HQControl receives exported screen assets and runtime configuration.
HQSCADA and the HQControl Runtime Platform
Explains how HQSCADA scenarios map to HQControl and which screen, data, access, alarm, alarm sound, trend, and operations capabilities belong to the runtime platform.
Tags, alarms, alarm sound, trends, access, menus, and scripts belong to the runtime platform.
Federation, redundancy, and third-party IO interfaces are confirmed by deployment scope.
Guide
When users search for SCADA, HMI, or industrial runtime platforms, they first need to understand the runtime boundary before reading deployment and configuration manuals.
HQSCADA can be used as a scenario entry for SCADA projects, while HQControl carries the formal product capability. HQControl runs industrial screens, collects site data, manages access and licensing, and supports alarms, alarm sound, trends, federation, redundancy, and third-party data interfaces.
- HQControl receives exported screen assets and runtime configuration.
- Tags, alarms, alarm sound, trends, access, menus, and scripts belong to the runtime platform.
- Federation, redundancy, and third-party IO interfaces are confirmed by deployment scope.
Use this path when a project needs to run industrial screens on site and manage tags, menus, languages, permissions, alarms, alarm sound, trends, scripts, and licensing together.
- Industrial HMI / SCADA screens exist or will be authored.
- PLC, OPC UA, Modbus TCP, or third-party live data must be connected.
- Runtime access, permissions, and history need long-term maintenance.
HQControl is the runtime platform. It does not replace PLC engineering work or the editable PowerPoint screen source. Screens are exported by HQ VISU Designer; runtime and site management are handled by HQControl.
- Screen packages are exported by HQ VISU Designer.
- Runtime entry, access, data, and operations are managed by HQControl.
- PLC point preparation can use HQ Scan when required.
After confirming the runtime boundary, continue to the HQControl product page and manual for deployment, licensing, data integration, alarm sound, alarms, trends, and runtime configuration.
Guides explain the question boundary; installation, configuration, and delivery operations continue in the formal pages.