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  • Automation Cartoons - February 16, 2011

    Automation Cartoons - February 16, 2011

    "Don’t feel too bad, Otto has the C.A.P."
    15 February, 2011
  • Banner releases iVu Plus Touch Screen Vision Sensors

    Banner releases iVu Plus Touch Screen Vision Sensors

    Ethernet connectivity enables iVu Plus sensors to share inspection data directly with PLCs, PCs or other factory devices, making communications and control even easier on the plant floor.
    15 February, 2011
  • OPC Crosslink Suite

    OPC Crosslink Suite

    The OPC Crosslink Suite includes Cyberlogic’s compliance-certified OPC server and OPC DA Driver Agent that communicates over Ethernet with other OPC servers, regardless of brand or spec level. You can set up OPC data bridges or data concentrators, or set up redundant OPC servers for maximum reliability in critical applications.
    15 February, 2011
  • OPC Crosslink Premier Suite

    OPC Crosslink Premier Suite

    The OPC Crosslink Premier Suite includes everything in the OPC Crosslink Suite, plus the powerful new Math & Logic feature. You can program complex functions with one easy-to-learn language, right in the server, where all of the data is available. Clients then read the results as ordinary OPC data items.
    15 February, 2011
  • MBX OPC Premier Suite

    MBX OPC Premier Suite

    The MBX OPC Premier Suite includes Cyberlogic’s compliance-certified OPC Server, which communicates with any combination of 184, 384, 484, 584, 884, 984, Micro84, ModCell or Quantum controllers over any combination of Modicon networks. It also includes OPC Crosslink for bridging OPC data, and the powerful new Math & Logic feature.
    15 February, 2011
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