Re: [foxboro] IEE vs. IACC vs. FoxCAE vs. ICC (was: ICC on the MESH)

  • From: "Johnson, Alex P (IPS)" <alex.johnson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2009 11:26:16 -0500

I corrected the note below. I had IEE in three spots were ICC was meant.

AJ
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Some time ago, I put this summary on the list. It seems to be appropriate to do 
so again.

Alex

Re: IEE vs IACC vs FoxCAE vs ICC
The following provides a brief (and a little dated) comparison among ICC, 
FoxCAE, IACC, and IEE:

Number of databases per system
      ICC:      1/CP
      FoxCAE:
      IACC:     1 / CP
      IEE:      1
      Comments: IEE does not support by unit modularity for
                configuration. That is there is exactly one IEE server
                per system. IACC allows multiple servers per system,
                i.e., by unit modularity.

Number of controllers per database
      ICC:      1
      FoxCAE:
      IACC:     1-3
      IEE:      All
      Comments: IACC does not support putting everything in one
                database so peer-to-peer connections may need to be
                entered by hand. IEE does not have this limitation.
                ICC always requires by hand connection specification.

Number of users per database
      ICC:      1
      FoxCAE:
      IACC:     1
      IEE:      Many - limited by performance

System Definition Support Built-in
      ICC:      N
      FoxCAE:   N
      IACC:     Y (V6.4 and up)
      IEE:      Y (V8.2 and up)

Control Scheme Templates
      ICC:      N
      FoxCAE:   Y
      IACC:     Y
      IEE:      Y

Graphical generation of control schemes
      ICC:      N
      FoxCAE:   N
      IACC:     Y
      IEE:      Y

Animated Loop Drawings
      ICC:      N
      FoxCAE:   N
      IACC:     Y
      IEE:      Y

HMI Building Integrated
      ICC:      N
      FoxCAE:   N
      IACC:     Y
      IEE:      N (On the roadmap for InFusion View, FoxView is TBD)

Device Templates
      ICC:      N
      FoxCAE:   N
      IACC:     Y
      IEE:      Phase 2

FDT Support for FF
      ICC:      N
      FoxCAE:   N
      IACC:     Y in IACC V2.2
      IEE:      Phase 2

FDT Support for HART/FoxCom
      ICC:      N
      FoxCAE:   N
      IACC:     N
      IEE:      N
      Comment:  In all cases, FDM (PACTware) for HART and FoxCom is used

InFusion Application Environnent Support
      ICC:      N
      FoxCAE:   N
      IACC:     N
      IEE:      Y

Scriptable Operation/Open database
      ICC:      Y (ICC Driver Task)
      FoxCAE:   Y (FoxPro Database)
      IACC:     N
      IEE:      Phase 2 (SQL Server used, but objects and object
                attributes are not necessarily accessible and the
                schema is not not published for external acces.
                Tools will be added to provide access to the data

Workfile support:
      ICC:      Y
      FoxCAE:   Y (also keeps a separate database)
      IACC:     Y (also keeps a separate database)
      IEE:      N (Everything stored in SQL Server)


Regards,

Alex Johnson
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