EM WITS Simulator

If you're a developer or engineer specialized in the water industry, you can use EM WITS Simulator to test communication devices and programs based on WITS (Water Industry Telemetry Standard). It supports serial and TCP connections, along with charts and various configuration settings.

Wrapped in a simple and intuitive interface, the application has the simulator, charts, WITS data, custom and other information spread across different tabs.

To get started, you can pick the connection type between serial and TCP, set connection details (serial port and baud rate, TCP address and port), as well as make the simulation quick or real.

You can also specify the speed of the rotary table of the rig floor in RPM, the speed of the first and second mud pump (in strokes per minute), bit and hole depth (feet), hookload (klbs), WOB (weight on bit), ROP (rate of penetration), and halt off bottom (feet) for the auto-driller.

When starting the simulation, it's possible to set the simulator or playback data source. During the tests, you can check out the gauges for rotary speed and the two pumps, the pressure of the rig standpipe, the block height, and other data changes.

The WITS testing evolution can be observed in charts ready for the pumps (pump pressure and strokes), depth (block height, bit and hole depth), weight and rotary (rotary table, WOB and hookload) as well as ROP.

There are also some viewing options that can be used for hiding any plot or changing the plot type, customizing colors, selecting a different line style and width, disabling anti-alias, and others. Data can be copied to the clipboard.

The WITS tab shows live readings of sent and received WITS data, letting you choose between server and client mode. You can set custom WITS values, deactivate the MWD Flow Switch, and indicate external applications that you would like to use for recording and playback.

All aspects considered, EM WITS Simulator provides a user-friendly interface and handy options for helping you simulate WITS connections.