Scanned for perform I/O. (The 'OPC' stands for 'OLE for Process Control' and the 'DA' stands for 'Data Access'.) All the configuration settings can be saved into configuration file by clicking the 'File/ Save” and 'File/ Save As ” menu item. The OPC server will automatically load the last configuration file with every launch. OPC is an acronym for OLE for Process Control. OLE is an acronym for Object Linking and Embedding. Download kurdish fonts zane state college. OLE is a Microsoft. The Server was developed by DASTEC Corporation using the OPC Server Toolkit from FactorySoft, Inc. 8 / G&L Motion Control OPC Server User Manual 2.3.2 Client Connections, Groups and Items.

<%=company1%> announced the release of Version 7.5 of its flagship product, Wizcon for Windows and Internet. As the new name implies, Wizcon now combines local and Internet-based SCADA into a single runtime and development studio.

Wizcon 7.5 also becomes the first SCADA package to support the recently released OPC 2.0 Data Access interface. Wizcon is an advanced SCADA/HMI software package with connectivity to over 150 types of PLCs, RTUs, I/O, and other automation equipment. Introducing the new release, PC Soft President and COO Dale Calder, said, 'Internet connectivity is a major aspect of everything we are doing. Wizcon 7.5 builds on the technology of our award winning Wizcon for Internet product to provide the full functionality of our SCADA offering available through any standard web browser. Real-time plant floor information is instantly accessible throughout an organization at lower cost than ever before.' All graphic, trend, and alarm displays developed using Wizcon's object oriented drawing tools are stored in native file formats for local viewing and also automatically saved as Java applets, which can be embedded within HTML web pages.

The remote user can be given access to the same displays and information as the local user. When a remote user views a web page containing Wizcon information, the applet is downloaded and only data changes are transmitted from the server to the browser. This method allows any Java 1.1 compliant browser running on any operating system to view information. Update rates are very fast, even when used over dial-up connections. The trend displays in a browser can display live data as it comes from the process, or scroll backward in time to view historical data.

This enables a remote user the ability to trace what caused a problem or to better understand the current process. The alarm windows accessible from the browser support all of the tools found at the Wizcon station itself. Users can filter, sort, and select the alarms that they want to see in the window. A remote user can even acknowledge alarms via their browser. Wizcon 7.5 also adds both client and server support for the OLE for Process Control (OPC) interface. Wizcon is the first SCADA product to support the OPC Foundation's recently released 2.0 Data Access specification.

Acting as a client, Wizcon can obtain data from the hundreds of OPC servers available on the market. As an OPC server, Wizcon can provide data to other applications such as MES and ERP systems. FactorySoft, a wholly owned PC Soft subsidiary and the recognized world leader in OPC technology, did the OPC implementation.

About PC Soft International Founded in 1988, PC Soft is recognized as one of the major suppliers of industrial automation Control and Monitoring software worldwide. Its flagship product, Wizcon, is available in ten languages and has an installed base of over 25,000 units. PC Soft is headquartered in Boston, international headquarters in Tel Aviv, with sales and support offices in France, the Netherlands, and the UK. A network of distributors provides local support in over 30 countries worldwide.

The company offers OPC Development Toolkits for the OPC Alarm and Event specification version 1.0. The new specification identifies standard interfaces to pass alarm and event information between software applications.

The company offers a Server toolkit and a Client toolkit for the OPC Alarm and Event interface. Both toolkits include fully documented source code and helpful instructions on building the application. A test client and server are also provided to help in testing and debugging. Over 20 companies have already employed the Alarm & Event toolkit in their products.

The company offers a free OPC Alarm & Event evaluation package for free download from their website. The download includes a fully functional Modbus OPC server that implements both the data access and alarm and event interfaces. An alarm and event client application is also included.

Users can access the download area from the company's home page at FactorySoft, Inc., 89 Forbes Blvd., Mansfield, MA 02048. Tel: 508-337-6600. Fax: 508-337-6686.