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Simulator 16 User Guide - PowerWorld

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Oneline Options<br />

These options are available on the Oneline tab of the <strong>PowerWorld</strong> <strong>Simulator</strong> Options dialog. It is<br />

important to note that the options on this dialog apply to all oneline diagrams. There are also a large<br />

number of options which apply only to an individual oneline diagram. The diagram-specific options are<br />

specified on the Oneline Display Options Dialog.<br />

There are two sub-categories on the Oneline Options tab: Visualization and File.<br />

Visualizing out-of-service elements<br />

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Visualization<br />

These three options allow you to choose how objects on the diagram should appear when they are<br />

representing a power system device that is currently "open" or "out-of-service." The three options<br />

are Blink, Use dashed lines, and Draw and X through off-line generators. The first two options apply<br />

to any oneline object, while the third option is specific to generator objects only.<br />

Set gen MW to min when closed from oneline<br />

This option allows the generator MW value to be set to its minimum MW output after a circuit<br />

breaker is clicked in the oneline display. Normally the generator's status is set to closed and the MW<br />

value is reset to its previous value.<br />

Show Oneline Hints<br />

If checked, pop-up hints will appear when you drag the mouse over an object in the oneline. These<br />

give information about the object; for example, for a generator the pop-up hint displays the bus<br />

number, generator ID, the MW output and the MVAR output. You may also customize the pop-up<br />

hints for each kind of display object by choosing Options > Custom Hint Values from the menu.<br />

Show X,Y Coordinates<br />

If checked, the (x,y) location of the cursor is monitored in the status bar at the bottom of the<br />

screen. The (x,y) location of the cursor is only shown in Edit Mode. By default, this option is<br />

selected.<br />

Save Contour Image with Oneline File<br />

If checked, and if a contour is being displayed on the oneline diagram, <strong>Simulator</strong> will store the<br />

contour with the oneline diagram when you save the case or save the oneline. It will store the<br />

contour as a bitmap.<br />

Display Unlinked Elements in Run Mode<br />

Typically, unlinked graphical objects are not visible in Run Mode. Checking this option will allow the<br />

display of unlinked elements during Run Mode.<br />

Enable Mouse Wheel Zooming<br />

This option allow the use of the mouse wheel to zoom in and out in the currently selected oneline<br />

diagram.<br />

Maximum number of open onelines<br />

Option to specify the maximum number of onelines that can be open simultaneously (this option<br />

defaults to 10). If this maximum threshold is exceeded than <strong>PowerWorld</strong> will automatically close the<br />

oneline whose most recent access is the oldest. By default a oneline can be closed in this manner,<br />

but an additional oneline-specific option has been added that can be changed to prevent this<br />

closure. This feature is useful for users who make extensive use of oneline links or substation display<br />

object links which can make opening dozens of onelines very easy. Opening dozens of onelines can<br />

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