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VTScadaFest 2019
More Attendees, Seminars, Training, and Awards On January 16th and 17th we held our annual VTScada Users’ Conference in Orlando, Florida. Integrators, consultants, and end users from around the globe came together to up their SCADA games in a focused setting with plenty of time to share their experiences with their peers. We are proud[…]
SyTech Video Demonstrates XLReporter’s Custom Connection to VTScada
VTScada is able to share historical data from it’s built-in Historian with third-party information systems using ODBC, OPC, and Web Services. We are very pleased that SyTech, makers of XLReporter software, worked with our team to develop a custom interface to further simplify that process. This short video demonstrates how XLReporter connects to VTScada applications[…]
Webinar: e.RIS and VTScada – Leveraging All Your Data
Watch a recording of our co-hosted webinar with Eramosa Engineering that took place on November 8, 2018. […]
Xylem Easily Deploys an Intuitive Flood Control HMI to the Royal Irrigation Department of Thailand
A VTScada Application Profile The Royal Irrigation Department of Thailand The responsibilities of the Royal Irrigation Department of Thailand (RID) include developing the nation’s irrigation systems and managing its flood control infrastructure. In 2018, the RID contracted global water technology company Xylem Water Solutions to develop and deploy a new HMI/SCADA system for their BangKhanak[…]
Understanding VTScada Application Architecture
When developing or updating a SCADA system, it is important to consider which devices it will need to communicate with, how and where the application HMI is required, as well as the disruptiveness of component downtime or missing historical data. With these items, one can start the process of planning their application architecture. Of course,[…]
The Right Tool for Any Client – VTScada Client Apps Explained
Each VTScada installation has the ability to become a server for clients looking to connect to the HMI (Human-Machine Interface)*. Since VTScada 11.2 there have been three different server addresses available to the client, each is optimized for a specific type of device or experience. Each of the three client connections is described below: VTScada Internet Client[…]
Why on earth would you put SCADA on the Internet?
This heated debate continues to rage on in boardrooms, online forums, and tradeshow floors around the world. […]