READ ONLY CLIENT - OFFICE WORKPLACE FEATURE
Office Workplace - Read-Only Client Includes one local or remote read-only operator workplace, Excel-based reporting aspects. Microsoft Excel is NOT included. Use of up to 2 screens is included (only in systems with read-only MI tags). 3BSE088757R1
I Found the above description in 800XA V6.1 product catalog & also on the website (https://new.abb.com/products/3BSE078864R1/office-workplace-read-only-client) but with no extra data or how to configure, how it looks like?
also, I know that I can limit operator user privileges to read-only from security definition so what's the difference between both?
I Found the above description in 800XA V6.1 product catalog & also on the website (https://new.abb.com/products/3BSE078864R1/office-workplace-read-only-client) but with no extra data or how to configure, how it looks like?
also, I know that I can limit operator user privileges to read-only from security definition so what's the difference between both?
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The Office Workplace - Read-Only Client is based on the Multisystem Integration feature and a setting made in the MI Provider system to block OPC write orders (like setpoint changes in a faceplate or acknowledgement in alarm lists) from MI Subscriber systems connecting the blocking provider.
The smallest possible Office Workplace - Read-Only Client would be a single node system acting as MI Subscriber towards one or more MI Provider systems where the Read-only connection setting is enabled.
Your regional ABB sales representative should be able to assist you with dimensioning, licensing and pricing questions.
The smallest possible Office Workplace - Read-Only Client would be a single node system acting as MI Subscriber towards one or more MI Provider systems where the Read-only connection setting is enabled.
Your regional ABB sales representative should be able to assist you with dimensioning, licensing and pricing questions.
by Martin87 Rank: 160 on 6/30/2020 10:28:46 AM | Like (0) | Report
the price tag?
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