Machine Edition list of PLC interface protocols

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InTouch Machine Edition provides native drivers to more than 240 protocols for PLCs, temperature controllers, motion controllers, bar code/2D/RFID readers, and many other devices. You can use these built-in drivers, developed and maintained by Wonderware / Schneider Electric team or connect to an OPC server. Runtimes include offering for Windows Embedded Standard, Windows Embedded Compact or IoTView.
InTouch Machine Edition driver toolkits even allows you the flexibility to build your own drivers.

InTouch Machine Edition provides native OPC interfaces, such as OPC DA (Server/Client), and OPC UA (Client), even on Windows Embedded Compact.

IoTView - Platform Agnostic Core runtime – supports IoT (Internet of Things) built to embrace new technology for connectivity specifically for devices running on Linux andVxWorks operating systems. InTouch Machine Edition IoTView makes the integration between intelligent devices and the automation system a reality and is a natural expansion of InTouch Machine Edition.  ITME IoTView combines a very small footprint and low system requirements with all the tools and functionality needed to develop sophisticated end point devices.

Below please find a list of supported protocols for your reference.

If you can not find what you are looking for, please contact our technical support or email the marketing team at ITME@wonderware.com for the most recent list.

Subscribe to the Wonderware HMI/SCADA Times and get the latest trending topics and articles related to HMI and SCADA, including the Wonderware User Group 2016. (wonderware.com/wwtimes).        

Equipment	Protocol	Interface	Master/Slave	Name
-	ACSII and Binary custom messages	Serial/Ethernet	M/S	TXRX
BCM
108x / 1086 / 2085	Proprietary	Serial	M	BCM
Control Technology Corporation
2200/ 2400/ 2800	Proprietary	Serial	M	CTC
Fluke
2640A/2645A/2680A/2686A	Proprietary	Ethernet	M	FLK
ABB
6000 Series microFLO, 6000 XSeriesG4, 6000 XSeriesG3	DB2	Serial/Ethernet	M	ABBTF
West
6110 Temp. Contr.	Proprietary	Serial	M	WEST
Foxboro
743V / 743C / 761C / 762C	Proprietary	Serial	M	FOXBO
WAGO
750/753 Series	ARTI	Serial/Ethernet	M	COSYS
Weg
A500	Proprietary	Serial	M	A500
Agri-DataLog
AC2500 (only short parameter form)	EAP	Serial	M	AGRI
Gefran
Adamelo	Proprietary	Serial	M	ADML
Schneider (Modicon / Square D Telemecanique)
AEG Compact PLC*	Modbus RTU/ASCII	Serial	M	MODBU
Altus
AL- 2420	ALNET I	PC Board	M	A2420
AL-3405	ALNET II	Ethernet	M	ALNE2
Alfa
ALFA scale Family 3000	Proprietary	Serial	M	ALFA
OPTO22
Analog/Digital Boards	MISTIC	Serial	M	MISTC
Analog/Digital Boards	OPTOMUX	Serial	M	OPTO
BACNet
Any BACNet Compatible Device	BACNet	Serial/Ethernet	M	BACNE
IBM
AS/400 - COSTCO	ASCII	Ethernet	S	CSTAS
Axiom
AX Boards	Proprietary		M	AXIOM
BACNet
BACNet Devices	BACNet	Serial/Ethernet	S	BACSL
Europen
BarCode Scanner	Proprietary	Serial	M	SCAN
Usina Santa Elisa
Blender	Proprietary	Serial/Ethernet	M	USE
Berkeley process control
BXi controller	UDP (Application level - Berkeley Proprietary)	Ethernet	S	BERK
Omron
C-series Rack PCs	OMPLC	Serial	M	OMPLC
CAN Devices
CAN / Can Open Devices	CAN/CAN/Open	CAN	M/S	CAN
Smar
CD600	Proprietary	Serial	M	CD600
Weg
CFW	Proprietary	Serial	M	CFW
Bosch
CL200 / CL300 CL500	BUEP19E	Serial	M	BUEP
3S
CoDeSys 2.x-3.x via PLCHandler	ARTI	Serial/Ethernet	M	COSYS
Sabroe
COMSAB II	Proprietary	Serial	M	SABR
Gefran
Controllers	Proprietary	Serial	M	GEFR
Allen-Bradley
ControlLogix,MicroLogix	EtherNet/IP (CIP)	Ethernet	M	ABCIP
Sistem
CP-3000	Proprietary	Serial	M	SIST
CP-3000	Proprietary	Serial	M	SISTE
Agri-DataLog
CPM8	EAP	Serial	M	AGRI
Weg
CPWA250	Proprietary	Serial	M	WA250
Omron
CS1 series / CJ1/CJ2 series (using CS1 mode) / CV / CVM1 / CVM1D series (using CV mode)	FINS / CS1 and CV modes	Serial/Ethernet	M	OMETH
ABB
CS31	Modbus RTU/ASCII	Serial	M	MODBU
Agri-DataLog
CS950 series	EAP	Serial	M	AGRI
Cutler-Hammer
D300	Proprietary	Serial	M	CUTL
D50*	Proprietary	Serial	M	CUTL
Dakota Fluid Power
Dakota RTU Systems	Proprietary	Ethernet	M	DAKOT
Allen-Bradley
Dataliner DL50 Display	Proprietary	Serial	M	DL50
Villares
Dedicated equipment	Proprietary	Ethernet	M	VILL
Degussa AG
Degussa	Proprietary	Serial	M	DDS
Diagnostic Instruments
DI400	Proprietary	Serial	M	RFDI
Schenck
Disomat C	Proprietary	Serial	M	DISOM
Rohm
Display	Proprietary	Serial	M	ROHM
Lamix
Display LAMIX	Proprietary	Serial	M	LAMIX
Automation Direct
DL PLCs	Proprietary	Serial/Ethernet	M	KOYO
Galil
DMC Series	Proprietary	Serial/Ethernet	M	MCTRL
Presys
DMY2030 / TY2090 / DCY2050-2051	Modbus RTU/ASCII	Serial	M	MODBU
Electrical Protocols
DNP3 Compatible	DNP3	Serial/Ethernet	M	DNP
Automation Direct
Do-more H2 Series PLCs	Do-more	Ethernet / UDP-IP	M	DOMOR
Omron
E5ZN Temperature Controller	Proprietary	Serial	M	COWAF
Agri-DataLog
EC100	EAP	Serial	M	AGRI
EATON
ELC	MODBUS RTU/ASCII	Serial/Ethernet	M	EATON
Hitachi
EM-II Series	Proprietary	Serial	M	HITCE
EM-II Series	Proprietary	Serial	M	HITCE
ESB
Energy	Proprietary	Serial	M	ESB
Online Development
EZ-1131 interface	Proprietary	Serial	M	EZRTE
Yokogawa
F3LC11 / F3LC12 / F3LE01 / F3GB01 / F3SP (05, 21, 25, 28, 35, 38, 53, 58)	Proprietary	Serial/Ethernet	M	YOF3
Altus
Family 1000 / Family 2000 / Family 3130	ALNET I	Serial	M	ALNET
Allen-Bradley
Family 5000	Control Net	PC Board	S	CNS
Family PLC2	DF1	Serial	M	ABKE
Family PLC2	DF1 (Ethernet)	Ethernet	M	ABTCP
Family PLC2 / Family PLC5 / Family SLC500	EtherNet/IP (DF1)	Ethernet	M	ABENI
Family PLC5	Control Net	PC Board	S	CNS
Family PLC5	DF1	Serial	M	ABKE
Family PLC5	DF1 (Ethernet)	Ethernet	M	ABTCP
Family SLC500	DF1	Serial	M	ABKE
Family SLC500	DF1 (Ethernet)	Ethernet	M	ABTCP
Family SLC500 (with DeviceNet module)	Device Net	PC Board	S	DEVN
FATEK
FATEK PLC	FACON-PLC	Serial/Ethernet	M	FATEK
Fertron
Fertron PLC	Proprietary	Serial	M	FERT
Novus
Field Logger	MODBUS RTU	Serial	M	NOVUS
Flowtronics
Flowtronics HMI	Proprietary		M	RLC
Ero Electronic
FMC-Sacmi	Proprietary	Serial	M	SACMI
Panasonic
FP	Proprietary	Serial	M	MATSU
Panasonic (Matsushita)
FP	Proprietary	Serial	M	MATSU
Keb
Frequency Inverters compatible	N2	Serial	M	KEBCO
Mitsubishi
FX-232AW	Proprietary	Serial/Ethernet	M	MITSU
EuroMap
Gammaflux GLC 2k	Euromap 17	Serial	M	EUROM
National Instruments
GPIB	IEE 488.1		M	GPIBN
Garmin
GPS V	P000 / L001 / A010	Serial	M	GARMI
Hitachi
H-Series	Proprietary	Serial	M	HITCH
Omron
Host link units	OMPLC	Serial	M	OMPLC
Yokogawa
HR2500E	Proprietary	Serial	M	YOKOG
ESB
HV	Proprietary	Serial	M	ESB
Satchwell Control System
IAC200/400 / IAC600 Family	Proprietary (SatchNet)	Serial	M	SATCH
Electrical Protocols
IEC 60870-5-104 Compatile	IEC 60870-5-104	Ethernet	M	IE104
SPI (Society of the Plastics Industry)
Injection Molding Equipment	SPI	Serial	M	SPIIM
Phoenix
Interbus Compatible		Interbus	M	IBUS
Solidyne
IZAC/Clipper Network Protocol Compatible	IZAC/Clipper Network	Serial/Ethernet	M	IZCL
Kawasaki
Kawasaki D & E Controller Robots	AS Language	Ethernet	M	KAWR
KEYENCE
KV Series, KV-P Serie	Proprietary	Serial	M	KEYEN
Mitsubishi
L / QnA / Q Series	MELSEC	Serial/Ethernet	M	MELSE
Europen
Lay-Out Printer	Proprietary	Serial	M	EURO
Yaskawa
Legend Series	Proprietary	Serial/Ethernet	M	MCTRL
Ero Electronic
Lfs	Modbus RTU/ASCII	Serial	M	MODBU
Enersafe
LifeLink 48T	Proprietary	Serial	M	LLINK
Agilent
Low Cost Data Acquisition	Modbus RTU/ASCII	Serial	M	MOLOW
Schneider (Modicon / Square D Telemecanique)
M340, Premium	MODBUS TCP	Ethernet	M	SCHNE
Mitsubishi
MELSEC – A series	Proprietary	Serial	M	MITSA
Cemig
Memp	Proprietary	Serial	M	MEMP
ScottSafety
Meridian	MODBUS RTU	Serial	M	MERID
Fascitec
MFC	Proprietary	Serial	M	MFC
IDEC
MicroSmart PLC CPU Module	Proprietary	Serial	M	IDEC
HI Tecnologia
Mix 600 Controller	SCP-H1	Serial	M	HI
Schneider (Modicon / Square D Telemecanique)
MODBUS Plus compatible equipment	MODBUS Plus	PC Board	M	MODPL
Modbus Serial Compatible	MODBUS RTU/ASCII	Serial/Ethernet	S	MODSL
Keithley
Model 2700	Proprietary	Ethernet	M	KTHLY
Toledo
Model 9091	Proprietary	Serial	M	T9091
Schneider (Modicon / Square D Telemecanique)
Modicon 984E*	Modbus RTU/ASCII	Serial	M	MODBU
SEW
MOVITRAC31	Proprietary	Serial	M	MTRAC
Atos
MPC4004	APR03	Serial	M	ATOS
Yokogawa
MX100	Proprietary	Ethernet	M	YOMX
Siemens
MXT521	Proprietary	Serial	M	ARAC
Novus
N1100 / N1550 N2000	MODBUS RTU	Serial	M	NOVUS
Johnson Control
N2	N2	Serial	M	N2JC
Idea Automazione
Ocrim	Proprietary	Serial	M	LAMIN
Omron
OMRON/STI Safety Relays	NE1A-EDR01 UDP	Ethernet	M	OMEIP
Jetter
PASE-E+ Mikro Delta / Delta-CPU2 Nano-A / Nano-B / Nano-C / Nano-D PC-PPLC / JetControl24x / JetControl64x	Serial: PCOM3 and PCOM5 JETWay PC-PPLC TCP/IP: JetIP IP, PCOM6		M	JETTE
TOYOPUC
PC10-G	TOYOPUC	Ethernet	M	TOYOP
Lauer Gmbh
PCS Light	Lauer Standard	Serial	M	LAUER
Pro-Lite
PL-M series D (displays)	Proprietary	Serial	M	PLM
Messung
PLC Messung	Proprietary	Serial	M	MESSU
Allen-Bradley
PLC2 / PLC3 / PLC5 family	AB Remote I/O	PC Board	M/S	STRIO
PLC5 series / PLC2 series / SLC500	DH/DH+	PC Board	M	SSTDH
Pilz
PNOZmulti Safety System	Proprietary	Serial	M	PNOZ
Bosch
PPC	Proprietary	Ethernet	M	PPCBR
PPC	VisualMotion	Serial/Ethernet	M	VMASC
Automation Direct
Productivity Suite PACs	MODBUS RTU/ASCII	Serial/Ethernet	M	ADPRO
Productivity3000 PACs (legacy)	MODBUS RTU/ASCII	Serial/Ethernet	M	PAC3K
Siemens
Profibus DP Compatible	PROFIBUS DP	PC Board	S	HDPS
Profibus DP Compatible	PROFIBUS DP	PC Board	M	HILDP
Profibus DP Compatible	PROFIBUS DP	PC Board	M	SL2DP
Profibus FMS Compatible	Proprietary	PC Board	M	SL2A2
Profibus FMS Compatible	Proprietary		M	SFMS
Toshiba
Prosec-T2E	Computer Link	Serial	M	PROT1
Klockner-Moeller
PS316 / PS32, PS4-201-MM1 LPC42	SUCOM 1	Serial	M	KLOCK
Schneider (Modicon / Square D Telemecanique)
Quantum Ethernet Family	MODBUS TCP	Ethernet	M	MOTCP
Quantum Family	Modbus RTU/ASCII	Serial	M	MODBU
Ordicam R & D
Reader DSC v5 / v6 / v9	Proprietary	Serial	M	DSC
AWID
RFID Reader MPR 2010 series	RTIP	Ethernet	M	AWID
RTP
RTP 2000 / RTP 2300	Proprietary	Ethernet	M	RTP
Siemens
S5	Proprietary	Serial	M	AS511
S5 / S7 3964R	RK512	Serial	M	RK512
S7	MPI	MPI	M	MPI
S7	MPI	MPI	M	MPMPI
S7-200	PPI	Serial	M	SIPPI
S7-200 / S7-300 / S7-400 / S7-1200	Industrial Ethernet	Ethernet	M	SIETH
S7-300 / S7-400	MPI	Serial	M	SIEME
S7-300 / S7-400	Proprietary	Ethernet	M	NLMPI
Cepel
Sage	IEC-60870-5-101	Serial/Ethernet	S	SAGE
Electrical Protocols
SAGE Cepel	IEC-60870-5-101	Serial/Ethernet	S	SAGE
Saia
Saia PCD	P8 Protocol	Serial	M	SAIA
Sartorio
Sartorio Scale	Proprietary	Serial	M	SART
BarCode
Scanner	Proprietary	Serial	M	SCAN
Advantech
Series 4000	Proprietary	Serial	M	ADAM
Series 4000 / Series 5000	Proprietary	Serial	M	ADAM2
Series 4000 / Series 5000	Proprietary	Serial	M	ADAM3
Series 8000	MPI	Serial	M	MPIAD
GE-Fanuc
Series 90	SNP	Serial	M	FANUC
Series 90	SRTP	Ethernet	M	SRTP
Watlow Controls
Series 981 / 984	Proprietary	Serial	M	WA982
Usiminas
SISP	Proprietary	Serial	M	SISP
OPTO22
Snap Series	OPTO-MMP	Ethernet	M	OPMMP
SoftPLC
SoftPLC PC Based Control	CSP/PCCC (DF1 Ethernet)	Ethernet	M	SOFTP
SoftPLC PC Based Control	DF1	Serial	M	ABKE
SoftPLC PC Based Control	DF1 (Ethernet)	Ethernet	M	ABTCP
SoftPLC TagWell	Proprietary	Ethernet	M	TAGW
Schneider (Modicon / Square D Telemecanique)
SoMachine Controllers - PAC and PLC (M241, M251)	ARTI	Serial/Ethernet	M	COSYS
ABB
SPA-bus compatible equipment	SPA-Bus	Serial	S	SPA
Schneider (Modicon / Square D Telemecanique)
Symax	Proprietary	Serial	M	SYMAX
Omron
Sysmac C200H*	OMPLC	Serial	M	OMPLC
Sysmac way	OMPLC	Serial	M	OMPLC
Microblau
TD3000	Proprietary	Serial	M	MBLAU
Therma
TH2131	Proprietary	Serial	M	THERM
Siemens
TI PLC	TBP / NITP	Serial/Ethernet	M	TI500
Toledo
TolFlux 9300	TLP2	Serial	M	TFLUX
Weg
TP02	Proprietary	Serial	M	WTP02
TP11	Proprietary	Serial	M	WEGTP
Triconex
Tricon Series	TSAA	Ethernet / UDP-IP	M	TSAA
Schneider (Modicon / Square D Telemecanique)
Triconex Tricon Series	TSAA	Ethernet / UDP-IP	M	TSAA
Uni-Telway
TSX	Proprietary	Serial	M	UNITE
Gammaflux
TTC Series	Proprietary	Serial	M	GFLUX
Beckhoff
TwinCAT PLC	ADS	Ethernet	M	TWCAT
Cylon Controls
UCU Series / UC32.xx Series	Proprietary	Ethernet	M	CYLON
ACS
UMacs-D64	Proprietary	Serial	M	ACS
US Digital
USB4 Encoder Dat Acquisition USB Device	Proprietary	USB 2.0	M	USB4D
Yokogawa
UT35 / UT320 / UT350 / UT520 / UT550 / UT750 / UP350 / UP550 / UP750 / UM330 / UM350 / GREEN series	PC Link Comm.	Serial	M	YU35
UT750 / UP750 / UT550 / UT520 / UP550 / UT350 / UT320 / UM350 / UM330 / UP350	PC Link Comm.	Serial	M	YUPL
Omron
V720S-HMF01 RFID	Proprietary	Serial	M	HMF01
Leybold Inficom
Vacuum Gauges devices	Proprietary	Serial	M	GAUGE
ESB
Vip D3-485	Proprietary	Serial	M	ESB
VIPA
VIPA and Siemens S7-300/400 PLCs	MPI / Industrial Ethernet	Serial/Ethernet	M	VPCE
EXFO
WA-5900	Proprietary	Serial	M	EXFO
Davis
Weather Wizard	Proprietary	Serial	M	DAVI
EATON
XC Series PLCs	ARTI	Serial/Ethernet	M	COSYS
Motoman
XRC	BSC compliant	Serial	S	XRC
XRC	BSC compliant	Serial	M	XRCM
Yokogawa
YS100	Proprietary	Serial	M	YS100

                                                    

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Top 2015 Wonderware HMI & SCADA Blog Posts

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For anyone who’s new to our HMI/SCADA blog, here’s a quick recap of my 15 most read posts of 2015- just in case you really have nothing better to do over the weekend. Not only shows what was going on in Wonderware HMI and Supervisory for the last 12 months but they also provide a glimpse into what’s next.

Best Practices for meeting the FDA 21 CFR Part 11 ...

This blog is about the FDA 21 CFR Part 11 Regulations (what is it?, term definitions, why do we need it?), and resources available to comply with these requirements using the Wonderware Software.

13 questions to ask when choosing the Right SCADA ...

This blog post is intended to provide customers in the manufacturing industry and solutions delivery partners looking to collaborate with other delivery partners with some guidelines on how to identify and select the right Partners to work with.

Machine Edition - list of 240+ PLC protocols

InTouch Machine Edition provides native drivers to more than 240 protocols for PLCs, temperature controllers, motion controllers, bar code/2D/RFID readers, and many other devices. You can use these built-in drivers, developed and maintained by Wonderware / Schneider Electric team or connect to an OPC server.

Wonderware InTouch® wins 2015 UX Design award for ...

Schneider Electric Software LLC, the global specialist in energy management and the world leader in delivering industrial strength software solutions that simplify the complex in your operation has announced that its Wonderware InTouch won the 2015 UX Design award for Human Machine Interface Software. 

Top benefits of PackML for OEMs

Packaging industry requires fast, accurate and reliable equipment to easily integrate into the operations and address the need of its growing demand. The purpose of this blog post is to review the benefits of the PackML standard  as it applies to OEMs.

Top 5 Areas to Focus on for Effective Alarm Manager...

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Why Machine Builders Should be Interested in IoT ...

With the advent of Internet of Things and Industry 4.0, the number of embedded devices used for M2M (Machine to Machine) data exchange increase will increase. For machine builders, this means that demand for machine functionality will rise sharply among customers. Wonderware InTouch Machine Edition meet these demands with an all-in-one solution that will easily integrate these machines with cloud-ready SCADA solutions.

How to configure RSLogix 5000 Family Devices and Machine Edition ...

This blog posts will walk you through the steps on configuring InTouch Machine Edition to integrate with RSLogix 5000 to have a single tag database for ControlLogix or  CompactLogix PLCs.

7 Tips for Selecting the Right SCADA System for Yo...

The SCADA system is the brain of your automation system, so choosing the right one for your specific requirements is an important decision. The best SCADA system is the one that can easily communicate with all your RTUs and PLCs , meet your needs today and tomorrow and ensure your investment is protected.

What are the Wonderware OEM products?

Wonderware OEM products are a comprehensive set of industrial software solutions that assist you on your path to greater business success. All Wonderware software solutions are tightly integrated to help improve your business today, and expand your operations in the future.

Benefits of the New Wonderware Office

With native connectivity to both your plant floor and business applications, Wonderware Office Bundle provides insight into the conditions, alarms, and events that tell you whether things are going right, or wrong.

What is new in InTouch Machine Edition 8.0?

This release has quite a few new features and improvements so we’re really excited to get this one out to you.  

Top 10+1 reasons to update to the Wonderware System 2014R2...

Being the leader in Human Machine Interface (HMI) technology, Wonderware  offers the next step in industrial software design and management — Wonderware System Platform.

InTouch Wins innovation award "etoile du Design"“Observer du design” ...

Wonderware InTouch human machine interface software has won the award "etoile du Design", by "Observeur du design 2016 ", an initiative of the A.P.C.I., the  French Agency for the Promotion of IndustrialCreativity that rewards the best and most innovative projects in the field of industrial design. 

Next-gen Thinking: The Advance of HMI and SCADA Software...

This post was written by Phil Couling, Director, Wonderware Software Product Marketing, Schneider Electric and it was featured in the Pulse  magazine of Automation.com.

Bonus: Special post: Remembering Dennis Morin, the Wonderware Founder

Visionaries just don’t create great products or companies; sometimes they end up creating a new market. Wonderware® founder, Dennis R. Morin, was one such visionary entrepreneur. He created a whole new market segment within the factory automation industry when he started Wonderware on April 1st 1987, a year after being laid off from Triconex®.

Machine Edition HMI script to Read & Write to an XML Recipe format File

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This Machine Edition HMI Sample Application demonstrates the use of VBScript withXMLDOM to read and write XML files.The VBScript code is contained in the Screen Script for this display. The XML file(s) contain data values of the array val[0] - val[4]. 

The XML data is stored in XML format consistent with the format of IWS recipe files. 

To use this program:

• set the variables and then Save, specifying a file name. 
• Change values and repeat, using a different file name to save. 
• Next, load a file. 
• The values will change to the values in the saved XML file.

The instructions to run this application are:

•  Install ITME8.0 (or later) in your computer (wonderware.com/ITME2)
• Extract the files from XMLScript.zip into your computer
• Open ITME 2014 R2 (v 8.0 or later) development environment and run the XMLScript application.

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• Built-in Recipe Management Interface - InTouch Machine Edition...
• Trend Cursor Value Machine Edition Application
• Machine Edition list of PLC interface protocols

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Machine Edition IP Change During Runtime

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This demo allows the user to configure the main TCP/IP settings for a specific network adapter in the current station, during the runtime.

The default network adapter (Network Name) is Local Area Network. If the user wants to change the settings for a different network adapter, he must type the name of the network adapter that must be re-configured in “Network Name” field on the main screen.

This application uses mainly the tag IP from the cIP class. The Math003 has the script executed when the “Apply Network Settings” button is pressed. Even if the button is pressed from a Web Thin Client computer, the settings are changed on the Server station only (station where Studio is installed).

WARNING: This application uses the command netsh, which is NOT supported under Windows Embedded Comact (formerly known as Windows CE) operating system.

About Netsh:

According to Microsoft: “Netsh is a command-line scripting utility that allows you to, either locally or remotely, display or modify the network configuration of a computer that is currently running. Netshalso provides a scripting feature that allows you to run a group of commands in batch mode against a specified computer. Netsh can also save a configuration script in a text file for archival purposes or to help you configure other servers”.

The instructions to run this InTouch Machine Edition application are:

• Install ITME8.0 (or later) in your computer (wonderware.com/ITME2)
• Extract the files from IPChange.zipinto your computer
• Open ITME 2014 R2 (v 8.0 or later) development environment and run the IPChangeapplication.

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• Three different methods for displaying information with InTouch Machine Edition...
• Built-in Recipe Management Interface - InTouch Machine Edition...
• Trend Cursor Value Machine Edition Application
• Machine Edition list of PLC interface protocols

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Schneider Electric Optimize your plant performance Watch this video and learn how to optimize operations performance through sophisticated system architecture, superior scalability and unparalleled upgradeability. Watch Video

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Situational Awareness: make decisions at the speed of your process

Better HMI designs provide true “Situational Awareness”, which leads to greater operator effectiveness and fewer shutdowns. Properly designed HMI applications help optimize both the business value and the safety of your system. Learn How.

The Next Generation of Device Integration

Watch this video to learn about the next generation of device integration which greatly expands the Wonderware connectivity spectrum both down to the data layer as well as up to the business and ERP layers which supports an industry wide, global, IoT and Cloud-ready communication strategy.

The Wonderware HMI/SCADA Times

All your SCADA news in one place! Sign up and get the latest news about Wonderware Software Solutions for Real-Time Success™. We collect the best HMI/SCADA related news from over 50 sources around the globe (blog posts, trade magazines articles etc). We then send every week the aggregated digest to you so you can stay informed without having to do the research yourself.

   

Machine Edition Pie Chart Sample Application

January 6, 2016, 6:13 am

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The Pie Chart Machine Edition Application below demonstrates how the Pie Chart and Legend symbols work. 

Download the Pie Chart Symbols used in the application here. 

To tun this application, follow the 3 simple steps below:

• Install ITME8.0 (or later) in your computer (wonderware.com/ITME2)
• Extract the files from PieChart.zipinto your computer
• Open ITME 2014 R2 (v 8.0 or later) development environment and run the PieChart.zipapplication.

Related posts:

• Machine Edition list of 240+ PLC interface protocols
• Machine Edition HMI script to Read & Write to an XML...
• Ethernet communication- MicroLogix™ PLC to Machine Edition...
• Alarm Reasons Machine Edition Demo Application
• State Demo for PackML-InTouch Machine Edition
• Project Localization / Multi-Language Support with InTouch Machine Edition...
• Three different methods for displaying information with InTouch Machine Edition...
• Trend Cursor Value Machine Edition Application
• Machine Edition IP Change During Runtime
• Built-in Recipe Management Interface - InTouch Machine Edition...

Subscribe to the Wonderware HMI/SCADA Times and get the latest trending topics and articles related to HMI and SCADA, including the Wonderware User Group 2016. (wonderware.com/wwtimes).

Dot Net Controls - Importing and Managing using Wonderware ArchestrA Graphics

January 7, 2016, 6:43 am

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This video, developed by the Wonderware North American System Consultants, covers suggestions around importing, organizing, exporting and managing .Net controls for use in Wonderware ArchestrA Graphics. The demonstration uses the Windows Forms library (system.windows.forms.dll) as an example.

Products in this video:

• Wonderware System Platform
• Wonderware InTouch

Who should watch?

• Anyone using Wonderware InTouch, Wonderware System Platform, Application Server: control and process engineers, IT professionals

Related posts:

• Introduction to Wonderware System Platform Licensing
• Wonderware: Diving In Series: ArchestrA Graphic Pen Trend Tool Blog
• Diving In Series: Using the ArchestrA Graphics "Show Graphic()" Function
• Diving In Series: ArchestrA Graphics As Functions for other graphics
• Diving In Series: Understanding How Galaxy Repository (GR) Connectivity Impacts Graphic Performance
• Diving in Series: How to use the ArchestrA Graphic...
• Top 10+1 reasons to update to the Wonderware System Platform...
• Manipulating Inheritance in Application Server Objects 
• Wonderware System Platform and Wonderware InTouch 2014 R2 Upcoming Release Highlights
• Wonderware System Platform 2014 R2 and InTouch 2014 R2 are now available
• System Platform 2014 R2 - InTouch Modern Application [video]
• Benefits of the Wonderware System Platform 2014 R2
• Wonderware System Platform and Wonderware InTouch 2014 R2 Upcoming Release Highlights
• Wonderware System Platform 2014 R2 and InTouch 2014 R2 are now available

ArchestrA Symbol with the Graphics API - Add Script Video by Code 192

January 8, 2016, 6:30 am

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This video was developed by one of our partners, Code 192, and explains how to add scripts to an ArchestrA Symbol with the Graphics API. The namespace CODE192.Shared.ArchestrAProxy.Script contain all classes to configure scripts.  Script instructions can be plain text or predefined classes like LogMessageScriptInstruction. Script instructions classes always end with ScriptInstruction (LogMessage, Comment, Foreach).  You can add symbol scripts using AddScript from ISymbol Interface. This video covers adding a script to a symbol;  it also illustrates the "On show", "While showing", "On hide" functions. 

Products in this video:

• Wonderware System Platform
• Wonderware InTouch
• CODE192 Galaxy Toolbox

Who should watch?

• Anyone using Wonderware InTouch, Wonderware System Platform, Application Server: control and process engineers, IT professionals

Related posts:

• Galaxy Toolbox Graphics Bulk Import Demo and Business Value
• What is the Galaxy ToolBox?

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55 Wonderware HMI/SCADA Times Email Newsletters published in 2015

January 9, 2016, 10:30 am

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For anyone who’s interested in HMI/SCADA topics, here is a list with all my Wonderware HMI/SCADA Times Newsletters (e-news) published in 2015. There were 55 email newsletters that not only shows what was going on in Wonderware HMI and Supervisory for the last 12 months but they also provide a glimpse into what’s next.

Every week, we collect the best Wonderware HMI/SCADA related news from over 50 sources around the globe (trade magazines, blog.wonderware.com, blog.schneider-electric.com, our partners and distributors sites) .
We then send  the aggregated digest to you so you can stay informed without having to do the research yourself. Here are last years' 55 e-news:

Best Practices for 21 CFR Part 11 Regulatory Compliance & Wonderware User Conference 2016 and more

What is new InTouch Access Anywhere 2014 R2 SP1? and much more

Best Practices for 21 CFR Part 11 regulatory compliance, Wonderware User Conference 2016 and more

Vote now for Engineers' Choice Awards,  Industrial Data: Anytime with remote HMI and much more

Schneider Electric live from SPS Nuremberg - Press conference: The Industrial Internet of Things, Smart Machines Blog and much more

Automation World Newsletter: Real-time visibility into Operations Create, Manage and Monitor Your Personal KPIs Blog and much more

What is new in InTouch Machine Edition 8.0 and much more

Top 3 Business Values Of The New Wonderware Office and much more

Benefits of the New Wonderware Office and much more

New bundle available: Wonderware Office and much more

Applying the Internet of Things and much more

Software licensing: the benefits of the concurrent license model and much more

Enhancing Remote HMI Mobile User Experience and much more

Wonderware Delivers on Promises and much more

Microsoft has developed its own Linux. Repeat. Microsoft has developed its own Linux and much more

2015 Wonderware North America Conference and much more

Top 5 benefits of PackML for OEMs and much more

Top 5 Areas to Focus on for Effective Alarm Management Blog and much more

Joe Finn's Top 10 Reasons to Attend the 2015 Wonderware Conference Blog and much more

Smart cities, opportunities to build winning partnerships! and much more

2015 Wonderware North America Conference and much more

What caused the increase in alarm notifications? Blog and much more

Getting CFOs to drive Energy Efficiency - Schneider Electric Blog and much more

The Role of Manufacturing in Economic Development and much more

InTouch Panel PCs Overview in under 5 minutes Blog and much more

Inside the Trend Toward Multi-site Production Systems Standardization and much more

Top 10+1 reasons to update to the Wonderware System Platform 2014 R2 Blog and much more

Take Steps to Avoid Liability for Cybersecurity Threats Blog and much more

An integrated approach to Support, Services and Maintenance delivers greater business value than the sum of its parts Blog and much more

9 challenges in industrial operations and how they may impact the bottom line Blog and much more

7 Tips for Selecting the Right SCADA System for Your Needs Blog and much more

SCADA considerations to optimize your industrial operation Blog and much more

Stay connected with the Wonderware OEMs Post Newsletter Blog and much more

How to configure RSLogix 5000 Family Devices and InTouch Machine Edition to share a simple integrated tag database Blog and much more

Situational Awareness Leveraging Historical Data Blog and much more

How Five Key Trends Are Affecting Automation Technology Evaluation and much more

ArchestrA Graphics Tips and Tricks Episode 3 – Connectors and Connection Points Blog and much more

Why OEMs Are Choosing InTouch Machine Edition for Equipment running Microsoft Embedded OS Blog and much more

Manufacturing Software Future is Loosely Coupled Layers and much more

What are the Wonderware OEM products? Blog and much more

Modernize Your InTouch Application with ArchestrA Graphics Blog and much more

How to apply standards when deploying intelligent devices - Schneider Electric Blog and much more

Top 10+1 reasons to update to the Wonderware System Platform 2014 R2 Blog and much more

How should you protect your at-Home Digital Experience? Find out with Schneider Electric’s New Interactive Infographic - Schneider Electric Blog and much more

Wonderware InTouch Panel PCs Series D, Standard and Premium now available for ordering Blog and much more

Wonderware InTouch Panel PC Technical Overview Video Blog and much more

Wonderware Automation Success: ERP and MES are like apples and oranges Blog and much more

Traditional System Integrators Transformation to Solution Providers!!! Blog  and much more

Benefits of the Wonderware InTouch 2014 R2 and much more

What’s new in InTouch 2014 R2 and much more

Top 5 trends that currently drive the needs of the modern industrial HMI application and much more

Manufacturing Lacks Cyber Security and much more

Subscribe to the Wonderware HMI/SCADA Times and get the latest trending topics and articles related to HMI and SCADA, including the Wonderware User Group 2016. (wonderware.com/wwtimes).

 

9 Wonderware OEM Post Newsletters you may have missed

January 10, 2016, 5:49 pm

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This blog covers 9 OEM focused email newsletters published in 2015.Thanks to all of our newsletter contributors, subscribers and to the partners who shared their expertise in some of the articles.

If you did not subscribed yet, please do it using the following link. Signup within the next 5 days and get a bonus infographic about Enhancing the Remote HMI User Experience.

Wonderware InTouch® wins 2015 UX Design award for Human Machine Interface (HMI) Software

InTouch Machine Edition HMI Software Communicates with Many Protocols Simultaneously How to configure RSLogix 5000 Family Devices and InTouch Machine Edition to share a simple integrated tag database 9 challenges in industrial operations and how they may impact the bottom line What are the Wonderware OEM products? Reduce the energy consumption of manufactured equipment AW: Real-time visibility into Operations Create, Manage and Monitor Your Personal KPIs Vote now for Control Engineering’s Choice Awards!

Take a look at the currentWonderware OEMs Post edition and make sure to subscribe to get  future editions delivered to your inbox.

.NET Controls in Wonderware ArchestrA Graphic - an Example Using DataGridView

January 11, 2016, 6:28 am

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This video was developed by the Wonderware North American System Consultantsand it covers integration of .NET controls in Wonderware ArchestrA Graphics using the DataGridView from the Windows Forms library (system.windows.forms.dll) as an example.

Products in this video:

• Wonderware System Platform
• Wonderware InTouch

Who should watch?

• Anyone using Wonderware InTouch, Wonderware System Platform, Application Server: control and process engineers, IT professionals

For more information:

• Wonderware HMI and Supervisory Control Solutions – What’s New in 2014 R2
• Wonderware System Platform Brochure
• What’s New Wonderware System Platform Datasheet

About ArchestrA Graphics

ArchestrA Graphics are one of the most significant enhancements in InTouch over the past several years. They provide numerous advantages over traditional symbols for both engineers and operators. They have become the standard graphics of choice due their ease of use, versatility, reusability, power and proven track record.

Related posts:

• Charting Historian State Summary
• Dot Net Controls - Importing and Managing using Wonderware ArchestrA Graphics
• Introduction to Wonderware System Platform Licensing
• Wonderware: Diving In Series: ArchestrA Graphic Pen Trend Tool Blog
• Diving In Series: Using the ArchestrA Graphics "Show Graphic()" Function
• Diving In Series: ArchestrA Graphics As Functions for other graphics
• Diving In Series: Understanding How Galaxy Repository (GR) Connectivity Impacts Graphic Performance
• Diving in Series: How to use the ArchestrA Graphic...
• Manipulating Inheritance in Application Server Objects 
• Diving In Series: ArchestrA Graphic Pen Trend Tool
• Diving In Series: ArchestrA Graphics As Functions for other graphics
• Diving In Series: Understanding How Galaxy Repository (GR) Connectivity Impacts Graphic Performance

Charting Historian State Summary in ArchestrA graphics in InTouch 2014 R2

January 12, 2016, 9:59 am

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This video, developed by the Wonderware North American System Consultants, provides an example on how to  leverage the power of Wonderware Historian State Summary retrieval using an ArchestrA graphic in InTouch 2014R2 or later.

The example and queries can be adapted to other dashboard and reporting environments such as SSRS, Excel, and other reporting tools.

The demo graphic HistorianStateSummaryChart.aapkg referenced in the video also contains a scripting example of using Wonderware's aaDBIntegration library for non-blocking database calls.

HistorianStateSummaryChart is downloadable from Wonderware's support web site.

Products in this video:

• Wonderware System Platform
• Wonderware InTouch

Who should watch?

• Anyone using Wonderware InTouch, Wonderware System Platform, Application Server: control and process engineers, IT professionals

Related posts:

• Dot Net Controls - Importing and Managing using Wonderware ArchestrA Graphics
• Introduction to Wonderware System Platform Licensing
• Wonderware: Diving In Series: ArchestrA Graphic Pen Trend Tool Blog
• Diving In Series: Using the ArchestrA Graphics "Show Graphic()" Function
• Diving In Series: ArchestrA Graphics As Functions for other graphics
• Diving In Series: Understanding How Galaxy Repository (GR) Connectivity Impacts Graphic Performance
• Diving in Series: How to use the ArchestrA Graphic...
• Top 10+1 reasons to update to the Wonderware System Platform...
• Manipulating Inheritance in Application Server Objects 
• Wonderware System Platform and Wonderware InTouch 2014 R2 Upcoming Release Highlights
• Wonderware System Platform 2014 R2 and InTouch 2014 R2 are now available
• System Platform 2014 R2 - InTouch Modern Application [video]
• Benefits of the Wonderware System Platform 2014 R2
  
• Wonderware System Platform and Wonderware InTouch 2014 R2 Upcoming Release Highlights
• Wonderware System Platform 2014 R2 and InTouch 2014 R2 are now available

Top 4 awards for the Situational Awareness User Benefits of InTouch HMI in 2015

January 13, 2016, 9:30 am

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Schneider Electric Software is proud to have recently been recognized with a number of  awards  for the work completed in the area of Situational Awareness for HMI/SCADA. Below are the top 4 recent InTouch global recognitions for its Goal Oriented HMI design.

December 2015:

Innovation Award Etoile du Design

Wonderware InTouch human machine interface software has won the award "etoile du Design", by "Observeur du design 2016 ", an initiative of the A.P.C.I., the  French Agency for the Promotion of Industrial Creativity that rewards the best and most innovative projects in the field of industrial design. For more information read: Wonderware: InTouch Wins innovation award "etoile du Design" by "Observeur du design 2016”

September 2015: UX Design award

The award honors outstanding design and user orientation in products, digital solutions and services, part of an annual competition managed by the International Design Center of Berlin and presented at the IFA Consumer Electronics Show in Berlin the week of September 7.

July 2015: Label Observeur

This French design award, organized by the APCI (Agency for the Promotion of Industrial Creation) rewards the best achievements that meet "exemplary manner to the criteria of innovation, to improve the comfort of the user in response new needs. More…

February 2015: IIID DesignAwards

The "Situational Awareness" video has convinced the jury of IIID Awards by simplicity and fluidity of the new version of InTouch software. More 

Wonderware System Platform Video

January 14, 2016, 9:21 am

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Today, industrial companies need a more efficient and flexible way of developing, deploying and maintaining the software applications used to manage and improve operations. This video, developed by our distributor WonderwareCanada East, is about Wonderware System Platform - a distinctly unique, powerful and elegant solution that delivers what customers most need in their real-time industrial software systems.

Wonderware System Platform is to the modern plant what Windows is to the modern office: an environment for building, deploying, connecting, securing and managing interactions among people, processes and production equipment. Whether you are running process or discrete manufacturing, upstream oil & gas, mining municipal utilities or most any other industrial operations, Wonderware System Platform is the most powerful, scalable, robust and proven software infrastructure you can get.

It provides configuration, deployment, communication, security, data connectivity and other services.

Wonderware System Platform interfaces to hundreds of field devices and plant systems, allows extensive re-use of engineering, eases maintenance burdens, provides broad scalability and extensibility while accommodating new computing technologies such as virtualization.

Wonderware System Platform and its tightly integrated components help produce 24% of the world’s chemicals, 64% of the world’s Liquid Natural Gas, 20% of the world’s electricity generation, 36% of the world’s nuclear energy generation, and 17% of the world’s refined products. 

Products in this video:

• Wonderware System Platform
• Wonderware InTouch

Who should watch?

• Anyone using Wonderware InTouch, Wonderware System Platform, Application Server: control and process engineers, IT professionals

Related posts:

• Product Webpage
• Wonderware System Platform brochure
• Introduction to Wonderware System Platform Licensing
• Video: What's new in Wonderware System Platform 2014 R2
• Top 10+1 reasons to update to the Wonderware System Platform 2014 R2

Cyber Security Best Practices For Protecting Industrial Controls Systems

January 19, 2016, 7:28 pm

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Cyber Security is a growing global threat to businesses and industries with estimated global losses of over $1 trillion USD. In this webinar organized by our distributor Wonderware NorCal, Tim Johnson, Schneider Electric’s Global Principal Cyber Security Consultant, answers questions related to protecting Industrial Control Systems.Watch to see: 

• What is at risk?
• What to protect?
• What is critical?
• What are the compliance requirements?
• Remote access best practices

Also, he will encounter which are the best practices for protecting Industrial Control Systems such as:

• Network Segregation
• Electronic Access Point Access Controls
• System Hardening
• User Access Controls
• Malicious Software Prevention
• Antivirus
• Device Control
• Patching Server
• Backups
• Logging Server
• Performance Monitoring & Alerting

Products in this video:

• Wonderware System Platform
• Wonderware InTouch

Who should watch?

• Anyone using Wonderware InTouch, Wonderware System Platform, Application Server: control and process engineers, IT professionals

Related Posts:

• Take Steps to Avoid Liability for Cybersecurity Threats
• Cyber Security Lessons: Din You Know?

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How manufacturing plants are integrating video to remotely monitor and troubelshoot operations

January 20, 2016, 5:20 pm

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In this webcast organized by our distributor Wonderware NorCal, Greg Santos of Industrial Video & Control (IVC) demonstartes of how manufacturing plants can integrate a Video Solution with their SCADA/HMI systems to:

• remotely monitor the farthest reaches of their operations from their current control room;
• observe exactly what happened at a specific point in time - by linking video to data points, alarms and events;
• see exactly what operators were seeing and doing during a shutdown or failure - by recording and archiving operator consoles.

Products in this video:

• Wonderware System Platform
• Wonderware InTouch

Who should watch?

• Anyone using Wonderware InTouch, Wonderware System Platform, Application Server: control and process engineers, IT professional

Related Posts:

• Observations on the Future of Packaging Automation
• InTouch Machine Edition Benefits for you as part of the Customer FIRST Program

Two important Operations Integration Server announcements

January 21, 2016, 2:09 pm

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We are very excited about the following two important Operations Integration Server announcements. The first one is related to the SIDirect OI Server availability that supports the latest S7-1500 platform from Siemens with full Symbolic namespace support and you guessed it the, Industrial Internet of Things is just a step away! The second announcement provides a glimpse at the drivers in the pipeline. You can find developments for
Enhancing the Gateway product to support OI Core functionality, MQTT OI Server for Industrial Internet of Things, Automation Direct expanded set, InTouch Machine Edition that Converts DAServer to  an OI Server.

Check out our Wonderware HMI/SCADA YouTube video channel celebrating this update.

1.SIEMENS S7-1500

SIDirect OI Server available now!

Release Highlights

• Specific support for the S7-1500 series and S7-1500F failsafe series controllers
• Support for Symbolic, tag-based, hierarchical namespaces
• Continued support for legacy S7 absolute memory location addressing syntax
• Pre-configured… Ready to use
• Amazing performance!
• Supports connectivity to password protected controllers.
• See Readme for full details (link). Watch this video to get a brief overview

    OI Server specific support

• Supports multi-instance
• Supports multi-version
• Supports side-by-side installation with SIDirect DAServer
• Supports side-by-side installation with SIDirect DI Objects
• Leverages OI Server standard and professional licenses
• New - Provides the option to set the OI Server to be Read-Only

SIDirect OI Server Release Announcement Video

Wonderware Operations Integration Servers Benefits

Operations Integration OI Server Configuration Example

2. Upcoming OI Servers

Check out the upcoming OI Servers that we are working on!

Starting Friday, January 22^nd…

Visit our Beta site and start previewing some of the upcoming servers! projects.wonderware.com/sites/wonderwarebeta/OIServers/default.aspx

FSGateway becomes OI Gateway.

Enhancing the Gateway product to support OI Core functionality

Adding OPC UA client Functionality

Automation Direct expanded set

Added support for Do-more Series PLCs

Added support for Productivity Series PLCs

New – Industrial Internet of Things!

MQTTOI Server

InTouch Machine Edition

Convert DAServer to OI Server

Omron FINS

Convert DAServer to OI Server

Texas Instruments

Support for TI-500 Series

Siemens Direct Operations Integration Server for the S7-1500 platform

January 25, 2016, 6:31 pm

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This video, developed by Alvaro Martinez covers the Operations Integration Server for the S7-1500 platform. Wonderware Siemens SIDirect Operations Integration Server supports the latest S7-1500 platform from Siemens with full Symbolic namespace support. 

New in This Release

Supports  the S7-1500 series and S7-1500F failsafe series controllers

Provides the option to set the OI Server to be Read-Only

New symbolic hierarchy based connection

Supports new symbolic tag-based namespace

Basic data types (bit, analog, string)

System data types (counter, timer, input, output, memory area items, hardware diagnostics)

Complex data types (pre-defined in the controller)

User-defined data types

Provides suffix to coerce date and time values to the appropriate format

Supports arrays of data types listed above

Provides new symbolic connection-related diagnostic items

Supports connectivity to password protected controllers

Auto-synchronizes symbolic tag databases when tags are changed or uploaded to the controller

Provides controller connection validation during configuration

Supports redundant controller connectivity

Continued support for legacy S7 absolute memory location addressing syntax

OI Server specific support

Supports multi-instance

Supports multi-version

Supports side-by-side installation with SIDirect DAServer

Supports side-by-side installation with SIDirect DI Objects

Leverages OI Server standard and professional licenses

Products in this video:

Wonderware System Platform

Wonderware InTouch

Who should watch?

Anyone using Wonderware InTouch, Wonderware System Platform, Application Server: control and process engineers, IT professionals

Related posts:

Two important Operations Integration Server announcements

Wonderware Operations Integration Servers in under 6 minute

Wonderware: Plant Integration: Device Integration Overview

Wonderware: Plant Integration: Device Integration Overview

Operations Integration Servers by Automation World

Operations Integration Offering, Foundation for Scalability, Throughput, Uptime, and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Press Release

January 26, 2016, 9:37 am

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LAKE FOREST, Calif. – January 26,  2016 — Schneider Electric Software,  a global leader in industrial software and part of Schneider Electric, the global specialist in energy management and automation,  announces the release of Wonderware Operations Integration (OI) Servers.  The new servers increase connectivity across the enterprise, from the data layer through the business and ERP layers, to support a cloud-ready communications strategy.

Wonderware OI Servers are a part of Schneider Electric Software’s IIoT connectivity strategy. The new inherent architecture of OI Servers allows seamless integration of a growing number of devices, ideal for use in Smart Cities, geographically distributed industries, as well as integration between currently disparate systems on a global scale. 

“Customers have a wide spectrum of devices and systems that they want to integrate to their Supervisory HMI and historized data storage. Our broader connectivity offering through Wonderware Operations Integration provides greater value to customers by enabling a more connected enterprise,” said Alvaro Martinez, Product Manager, Schneider Electric Software. “The release not only expands Wonderware’s connectivity but also enriches our customers’ integration capability by making it faster, more flexible, easier to implement, and highly available.”

With the advent of Internet of Things and Industry 4.0, not only is the number of embedded devices used for Machine to Machine data exchange increasing, but demand for machine functionality is also rising, including demand for interoperability, the ability to exchange data with cloud-based systems, and user friendly local configuration and maintenance.  Rather than an isolated set of units, these devices can become an integral part of the overall automation system, extending to the supply chain.

Building on Wonderware’s open plant philosophy, the OI release continues support for the major PLC brands such as Allen-Bradley, GE, Modbus, and Siemens, and expands support to Automation Direct, CoDeSys (Bosch, 3S, Eaton, WAGO), Beckhoff, BACnet, Mitsubishi, and Opto 22.  This is the first step in a series of sequenced releases supporting new protocols and functionality. 

• Customers using the new OI Servers will benefit from:
• Increased throughput
• Increased scalability
• Elimination of single points of failure
• Maximized communication uptime
• Integrated support of multiple OI Server versions on a single node
• Co-existence with Wonderware DAServers and DI Objects on a single node

For more information about Operations Integration Servers, please contact your local Wonderware representative or visit the Device Integration section of our website. 

Related resources:
Video: Introducing Wonderware Operations Integration Servers 
Video: OI Servers – Download / Installation / Configuration Example

Blog posts:

Two important Operations Integration Server announcements

Wonderware Operations Integration Servers in under 6 minute

Wonderware: Plant Integration: Device Integration Overview

Wonderware: Plant Integration: Device Integration Overview

Operations Integration Servers by Automation World

Webinar: Enhancing Remote and Casual HMI User Experience

January 27, 2016, 2:46 pm

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What’s New in ITAA 2014 R2 SP1?

Learn how Casual and Remote web HMI and Mobile SCADA users can now view and control real-time plant floor operations data using a secure web browser. Wonderware InTouch software, with its added Access Anywhere capability, helps improve real-time decisions, maximize the value of plant data, reduce maintenance costs and lower travel costs in a simple and secure way. 

This webinar is presented by: Wonderware By Schneider Electric Software team

When

• Thursday February  4^th 7:30 AM PST (45 minutes)
• Thursday February  4^th 4:30 PM PST (45 minutes)

Who

• Eduardo Ballina
• Lucian Fogoros

Topics: 1. What’s new in the InTouch Access Anywhere 2014 R2 SP1?

• Resolution ‘Fit to browser’ and ‘Fit to screen’ options improve visual experience and provide more flexibility to accommodate user preferences
• New Look! Simplified layout.
• Start page Multilanguage support provides friendliness to our international users as it provides the ability to exclude selected InTouch Applications from list of accessible apps
• Major enhancements deliver higher performance with 64 bit support, improvements in animation performance and lower audio bandwidth use
• Automatic reconnect upon recovery improves session handling
• Security (General SSL improvements and SSL VPN)
• Keyboard auto-sense for touch screen devices
• Time Zone redirection 
• New Toolbox
• Help for Gesture support
• Esc and Tab key emulation via the Toolbox

2. Digital Marketing Plan for Enhancing Remote HMI User Experience

Target Audience: 

• Schneider Electric Software Sales, Technical Consultants and marketing professionals           

                                                

         

About the presenters

Eduardo Ballina, Wonderware InTouch Product Manager

Leading the future for Wonderware InTouch, the most popular HMI on the planet.

Eduardo has been with the organization since 1996. Now in charge of leading the direction of Wonderware InTouch, he has held multiple positions including OEM Sales Engineer, ArchestrA Consultant, Functional Manager for Device Integration, GeoSCADA Business Manager and Water and Wastewater Industry Manager. He also helped establish the Wonderware Industrial Computers group. Before joining the company, Eduardo gained extensive experience in automation including motion control, robotics, CNC controllers, PLCs, laser measurement and vision systems. Eduardo holds a degree in Mechanical-Electrical Engineering from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

Lucian Fogoros, Wonderware Global Product Marketing Manager

Lucian Fogoros is an entrepreneurial software engineer with a passion for digital marketing and business leadership experience. Lucian has worked in the industrial software and automation industry since 1998. He holds a BSEE from Cleveland State University and a MBA in Entrepreneurial Finance from Case Western Reserve University. He has worked in various positions, software development, product development, training, marketing, pre-sales, product management, M&A integration and currently global marketing. Lucian served as the World Trade Center Cleveland Representative for Eastern Europe, Board Member for the Promisepartnber.biz and Lecturer at Cleveland State University. He currently serves in the Board of Industry Advisors, Engineering Technology. Interests: Technology, Digital Marketing Mobile apps, M& A, intrapreneurial corporate strategy, skiing, playing soccer, traveling.