL+ALT+DEL).

chromeKeys

true (default) support special ChromeOS keys combinations

showDownload

true displays a link in the connection dialog to download the Plant SCADA Access Anywhere Server installer.

clipboardSupport

true (default) enables clipboard functionality; false disables it.

clipboardTimeoutSeconds

The delay duration before the clipboard image automatically fades out.

clipboardUseFlash

true (default) uses Flash when available for one-click copy into local clipboard.

clipboardKey

Key to open clipboard paste dialog, set to false to disable.

console

false (default) set true to enable RDP console mode.

settingsURL

false (default) set true to enable RDP console mode.

endURL

URL to open to after the Plant SCADA Access Anywhere session has ended (# value closes window).
If there is a prefix with the symbol ^ then this sets the value of window.location instead of top.location. This is useful when the Plant SCADA Access Anywhere session is embedded in a frame.

address

Address of Plant SCADA Access Anywhere Server. Leave blank for the standard configuration.

fulladdress

Address of RDP host. Leave blank for the standard configuration.

username

Username to pass into the Plant SCADA Access Anywhere session.

password

Password to pass into the Plant SCADA Access Anywhere session (entered as clear text in config.js file)

domain

Domain to pass into the Plant SCADA Access Anywhere session.

remember

False (default) determines whether the user’s password will be saved in the Plant SCADA Access Anywhere page for future use. Set to true to enable password saving (not recommended for kiosk usage).

encryption

False determines if encryption will be enabled from the Plant SCADA Access Anywhere client to the server

blaze_acceleration

True determines if RDP acceleration will be used

blaze_image_quality

Sets the quality level using a numeric For example: 40 (fair quality), 75, 95 (best).

resolution

Sets the resolution size of the Plant SCADA Access Anywhere session. The value set needs to be a valid option under the Plant SCADA Access Anywhere screen resolution setting. For example: "1024,768" For Full Screen, use: screen.

use_gateway

False (default), set to true to use a Secure Gateway for remote access.

gateway_address

Defines the address and port of the Secure Gateway For example: secure.acme.com:4343

useScancodes

No longer in use, see convert_unicode_to_scancode.

convert_unicode_to_scancode

False (default), set to True when using certain applications that send characters as scancodes (i.e. VMware vSphere Client, any application where you may have face challenges typing text). This setting will generate scancodes based on the selected locale.

leaveMessage

The message displayed to the user after they navigate away from an active session.

audiomode

0, enables audio redirection (default)
1, play audio on remote computer
2, disables audio redirection

name

Defines a custom string for the connection name. By default, the RDP Host address is used.

minSendInterval

Specifies the minimum duration between mouse position messages sent from the client when the mouse button is pressed. Units is milliseconds.

Note: In some cases, the local browser needs to be closed and reopened before changes take effect. The local browser cache may also need to be cleared.

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