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SoftPLC Corporation : Products : SCADA Control Software

SoftPLC Web Studio provides a powerful, integrated collection of automation tools that include all the building blocks required to develop modern Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition System (SCADA) applications that run native on Windows NT, 2000, XP, CE and CE .NET or in an Internet and Intranet environment. A simple drag-and-drop, point-and-click development environment lets you mimic the most complex behavior of your live processes. It is the ideal E-Automation solution in the industry.

The Web Studio data sheet is available here.

SoftPLC Web Studio is the development tool for all SoftPLC HMI's (Models SSH-x). The same development environment can also be used to develop applications to run on SoftPLC's Panel PC's (Models STC-x), and on user provided PC's or on mobile devices such as diskless handheld, pocket, mobile and embedded PCs, including industrial PDAs.


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  • Uses real-time graphical interface to develop industrial automation, instrumentation, and embedded systems
  • Publishes real-time dynamic and animated graphic screens, trends, alarms, reports, and recipes to standard browsers
  • Allows data exchange between wireless and mobile devices
  • Supports multi-dimensional interface in the Web Thin Client environment
  • Create stand-alone and Web applications from the same development environment for applications running on Windows NT, 2000, XP, and CE, CE .NET, or on the Web
  • Integrates seamlessly with Windows desktop applications (such as Microsoft Word and Excel); interfaces with other third-party packages such as Java, C, C++, and Visual Basic
  • Supports ActiveX for Web Thin Clients
  • Allows you to view multiple Web Thin Client applications from a common Web Browser (such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape) through the Internet/Intranet and exchange data with a server using a TCP/IP protocol
  • Provides online configuration, debugging, and remote application management capabilities
  • Provides extensive development support tools such as message register, error codes, event codes, Database Spy, and LogWin
  • Contains a powerful, flexible tags database with Boolean, Real, String, and Array tags, classes, and indirect pointers
  • Provides the tools to configure applications in conformance with the FDA 21 CRF Part 11 regulation
  • Advanced math library has more than 100 standard functions
  • Programming is via flexible and easy-to-use scripting language
  • Provides multi-level security for applications, including use over Intranets and Internet.
  • Conforms to industry standards such as Microsoft DNA, OPC, DDE, ODBC, XML, and ActiveX
  • Provides automatic language translation at runtime
  • Allows internationalization using Unicode

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  • Keeps track of process behavior online or through historical trending and sends information across a network for monitoring on screens or Web browsers
  • Distributes information throughout the network for easy monitoring on application screens or via Web browsers

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  • Creates sophisticated interfaces with point and click, drag and drop ease
  • Imports graphics from more than 15 different formats for enhanced and realistic screens
  • Contains full-featured screen objects and dynamics with customizable object properties, such as bar graphs, color, resizing, blinking, animation, scale, fill, positioning, rotation, commands, hyperlinks, combo-boxes, and text input/output
  • Provides an object-oriented environment for simple application development and screen and object re-usability
  • Uses an extensive symbol library to simplify development

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  • Sophisticated alarms management system allows you to send alarms to various utilities such as screen, e-mail, and Web browser, and archive to the printer; allows users to store notes after acknowledgement of alarm(s)
  • Provides free format alarm messages, uses secondary search keys, and accesses through groups or tags
  • Archives alarms to a file, printer, or to a database
  • Filters, sorts, or color sorts alarms for easier visual interpretation
  • Filters alarms by categories at runtime

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  • Creates flexible, user-defined recipe groups
  • Imports/exports recipes, reports, and real-time data in XML format
  • Publishes real-time dynamic and animated graphic screens, trends, alarms, reports, and recipes to standard Web browsers

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  • Includes more than 200 communication drivers
  • Supports OPC (server & client)
  • Supports various PC Control packages
  • Conforms to Microsoft .NET, OPC, DDE, ODBC, XML, SOAP, and ActiveX industry standards
  • Provides context-sensitive help

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