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PART 3: CX-Server Runtime
CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification OMRON
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Features
CX-Server is the corner stone of the suite of applications collectively known as the CX-Automation Suite. The
CX-Automation Suite is not one system but software that has been designed to dynamically evolve with every
direction a manufacturer would like to take and to accommodate any implementation, improvement, adaptation
or extension of any form of control or data acquisition in a manufacturing industry.
The software suite has been developed to serve you with powerful yet comprehensible software that builds and
runs networks that simply control one machine or an entire manufacturing process. It comprises the following:
♦
CX-Programmer
♦
CX-Server Lite
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CX-Server OPC
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CX-Protocol
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CX-Motion
♦
CX-Supervisor
The CX-Automation suite is in itself highly adaptive. It completes the integration of process control and
business information systems, by applying one and the same basic network architecture. For the user it means
that data from both sources of information can be jointly reported in familiar applications such as spreadsheets,
in which they can be recalculated in existing layouts or processed along usual spreadsheet procedures.
The architecture is based on standards that are widely maintained such as ActiveX and OPC (OLE for Process
Control) and standard interfaces such as COM, DCOM and ODBC/ADO This conformity also means that you
can use standard interfaces and standard software.
System Requirements
CX-Server operates IBM PC-AT compatible or NEC PC-98 compatible computers with Pentium II class or
better. central processor. It runs in a Microsoft Windows environment (Microsoft Windows 95, 98, Millennium,
2000 or XP and NT4.0 with Service Pack 5 or later).
Note: CX-Server is not guaranteed to be compatible with computers running Windows emulation
(for example, Apple Macintosh).
The following configurations are the minimum system requirements for running CX-Server in Microsoft
Windows 95, 98, Millennium, 2000 or XP and NT4.0 with Service Pack 5 or later).
Minimum System Requirements
Minimum Specification Recommended Minimum Specification
Operating
System
CPU
Type
Memory
(RAM)
HDD
Space
Display CPU
Type
Memory
(RAM)
HDD
Space
Display
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows NT
(with SP 5)
Pentium
Class
133MHz
32Mb 100Mb 800x600
SVGA
Pentium
Class
200MHz
64Mb 150Mb 1024x768
SVGA
Windows
2000
Windows ME
Pentium
Class
150MHz
64Mb 100Mb 800x600
SVGA
Pentium
Class
200MHz
64Mb 150Mb 1024x768
SVGA
Windows XP
Home
Windows XP
Professional
Pentium
Class
300MHz
128Mb 100Mb 800x600
SVGA
Pentium
Class
600MHz
256Mb 150Mb 1024x768
SVGA
Use of a mouse is highly recommended, although all operations can be performed using the keyboard. Refer to
Appendix C for a list of keyboard shortcut commands.
The amount of RAM and hard disk space used depends upon the size of the PLC programs written –
approximately 1K per step.