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Overview of Features: WebAccess HMI / SCADA software Features

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Turn an ordinary Web Browser into an industrial HMI (Human Machine Interface) CLIENT

Turn a HandHeld Computer or PDA into an industrial HMI (Human Machine Interface) Thin CLIENT

Communicate to PLCs, Controllers, DCS, DDC and traditional control systems enabling ordinary Web Browsers, HandHelds and PDAs to view and control in real-time. SCADA Node

Remotely build graphics and configure databases, alarms, trends, scripts and reports through an ordinary web browser. PROJECT Node

Remotely build graphics and configure databases, alarms, trends, scripts and reports through an ordinary web browser. Device Drivers

Download the Quick Start Guide Planning & Installation

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Download the Quick Start Guide Operator Manual

Download the Quick Start Guide Quick Start Guide

Try out WebAccess with our LiveDemo. View Real-time Data and Control in real-time.  Internet Explorer 6.0 recommended. Live Demo


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Broadwin in summary

Broadwin Technology, Inc. develops web-enabled automation software for industrial, energy, manufacturing and building automation applications. BroadWin products integrate with traditional automation and control systems to provide leading-edge information technology supporting web browsers and remote software administration.

Broadwin enables companies to operate more efficiently with innovative real-time automation software utilizing standard web browsers. 

Broadwin, incorporated in December 2000, is headquartered in Milpitas, California, 47 miles south of downtown San Francisco, in the Silicon Valley.

Broadwin Technology Headquarters and Engineering offices are located in the San Francisco bay area.
Products
The company recently introduced WebAccess, the industry’s first fully web browser-based software package for human-machine interfaces (HMI), and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA).

Using a standard Web Browser, Internet Explorer 6 or 7, users can view and control automation equipment used in manufacturing facilities, industrial process plants, electric power stations and building automation systems. Data is displayed in real-time with dynamically updated graphics using full motion animation.

Monitor and Control industrial and faciltity automation equipment using an ordinary web browser.

BroadWin also develops communications drivers that enable personal computers to communicate with automation hardware.

Product Distinction
The unique feature, which distinguishes WebAccess from the competition, is that all engineering, database configuration, graphics building and software administration can be performed using a standard web browser as well. WebAccess enables engineers, integrators and vendors with the ability to support their systems remotely over an intranet or the Internet using an ordinary web browser.  

The Engineering Tool is independent of the software version installed at customers’ site. (An ordinary web browser is the engineering tool!) Engineers & technicians always have the right version of software needed.

WebAccess is available in multiple languages including English, French, Japanese, Korean, simplified Chinese and traditional Chinese.

Technology
Broadwin develops software for desktop computers, handheld computers, PDA and laptops running Microsoft Windows CE, 2000, 2003, XP and Vista.

Markets
Broadwin automation software optimize performance and productivity in the following industries:

  • Building Automation

  • Chemicals

  • Facilities Management

  • Traffic & Transportation

  • Water and Wastewater

  • Traffic & Transportation

  • Water and Wastewater

  • Fiberglass

  • Food

  • Energy Management

  • Mining, metals and minerals

  • Oil and gas

  • Semiconductor

  • Pharmaceuticals

  • Pipelines

  • Power and Energy Utilities

  • Pulp and paper

  • Refining and Petrochemicals

  • Textiles

Growth
Demand for BroadWin software is strongest from the building automation market in the United States and Japan, the semiconductor market in Taiwan  and markets in mainland China.

Demand for building automation systems continue to grow in the United States and Japan, driven by energy deregulation, increasing energy costs, the desire to “aggregate” multiple buildings for electric rate discounts and the need to enhance facility automation with advanced information technology. The software tools provided by Broadwin are targeted to meet the needs of this growing market segment.

Demand for automation software is growing rapidly in mainland China, driven by strong industrial development and infrastructure build-out. China has the only economy in the world expected to grow at 8% per annum over the next few years. As a new market in a rapidly developing country, the marketplace for automation software is relatively empty compared to the US and Europe with no established leaders. Further, China is interested in incorporating leading-edge technology into its industrial sector. Broadwin is specifically targeting the mainland China market. Broadwin has recently completed a number of successful installations in mainland China, and has opened a China branch office, with sales, marketing, software development, engineering and technical support.

 

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Headquarters

Broadwin Technology, Inc.
380 Fairview Way
Milpitas, CA 95035 USA

Taiwan

Broadwin Technology, Inc. (Taiwan) 
9F, 108-2, Ming-Chuan Road
Shing-Tien City
Taipei, Taiwan

Telephone: 408-457-9281
FAX: 408-457-9285
Email:
support@BroadWin.com
Telephone: + 886-2-8667-5008  
FAX: + 886-2-2219-7240
Email: support@BroadWin.com
Website: www.BroadWin.com Website: www.broadwin.com.tw

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