| Version | 3.5 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | OpenControl |
| Release date | Feb 15, 2011 |
| Date added | Feb 17, 2011 |
| Os requirements | Windows XP/2003/Vista/Server 2008/7 |
| Requirements | None |
| Total downloads | 332 |
| Price | $300 |
Description
Modbus Ethernet Protocol is most popular and widely used industrial protocol, keeping in mind, OpenControl offers Modbus Ethernet OPC Server capable of connecting to Modbus Ethernet compatible devices and hardware. These devices can be connected via TCP/IP over LAN, WAN, VPN, Wireless or GPRS Network. OpenControl Modbus Ethernet OPC Server can provide data to multiple OPC Clients in real-time at various data scan rates.
OpenControl Modbus Ethernet OPC Server is based on latest OPC Interface supporting OPC DA and OPC AE standards. You can define multiple devices, groups and items to connect to real time values of Modbus Registers ( Input / Output Coils, Input/ Output Holding Registers). The OPC server is based on free threading programming model that allows optimizing the number of allocated programming threads depending on the load and number of connected clients to the server.
The OpenControl Modbus Ethernet OPC Server comes with built-in online data monitoring that helps to quickly monitor all defined registers values in real-time from the devices. OpenControl Modbus Ethernet OPC Server comes with internal device simulator to help configure and develop the project before site deployment, further the simulated device tags can also be used for value place holders for various OPC Clients. OpenControl Modbus Ethernet OPC Server also supports OPC XML-DA wrapper that is key for connection to platform independent applications and clients over the Intranet/Internet and Firewalls. The OpenControl Modbus Ethernet OPC Server product contains two parts: a user interface configuration module and the actual OPC server, the runtime module. The configuration module allows you to create a database that holds configuration data of the tags. Such as the tag name, the ranging, and the alarm settings. The runtime module uses a runtime database to access the actual values of the tags configured.
