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CTOPC Server
OPC is the industry standard for connecting industrial
automation components to higher-level information systems
such as SCADA, MRP, ERP and others. Control Techniques’
CTOPC server is an OPC-compliant server that allows PCs to
communicate with Control Techniques drives via Ethernet,
CTNet, RS485 and USB. The OPC standard allows OPC clients
to browse data from an OPC server thus eliminating the
need for gateway data concentrators or proprietary drivers
and gateways. CTOPC server “serves” data to the various
OPC clients then polls data from all Control Techniques
components connected via Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP/IP or
CTNet.
CTSize
This easy-to-use servo drive sizing software helps select the
optimum system in just six steps:
1. Select one of six pre-congured load types: Leadscrew,
Rack and Pinion, Conveyor, Cylinder, Feedroll and User
Dened.
2. Fill in the load details.
3. Enter the load’s motion prole, making use of prole-type
shortcuts or creating multi-segment proles.
4. Select speed reduction from Belt/Pulley, Gear/Gear,
Chain/Sprocket, or Gearbox for up to three separate
stages of reduction.
5. Select from all products or narrow the search to a specic
drive and/or motor.
The optimum motor/drive combination appears in the
Results tab.
CTScope
This Windows
®
-based software utility is designed to trend/
trace parameter values on Control Techniques drives and op-
tion modules. CTScope has the look and feel of a traditional
hardware oscilloscope and can plot up to four channels of
data simultaneously. All channel data appears in single-scope
view for easy comparison and CTScope les can be saved for
future use.
CTSoft
Control Techniques’ free drive conguration tool can be used
to commission, optimize and monitor Unidrive SP “Base”
drives. CTSoft uses wizards to simplify commissioning,
manages data stored on the SmartCard and features robust
and graphical tools for monitoring and troubleshooting. The
status of the program can be monitored and the speed of the
motion reduced for commissioning and testing purposes.