EurothermSuite - Operations Server

• Contains latest Wonderware® InTouch® software
• Comprehensive user authorization and security available via Security Manager
• Supports Ethernet, ARCnet and serial connections
• Auditor features to meet 21 CFR Part 11

Operations Server and Viewer structure is a client/server architecture with specialised interfaces to provide fast and efficient alarm and real-time data transfer from control nodes to HMI screens. Operations Server provides direct connection to the control network supporting Ethernet TCP/IP stack, ARCnet and serial connections. Control network protocol support includes Eurotherm LIN and Modbus.

Operations Server is a fully engineered and working Wonderware® InTouch® visualization application that provides additional features and functionality to the standard software.

High performance I/O server
Access to all control data is available via FactorySuite 2000 SuiteLink I/O server. Optionally data is also available via OPC and DDE. All tag block data is accessible with software license limiting the maximum number of blocks.

Alarm Provider
An alarm provider controls the distribution of all block alarms to provide alarm banner and summary displays, alarm printing and alarm history.

Support for master/backup server functionality is available. Diagnostic displays are in-built.

Configuration
All configuration and system data is defined within the project database removing the need for any duplication of configuration at the HMI nodes.

Operations Server
Operations Server provides server connectivity to Eurotherm control network. Using Wonderware software technology, applications can be distributed across geographical and organisational boundaries.

Licences
DS – development station
RT – runtime system

System size
LIN blocks – 75, 150, 300, 1000, 2000, 4000

Protocols
LIN via ARCnet and Ethernet, OPC server, Modbus com, Modbus TCP.

Security
Tags associated with security areas. Access to areas defined by user name and user group.

System database
All system data (e.g. tag data, network paths, screen navigation) stored in central database.

Alarm provider
Tag alarms linked to alarm groups, alarm messaging and history. Use of alarm relational database.