Exele's Process Calculation Software
Recalculation Release

Exele OPCcalc and EDICTvb.Net v3.7.0 Released
Process Calculation Software for OPC (PLC's, SCADA, Control Systems, Historians) and OSIsoft PI
 



OPCcalc
® is a vendor-neutral, process calculation framework for OPC data. OPCcalc allows you to easily create and manage process calculations that read and write current and historical OPC data. OPCcalc handles all of the "plumbing" for your equations, letting you concentrate on your calculation logic. Learn more...

EDICTvb.Net™ is a process calculation framework for OSISoft PI. EDICTvb.Net allows you to easily create and manage process calculations that read and write current and historical PI data. EDICTvb.Net handles all of the "plumbing" for your equations, letting you concentrate on your calculation logic.
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Version 3.7 adds the ability to recalculate equations

Exele's Process Calculation Software allows programmers and non-programmers to quickly create high-performance, compiled process calculations. Users create and build their calculations with the built-in Equation Editor; under-the-hood, our calculation products use Microsoft frameworks and/or compilers to build high-performance calculation libraries.

New feature: Recalculate your process calculations

Under normal operation, calculation libraries run real-time, using current input tag values to calculate current output tag values. The historian (PI and OPCHDA) stores the output values, making the results available to reports and trends. Although the equation libraries can retrieve historical and aggregate input values as well as write current and historical output values, most calculation logic is based on current or recent values.

In some instances, the calculated values that exist in the historian should be replaced. The calculation logic may have changed or input  values to the calculation may have been modified (e.g. manual input or lab values).

Recalculation allows the user to re-run one or more calculation libraries for a period of time in the past. The previously calculated data can be removed, and the calculations will execute using the updated logic and/or inputs to repopulate the historical calculation results. All of this occurs without interruption to the real-time calculation libraries.
 

   

More information: OPCcalc and EDICTvb.Net
We offer full-functioning evaluation versions of both products

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East Rochester, New York
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