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    Connect Controllers to Enterprise

    April 6, 2010
    The eATM tManager standalone module simplifies the configuration of data exchange between factory-floor controllers and the enterprise, as well as business and plant computer applications. 
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    The product is designed to enable data exchange without custom programming, or the use of a middleware computer. It can be installed in a panel or cabinet and connects to controllers and computer systems via two independent Ethernet ports. The module can connect controllers from Rockwell Automation, Siemens and Schneider with popular databases such as MS SQL, DB2 and Oracle as well as Java Message Service (JMS) systems. Configuration software features intuitive screens and drop-down menus to select data and establish conditions for triggering data exchanges based on values, time and other characteristics.Online Development Inc.www.oldi.com800.625.8678

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