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Description
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Price
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| 10SD-OPC
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System
10 OPC Server
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$
495.00
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Using
the industry-standard connectivity and interoperability of OPC*, our new server
gives your SCADA/HMI or DCS system flexible and efficient on-line access to data
collected and processed by any Daytronic System 10, via RS232 or GPIB. OPC
"client" applications are available from FactorySoft, Intellution, and
a number of other prominent software developers for
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FACTORY
AUTOMATION—including alarm and
event handling for complete process control, with extended interfacing via
Ethernet, Profibus, Modbus, etc.
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DATA
MANAGEMENT—including archiving for
SPC/SQC, trend and fault analysis, incident review, and report generation
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PLANT
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE—including
energy and environmental management, EPA compliance testing, etc.
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OPC ("OLE for Process Control")
is a nonproprietary specification that defines a set of standard communications
interfaces based on Microsoft's OLE/COM technology, thereby allowing real-time
exchange of data among PC-based clients using Microsoft operating systems.
As such, it makes possible the effective interoperation of field systems
and devices with all kinds of automation/control and database software
applications.
For more information on OPC and its use, go to
www.opcfoundation.org
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The Model 10SD-OPC software
allows direct communication between a Daytronic System 10 Data Acquisition
System and any application program compatible with the OPC interface standard,
via either GPIB or RS232. The
server is designed to run on Intel-based PC platforms with Windows NT 4.0 (SP3+)
or Windows 98 operating system. It
is extremely easy to install and use.
The OPC Server consists of two main parts:
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Driver thread—handles all communication with the System 10 (inputs and
outputs), as well as serving all device data for OPC client applications.
The driver thread is started and stopped as communications with System 10 are
started and stopped. Upon being
started, it will first read the most recently saved configuration file.
This determines the device configuration (serial or GPIB communications
parameters, including the desired scan interval, in milliseconds), as well as the list of analog and digital channels to be scanned
and served to OPC clients. Scanning
of the listed System 10 data channels will continue until the user chooses to
stop communications. |
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User interface—allows the user to configure the device settings, build
a list of channels to be scanned and served to OPC clients, and start and stop
the driver thread.
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Once communications have been started, the OPC Server lets the user set a
specific System 10 channel or bit to a new value (changing a bit's logic state
can in turn be made to trigger an automatic command "EXECUTE" function
within System 10).
For
more information, or to
order your copy of the OPC Server, contact the Daytronic
Sales Staff or your nearest Sales
Representative.
Click
here to download the OPC Server User's
Guide, free of charge.

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