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Products Software  CTServer Options
CT Server consists of a Java-based server engine and SQL database, to which you can add other optional modules:
CT Server CT Server is a modular system consisting of tightly-coupled modules that handle specific tasks and provide users with a number of flexible enterprise connectivity solutions. CT Server handles all administrative and communication functions. It includes a powerful, secure web-application server engine which is capable of delivering static and dynamic server-generated content. It also contains a native SQL engine, a SOAP web service interface and bi-directional XML exchange services. CT Log CT Log is CT Server's high performance data historian, capable of logging over 100,000 data points per second. All logging is time- and device-stamped, providing a rigorous operating history audit trail. When combined with CT EASy, logging can also be event-driven. CT Log is integrated with CT Server's SQL interface, which allows data to be stored locally or in an external database. Use captured data to analyze data trends, provide visibility through the supply chain, identify constraints or comply with regulatory requirements. CT EASy CT EASy is CT Server's Event and Action System that goes well beyond traditional alarm management systems. It monitors user-programmable conditions in the form of conditional expressions that occur within connected devices such as register state or input changes. It can also be interfaced with existing enterprise systems to monitor and act upon changes in external databases (such as a new customer order). CT EASy automatically reacts to events with a series of one or more user-definable actions. Some of the most common actions are event logging, sending a message (text, email, wireless-page), and 'pushing' XML or SQL data to an external database. In systems that include CTC controllers, CT EASy actions can modify control functions such as turning on an output, loading a new recipe, or changing a value setting. CT OPC CT OPC allows CT Server to connect to hundreds of OPC devices. CT OPC is not required to connect to CTC controllers. |
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