Logging directly from PLC to open database

Logging can be configured in unlimited logging groups and unlimited targets, each set with different intervals and triggers. Using the OAS Data Historian, Tag values are mapped to fields and tables within the target database. Data points are then mapped to Tags within the OAS service and are then available to all components of the OAS Platform. This achieves the fastest data transfer and supports native features of the controllers.

This example Use Case utilizes the following OAS Platform Components and can be deployed in many different configurations to achieve the best performance and reliability:Īllen Bradley controllers can be connected directly to the OAS Universal Data Connector using the Allen Bradley Connector.

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