Alarms are normally managed on site by personnel charged with supervising the plant/facility and ensuring the continuity of the operation. Alarms are implemented to help manage operations and mobilise resources in order to return the operation to normal operational conditions after a fault has occurred.
Combining the power of remote terminal units (RTUs) and cloud-based server technology allows Omniflex to manage alarm annunciators remotely via Web-based technology. An RTU is used to communicate with the alarm annunciators using Modbus serial communications (up to 15 units – 240 alarms). The alarm status is transmitted via GSM to the Data2Desktop cloud-based servers, providing user access from any Internet browser and effectively allowing the alarm systems on site to be monitored and managed remotely. The system has the following key features:
• Supports up to 15 annunciators on a single serial port.
• Allows users to enter a manned mode or unmanned status mode.
• Programmable Teleterm units in PLC language IEC61131 for local automation functions.
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