RISC based PC Hardware, UNIX OS - can anyone name a few HMI vendors for a Project? Does this still go strong?

 

Hi, we work with a SCADA named Accesspoint wich has been implemented in UNIX-IRIX systems from Silicon Graphics and With UNIX-TRUE64 from COMPAQ

If you need more info Contact me ([email protected])

 

USData Factory Link used to be a primarily UNIX system and they historically had multiplaform, multi OS support. I don't know if that is still the case or not. Browse through the links on this site, you will find some implementations of HMI for Linux as well.

 

Siemens PCS/PCS7-OSx runs on Linux/Unix. Foxboro IAS is also Unix based, but I think it only works in combination with Foxboro IAS hardware.

 

http://AccessWare.org has a full Linux True SCADA product called AccessPoint. Their newest products have been reported by The http://ScadaReport.com newsletters.

The AccessPoint 7 product is available currently for Linux Red Hat 7.3.

AccessPoint has been installed, in other versions, on SUN, SGI, DEC RISC platforms. Special arrangements can be made for the latest 7 version as required. Recently, SUN has been the platform chosen by ABB for AccessPoint.

 

www.boschrexroth.com here you should be able to find what you're looking for.

 

Check this link www.cogent.ca....!!

I think this site has what you are looking for....!!

Best regards !!!

 

I like this one! Modular and supports most major operating systems.

www.vista-control.com

Brian Lee Mast, P.E.
Trippel/Mast Consulting LLC
Seattle, Washington
[email protected]

 

Teleperm XP from Siemens KWU use HPUX for enginnering stations, and SCO for HMI.