Enable the Wireless and Mobile Workforce

1. Raymond van der Tas, Wouter van Diepen, Oliver Gruner, Kyna Hu, Tomas Rys, Enable the Wireless and Mobile Workforce

2. HMI-70 Agenda • Introduction • Wireless and Mobile Workforce • Multimedia Alarm Management • Pagers, SMS, Email, Voice response, • Telephony,Video, Skype, Fax, Marquees,… • Mobile HMI • Mobile devices with mini browsers • Pocket GENESIS • Smart PDA Clients • Dynamic CAD drawings on Mobile devices

3. Industries with Wireless and Mobile Workforces • Water and Waste Water • Building Automation • Food & Beverage • Electric Utilities • Oil & Gas

4. User’s Requirements • Interactive Real-Time & Historical information on PDA, Phone & Web Browser. • Configurable User Interface. • Personalized Information. • Connectivity to plant floor data

5. Connectivity • OPC Connectivity • Data Access • Alarms & Events • Historical Data Access • Database Connectivity • OLEDB Databases • Excel Spread Sheets • SNMP Connectivity • Routers, Printers, Computers

6. Mobile Devices • Limited mini-browser technology • Graphically rich operating system

7. Mobile Infrastructure WML over WTP WAP Gateway WML HTML Cellular Network GenBroker OPC over TCP/IP Web Services Wireless LAN

8. Notify personnel with AlarmWorX32 Multimedia

9. Responsive AlarmWorX32 Multimedia

10. Multimedia Alarm Management • Intelligent alarm distribution • Pagers, SMS, Email, • Voice response, Telephony, • Video, Skype, Fax, Marquees,… • Scheduling • Personnel roles • and availability schedules

11. OPC A/E Servers AlarmWorX32 MMX E-Mail SMS Audio Telephone Video MMX Server Fax

12. MMX OPC A/E Subscription • Subscriptions • define which OPC A&E Servers are monitored • Alarm Filters • Subset of alarms to act upon: • get B alarms: x = (like({{Source}},"B*",0))

13. MMX Media Templates • Templates define the content of the messages • Language aliases are supported • /+Russian Goes Here+/ Attention: {{3:Source,80}} {{6:Message,100}} {{4:Time,80}}

14. MMX Actions • Action Set describes the action to take: • SMS, Dial-out, E-Mail, Fax,… • Simultaneous actions can occur • Alarm Prioritization may be enabled

15. MMX Agents • Agent performs the actual task

16. MMX Licensing • AWX32 MMX • Standard edition includes all agents • AWX32 MMX LITE • Limited to agents: • Pagers/SMS, Email, Popups, Software Marquees • AWX32 MMX AGENTS • Separate installation, only required when Agents are not run on the MMX Server, but on a remote computer. Note: OPC A&E Server is not included. • Add for instance AlarmWorX32-xxx or GENESIS32-XXX license

17. Standard Browsers Mini Browsers Mobile Phones

18. Product Value • Interactive Real-Time & Historical information on PDA, Phone & Web Browser. • Also if device does not support Microsoft operating systems. • Configurable User Interface. • No Programming Required. • Personalized Information. • OPC and Databases Connectivity

19. Configure Mobile HMI • Create Information Tree to connect to OPC Sources and Databases • Create Information Pages which Link to Elements in the Tree • Configure Users and their Rights.

20. Connect OPC Data Access

21. Connect OPC Alarms & Events

22. Connect OPC Historical Data

23. Connect Databases

24. Configure Information Pages

25. Users and Access Rights

26. Security • Secure Information • Access to information Pages • Write Access to OPC Tags • Alarm Acknowledgment • Based on Time Schedules • Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) • encrypts all communications. • Security Server Administrator • The only person who can view and modify security settings and user’s permissions

27. MobileHMI Licensing • MobileHMI-Server • First Two Client Licenses • Configurator, Security Server, • Web Service, Mobile Device Emulator, • MobileHMI/5 License • Additional 5 Client Licenses. • MobileHMI/25 • MobileHMI/50 • MobileHMI/100

28. MobileHMI Licensing • MOBILEHMI SERVER-ENT V9 • Enterprise license with 50 Client Licenses • MOBILEHMI –ENT DUAL • Enterprise license for computers with 2 CPU’s • MOBILEHMI –ENT MULTI • Enterprise license for computers with multiple CPU’s • MOBILEHMI-V9 FT • Fault tolerant for Stratus ftServer or Marathon

29. Mobile Device Demo Site https://demo.mobilehmi.com - Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) 128-bit encrypted connection* *Some phones do not support this. http://demo.mobilehmi.com - Non-encrypted connection • Use the Login and Password provided to you. Only one instance of a unique user is allowed at a time. • There is always ICONICS Security involved, but the non- encrypted connection sends data in clear text, so it is recommended to use an SSL connection whenever possible.

30. Pocket GENESIS

31. Full HMI on Pocket PCs Features • Full featured HMI on Pocket PC • Graphics, Alarms, Trends • Pocket GENESIS is a remote smart client • GenBroker Networking Technology • Integrated into ICONICS Security Server

32. Store and Forward Auto Security Login Global Aliasing on central GENESIS32 Application Server Remote Global Alias Connect/ Disconnect Remote Language Alias Language Aliasing on Central GENESIS32 Application Server Landscape and Portrait View ScreenRotation Built-inData Mining VCRWorXSupport Provides Visual Replay of Plant/Process Data Connectivity to all Plant Data Sources Comprehensive HMI Solution GenBroker

33. IT: Windows Domain ICONICS GENESIS32 Application Server ICONICS Security Dynamically Linked User Management HMI Process KPI/OEE SAP Discrete Plant Data Sources Secure Access to All Data Sources

34. Pocket GENESIS Licensing • GENESIS32-xxx + • Provides the A/E Server, Trend Server and Enables xxx OPC Tags to be accessed • Pocket GEN-Studio + • First Two Runtime Client Licenses • Enables development license for PDA displays • Pocket GEN 5 PACK • Additional 5 Runtime Client Licenses.

35. Q & A • Questions & Answers