All-in-one controls from Spectra
HMI and PLC in one
For system integrators, compact all-in-one control systems offer a convenient way to implement interactive control tasks. With the right programming software, implementing the tasks is particularly easy.
The all-in-one controllers in the UniStream series from Spectra combine a touch display and the controller as well as numerous combinations of analog and digital inputs and outputs in a compact housing. The models with a 10" display are new and round off the series alongside the 5" and 7" models.
One highlight is the modern, user-friendly, graphically oriented UniLogic Studio programming software, which is included free of charge with the purchase. With this software package, the user programs both the HMI and the control system. This reduces both the purchase costs and the programming effort.
If the number of integrated I/Os is not sufficient, this can be extended to a total of 2,048 remote I/Os via Ethernet. Additional fieldbus components from other manufacturers can be easily integrated via Modbus RTU/TCP or CANopen.
A special feature of the UniStream series is the support of the MQTT protocol, which can be used to both publish and subscribe to messages. This makes it easier to access the cloud. SNMP, VNC, FTP, SMS, email and communication via GSM/GPRS modem are also supported.
The experts at Spectra provide advice on selecting the right all-in-one control system, including extensions, and facilitate commissioning with in-house training on programming with the UniLogic Studio software.
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