The operators supervise and control the
process through our visual SCADA system.
The system can run on any industrial
standard PC.
Pages
The process is divided into different areas, and the SCADA
logically reflects this. Each process has one or more pages,
with the necessary functions and information to supervise and
control that particular area. In addition, there are pages for trend,
report, maintenance, system tools, alarms, recipes etc.
On top of each page there is a header/status bar containing a
variety of information of particular importance to the operators.
It contains page name, date/time, status of the emergency stop,
recipe system, report/protocol and communication status. It
also shows the name of the operator currently logged in and the
status and key values of various process areas.
Interlocks
To make it easy finding the cause of any interlocks, which
prevent the operator from operating the machine, all interlocks
are displayed in plain text.
User levels
For safety reasons the system has several user levels. Several
levels are available, but the standard is 3: Operators, managers
and system administrators.
When an operator logs on, the system will give him/her access
to the areas and privileges assigned to them. Access to certain
pages/commands may be inhibited for operators, but made
available to managers and system administrators.
Multiple language support
Our system can be supplied in any language. The client can edit
all texts themselves.
Multiple screens & touch
The SCADA can also be provided with a multi-screen solution
that will display multiple pages simultaneously. We also provide
touch screen solutions - even on multiple screens. This allows for
very easy operation of the system.
The process is divided into different areas, and the SCADA
logically reflects this. Each process has one or more pages,
with the necessary functions and information to supervise and
control that particular area. In addition, there are pages for trend,
report, maintenance, system tools, alarms, recipes etc.
On top of each page there is a header/status bar containing a
variety of information of particular importance to the operators.
It contains page name, date/time, status of the emergency stop,
recipe system, report/protocol and communication status. It
also shows the name of the operator currently logged in and the
status and key values of various process areas.