General

Fields of application, technology and interfaces

Areas of application

The software is a modern and cost-effective software for the visualisation and automation of intelligent buildings or systems. Its performance spectrum ranges from individual rooms or machines, flats and houses to the most modern and largest buildings and building complexes. The convenient graphical editor improves the creation of user interfaces with a flexible menu structure, practical layout tools and numerous visual effects. Interfaces to a wide range of control, regulation and IT systems make the software a universal building management platform. EisBaer SCADA enables the realisation of systems of any complexity and size. The software is available in various languages for our international customers. The user interface can be realised in any language available in Windows operating systems.

Technology

The technical basis is the Microsoft® .NET Framework 4.8, the basis of modern software and current Microsoft® server and desktop operating systems. The internal network structure and the protocol-independent design make EisBaer SCADA a flexible and universal system. The component-oriented structure simplifies and accelerates the development phase of your visualisation project. EisBaer SCADA also offers an open interface for the integration of specially developed components. Microsoft's latest WPF and WCF concepts are used as technologies. They form the basis for design and functionality.

Interfaces

The most important interface standards such as KNX, Modbus, digitalSTROM, Fidelio, ESPA, ESPA-X, Sonos, BOSE SoundTouch, Revox Voxnet, Lutron, Tesla, ekey, Philips hue, Gardena Smart System, EVIS, Serial, BACnet, CAN, OPC, IRTrans and many more are integrated into the software licence-free.

Note: When using external connections, e.g. as a web service or cloud connection, we cannot guarantee permanent availability. The services may be temporarily unavailable or, in extreme cases, may be cancelled by the providers without replacement.

Content of this chapter:

•introduction

•software 3.0 and 4.0

•System Requirements

•licensing