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VisSim/OPC™
   
VisSim/OPC is an OPC client add-on to VisSim. VisSim/OPC allows VisSim to connect to any OPC server. Using VisSim/OPC, you can easily log data or run a virtual plant in VisSim for offline tuning or operator training. To exchange data between VisSim and any OPC server, you simply wire OPC Read and OPC Write blocks into a diagram and then click the Go button.

You use the OPC Server block to establish a connection with the OPC server. You can create connections to as many OPC servers as you require. The OPC Read and OPC Write blocks let you read data from and write data to an OPC server. Update rates and data exchange modes can be quickly modified through the dialog boxes for these blocks. You can also edit item names (including data types and initial value), time bias, percent deadband, and language ID. 

VisSim/OPC works with popular PLC/DCS equipment from companies like  Honeywell, Emerson Process, Siemens, Allen Bradley etc.

Features
  • Automatically invoke OPC server

  • Monitor data exchange with OPC server

  • Automatically re-establish broken links

  • Browse tags

    • Add by name

    • Import lists

  • Dynamic error checking

  • Support of 1.0a and 2.0 data access interfaces

  • Exchange data between VisSim and any OPC server

    • Synchronous or asynchronous data exchange

    • Display data exchange status

    • Automatically activate or deactivate

  • Connect to multiple OPC servers

  • Populate OPC blocks using item lists

  • Viewable list of errors and events

 

 

VisSim/OPC allows me to easily exchange data between plant controllers and process models developed in VisSim for off-line tuning and controller development.  The product works well and is easy to set up.

John McIlwain
Information Technology/Process Control Engineering Leader
Honeywell Performance Polymers and Chemicals


 


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 VISUAL SOLUTIONS, INCORPORATED - Last Updated: Wednesday August 20, 2008   MODELING THE FUTURE