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5 Operator control and monitoring SIVICON: Video web-server for process monitoring ■ Selection and Ordering Data Order No. SIVICON basic system SIVICON V100 series • V100 A without hard disk, with LAN and ISDN 5/4 9AC9 311-1AA00 • V100 A without hard disk, LAN 9AC9 311-1AA01 SIVICON V200 series • V200 A without hard disk, with LAN and ISDN 9AC9 311-2AA00 • V200 A without hard disk, LAN 9AC9 311-2AA01 SIVICON V400 series • V400 S without hard disk, with LAN and ISDN • V410 S with 40 GB hard disk, LAN and ISDN • V410 S with 80 GB hard disk, LAN and ISDN SIVICON V600 series • V600 S without hard disk, with LAN and ISDN • V610 S with 40 GB hard disk, LAN and ISDN • V610 S XXL with 80 GB hard disk, LAN and ISDN SIVICON V700 series • V740 with 160 GB hard disk, LAN and ISDN • V770 XL with 320 GB hard disk, LAN and ISDN • V770 XXL with 500 GB hard disk, LAN and ISDN SIVICON V800 series • V800 with 160 GB hard disk and LAN SIVICON V1600 series • V1600 with 160 GB hard disk and LAN SIVICON V4000 series 9AC9 311-4AA00 9AC9 311-4AA10 9AC9 311-4AA11 9AC9 311-6AA00 9AC9 311-6AA10 9AC9 311-6AA11 9AC9 311-7AA40 9AC9 311-7AA70 9AC9 311-7AA73 9AC9 311-4AA80 9AC9 311-4AA60 • V4000 without hard disk or LAN 9AC9 311-4AA41 • V4000 with 160 GB hard disk and LAN • V4000 with 300 GB hard disk and LAN • V4000 with 400 GB hard disk and LAN Updates 9AC9 311-4AA40 9AC9 311-4AA43 9AC9 311-4AA44 Upgrade from V4xx to V6xx 9AC9 311-4AA00-6AA0 Siemens ST PCS 7.1 · September 2005 ■ Selection and Ordering Data Order No. Software ActiveX control for incorporation of live videos into SIMATIC PCS 7 One license required per PCS 7 server ■ More information Siemens AG I&S IS SCM RHR Phone: +49 201 816-2554 E-mail: Klaus.kollenberg@siemens.com Additional information is available in the Internet under: http://www.siemens.com/sivicon 9AC9 311-0AA00 Service • Training for SIVICON basic sys- On request tem • Support/consulting On request Documentation Electronic documentation on SIVICON CD-ROM; also available as paper documentation on request On request
■ Overview Any analog cameras ISDN Alarm Dome camera Two-wire or fiber-optic cable Max. 32 cameras/ video servers SIMATIC PCS 7 operator system Video technology can make a highly versatile contribution towards rationalization of production processes. Remote from the process, you are able to view important process sequences, evaluate the actual product state, direct the flow of goods, check areas which are difficult or even impossible to access, and much more. The use of video technology in process automation permits, inter alia: • Prevention of production faults and waste • Optimization of energy costs for combustion processes • Saving of personnel costs The live video data from Web cameras or analog cameras can be integrated extremely simply into the SIMATIC PCS 7 operator systems using the Visor products from ASE-INDUSTRY Services AG. The Visor video server is configured using its IP address, either with ASE software or an Internet Browser. Otherwise, no additional settings are necessary. LAN Web cameras Switch Ethernet Workstation Operator control and monitoring ■ Function Visor: Video technology for process monitoring Web cameras Web cameras which can be integrated in a network are available as color or black-and-white devices with integral PTZ (pan/tilt/zoom) function. The VisorX software tool can be used to directly integrate video signals from Web cameras into the SI- MATIC PCS 7 process control system. Analog cameras The image information recorded by up to 32 analog cameras is digitized in the VISOR 8032 video server, saved in compressed form, and transferred to the SIMATIC PCS 7 process control system via an Ethernet interface. Cascade option As many as 32 cameras can be connected to each VISOR video server. The number of cameras used can be extended as desired by cascading video servers. Real-time for all channels The VISOR 9000 works in real-time, i.e. it is able to record up to 25 images per second for each video channel. Image recording can be carried out time-based, event-controlled or also permanently. Camera control Cameras with PTZ function or dome cameras can be controlled from any authorized workstation in the network using a mouse and keyboard. Event control The live video images are displayed on the SIMATIC PCS 7 Operator Station as a continuous image, dependent on a request, or controlled by a particular event. History memory The history memory enables precise analysis of a particular event by analyzing it in the long-term archive. Extreme ambient conditions When combined with a wide range of enclosures, cameras can be used in hazardous areas (certified according to ATEX), in offshore applications, or in furnaces. Infrared cameras Infrared cameras for recording of thermal images are particularly suitable for monitoring, evaluating and optimizing combustion processes, for determining temperature distributions, or for fire protection. ■ More information ASE Industry Services AG Styrumstrasse 2 76646 Bruchsal, Germany Tel.: +49 7251 93259-0 Fax: +49 7251 93259-99 E-mail: vertrieb@ase-industry.com Additional information is available in the Internet under: http://www.ase-industry.com Siemens ST PCS 7.1 · September 2005 5/5 5
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