Firmware and software updates were released this month to help you get the most from your groov systems.
January 2021 started off with some important new releases from the Opto 22 engineering team. There are significant groov View updates that affect the groov family of products: groov EPIC, groov Box and groov Server for Windows. We've even updated the PAC Project software suite to version 10.3003. Here's a quick recap of what you need to know.
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groov,
PAC Project,
Firmware,
PAC Control,
groov server for windows,
groov View,
groov EPIC,
software
What's new at Opto 22? We've had plenty to talk about this past month, so here's a recap of product, firmware, and software updates, as well as new groov I/O module releases!
Learn about new groov EPIC system capabilities, and make sure you are using the latest versions of firmware and software to optimize system performance.
New groov I/O modules available now
Three new groov I/O modules were released this week as we continue to expand the groov EPIC system to support your application requirements. These modules include designs for mixed signal types, signal isolation, channel density, and also meet precise requirements for temperature control.
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Updates,
PAC Project,
I/O modules,
Codesys,
groov View,
groov EPIC
New PAC Project version R10.2002 now available
Take advantage of several fixes and improvements in this latest release of the PAC Project software suite, both Basic and Professional editions.
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PAC Project,
PAC Control,
PAC Manager,
PAC Display,
OptoOPCServer,
OptoDataLink
Do you use PAC Control, PAC Display or OptoOPCServer? Then you'll want to download version R10.2 of PAC Project software.
This update adds support for soon-to-be released groov I/O modules, and also addresses important bug fixes.
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PAC Project,
PAC Control,
PAC Display,
OptoOPCServer,
software
We've recently released PAC Project version R10.1 with enhancements and a few bug fixes for each PAC Project application: PAC Control, PAC Display, OptoOPCServer, and PAC Manager.
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groov,
Updates,
optonews,
PACs,
PAC Project,
PAC Control,
PAC Manager,
EPIC,
PAC Display
AAQUA NV designs flexible, robust systems
Turning industrial wastewater into something that municipal water systems will accept is a tough job.
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Case studies,
Process control,
PACs,
PAC Project,
PAC Control
When we announce a new product, we want you—our loyal customers and OptoBlog readers—to be the first to hear about it.
And this isn't just one product. This is EPIC: the world's first Edge Programmable Industrial Control system—a brand-new I/O and control system built for the future of automation and designed for the way you work.
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Energy management,
Process control,
Food & beverage,
Discrete control,
groov,
Internet of Things,
PLCs,
Remote monitoring,
Water & wastewater,
IoT,
Machine builder,
PACs,
OEM,
New products,
Integrators,
I/O,
PAC Project,
Building management,
Oil & gas,
PAC Control,
IIoT,
Industrial Internet of Things,
Node-RED,
Data acquisition,
MQTT,
Ignition Edge,
EPIC
We've recently released new versions for key products:
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groov,
Updates,
PACs,
PAC Project,
Firmware,
PAC Control,
Node-RED
As an applications engineer, sometimes known as OptoMary on our OptoForums, perhaps I shouldn’t have favorite customers. They’re all my favorites!
Sure, our products and people have helped build flashy Vegas shows, huge amusement parks, and various NASA endeavors that we may or may not be allowed to discuss in detail. We also have the less flashy water/wastewater installations and beloved "dam customers" that can be pretty Coulee, too.
In these Adventures of an Applications Engineer posts I'll share some of my favorite favorites.
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Deepsea Challenge,
PACs,
I/O,
PAC Project,
Modbus
We've just released PAC Project R9.6002, and you can get the updates here:
PAC Project Basic is free automation software for control programming and HMI, and is used with our SNAP PAC controllers.
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Updates,
optonews,
PAC Project,
PAC Control,
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