Rockwell offers range of servers and workstations

A Rockwell Automation product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Nov 3, 2009

Rockwell Automation has introduced a series of servers and workstations intended to help engineers to more efficiently build a process automation system.

With preinstalled software and a preconfigured operating system, the visualisation servers and operator workstations for the Rockwell Plantpax process automation system help to reduce the time and costs associated with specifying, procuring and installing system hardware and software.

Documentation is provided to walk users through system start-up, helping to minimise the time from initial hardware installation to a running solution.

The workstation's consolidated activation scheme simultaneously enables the necessary capabilities, providing additional time savings.

The workstations and servers are also pre-engineered and tested together as a system to help ensure that process performance requirements are met.

This step helps reduce errors, such as installing or configuring software in the wrong order or using inappropriately sized hardware.

The new offerings are industrially hardened, helping to reduce concerns over using off-the-shelf computers in harsh process environments where shock, vibration and humidity are common.

Available for shipping now, the initial offering includes two process application system servers that can be used to host human interface displays and consolidate data access and one operator workstation that serves as the window to the process.

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