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REAL-TIME EVENT MONITORING OF CRITICAL SHE ALARMS
02 September 2005 - Omniflex
| Real-time alarm/event monitoring of critical SHE alarms with true first up monitoring. The Maxiflex 32SOE Sequence of Event module from Omniflex monitors 32 Digital Inputs and creates time-stamped events to a resolution of 1ms upon change of state. By using multiple 32SOE modules with the Maxiflex P3 CPU, powerful low cost sequence-of-events systems can be constructed with up to 480 time-stamped inputs per system. |
Real-time alarm/event monitoring of critical SHE alarms with true first up monitoring. The Maxiflex 32SOE Sequence of Event module from Omniflex monitors 32 Digital Inputs and creates time-stamped events to a resolution of 1ms upon change of state. By using multiple 32SOE modules with the Maxiflex P3 CPU, powerful low cost sequence-of-events systems can be constructed with up to 480 time-stamped inputs per system. Multiple systems can also be linked and time synchronised for larger distributed systems. The Maxiflex SOE Sequence of Events Recorder time stamps events at source, therefore removing timing errors caused by the latency in communications systems. This allows sequence of events from fast acting systems such as electrical distribution systems to be reliably monitored. The Maxiflex SOE 1ms resolution Sequence of Event Recorder is ideal for storing events leading to process shutdowns for faster fault diagnosis, helping to reduce plant downtime. It is also ideal as a predictive maintenance tool, by pinpointing minor problems before they develop into major ones and for sending events over wide areas using the extensive Maxiflex network capability to record plant data in a central database. Omniflex have a proven record in the SER market and also provide SCADA systems to accept the inputs which have been time stamped by the Maxiflex Sequence of Event Recorder modules.
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About: Omniflex
OMNIFLEX designs and manufactures electronic products and systems for the automation and control industry worldwide, specialising in industrial networking, remote I/O systems, process automation systems, signal conditioning, and alarm and event management.The company was founded in 1965 in South Africa and was originally named CONLOG, developing expertise in systems integration and product development for the process control and instrumentation market. The company's products are now sold on 5 continents and include such well known brands as OMNI16 alarm annunciators, MAXIFLEX process automation and remote I/O systems, and OMNITERM signal conditioning and RTU systems. History. Over the early years the company, under the CONLOG brand, grew to become the largest manufacturer of instrumentation for the process control industry in Africa and became a well respected designer and manufacturer of innovative products and systems of superior quality. In 1997 the CONLOG industrial products business was acquired by the present owners and the name of the company changed to OMNIFLEX. OMNIFLEX owns all of the intellectual property rights for the entire range of industrial products sold under the CONLOG brand and provides full technical and service support for all these products sold over the past 38 years. OMNIFLEX continues to market these products under the OMNIFLEX brand and continues to invest in research and development to maintain its state-of-the-art technology base. Mission. OMNIFLEX has as its core business, the design and manufacture of industrial automation electronic products and systems. OMNIFLEX has as its strategy the ongoing investment in research and development of electronic products for the control and instrumentation market globally. As a world-wide supplier of automation products, OMNIFLEX provides technical training, backup and application engineering support to a variety of locally based distributors and value adding re-sellers in order to provide superior levels of technical assistance to system integrators and end users in their own environment. |
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