Re: [foxboro] Alarm Tracking software
- From: "Bakke, Richard A" <rabakke@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 16:45:59 -0700
Tom,
I am not sure if there are other such products that fit your specs, but the
one I am using from Real Time Solutions, which I mentioned earlier, appears to
meet all your requirements, plus additional features. It collects the alarm
messages online from the CP's (including the priority) and stores them via the
second ethernet on a Win2000 server in an SQL database. This server is also a
Web server, and the data is sorted, filtered, etc., and viewed through an IE
browser HMI.
Rich
Rich Bakke
Longview Fibre Co.
tom.vandewater@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Robert,
> I, too, am looking for an alarm collection and analyst tool that
> uses a browser as the HMI and a server that automatically receives alarms
> from the Fox IA system and stores them in an SQL database for use in short
> or long term analysis. I am currently working with a company based in
> Toronto, Canada called Machine Automation. I am using their current
> offering, (AlarmAnalyst Ver. 2.2.4) which is not Web served or browser HMI
> compatible. They are working with me to develop the web interface but
> aren't sure when they will complete it. Their current application does a
> lot of the things I want but I don't want to load client side software on
> every machine wanting to look at the data or serve the application to each
> client. In short, I won't buy any product that isn't web served. The HMI
> must be a standard browser window that allows anyone wanting to look at and
> query the data, easy access from their desktop, anywhere in our corporation.
> If you are interested in previewing their current offering, (which is not
> web served/browser based HMI), contact:
>
> Luke McEachern, Sales
> Machine Automation Inc.
> 1005 Skyview Drive, Suite 303
> Burlington, Ontario, L7P 5B1
> Phone: (905) 331-5168 x102
> Fax: (905) 331-5166
> Web: http://www.MachineAutomation.Org
> Email: LukeM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
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