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- Software quality
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- Why pay?
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from the Third party HMI for Symax in late 80's department...
SquareD Symax HMI
In the late 80's there was a company that developed a third party HMI package for the Symax processors. Not Wonderware or one of the other well known mfgs of HMIs. Does anyone out there know what this package was called and the name of the mfg?
Not sure if it's what you are talking about, but I have a customer who got "Screenware" SCADA software in the mid 90's, before they upgraded to Monitor Pro.
Iconics works well through a Kepware OPC server.
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