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Transcript
00:03
When working in InfoWater Pro UDF, you can run a simulation for a group of continuous sequences in the currently active flush zone.
00:13
Once you set hydrant and valve layers and select a zone, you can perform a batch run from the Flush Sequence Manager.
00:21
To begin, with InfoWater Pro initialized,
00:24
open a UDF model with a flush zone and at least one flush sequence already created within that zone.
00:31
From the Model Explorer, click Run to open the Run Manager.
00:36
In the dialog, click Run to run a simulation and create output results for a base scenario.
00:43
When the simulation is complete, click OK to exit the Run Manager.
00:49
Now, check to make sure UDF layers are set.
00:52
From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, click the Set UDF Layer button.
00:59
In the Set UDF Layer dialog, ensure that both the Set Hydrant Layer and Set Valve Layer group boxes
01:06
have the Use External Layer option enabled.
01:09
Also, make sure to select both a hydrant layer and a valve layer using the respective drop-downs.
01:16
From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, expand the More drop-down and pick Set Hydrant/Valve Symbols.
01:26
The map updates with hydrant and valve symbols.
01:30
From the Model Explorer, open the UDF tab, expand the drop-down, and select a zone.
01:36
In this example, ZONE1 is selected.
01:40
Then, click Sequence Manager.
01:42
In the Flush Sequence Manager toolbar, click Batch Run.
01:47
In the Batch Run popup, enter the starting and ending sequence numbers for your batch run.
01:52
Here, sequences 1 to 22 are entered.
01:56
Click OK.
01:58
In the Message Board window, Message tab, status updates indicate which UDF sequence is being run.
02:06
When the batch run is complete, click OK to close the dialog.
Video transcript
00:03
When working in InfoWater Pro UDF, you can run a simulation for a group of continuous sequences in the currently active flush zone.
00:13
Once you set hydrant and valve layers and select a zone, you can perform a batch run from the Flush Sequence Manager.
00:21
To begin, with InfoWater Pro initialized,
00:24
open a UDF model with a flush zone and at least one flush sequence already created within that zone.
00:31
From the Model Explorer, click Run to open the Run Manager.
00:36
In the dialog, click Run to run a simulation and create output results for a base scenario.
00:43
When the simulation is complete, click OK to exit the Run Manager.
00:49
Now, check to make sure UDF layers are set.
00:52
From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, click the Set UDF Layer button.
00:59
In the Set UDF Layer dialog, ensure that both the Set Hydrant Layer and Set Valve Layer group boxes
01:06
have the Use External Layer option enabled.
01:09
Also, make sure to select both a hydrant layer and a valve layer using the respective drop-downs.
01:16
From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, expand the More drop-down and pick Set Hydrant/Valve Symbols.
01:26
The map updates with hydrant and valve symbols.
01:30
From the Model Explorer, open the UDF tab, expand the drop-down, and select a zone.
01:36
In this example, ZONE1 is selected.
01:40
Then, click Sequence Manager.
01:42
In the Flush Sequence Manager toolbar, click Batch Run.
01:47
In the Batch Run popup, enter the starting and ending sequence numbers for your batch run.
01:52
Here, sequences 1 to 22 are entered.
01:56
Click OK.
01:58
In the Message Board window, Message tab, status updates indicate which UDF sequence is being run.
02:06
When the batch run is complete, click OK to close the dialog.
When working in InfoWater Pro UDF, a simulation can be run for a group of continuous sequences in the currently active flush zone. Once hydrant and valve layers are set and a zone selected, a batch run can be performed from the Flush Sequence Manager.
Check to make sure UDF layers are set:
The map updates with hydrant and valve symbols.
Now, set up the batch run:
In the Message Board, status updates indicate which UDF sequence is being run.
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