System Diagnostics Manager from B&R Industrial Automation Corp.

Aug. 18, 2009
System Diagnostics Manager from B&R Industrial Automation Corp. lets engineers and technicians check machine operations and sort out problems remotely using a Web browser) and a TCP/IP connection.
B&R Industrial Automation Corp., www.br-automation.com

The new System Diagnostics Manager from B&R Industrial Automation Corp., Roswell, Ga., lets engineers and technicians check machine operations and sort out problems from any location with a Web browser (intranet or Internet) and a TCP/IP connection. The new tool is based on B&R’s real-time operating system, and it eliminates the need for user-specific diagnostic tools for analyzing a controller’s configuration or runtime settings. Automation Studio software is not necessary.

In addition, it can quickly check software modules as well as hardware settings. Recording all sequential tasks provides detailed information about the machine process, and a logbook tracks performance during startup and operation.

The System Diagnostics Manager lets users profit from simple and fast access to diagnostic data during machine commissioning, field tests, and in normal operation. And providing technical service from any location can save considerable time and money.

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