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SST I/O Simulation Software includes
PICS Simulation™ which allows you to perform control
system testing and operator training before you go on-line. Using
SST's PICS Simulation™, you can quickly create a dynamic model
on a PC that duplicates the behavior of the actual process and provides
the control software with simulated device feedback.
By simulating your process, you will save time
and money, manage technical and scheduling risks associated with
a project, minimize process downtime and greatly enhance operator
training.
Simulate
your processes and see the benefits on your bottom line!
- Save overall project time and money
- Find and fix software bugs earlier
- Install tested and proven software: faster startups
- Minimize process downtime and startup costs
- Improve operator training
- Avoid damaged equipment
- Reduce product waste
- Maximize productivity
- What can go wrong will be detected
PICS Simulation is a risk-free solution. PICS software
enables you to identify and correct control system errors in the
office, implement new processes quickly and accurately and avoid
the high cost of production downtime before you flip the switch.
> Industries using PICS
PICS has proved its value on hundreds of projects
in a wide variety of industries including:
- Automotive
- Food & beverage
- General manufacturing
- Material handling
- Nuclear energy
- Petrochemical
- Pharmaceutical
- Rubber & plastics
- Utilities & waste water treatment
> PICS Features
- Simulate multiple controllers with a single package
- Toggle fault parameters and change analog values
- Log values of selected I/O with the I/O logger
- Import variables from popular controller programming packages
or any delimited file formats
- Take advantage of the library of predefined device templates
- Create and wire multiple devices in an external spreadsheet
- Material handling tracking features
- Import bitmap background from other applications
PICS Simulation features an object-oriented development
environment that significantly reduces the time and effort required
to create and use a simulation model. PICS models are built from
standard devices which are arranged on a graphical worksheet and
"wired" to actual I/O addresses. A library of pre-defined
device templates is provided, and custom devices are easily created.
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