Runtime software features
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loading and running a visualization project |
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acquisition of data from the communication drivers of the connected devices (i.e. automation/control devices) |
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transferring changes made in managers to the runtime software on other computers |
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OPC Client |
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DDE Client |
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DDE Server |
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generating and processing alarms/events |
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logging data and alarms/events to databases |
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direct access to SQL databases |
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network (TCP/IP) communications to other instances of the runtime software through server connections |
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server connection redundancy (redundancy of a client–server connection) |
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data server redundancy (primary and secondary server) |
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acquisition of data and alarms/events (real-time and historical) from other instances of the runtime software through server connections |
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providing other instances of the runtime software with data and alarms/events (real-time and historical) through server connections |
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executing scripts |
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processing recipes |
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sending e-mail messages |
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sending and receiving SMS messages (SMS driver required) |
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multi-language support |
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changing language during running a visualization project |
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logging postmort records (recording changes in real-time data and logging them into special data files) |
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passing commands for devices to communication drivers |
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passing commands for devices to other instances of the runtime software through server connections |
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executing commands for devices received from other instances of the runtime software through server connections |
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controlling the industrial process through the visualization |
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displaying visualization windows with real-time data |
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displaying and acknowledging current alarms/events, filtering alarms/events by a device (optional), user-definable sorting |
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displaying, printing and exporting historical alarms/events, user-definable filtering and sorting |
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displaying the most recent data as real-time trends |
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displaying and printing historical data as historical trends |
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displaying, printing and exporting historical data as historical reports |
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displaying, printing and exporting data (real-time and/or historical) as print reports |
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replaying and stepping postmort records (replaying the visualization of the industrial process and stepping data changes) |
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managing (defining, modifying, duplicating, deleting, etc.) users, historical trends and reports via visual tools with uniform appearance and control, the so-called managers; arranging objects into folders (optional), modifying properties of any number of objects at a time, duplicating objects, substitution of objects' links to other objects when duplicating, exporting/importing objects to/from a CSV file |
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creating, editing, and using recipes via Recipe Editor |
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displaying the list of all project-defined objects including their properties, displaying the current status for objects of certain types, displaying the dump of communication packets for objects of type Communication channel |
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virtual keyboard |
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support for multiple monitors |
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logging users on and off the program |
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verifying access rights when performing access right-protected operations |
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saving user-defined settings to user profiles |
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built-in Web server |
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generating historical and custom reports (in HTML and PDF format) for clients |
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data server for thin clients |
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providing thin clients with data and alarms/events (real-time and historical) |
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executing commands for devices received from thin clients |
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verifying users logging on to thin clients |
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support for SSL/TLS for clients connected to the built-in Web server |
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possibility to exchange data with third-party applications using the SOAP protocol |
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running as a Windows Service |
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software keys for licenses with up to 200 data points |
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time-limited licenses (quick replacement for damaged or stolen keys) |
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detecting the license through License Service |
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