THE reference for power system transients

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  • #6819
    henry
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    Hello, I am new to EMTP. Can anyone help me how to use EMTP in engine mode?  I am not able to run the “DWJ” Format from the command window as well.

    #6823
    henry
    Keymaster

    To use in engine mode, you need to run the application (from command prompt for example) and give the following arguments:

    run(‘intallationFilePath\EMTP\emtpopt.exe’, arguments,”, run_command_wait)

    intallationFilePath: ex: C:\Program Files (x86)\EMTPWorks 4.XX

    arguments = “”C:\Users\YouUserName\AppData\Roaming\EMTP\C_Program_Files_x86_EMTPWorks_X_XX\emtpstate.ini;””

    arguments += “”C:\Users\YouUserName\AppData\Roaming\EMTP\C_Program_Files_x86_EMTPWorks_X_XX\emtpstate.ini;+””netlistDirectory””;waitbar;

    netlistDirectory: full directory of the netlist you want the engine to run. The netlist is generated by EMTP GUI.

    waitbar: 1 if you want to display the progress panel, 0 else.

    run_command_wait: 0 if you want to display the progress panel, -1 else.

     

    DWJ scripts are EMTP JavaScript files. They are used to automate the GUI. You may use them to start simulations as well. For that, use the startemtp_UseRunEMTP function defined in this file from the installation file: C:\Program Files (x86)\EMTPWorks 4.XX\Info Scripts\start_emtp\startemtp_UseRunEMTP.dwj

    #6824
    henry
    Keymaster

    Should there be an output file after running the empt over a netlist file? If not, can I trigger the creation of a file with data from measurements on the netlist (for example)?

    #6825
    henry
    Keymaster

    Yes, you should have the project folder (designName_pj) with the waveform data files inside.

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