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The four main LHC experiments and the accelerator department have agreed to use a unique commercial SCADA system, PVSS II from ETM (Austria) for detector and accelerator slow control purposes, in order to ease connection and exchange of data among all collaborators and to minimise central support effort for commonly used software and LHC specific libraries provided by the CERN EN department. Knowing this, the PVSS Data Viewer (PDV) had originally been developed to access environment and control data of the Pixel detector of the ATLAS experiment, with an effort to be sufficiently generic to provide access to data of other subdetectors and even data of other experiments, or PVSS systems in general. Other important keys for the design were independence from any existing PVSS installation and universality regarding computer operating systems or user environments. The universality condition has led to the choice of Java as programming language, which also allows to start applications with WebStart technology right from an HTML page, seen by the user as just a click away on the web.

PDV — a PVSS Data Viewer Application