1. Open Automation Software
Liberate Your Data
Enterprise Data Automation • HMI/SCADA Solutions • Industrial IoT Protocol Gateway

2. Who is Open Automation Software?
1994
Company founded
2010
OAS becomes the first SCADA system to log 1,000,000 records to SQL Server in a single call and in an open format for Big Data
1997
Became OPC Foundation Member
Developed OPC Servers
2012
OAS releases Live Data Cloud with Remote SCADA Hosting using a standard Internet connection, and without the need for a fixed IP address
1999
First standalone OPC Systems released
Logging OPC data in an open format to SQL Server and CSV for redundant systems
2013
OAS replaces AJAX interface with new interface based on open standards, supporting HTML5 and JavaScript and providing a REST API for SCADA
2004
First company to provide Smart Client Deployment for visualization, trending, and alarming with 100% managed components. Released Service Oriented Architecture for OPCSystems.NET providing Internet communications for OPC data access
2016
OAS releases connectors for Azure IoT and AWS, as well as Portable Class Libraries (PCL) for native iOS/Android app development
2005
First SCADA/HMI software for web and mobile platforms, providing visualization, trending and alarming using AJAX. The first SCADA interface for the iPhone when first released in 2007 and Android in 2008
OAS remains committed to providing software for moving data between devices, databases, and systems, all within open formats.

3. What is the OAS Platform?
A server-based software platform for powering Industrial Automation solutions, and Operations Management Software that allows businesses to create their own Industrial Internet of Things
Universal Data Connector
Device & Data Connectors
Data Historian
IoT Connectors
Alarm Logging & Notification
Developer Tools & APIs
OAS Platform Networking

4. The OAS Universal Data Connector
HIGHLY SCALABLE NETWORKED SERVER PLATFORM
Moves data from anywhere to anywhere
in a non-proprietary format
Host your own live data
on local or wide-area networks,
or over the internet
Enables the movement, aggregation, and transformation of data between PLCs, IoT devices, databases, applications, cloud-based services and more…
Open Database
Sources
Desktop, Web, Mobile
Visualizations
PLCs and Devices
Database
Destinations
Application Servers
IoT Cloud Services
The core of the OAS Platform

5. The OAS Universal Data Connector
REST
API
The OAS Universal Data Connector
Azure IoT

6. High-speed, fault tolerant data logging to open formats
Data Historian
LOG TO OPEN DATABASES and FILES
MS SQL Server • Oracle • MS Access • MongoDB • mySQL • Azure SQL • Cassandra • SQLite • MariaDB • PostgreSQL • CSV
Fault tolerant: If disconnected from the destination, no data is lost. When connection is reestablished, data is transferred at high speed.
Log data to wide or narrow tables or directly to stored procedures, to over 10,000 separate tables per server at up to 100 nanosecond resolution, and up to 1 million records per call.
Log data continuously, event-based, time-based, or on data change, to local or remote databases
AUTOMATED REPORTS
Generate reports based on events, time of day, or continuously
Create PDF, HTML, MS Word, MS Excel, Images, or send directly to a networked printer
Deliver automated reports via
High-speed, fault tolerant data logging to open formats

7. Alarm Logging & Notification
Log alarms to open databases
MS SQL • Oracle • MS Access • MongoDB • mySQL •
Azure SQL • Cassandra • SQLite • MariaDB • PostgreSQL • CSV Files
Notify users of alarm activity to any client destination
Voice Message • SMS Text Message •
Summarize alarm totals per area, priority, and type
Access both local and remote alarms
Visualize and interact with real time alarms with Developer Tools & APIs
View and Acknowledge Alarms
Provide links to your own alarm documentation for inline operator event handling
Operator Input from the alarm screen
Log operator comments with alarm or event condition
Alarm conditions triggering notification via SMS, , and voice

8. Device & Data Connectors
Allen Bradley Connector
Driver Interfaces such as: ControlLogix, CompactLogix, GuardLogix, and Micro800 with the ABLogix driver, and MicroLogix, SLC 500, and PLC-5 with the ABClassic driver
OPC Server Connector
Provides connectivity to OPC Classic and OPC UA Servers, Data Access and Alarms and Conditions
OPC Client Connector
Enables unlimited OPC Clients to communicate with an OAS Service, allowing unlimited OPC Client connections while maintaining only one OPC connection to the local OPC Servers
Siemens Connector
Siemens Driver Interfaces which support communications over Ethernet to S7-200, S7-300, S7-400, S7-1200, and S7-1500
Modbus Connector
Connect to Modbus slave devices over Ethernet and Serial interfaces with Modbus TCP, RTU, and ASCII protocols
Data Route
Allows an OAS Service to write values from any Tag Parameter to any local or remote OAS Tag data source, simplifying remote networking by installing the OAS Data Engine at the source
Universal Driver Interface
Create your own interface with your own custom properties.
Deploy to unlimited devices and platforms.
OAS Recipe
Provides data transfer from databases such as MS SQL Server, Access, Oracle, MongoDB, Cassandra, SQLite, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, or mySQL. OAS Recipe supports static or dynamic queries from other data sources such as device or operator input from your user interface
Excel Connector
Provides connectivity to MS Excel Workbooks for both read and write functionality with Excel 2003, 2007, 2010 and above

9. Connect and move data to or from cloud-based IoT services
IoT Connectors
Connect and move data to or from cloud-based IoT services
AWS IoT Gateway Connector
Read or write data to and from Amazon Web Services IoT devices using MQTT with TLS (Transport Layer Security). This enables you to take full advantage of any or all of the other services provided by AWS.
Azure IoT Data Hub
Write live data to Azure IoT Data Hub using the built in AMQP protocol driver and Azure IoT Edge using MQTT. This enables you to take full advantage of any or all of the other big data and IoT services provided by Azure.
Data Route
Allows an OAS Service to write values from any Tag Parameter to any local or remote OAS Tag data source, simplifying remote networking by installing the OAS Data Engine at the source.
MQTT Connector
Connect to MQTT devices and software brokers with the built in MQTT Driver Interface.

10. Developer Tools & APIs .NET VISUALIZATION & AUTOMATION
Build customized Visualizations, User Interfaces, and data automations
Integrate with existing Windows applications
Programmatically configure all aspects of OAS server
Visualize Tags, Trends, and Alarms in WPF and WinForm Apps
All .NET tools are compatible with Visual Studio 2005+
WEB VISUALIZATION
Built upon open standards of HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript
Visualize Tags, Trends, and Alarms in any browser, desktop or mobile, no plugins required
Compatible with any web application environment and tools (ASP.NET, .NET MVC, PHP, Ruby on Rails, more…)
REST API
Build automations between diverse systems utilizing simple JSON over HTTP
Available to any client code on any platform
Windows, Mac, Linux, IoT devices
Read and Write Tag, Trend, and Alarm data
Modify OAS Tag Configurations
PCL for iOS and ANDROID
Build native mobile applications for iOS and Android with Visual Studio and Xamarin Forms. Apps can be deployed to the Apple App Store for iOS or Google Play Store for Android

11. OAS Platform Networking Features
OAS Universal Data Connectors can be deployed in any configuration to achieve the highest performance, reliability, and flexibility in you network environment. (Satellite, GPRS, etc)
Aggregate data and logic in the cloud, take advantage of an Edge Computing architecture, or combine features to meet your needs.

12. Networking Configuration Options
Basic Networking with Static IP
Client applications communicate directly to up to 10k remote OAS services with a fixed IP address or registered domain name
Live data is hosted at the source with no data loss on network failure
Live Data Cloud or Network Forwarding
Clients communicate through one or more Live Data Cloud or Forwarding services with a fixed IP Address or registered domain name to up to 10k remote services
The data source services do not need to have a fixed IP Address, just be able to reach the Live Data Cloud Servers that do have fixed IP addresses
Live data is hosted directly at the source, there is no data loss on network failure
The Live Data Cloud feature is free to use on any self hosted Windows OS
One-way Networking with Communications Diodes
Clients communicate to one or more services on the receiving side of the communication diode
The data source services do not need to have a fixed IP Address, and broadcast all tag values at an adjustable rate to remote services
Increased bandwidth, but enables one-way data transfer to business applications

13. Benefits of an Open Architecture
Open architectures provide maximum flexibility and data access
OPEN REAL TIME DATA ACCESS
Programmatically access data from any .NET, Web, or mobile app
Share and host data from any .NET, Web, or mobile app
Integrate into existing Business applications -- ERP, MES, CMMS, etc.
Data is store in open formats - use your preferred tools, always have access to your own data
OPEN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Create stunning, powerful WinForm, WPF, Web and Native Mobile operator interfaces and HMIs
Use any graphics tool such as Photoshop, Illustrator, CorelDraw, MS Paint, AutoCAD, SolidWorks, SketchUp, more...
Drag and drop configuration for .NET tools
Open Source, easy to develop, maintain, extend

14. Benefits of Automated Configuration
Open Architecture
Benefits of Automated Configuration
OAS Configuration is completely available to Programmatic Interfaces
New site rollouts can be automated, saving thousands of man/hours and dramatically increasing profits
Custom configuration interfaces can be exposed to administrators or other classes of users
OEMs benefit from OAS Product Platform white-labeling

15. What can you achieve with the OAS Platform and tools?
OAS Platform Use Cases
What can you achieve with the OAS Platform and tools?
CONNECT Connect to almost any industrial data source , application, database, or device
PROCESS and LOG DATA
Process and log data live at source with full store and forward capabilities
ENTERPRISE DATA AUTOMATION Transport and transform data between sources, log data to open formats at unmatched speeds, or even aggregate data from disparate sources
HOST LIVE DATA
Host live data with any Windows PC over the Internet or on-premises
SCADA/HMI SOLUTIONS
Visualize and control real-time data and provide operators with customized HMIs, complete with secure access on Window, Web, and mobile devices
INDUSTRIAL IOT COMMUNICATIONS
Capture data from devices and transport to cloud-based IoT hubs for warehousing or predictive analytics and scheduled maintenance

16. Implementation Pathways
Options ranging from do-it-yourself or guided development
On-demand, do-it-yourself implementation Using our extensive online knowledge base and technical support, design and build your own solution
Hire OAS System Integration Partner to implement a defined project OAS will assist with the design and implementation of the solution
Hire OAS System Integration Partner to implement a defined project + customized configurator Additionally, OAS will assist with the design and development of tools for rolling out multiple deployments

17. OAS Support Options
ONLINE KNOWLEDGE BASE Extensive, detailed product documentation Programming references for .NET, WEB, PCL and all APIs
Code Examples and downloadable samples
VIDEO LIBRARY Step-by-step videos for getting started with all product components and tools
TECHNICAL SUPPORT Responsive technical support for all customers, even during 30-day evaluation

18. www.openautomationsoftware.com support@openautomationsoftware.com
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