System Integration
System Integration
We have experience in the majority of process automation platforms including: Emerson DeltaV, Emerson Provox, Siemens S7, Rockwell Allen-Bradley, Honeywell H900 & Experion, ABB AC500 & CP500 and Yokogawa Centum VP. With this experience, we can easily perform all necessary integration related services for these platforms, where it is necessary to move data from sources to receivers.
The protocols we use to perform these integration projects include (but are not limited to): Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP, ProfiBus, ProfiNet, Ethernet IP, DeviceNet, OPC DA, OPC UA, BACnet MSTP, BACnet IP, and almost any other protocol that is in use today. We are also experienced in moving TCP/IP API’s and flat-file based data into and out of control systems.
ICE has developed a standardized approach to this project, which vastly reduces the time and risk. While each project presents its own set of details, the standardization developed by ICE often brings the project into budget and/or competitive with other solutions that do not offer full benefits or bare greater risk. If the pursuit is purely data-gathering for non-control purposes, the standardized approach owned by ICE is ready for deployment for such applications.
COMMON INTEGRATION PROJECTS:
- DeltaV to Allen-Bradley / Allen-Bradley to DeltaV
- DeltaV to Siemens / Siemens to DeltaV
- DeltaV to BACnet / BACnet to DeltaV
- DeltaV to Schneider Electric Platforms / Schneider to DeltaV
- DeltaV to ABB / ABB to DeltaV
COMMON PROTOCOL EXCHANGE PROJECTS:
- Modbus to BACnet / BACnet to Modbus
- Ethernet IP to BACnet / BACnet to Ethernet IP
- Modbus to OPC / OPC to Modbus
- OPC to SQL / SQL to OPC
- Rest API to Modbus / Modbus to Rest API
WE SUPPORT INTEGRATION WITH THE FOLLOWING PROTOCOL DRIVERS:
Serial Drivers:
• Allen Bradley DF1 • AO Smith (AINP & PDNP) • ASCII General Purpose • ATMI ACM • ATMI TGM • B&B Electronics SDD16 • BACnet PTP • BACnet MS/TP • Carrier (DataLink and DataPort) • Caterpillar M5X • Cleaver Brooks (CB-Link) • Data Aire (DAP and DART) • DNP3 Serial • EST3 Quickstart (UTC Security) • EST3 ECP (UTC Security) • Fike Cheetah ISCAN • Firecom • Gamewell – FCI (7100, 7200, E3) • Genisys • GE MarkIV Speedtronic • GE-SNP • Gardner Denver • Hanning & Kahl HCS-R • Hochiki FireNet • Hochiki FireNet Plus • Honeywell Analytics System 16 & CM4 • Honeywell Analytics IR-148 Infratox • J-Bus • Lutron Machine • McQuay Microtech Open • MetasysTM N2 by JCI • MetOne • MicroStar • Mircom FX2000 • Modbus ASCII • Modbus RTU • Modbus Daniels • Modbus TekAir • Modbus Omniflow • Notifier 1010/2020 • Notifier AFP 200/300/400 • Notifier INA • Notifier Italia AM6000 • Notifier CEI-ABI • Notifier NCA • Notifier NCA 2 • Notifier NFS-320 • Notifier NFS3030 • Notifier NFS2-640 • Notifier Onyx NFS-640 • Pneumatic Products ADC • ProtoCessor PSP • RussElectric Model 2000 • Safetran • Secutron Model R • Setra Digital Pressure Gage • Siemens Fire Safety MXL/XLS/FSI • Silent Knight • Simplex Grinnell 4100 • Simplex Grinnell TFX Minerva • SMC 5000 • Stulz • TAC I/Net • VeederRoot • VESDA • Xtrails
Fieldbus Drivers:
• ControlNet • DeviceNet • KNX • LonWorks® • M-Bus • PROFIBUS DP
Ethernet Drivers:
• Allen Bradley CSP (TCP/IP) • BACnet Ethernet • BACnet/IP • Cisco Energywise Endpoint • Cisco Energywise Management API • Convia • C-Cure • DNP3 Ethernet • EtherNet/IP • GEEGD • GE-SRTP • Modbus TCP/IP • Omron FINS • Point Six Wireless • Schneider Electric Cassia • SNMP Ver 2C • TL1 • XML Over HTTP
Industrial Network Design
ICE Process Management, through necessity, has become adept at industrial data network design. This often spans the spectrum from serial communications on 2-conductor networks, to cyber-secure integrated 3-layer wireless-fiber-ethernet networks. Each application is considered independently, without a preconceived notion of necessities. In some cases, expertise is required, for which ICE has strategic partnerships. In many cases though, the architecture, implementation, and commissioning are able to be performed entirely by in-house ICE resources.
Lab Data Management
Interactions with laboratory and research-science applications are woven into the fabric of the ICE’s background. Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) often arises as the common basis for managing all the data generated in the laboratory environment. These systems usually have a variety of functions that are somewhat standardized, accordingly, the basic model price-tag is often high-up into the 5-figure range. ICE has developed an approach to addressing the needs of most small laboratory environments. It allows researchers to perform research rather than being exhausted by data entry and aggregation.
