How iFix will be deployed and used influences how iFix is This allows the operator screens to keep running with current data if a terminal server fails. In a ThinManager system dual terminal servers can be setup to provide redundancy and failover.
The sessions on the terminal server run the operator screens populated with data from the SCADA node. Each client that connects to a terminal server will start a session and launch a view node within the session. In a terminal services environment the terminal server acts as the View node. This is a computer that pulls the data from the SCADA node and displays it on screens for the operator.
This computer provides the data and values to the system. This is a PC that gathers the I/O and data from the PLCs and machinery and runs the iFix database. The first box is a SCADA (Systems Control And Data Acquisition) computer.iFix is designed to function with a “two-box” system. IFix is designed to pull data out of PLCs and factory-level sensors, present the data in a form usable by humans, and save the data for further usage. Please refer to official iFix documentation for questions and details.Ī special thanks goes to Scott Crider of Advantage Industrial Automation. Although it was prepared with the help of iFix users and specialists, it is a mere aid and not the definitive source for information. This Wiki Article is a simplified deployment guide for ThinManager users. It was developed by Intellution and is now part of the GE Fanuc Proficy series of industrial software. IFix is a SCADA (System Control and Data Acquisition) software.
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