DDE Server for Emerson Provox (CHIP) Device

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The OPC Server for Fisher Provox uses CHIP to access all data within Provox. While Fisher-Rosemount recommends the usage of PAS (Provox Application Server) to manufacturers that are planning to upgrade to Windows NT, there are many who select not to do so. In this case, use Matrikon%39s OPC Server to access required data. Matrikon%39s OPC Server for Fisher Provox is based on the popular GenCS (Generic Client/Server) technology.

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Do you require multiple protocol support in one single OPC Server? Learn more about the Matrikon OPC Universal Connectivity Server.

Matrikon OPC Server Advantage

	OPC Security
	Device Communication Redundancy
	Advanced tag pre-processing (calculation)
	Alarm and Events
	Maximum Interoperability
	"Simulation Mode"
	User Defined Tag names


	Matrikon OPC Server Features, Benefits and Options:
	Flexible Client Application Connectivity Options Dedicated Device Connectivity Tag Database and Browsing Options Extensive Tag Management Options Diagnostic and Logging Options Certified Compliant and Interoperability Tested Common User Experience Configuration to Optimize for a Specific System Full Featured OPC Test Client – OPC Explorer

The DDE Server for Emerson Provox (CHIP) Device is OPC Certified!
OPC Certification is the process of ensuring that applications meet the standards specified by the OPC Foundation. OPC Certification requires extensive testing to ensure true interoperability. OPC Certification means multi-vendor system interoperability is guaranteed. If your OPC products are not certified, you need to ask your vendor what sort of guarantees they offer.

DDE Server for Emerson Provox (CHIP) Device

OPC Specifications

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