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Small EtherCAT graphical Explorer in C#. Show cyclical data Allows read/write acyclic SDO Allows EEPROM read out Read slave description from it's XML file Can control the slaves state Full open source code with 2 simples master code for C# developpers. Full Java sample code for developpers. Base on Soem lib (GitHub). Npcap (with Wireshark maybe) should be installed before in Winpcap compatible mode : don't miss the check box ! EtherCAT™ is a registered trademark of Beckhoff...

... and devices to support home care o Sensor Networks: sensor networks, particularly managing wind farms However, the approach is generic and extensible for managing other kinds of systems. Accent is essentially software. As most of Accent in in Java, it needs at least a Java Runtime Environment but more likely a Java Software Development Kit. To interact with the real world, Accent needs relevant hardware such as a communications server (softswitch) or home automation equipment.

G4LTL-ST is a standalone tool and a Java library for automatically generating industrial control software (supporting IEC-61131-3 Structure Text) from LTL or extended logic specifications. See Tutorial.txt inside the package for step-by-step instructions. For technical demails, see CAV'14 paper "G4LTL-ST: Automatic Generation of PLC Programs". The old version (G4LTL; under BSD license) is available under file\arxiv.

Generic directory service (for the EPICS tool set). Directory entries are channels with properties and tags. Applications can query a web service to retrieve channels based on wildcard matching on properties and tags, and manipulate the directory data. Code has been moved to GitHub at https://github.com/ChannelFinder

... in several installations around this world. openSCADA is supported. So if you prefer a fully supported, out of the box instead of a “build it yourself” solution you can contact IBH SYSTEMS GmbH and let us do the job. If you like, you will still get the source code that was developed specially for you. openSCADA needs you. Writing source code, writing documentation, fixing bugs or providing fresh input. Anything is welcome.