Graphical User Interface

Different types of lines, cables and pipes can be drawn freely with the mouse on the graphics panel and can have any arbitrary form
Electrical, gas, water and heating elements can be selected from a tool box
Many elements are available in several different representations
Inserting an element a dialogue pops up, where all specific physical parameters can be defined
The drawn network can be copied and pasted via OLE into MS-Word or other applications
The physical parameters associated to an element can be copied all at once to another element

Auxiliary graphics can be used for documenting the diagram
It is possible to draw lines, rectangles, ellipses, arcs, ellipse sections, polygons, polylines, any kind of bitmap graphics
Texts with selectable character sets can be drawn into the diagrams
The colours for background, foreground, line, outlines and fill patterns are user-selectable
Functions are available for rendering overlapped symbol elements, alignment and rotation

Colours and line types can be freely selected
Elements overloaded after a load flow or short-circuit-current analysis are colour-highlighted
Isolated elements can be highlighted
Colouring options to distinguish user-defined network areas, zones, feeders, voltage levels, earthed or un-supplied networks and galvanic separated networks
Differences to the parent variant or the root net can be coloured
Each element can be coloured individually
User defined graphic layers can be coloured
Colouring according to ranges. Many calculated variables can be coloured according to their values (e.g. according to element losses or according to voltage drops)
Colours of results in tables and graphic charts, flow animation, background visualization, gauche, pie charts can be freely selected

The user can create and define for each element type and node its own symbols
User defined Symbol Libraries
It is possible to define more than one representation for each element type
All symbols will be displayed when entering the diagram. The desired symbol can be dragged and dropped into the graphics panel
On the graphics panel the symbols can be flipped, rotated and resized
Delete. copy, move, insert, zoom and align are also functions available for symbol editing

The visualisation of a network can be separated into several diagrams. In this way it is for example possible to show the low voltage part in one diagram and the medium voltage part in another
The content of a diagram can again be divided into several layers. This allows to hide or colour the content by layer
Zooming into stations: in one diagram an overview of all the network can be shown with the station shown as a simple box, in other diagrams the details of each single station with all its breakers, protective devices and instruments
Topological the elements can be linked between several diagrams
All diagrams will be considered for various analyses (e.g. load flow)
An element can have more than one graphical representation in the same diagram or in different diagrams
Graphical data can be imported in MS-Word or other programs with Copy/Paste (OLE)

The chart manager allows to display the results in different charts. (e.g. line, bar, etc.)
Any number of sub charts can be displayed in one chart
A user defined logo (as bitmap) can be added to the header for documentation purposes
Results from different variants can be compared and displayed in the same chart
The chart can be exported as an image
Copy/paste to the clipboard is possible for documentation purposes. (e.g. to MS-Word)

The user interface of the software is available in English, German, French and other languages.

Videos:

Introductory video to Graphical User Interface (Tutorial) could be found here.