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The ability to manage appropriate access levels for multiple users is integral to effective user interface design for machine control. Join us as we demonstrate the facilities available in Cscape for configuring credentials, managing access, and monitoring log-ins. WATCH NOW...
On rare occasions, things can go wrong during a field firmware update. In those situations, recovery is critical. In this session we will demonstrate our recently updated Recovery Tools that can get you back up and running as soon as possible. WATCH NOW...
The Horner family of OCS All-in-one controllers have always offered the capacity for a large number of user interface screens. Whether it is the Micro OCS with 250 screens, or the XL Series with 1023 screens - more than likely your OCS model supports more than you need. However, if your application does require a
Join us for the launch of the newest Horner OCS All-in-one Controller line - the XL Prime Series! The XL Prime offers an evolutionary upgrade of the XL Series - our most popular product line. Featuring higher performance - the XL Prime offers an upgraded microprocessor core and a modern memory architecture that doesn't depend
Does your machine have a large number of setup parameters? Does your budget limit the size of the screen you are able to utilize in your application? The Cscape Menu Object can allow you to provide an intuitive method for user data entry and machine setup - and it doesn’t require a large screen to
In these challenging days - automation engineers sometimes need to “get creative” to solve supply chain issues. Are you struggling to source Ethernet IP I/O? In this session - we’ll show you how to utilize the XLEE and it’s surprisingly versatile I/O complement as a highly capable Ethernet IP I/O block. Join us for this
In Part 1 of our series we focused on model selection, I/O replacement and utilizing as much of the existing logic program as possible. In Part 2 - we focus on graphics. How can I utilize some or all of the existing graphics screens from the legacy controller? What if I have to scale graphics
“I have worked at Honeywell as a Technology Specialist until my retirement several years ago. During the last 15 years of my career, I designed and built a number of small processing stations utilizing vacuum, UHV and high temperatures. Several generations of Horner PLC's were the centerpiece of these systems. My reasons for choosing Horner
“We have one Horner Controller that runs an automatic oiling system, in our plant. I used the software to make modifications to the program.” ~ Scott Koester - Campbells Snacks / Snyders Lance Franklin, WI
