Invensys
Operations Management'sEurotherm
PenGUIn human machine interface
(HMI), targeting machine-building applications is a new machine-HMI line
featuring a powerful combination of monitoring, control and communication
capabilities. Besides the standard HMI functionality, the PenGUIn HMI comes
with powerful protocol conversion, port sharing and web server capability, all
of which are configured and managed by GUIcon software package.
PenGUIn comes in four screen sizes: 6, 8, 10 and 15 inches. It can be
equipped with up to six serial ports and two ethernet ports and is capable of
managing up to 13 different protocols simultaneously. These can be selected
from an extensive list of more than 200 protocols via GUIcon software. Optional
communication cards include: CAN, DeviceNET, ProfiBUS, GSM and RS232/485. The
built-in web and e-mail server allows remote monitoring, remote program
modifications and diagnostics and alarm notifications. This reduces maintenance
or servicing costs. Recipes can be locally stored and accessed using optional
CF memory cards.
Key capabilities:
Designed for
heavy-duty industrial applications;
Protocol
conversion, using more than 200 built-in drivers and enabling simultaneous
communication of up to 13 protocols;
Remote
monitoring, diagnostics and troubleshooting with built-in web server;
Data-logging in
CSV format;
Powerful and
intuitive programming software with more than 5,000 objects in its library.
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