Canary Labs, developer of historian software and tools, releases the Canary Trend Historian Version 8.0 that eases the tasks, for OEMs and end-users, of collecting, storing, managing and automatic validation of huge quantities of time series data. Version 8.0 features 64-bit and 32-bit versions, “no-loss” compression and OPC-HDA compliance. Gary Stern, President of Canary Labs, says, “The engineering team exceeded even our expectations with the performance and features in this release.”
Due to the high-performance of Version 8, the historian does not have to implement compression techniques or only display selected data points to show fast trend chart data. The “no-loss” compression component compacts the data to minimize the disk storage requirements and will return the exact data stream. With increased addressable virtual memory capabilities for large tag counts, the 64-bit system is about 7 to 16 percent faster than the 32-bit. The Canary Historian Trending tools are OPC client and OPC-HDA server-based solutions, fully compliant with OPC specifications. The new OPC UA standard will be supported within the next few months, the co. says.
Canary Labs
814.793.3770
www.canarylabs.com
Due to the high-performance of Version 8, the historian does not have to implement compression techniques or only display selected data points to show fast trend chart data. The “no-loss” compression component compacts the data to minimize the disk storage requirements and will return the exact data stream. With increased addressable virtual memory capabilities for large tag counts, the 64-bit system is about 7 to 16 percent faster than the 32-bit. The Canary Historian Trending tools are OPC client and OPC-HDA server-based solutions, fully compliant with OPC specifications. The new OPC UA standard will be supported within the next few months, the co. says.
Canary Labs
814.793.3770
www.canarylabs.com
