Communication parameters can be changed dynamically while the server keeps running, so adding a device or revising a setting does not interrupt data collection. Drivers cover 400+ device series from 100+ manufacturers, including Siemens, Rockwell Automation, Mitsubishi Electric and Omron, so most equipment changes are handled as a setting change rather than a rebuild.
Every site publishes data through OPC UA, or sends it to AWS, Azure and other cloud services over MQTT or HTTP*, so upper systems see the same interface wherever the data originates. A cloud-side OPC UA client can initiate the connection, so no inbound ports need to be opened at the site. Calculation, conditional branching and recipe handling are configured on the server itself at no additional cost, keeping that work off the SCADA or MES side.
Packaged licensing* for large-scale standardization reduces the need to procure licenses when adding new sites or manage updates site by site. This supports scaling while maintaining the management framework.
With add-on options, OPC servers running at different sites can be centrally managed from the main site.
Collects oil and gas drilling data via OPC. Secure transmission across firewalls and redundancy help maintain an audit-ready data foundation over time.
All servers include diagnostic logging with log-level settings and filtering. The logs can also serve as a foundation for audit trails.