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Industrial Gateway Server 7.610 from GE Digital Enable Reliable Connections to Your Devices for Control, Data Acquisition, and Visualization Industrial Gateway Server 7.610 from GE Digital Enable reliable connections to your devices for control, data acquisition, and visualization Robust, flexible connectivity Options to drive Control 01 connectivity further 03 and security Industrial Gateway Server (IGS) from GE Digital is a powerful IGS delivers a basic set of core drivers with an optional premium set that IGS introduces a powerful set of administration tools to enhance full- featured connectivity solution that’s robust, reliable, and easy delivers additional specific niche drivers. IGS is available in two editions: control over the applicable IGS processes, configuration access, to use. IGS is packed with the latest and greatest industry standard and runtime connection access. In addition to these options, protocols, which enable communication to thousands of mixed vendor • IGS Basic Protocol Drivers when you’re running multiple CPUs, you can specify which devices and instruments. This core offering delivers 100s of protocols for the most common processor IGS uses—enabling full control of your system for the devices in the automation industry. Key drivers in this package include most demanding applications. The IGS OPC UA support includes With IGS 7.610, you have a comprehensive connectivity solution for Modbus, OPC, ODBC, Allen Bradley, GE, Honeywell, InTouch, Mitsubishi, tunneling which simplifies getting secure access to remote OPC GE Digital’s HMI/SCADA, MES, and intelligence applications, as well as Omron, Siemens, Yokogawa, and more. DA servers on the same network or through firewalls, avoiding third-party solutions. • IGS Premium Drivers complicated DCOM configuration in Windows. These premium drivers are an individual selection of industry-specific and IT protocols for advanced communications. These include protocols Outcomes for power, water, oil and gas, and manufacturing. • Easily connect to GE Digital’s software and third-party solutions • Improve reliability with robust connectivity Enhanced easy-to-use interface • Save time with an enhanced interface that enables you to 02 connect quickly The IGS configuration interface is designed to be easy and fast—enabling you • Leverage control and security with powerful administration tools to get your communications up quickly. In addition, IGS can be updated offline • Enhance flexibility with basic drivers and premium options or online while clients are still connected to devices. This gives you the ability • Achieve seamless communication with your installed base of to update your system with minimal disruption—maximizing uptime and equipment and systems minimizing risk. • Ease use with English, German, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese language support Industrial Gateway Server 7.610 from GE Digital Enable reliable connections to your devices for control, data acquisition, and visualization Features • New in Version 7.610: Broader set of drivers in IGS portfolio Basic including all non-premium drivers available • Basic, Premium, and SNMP packaged sets with KEPServerEX; non-inclusive language of drivers updates; new support for ControlLogix firmware V33, which includes support for CompactLogix • Connectivity to thousands of devices from 5380 and ControlLogix 5580 P-controllers (Plant different vendors PAx Distributed Control System); various security and other enhancements • Ability to run many different protocols and devices simultaneously from a single instance • Connectivity for hundreds of different devices • Runs in service and interactive mode • OPC is the leading standard for industrial automation connectivity. IGS supports the OPC • Certified OPC compliant Unified Architecture (OPC UA) specification and • Compatibility with GE Digital’s iFIX, CIMPLICITY, many of the OPC Classic specifications, including Proficy Workflow, Proficy Plant Applications, and OPC Data Access (OPC DA), OPC Alarms and Proficy Historian software Events (OPC AE), and OPC Historical Data Access (OPC HDA) • Native driver for GE Digital’s HMI/SCADA solutions IGS brings more OPC server control and and OPC connectivity across GE Digital’s software security to your implementations. If you’re seeking reliable connectivity to your devices for control, data acquisition, and visualization, IGS is the right solution. LEARN MORE It’s flexible, robust, and easy to use with GE Digital’s software and third-party solutions. Industrial Gateway Server 7.610 from GE Digital Enable reliable connections to your devices for control, data acquisition, and visualization IGS Basic IGS Premium – Optional Drivers IGS Basic includes access to all available IGS Basic protocols and use of up to 80 simultaneous protocols per server. • ABB Totalflow • Fisher ROC Suite (1-10 devices) • SNMP Suite (51+) • Advanced Simulator • Hilscher Universal • SattBus Ethernet • Alstom Redundant Ethernet • Fisher ROC Suite (11-50 devices) • SNMP Suite (16-50) • Allen-Bradley 1609 UPS • Honeywell HC900 Ethernet SattBus Serial • BACnet/IP • IEC 60870-5-104 • Triconex Ethernet Allen-Bradley Bulletin 900 Honeywell UDC Ethernet • Scanivalve Ethernet • Bristol/IP • Lufkin Modbus • Weatherford 8500 Allen-Bradley CompactLogix Honeywell UDC Serial • Siemens S5 • Enron Modbus • OMNI Flow Computer • WITS Suite Allen-Bradley ControlLogix Ethernet • IDEC Serial Siemens S5 3964R Allen-Bradley ControlLogix Unsolicited • Fisher ROC Suite • SNMP Suite (1-15 devices) • Intelligent Actuator (IA) Super Siemens S7 MPI Allen-Bradley Data Highway Plus Siemens S7-200 Allen-Bradley DF1 • SEL Siemens TCP/IP Ethernet Allen-Bradley Ethernet • InTouch Client Siemens TCP/IP Unsolicited Allen-Bradley Micro800 Ethernet Option for Internet of Things (IoT) Gateway Allen-Bradley Micro800 Serial • IOtech PointScan 100 • Ethernet Allen-Bradley Unsolicited Ethernet • Krauss Maffei MC4 Ethernet • Simatic/TI 505 Ethernet • An optional plug-in that can be added • Provides four agents to stream data • Offers advanced message formatting for to an IGS Server to connect Operations over the MQTT, HTTP/REST, and the client agents to support multiple data • Analog Devices • Memory Based Simatic/TI 505 Serial with IT to support IoT. ThingWorx AlwaysOn protocols. modeling requirements, such as JSON, • SIXNET EtherTRAK • Aromat Ethernet • Mettler Toledo XML, CSV, and custom models. SIXNET UDR Aromat Serial • Micro-DCI • Square D • AutomationDirect DirectNET • Mitsubishi CNC Ethernet Additional plug-ins (included) AutomationDirect EBC Mitsubishi Ethernet • System Monitor AutomationDirect ECOM Mitsubishi FX • Telemecanique Uni-Telway AutomationDirect K Sequence • Thingworx – Enables IGS to be used for • Security – Security access based on • Media Level Redundancy – Mitsubishi FX Net • Thermo Westronics Ethernet Thingworx-based projects permission. Enable/Disable access to Communication path redundancy and AutomationDirect Productivity Series Mitsubishi Serial Ethernet Thermo Westronics Serial objects, browsing, read/write on tags device pair redundancy • Modbus ASCII • TIWAY Host Adapter • Beckhoff TwinCAT Modbus Ethernet • BUSWARE Ethernet Modbus Plus • Torque Tool Ethernet Software requirements Hardware requirements • CODESYS Ethernet Modbus Serial • Toshiba Ethernet Modbus Unsolicited Serial Toshiba Serial • Contrex M-Series Compatibility with the following: • 2.0 GHz processor • MTConnect • Toyopuc PC3/PC2 Ethernet Contrex Serial • 1 GB installed RAM • ODBC Client Toyopuc Serial • Windows Server 2019 • Custom Interface • 530 MB available disk space • Omron FINS Ethernet • User Configurable (U-CON) • Windows Server 2016 • Cutler-Hammer D50/D300 • Ethernet Card Cutler-Hammer ELC Ethernet Omron FINS Serial • WAGO Ethernet • Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 Omron Host Link • Super VGA (800x600) or higher resolution video Cutler-Hammer ELC Serial • Yaskawa Memobus Plus • Windows 10 and 8 Omron NJ Ethernet Yaskawa MP Series Ethernet • Dataforth isoLynx • Windows 10 IoT Enterprise Omron Process Suite Yaskawa MP Series Serial • DDE Client Omron Toolbus • Yokogawa Controller • Fanuc Focas Ethernet • OPC DA Client Yokogawa CX Fanuc Focas HSSB OPC UA Client Yokogawa Darwin Ethernet • Fuji Flex OPC XML-DA Client Yokogawa Darwin Serial • GE CCM • Optimation OptiLogic Yokogawa DX Ethernet GE EGD • Opto 22 Ethernet Yokogawa DX Serial Yokogawa DXP Note: The optional driver packages do not include the Basic Drivers. These must be purchased separately. GE Ethernet • Partlow ASCII GE SNP Yokogawa HR Hardware and software requirements are representative and may vary by customer deployment. GE SNPX • Philips P8/PC20 Yokogawa MW Please consult the product documentation for more details. GE SNP • Rockwell Automation - see Yokogawa MX GE SNPX Allen-Bradley Yokogawa YS100 Industrial Gateway Server 7.610 from GE Digital Enable reliable connections to your devices for control, data acquisition, and visualization Services Related products Continue your IIoT journey In the world of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), organizations are able to GE Digital’s HMI and SCADA suite helps you precisely monitor, control, Transforming your business requires innovative foundational solutions optimize productivity, reduce costs, and achieve Operational Excellence. No and visualize every aspect of your operations, enabling operators to that lay the groundwork for optimized performance. matter where you are on your IIoT journey, GE Digital has the right services make the best decisions faster. offering for you. Proficy Historian Proficy Plant Applications Advisory Services We can help you plan and start your IIoT journey in a way that aligns to your specific
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