[foxboro] What constitutes a "tag" in the "per tag" licences?

Dear all,

A quick one. What constitutes a "tag" in the count to determine the size
of a station licence? Is it the first IO block that connects to the real
world? Or is it each CIN block that is used to unpack a packed Boolean
from a PLC? Does each bit that is used in that packed Boolean a new tag?
Where can I see the rules? 

I'm preparing for a system upgrade from stations that had no limit to
the new style "pay-per-tag" devices and can't seem to get a clear
answer.

In the mean time - everybody have a great Festive season!

Cheers!
Anton


Anton Prinsloo
Control System Superintendent
Zinifex Century Mine
Tel: +61 (07) 4769 5762 
Mob: +61 (0) 423 608 734
Fax: +61 (07) 4769 5764
Email: anton.prinsloo@xxxxxxxxxxx



 
 
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