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Machine visualisation solution diff erentiates OEM systems and improves user operations
PACSystems RXi HMI delivers visualisation for the digital age: intuitive graphics, smartphone-like usability, collaboration from anywhere, and industrial ruggedness
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achine builders in any industrial sector can now use Emerson’s PACSystems RXi HMI, a next-generation
machine visualisation solution designed to help set their systems apart from others. The new system helps users overcome the limitations of lower budgets, fewer people and higher productivity demands. This highly-intuitive human-machine interface (HMI) addresses the needs of today’s industrial workforce with easy-to- use, smartphone-like graphical displays, without sacrifi cing rugged, industrial performance.
Unlike traditional resistive displays,
PACSystems RXi HMI is designed with projective capacitive touchscreen technology that allows users to interact with the visual display with ten-point multitouch capabilities like swipe and pinch and zoom, to move to the next screen or expand a chart, enabling easy operation by a wide range of personnel with diff erent levels of experience. PACSystems RXi HMI comes pre- loaded and pre-licensed with the advanced Movicon WebHMI software, so the device is conveniently ready to operate out of the box, saving time. PACSystems RXi HMI is HTML5-ready, which allows users to collaborate from anywhere, so that the operations, management and maintenance teams can all view the same screen at the same time. This immediate sharing of information and access to expertise reduces maintenance costs and improves productivity.
In addition, customers will value the faster access to data-based operational insights to maximise overall equipment eff ectiveness. The PACSystems RXi HMI, with Movicon WebHMI at its core, is IIoT- ready for data analysis, troubleshooting and diagnostics, placing the operational insights customers need at their fi ngertips. A data trending tool provides a clear
26 November 2022 | Automation
snapshot of productivity and quality. The SQLite database tool and PAC analyser help users troubleshoot problems and minimise downtime. In addition, it provides extensive protocol support with OPC UA for better data contextualisation and MQTT and easy cloud connectivity, so the solution goes far beyond visualisation. “Machine builders and OEMs are no longer ‘one and done’ suppliers to their customers. Today, they become long-term collaborators by developing new and better ways to solve customer problems,” said Jeff Householder, president of Emerson’s machine automation solutions business. “The new PACSystems RXi HMI is an easy, cost-eff ective way to add signifi cant customer value to a system by enabling new levels of ease of use, increasing productivity, speeding communications, improving analytics and business intelligence capabilities, and easing the move into IIoT. In every way, the RXi HMI is built for real industrial
Emerson’s PACSystems RXi HMI next-generation machine visualisation solution differentiates OEM systems and improves user operations
environments as well as the next generations of industrial workers.” PACSystems RXi HMI protects against both physical and digital risks. It off ers protection in wet applications with certifi cations for both high-pressure water jets and marine use with an IP66 water resistance rating, as well as being approved for use in a wide range of temperatures from -20o
C to 65o C. The
device is also resistant to chemicals, impact, scratches and dust. It is designed in accordance with IEC 62443 Global Automation Cybersecurity Standards to support end-users’ overall digital security strategies.
CONTACT:
Emerson
www.emerson.com/IndustrialDisplays
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