MatrikonOPC Data Manger (ODM) is an industrial strength OPC Client based on MatrikonOPC trusted technology. Users will employ MatrikonOPC Data Manager in architectures where they need to share data between two or more control system (i.e. a PLC and a DCS). Two OPC servers can't exchange data, as they are designed to respond to a client's requests and are unable to generate requests. MatrikonOPC's ODM solves this problem by acting as a 'double-headed' or 'thin' OPC client to both servers. It requests data from one server and immediately sends it to the other OPC server. No more need for custom code with this easy to install off-the-shelf OPC Client. |
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Join the continuing discussion about OPC DA along with Eric Murphy , Chair of the OPC foundation HDA Committee, and Tom Burke, President of the OPC Foundation as they continue a detailed overview of the OPC DA 3.00 specification. If you missed the preamble on this series of blog entries check out the earlier post. |
 Register now to attend this completely interactive webcast that covers the basics of the OPC Data Access Specification. This interactive webcast is for process control professionals and is designed to teach viewers the skills they need to embrace OPC technology, and use it as a powerful weapon in their corporate arsenals. OPC technology is fast paced and provides users limitless options for system scalability once they have a solid foundation. |
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High oil prices and global warming concerns have more people looking at renewable energy sources such as wind power. Wind power installations have unique challenges of diverse locations of multiple generating stations. Find out how OPC can provide continuous access to real-time information needed for equipment monitoring and making production decisions. |
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The city of Colorado Springs needed a unified operator interface that would help manage all of the components of their traffic control system, including Dynamic Message Signs (DMS), traffic signals, speed sensors, video monitors, remote data collectors, plus many other devices and applications. OPC provided the connectivity, and greatly simplified a very complex project. |
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Automation professionals are frequently faced with a variety of connectivity challenges. Work with industry peers and OPC experts to learn how to take full advantage of OPC technology. |
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Level 1 & 2 - OPC Integration and Diagnostics  Boston (Burlington), MA, United StatesNovember 19 - 20, 2007 |
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