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Products Software  CT webHMI Software
Internet access to plant floor data Now you can have secure, real-time access to plant floor data — from any Internet connection, anywhere in the world. Accessing CT webHMI web pages is simple and secure using standard internet browser software.* CTC’s patented web server technology enables you to access plant data from virtually any existing computer without additional material costs or system setup. Call up a graphical, online, real-time display of your process just as easily as you would access your bank account or the weather. Because web page access uses familiar browser technology to display data, training costs are also minimized. Interactive Remote Control In addition to remote viewing, CTC's web server technology provides secure remote control capabilities as well. This fully bi-directional interface lets remote users adjust switches and dials; enter data; change recipe settings, and fully interact with the CT webHMI project from the remote browser interface. CTC's embedded security features provide the ability to assign different levels of security so that only those users with the proper clearance can "see" or interact with a given object. Easy, system-prompted export Exporting a CT HMI project to a Model 5200 Web Server is accomplished via a menu selection. Simply fill in the prompts for the controller’s address, a project name for the project files, and your controller’s password, and your project will be exported. The CT webHMI project can then be called up on one or more remote devices by simply typing the controller’s address/project name into the browser’s address bar.
*Internet Explorer v5 or later and JVM (Java Virtual Machine) v1.4.2 required, both available as free downloads. Blue Fusion controller Model BC5222 required as a web server for CT HMI-generated web pages. |
 See how you can control your process over the Internet by going to the
CT webHMI demo.  Run the CT HMI Web Export tutorial to learn more about how you can export HMI displays to the web. This tutorial requires the Shockwave player and a high-speed connection.
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You can create interactive HMI displays with CT HMI builder software. These displays can be published to web pages residing on a Blue Fusion controller using patented CT webHMI server software. You can then access real-time data as a web page from Internet, Ethernet, or wireless connections. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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