Support for creating various screens

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Instrument Demo Screen

Create a dashboard that picks up the necessary information. Realize signage by combining information.

Combine and arrange instruments. It is possible to create a screen that allows you to check everything from equipment operation to rotation speed on a single screen.

Create a graphic screen for monitoring utility equipment. Just by placing the prepared graphic components and indicators, you can monitor the operating status of the equipment in real time.

Create a skeleton screen of power receiving and transforming facilities. You can build a power monitoring system to monitor the power receiving status of the facility.

Centralized monitoring of the production status of factories across the country by consolidating data from remote locations. Various data can be visualized by using graphical graphs.

All-in-one SCADA

All major functions required for SCADA are included as standard.

Trend graph
Trend graph
It combines real-time and historical display. Multiple pens can be displayed at the same time, and the graph display method can be selected according to the purpose.
Comparative trend graph
The functions of a trend graph can be compared and displayed in different time series. They can also be displayed vertically or stacked on top of each other.
Alarms and events
It can detect alarm signals and notify you of alarms in various ways, including alarm sound notification and e-mail notification. On the screen, you can display the current alarm and search the alarm history to make sure you don't miss the desired alarm. In addition, the event detection function saves the ON/OFF of equipment operation signals and screen operations as events.
Reports (daily, monthly, and annual)
It logs PLC signals and uses the logged data to automatically tally the data for the day, month, and year. The tabulated data can be displayed on the screen and printed or output as data. The layout of the report can be freely changed even during operation.
Video (monitor, recorder)
It can display streaming video from network cameras and other devices, as well as display video and image files. It also allows you to record and play back streaming video from network cameras as MP4 format video files.
Operational monitoring
Equipment data can be collected and the operating status of production equipment can be monitored. It is possible to display the operation status, abnormal status, and other information in an andon display, and to display the operation status in a Gantt chart.
Energy Management
It is possible to visualize energy by grouping power usage. For example, it is possible to compare the power consumption of each department, or to compare each time series.
Demand monitoring
It can monitor the amount of electricity and predict the tendency of demand power (maximum demand power) to increase. It is also possible to detect an alarm when the predicted value of demand power exceeds the preset alarm value.
Scatter graph
By displaying the logging data of two systems in a scatter plot graph, you can analyze the relationship between the data. For example, by checking the relationship between energy consumption and outdoor air temperature, you can see the relationship between energy consumption.

High-speed processing of large amounts of monitoring information

There is no limit to the number of tags you can have.
Standard support for PLC connections equivalent to 100 models.
High-speed processing of large amounts of monitoring information

Redundancy function 24 hours a day, 365 days a year

The redundancy function supports SCADA systems that cannot be stopped.
The main machine and the sub-machine always maintain the same log information,
and the sub-machine stands by as a backup machine in case of emergency.
redundancy function

A collection of ready-to-use symbols

It comes with a wide variety of symbolic parts that are required by SCADA.
It can be used as-is and can be customized.
Increases the speed of SCADA development.
A collection of ready-to-use symbols