PLC Analyzer

Based on the configuration of triggers, you can verify multiple scenarios and ensure that the other signals involved in that process always maintain coherent values.

The ability to acquire signals from several PLCs allows consolidating all those that come from a new component in a single window. This facilitates the analysis of the component’s behavior in its integration into the process, without requiring multiple environments to review the status of the signals.

Industrial processes range from simple tasks such as assembling a wheel to the complete assembly of a car. By analyzing the time required for each of them, it is possible to eliminate dead times and increase production safely. Improvements in efficiency of up to 30%. This is achieved by evaluating whether the reduction of dead times affects other signals.

Another distinctive feature incorporated by the PLC Analyzer is a Videotrack module that allows analyzing the video recording, along with the recorded data, to identify possible improvements or errors in the process.

With this software, you can also store the signals in a database, which leads to the detection of sporadic failures, predictive maintenance, and documentation, among many other advantages. In addition, the PLC Analyzer has complementary hardware specifically designed for the secure storage of signals continuously.

In relation to the previous point, an indisputable plus of having stored data is the subsequent use of these as a basis for predictive maintenance. By comparing processes recorded on different dates and analyzing the variations to determine the level of wear that a component may have experienced, you can make decisions regarding its maintenance or replacement.

Beyond improvements in terms of maintenance, data storage enables the documentation of the typical behavior of a machine. This includes minimum and maximum values, and energy consumption, which are obtained thanks to the combination of signals in a test bench. In addition, it facilitates the documentation of the correct use of a machine by maintenance personnel, avoiding possible conflicts with technical support or the warranty associated with it.

Due to its multi-channel capacity, you can acquire signals from different PLCs simultaneously, gaining agility and effectiveness along the way.

In addition, with the help of triggers you can capture possible inconsistencies in the signals and generate an event accordingly. An example would be the creation of a specific alarm resulting from the analysis of the data that has been collected.

PLC Analyzer allows you to acquire data in the way that works best for you, whether manually, for a configured time, or, as seen previously, by trigger.

Finally, among its particularities, the software’s ability to configure several windows according to the user’s needs stands out. In other words, you can visualize or analyze the signals based on the ones you choose to see for each particular situation.