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This FREE TRIAL contains the following:
* Two-hour resettable runtime
* Multiple demo projects to use / review / learn
* 500 Communication points
* Access to all the features in FactoryStudio 9.2 powered by FrameworX
* Access to all Standard communication protocols
* MQTT Broker
* OPC Server 

PLEASE NOTE: The Runtime will run for two hours and may be restarted again during your 30-day evaluation period. 

The Engineering Environment will be enabled to edit projects for 30 days without time restrictions. After the 30-day evaluation period, your project will open but with limited access to the entire project (Project Information access granted). 

If you require more than 30 days of evaluation, please contact: Dave Hellyer. 

Additional Information: 
* Online Documentation (docs.tatsoft.com) 
* Training (training.tatsoft.com) 
* Forum (forum.tatsoft.com) 

Once you download the .exe file, you’ll be able to open FactoryStudio 9.2 powered by FrameworX with several different projects. 

The Brewery Project | Tutorial

In our new demo, you’ll find the Brewery Project. If you’re new to the software, we recommend starting here.

In this project, we’ve built a brewery line from scratch, using all of the main software features. At our training site, you’ll find a free course that explains how we did this, from creating a project to adding alarming capabilities.

Application Demos

As you install the software, you’ll find a project titled “Demo”. This main project contains four different demos, that showcase different industrial applications you can build with our platform. You’ll find detailed information about each one on this page – just scroll down, or click in each one to learn more. 

Process Plant

The Process Plant Demo shows you some of the features you can use in building your own Enterprise SCADA systems.

Highlights:

  • High Performance Graphics
  • Traditional Graphics
  • Animation and State
  • Alarms and Alarm History
  • Pop-Up Context Windows
  • Customizable Trend Charts
  • Reports
  • System & Project Info

What is OEE

The “What is OEE?” Demo is a multi-faceted project.

  • Teaches you what “OEE” is through examples. Move the given sliders to experiment and see the impact each component has in real-time
  • Contains an animated bottling line with simulator that you can control – impacting your OEE
  • Shows examples of various errors on a production line that can impact your OEE components – Availability, Performance, and Quality
  • See how easy reporting can be – such as how to include charts and data grids

Highlights:

  • Digital Twin Simulations
  • Interactive “What is OEE” tutorial
  • Multiple Menu options
  • Realistic Bottling equipment animation with simulator – change how the machine performs
  • Drive values and animations using in-project controls (for bottling line speed and errors, OEE math, and interactive sliders)
  • Example OEE Errors show off hover tool-tips
  • Pop-Up Simulator Window
  • Real-Time Reports and Charts

Andon & Discrete Production

The Andon & Discrete Production Demo showcases some of the features you can use in building a real-time Andon / Discrete Production system.

Highlights:

  • Animated Production Overview
  • Interactive Controls
  • Include ERP Data for Scrap Cost
  • Andon & KPI Dashboards
  • Efficient Alarm Management
  • Alarms & Alarm History
  • Maintenance Logbook
  • Multiple Menu Options
  • KPI, OEE, and Other Calculations

Assets & Alarm Monitoring

The Assets & Alarm Monitoring Demo showcases some of the features you might use in a global enterprise for monitoring remote plants and their assets and alarms.

Highlights:

  • Interactive Map Integration
  • Asset Trees & Templates
  • Network Diagnostics
  • KPI Dashboard Tiles
  • Plant Overview
  • Real-Time Performance Dashboard
  • Simulation Interface
  • 3D Interactive Images
  • Machine Learning Integration
  • Context-Related Popups
  • Email, SMS, Voice Notifications
  • Alarms / History / Audit Information

The Solar Panel Project

This advanced demo showcases an example of distributed applications, simulating the collection, publishing and viewing of the data of a solar panel project.

This demo is made up of two projects: EdgeGateway(fxEdgeCollector), the project collecting and publishing data to a Historian, as well as an UI (fxAssetsMonitor), that dynamically detects data. Presented with a map view, it shows historic data as well as current data. You can learn more about this demo at our documentation.