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ASEM Standards Contents ASEM CORPORATE ARM based Panels 39 years of innovation Made in Italy 4 RT25 21 ASEM and the "Open Automation" 5 RT30 / RT31 22 R&D 6 RT35 new 24 High tech and high quality manufacturing 7 RT40 26 «Open Automation», driving force of the Industry 4.0 8 Panel IPCs HT2000 30 HT2150 32 INDUSTRIAL PC SOLUTIONS HT2200 34 Industrial PC & Monitor features 12 HT3000 36 Custom Solutions 14 HT3200 38 The ASEM Standards 15 HT3400 / HT3600 new 40 Software solutions for the industrial automation 16 HT5000 42 Product Portfolio 18 Book Mounting IPCs BM40 46 BM100 new 48 BM2150 50 BM2200 52 BM3300 / BM3500 new 54 BM3400 / BM3600 new 56 Box IPCs PB2000 60 PB2150 62 PB2200 64 PB3000 / PB3010 66 PB3200 68 PB3400 / PB3600 new 70 PB5000 72 Arm Mounting IPCs VK3200 76 VPC2200 78 Rack IPCs PR4047 / PR4147 82 PR4048 / PR4148 83 PR4049 / PR4149 new 84 Industrial Monitors MH100 / MHR100 88 MK100 / MKR100 90 Configurations & Options Front panels 94 Video remotation solutions 96 Fieldbuses boards 97 Configurable button area 98 Mechanical accessories 99 Technical support & Services 101 ASEM designs and manufactures a wide range of Industrial PCs, HMI and PAC (Programmable Automation Controller) solutions based on x86 and ARM Cortex hardware platforms for the industrial automation market. 3 ASEM corporate 39 years of innovation Made in Italy ASEM and the "Open Automation" Since 1979, ASEM is a The performance, most demanding industrial in developing hardware, pioneer in the digital configurability, robustness, applications. firmware and software, technology integrations design and the high number Exploring from the very ASEM has strengthen its between Information & of software features of ASEM beginning the potential leading position in Italy in the Communication Technology products and systems, are of Open & Standard Industrial PCs, HMIs, remote and Industrial Automation. the result of 39 years of technologies into Factory assistance and control systems experience in designing and Automation, and leveraging market. producing solutions for the the first-class know-how • Founded in 1979 by Renzo Guerra, current President and 1979 ‐ 1982 CEO, ASEM (Automazione Sistemi Elettronici Microcomputer) Specializing in started as an engineering company designing and producing Electronic Engineering microprocessor-based industrial automation systems. Over 25 years of experience ASEM: entrepreneurship, The deep knowledge of "x86" The integration of Information in design and production investments, innovation (PC) and "ARM" technologies & Communication • ASEM enters the IT market by designing and manufacturing of IPCs and 10 years of Thanks to a constant focus and the investments in Technologies is now a need to interfaces and accessories for Personal Computers. specialization in PC-based on innovation and quality, software design are in tune produce automatic machines • As the only Italian company besides Olivetti®, ASEM systems for machine and combined with investments in with the evolution of the interconnected into a wider manufactures MS-DOS compatible PCs, gaining in the process automation. human resources, technology industrial automation market and more complex network 1983 ‐ 1992 latest 80’s the 6% of the Italian PC market, more than global and manufacturing assets, needs. where to exchange data and Player of the IT world companies like Apple® and Compaq®. Leading the "Open ASEM is now one of Market globalization and the information. Automation" in Italy, ASEM the European emerging economic crisis have forced ASEM technological is a reliable and professional companies in the industrial machine builders to reduce excellence is guaranteed by partner able to guide automation market, providing costs and recover efficiency. significant investments in • In the mid-90’s, ASEM is the first company in Italy focused on customers through the systems and solutions that are At the same time end users R&D and continuous training the design and production of Industrial PCs, addressing the 1993 ‐ 2005 evolution of HMI, control and entirely designed, engineered (factories) modified their of the entire workforce. industrial automation market. Leading the Industrial PC remote assistance technology and produced in-house. demand requiring price and The ability to understand and market for the Industrial Automation The company has been delivery time reduction while anticipate the fast market market, developing and committed to anticipate increasing customization evolution, set and follow the • In 2006, ASEM begins a specialization path to approach the producing "Open & Standard" customers’ needs, convinced requests. right strategies, has enabled market not only as a manufacturer of Industrial PCs, but as a hardware platforms integrated that machine builders Machine builders are the company to maintain a company providing automation systems with software. with innovative, flexible should leave proprietary then pushed to reduce steady growth momentum in • Thanks to agreements with partners ASEM offers Premium and easy-to-use software. technologies, to embrace development time and take the last 10 years. 2006 ‐ 2010 HMI and CODESYS (softPLC) software platforms. ASEM has its own complete "Open & Standard" platforms, an innovative approach using Producing automation • ASEM opens an office in Giussano (MB) dedicated to software hardware, firmware, software, focusing on software "Open & Standard" hardware systems on an and system support. mechanics and system design application development. platforms integrated with international scale • ASEM opens a sales office in Germany to follow directly capability and manages flexible and easy-to-use German OEM customers. internally all production software development tools. phases, including board assembly and welding. • ASEM releases Premium HMI 3, the first visualization software with new features developed in-house. • The company introduces the remote assistance platform UBIQUITY to remotely access automation devices via VPN. • ASEM opens a second manufacturing facility dedicated to assembly and test of electronic boards and systems. 2011 ‐ ... • ASEM opens a local software R&D office in Verona. ASEM in numbers: The software and remote • ASEM starts designing and producing ARM-based HMIs, 2017 Revenues: 40,2 million Euros assistance era remote assistance and PAC systems. • ASEM releases the new Premium HMI 5 visualization software 187 employees version, inlcuding multitouch programming, support for multi- 5.200 sqm Headquarters in Artegna (UD) core processors and OPC UA protocol leading the way to the 3.250 sqm manufacturing facility in Artegna (UD) distributed connectivity of the "Industry 4.0" and Industrial "IoT". R&D offices in Verona R&D offices in Giussano (MB) Sales offices in Germany 4 Industrial Automation | Industrial PC Solutions 5 ASEM corporate R&D High tech The seamless integration & high quality manufacturing of hardware and software technologies is key to success 30% of ASEM human The close collaboration The different R&D teams resources are dedicated to with leading technology work in synergy during the R&D. The team includes trendsetters and the design process to ensure that highly specialized engineers continuous dialogue hardware requirements and with complementary skills that with customers drive the software features of each cover all the electronic and specifications of hardware, solution can be implemented ASEM manufacturing plants ASEM designs, engineers For the automatic assembly The electronic components mechanical design needs, as firmware, software and in an integrated way. comprise two modern and manufactures electronic of boards, ASEM uses are supplied by the major well as firmware and software systems engineering for each industrial facilities covering boards, products and systems technologically advanced global manufacturers and development. single product. The long experience and a total area of 8.500 sqm. internally. machinery, tools and are specifically selected the high skills of the R&D The decision to assemble equipment, such as precise to ensure a long life cycle Thanks to the technological engineers make ASEM a electronic boards in its and fast SMT Pick & Place of products. Mechanical mastery of all system reliable technological partner own Italian facility is in positioners, selective soldering parts are purchased from components and their to support machine builders contrast with the industry machines for "through hole" European suppliers selected perfect integration, ASEM and system integrators in trend to relocate electronics components, ovens reflow with rigorous qualification designs performant, the fast-changing industrial production activities in Eastern and X-ray inspection ensuring procedures. configurable, easy-to-use automation market. Europe and Far East, but the high quality and flexibility. 100% of the electronic boards and reliable products for the results in terms of quality and The in-house assembly of are subject to burn-in and most demanding industrial in terms of flexibility confirm electronic boards and a functional tests for a minimum environments. the accuracy of the company’s constant dialogue between of 12 hours in special strategic decision, much operations’ managers and the designed climatic chambers. appreciated by customers. R&D engineers increase the 100% of the assembled NIC sensitivity of electronics and systems are subjected MECHA AL DES IGN mechanical designers towards to functional tests for 12 production and test phases, consecutive hours. with a consequent
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