
The Master is the primary system for operation, data administration, process management and central control functions.
A Slave PC displays plant status, operating data, notifications or statistics and supports the control room, office or service team.
Mobile displays show selected plant areas, levels or faults directly in the field or vehicle.
If the Master PC fails, a prepared Slave system can take over operation through a defined switchover procedure.
Operation, monitoring and analysis functions can be limited to suit each user and location.
Relevant master data, recipes, operating information and log data are synchronised between Master and Slave.
The Master system is the primary operator station for central control functions, master data, process management, logging and data administration.
Relevant master data, recipes, operating information and log data are synchronised between the Master and Slave systems.
The connection uses network technology suited to the plant structure, such as Ethernet, Wi-Fi, fibre optics or access points.
The Slave system provides additional operation or monitoring facilities and, depending on the configuration, can be prepared as a backup for the Master.
Tablets or vehicle-mounted operator stations can display selected plant areas, levels, notifications or operating data.
A prepared Slave system can safeguard operation if the central operator PC fails.
Plant status, notifications, levels and operating data become visible at additional workstations.
Service and maintenance staff gain additional views to assess faults more precisely.
Tablets or vehicle-mounted displays bring relevant plant information directly to the plant area.
Plant management, office staff or service personnel can access information without blocking the central operator station.
Clear roles and graduated permissions keep operation, monitoring and data authority clearly defined.

