Re: [foxboro] Alarm Tracking software

Robert,

    We use an excellent product for this purpose from Real Time Solutions
(Ted.Jirik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx), the Real Time Message Server and Configuration Data
Archive.  Besides collecting and sorting process and system alarms to a (Linux
or Windows) server connected on the second ethernet, it also collects and sorts
operator actions and also control configuration data and connections, and all is
available with a variety of sorts and reports through a Web site.

Rich Bakke
Longview Fibre Co.



"Balmer, Robert D." wrote:

> I was wondering what brands of software the Foxboro users have incorporated
> into their systems to track, sort and manage alarms.
> I have the Erus software at the moment and it does work well for just
> collecting the alarms.  However, it has fallen upon my back to find a
> software that will do much more.  The powers that be here want to know, by
> plant area the alarms that have repeatedly been in the on state the previous
> day, week, so on.  They want to be able to sort the alarms by equipment or
> line should they choose.
> I would like to find a software that would perhaps have a web like
> connection so one computer can run the software and anyone in the several
> control room could access the information.
> Thank You
> Robert Balmer
> Climax Molybdenum Co.
> Applications Analyst/Programmer
> Fort Madison Iowa
> 319 463 2206
>
>
>
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