Linux
PRISM SCADA
- Complete Linux package for essential SCADA operations-in PC format
- Alarms, trending, areas of responsibility and reporting are all standard
features
- Flexible communications, including DNP3 LAN support and a wide array
of third-party protocols
 In
1991, Advanced Control Systems delivered the electric power industry's first
UNIX-based open architecture SCADA platform. Security and reliability requirements
fueled that decision, and the horde of competitors that followed in our
wake proved the wisdom of that choice. To this day, UNIX is unmatched in
flexibility, extensibility, power and safety, but it comes at a price-the
hardware required to operate a UNIX-based system can be costly.
Recent developments in operating system technology provide a lower cost
alternative: Linux. Our Linux PRISM SCADA system combines the ease and affordability
of Linux with our proven user interface and interoperability. The system
includes a master PC, a front-end processor that communicates with field
devices, a recompiled Linux version of the PRISM operating platform, and
a generous array of feature-rich SCADA applications. Developed and refined
over the last decade under UNIX, Linux PRISM SCADA offers the most stable
and advanced technology available today, in an affordable, easy-to-deploy
package. Software Our SCADA system is based on PRISM, our powerful applications
platform designed exclusively for electric utility information systems.
Like the UNIX version of PRISM, our Linux offering includes standard tools
that are expensive options on other systems. |
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