Systems

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Three implementation examples show how device communication, application logic and operator interfaces come together.

Implementation example

Machine control

A press-control implementation connects motion sequences, workpiece information and operator actions. Device communication, drive integration and a configurable HMI support the application logic. The example shows how a specific machine process can be represented through explicit states and coordinated commands, with reusable components providing the communication and interface foundations for further development.

Machine states
Drive integration
Operator interface

Implementation example

Site operations

A site-management implementation brings access events, gate information and operator views into a shared application. Device integrations feed an event history, while workstation views and local displays present information for different users. It provides a concrete basis for discussing site workflows, the information operators need and the integrations required for a particular deployment.

Access events
Event history
Local displays

Architecture illustration

Devices and access events

Application and event history

Operator views and local displays

Implementation example

Industrial I/O and HMI

Reusable device and interface components connect industrial signals with application controls. The I/O layer maps Modbus TCP devices into named signals and actions; the HMI layer provides controls, status elements and logs. Together, they illustrate how communication details and operator presentation can be organised as separate, reusable parts of an individual machine application.

Modbus TCP
Named signals
Reusable controls

Industrial signals and device interfaces

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