IndustrialVB
"Visual Basic With Industrial Connections"
THE SOLUTION TO COSTLY PROPRIETARY AUTOMATION SOFTWARE.
Discover How To Build A HMI/SCADA Application
With Visual Basic Today!
Some Advantages of Using Visual Basic For Your HMI/SCADA Application.
Visual Basic provides the optimum solution for developing HMI and SCADA applications.
Numerous training courses, books, and 3.3 million Visual Basic programmers available.
If budget, maintenance, and time are factors in your HMI decision-making process, Visual Basic is the clear winner over proprietary industrial automation software.
Join the thousands of industrial manufacturing companies who have chosen Microsoft Visual Basic as their HMI/SCADA solution.
Minimize the learning curve, out-of-pocket expenses, maintenance expenses, and break the dependency link to the proprietary industrial automation software that runs up the cost of doing business.
Visual Basic is the most widely used development environment in the world and the industrial automation community is waking up to the appeal of the inexpensive, well-supported, large developer base that Visual Basic provides.
No run time fees or royalties.
ActiveX Controls specifically developed for industrial automation.
The book with step by step instructions that are easy to follow in building industrial applications.
Creating Human Machine Interfaces Using Visual Basic
ISBN 0966312066
4th Edition
Now Available, includes extra 45 page chapter on building htm web pages
$59.95 plus S&H
Learn how to use Visual Basic to develop your own HMI/SCADA application with the 4th Edition of Creating Human Machine Interfaces Using Visual Basic. 248 pages of illustrated, step-by-step instructions provide you with real-life sample applications utilizing Visual Basic and the best industrial automation add-on components available.
Evaluation Demo copies of the add-on tools by Global Majic Software, Reichard Software and CimQuest communications drivers are downloadable as well as sample projects created in the book.
Another
story of how one company saved millions on software and improved productivity.
When asked to build an
application for a chemical processing company, I declined their generous
monetary offer to their disbelief. Explaining that if I were to do so I would be
no better than the people that had sold them their proprietary software. They
would always be dependent on me to solve any problems or modify the applications
with additional expenses. However, I would help train their employees and build
an application. The finished product would be theirs to distribute to other
plants and sell if the need arises. There would no longer be any Run Time fees
or expensive upgrades to budget for in the future. Their employees built a
HMI/SCADA application with input from the operators concerning graphics and
controls layout. With suggestions and input coming from various departments,
quality control, purchasing, data analysis, etc. they completed their first
application to the approval of management. Management now wanted me to help them
with the remaining seventeen identical machines. Again I declined. I explained
that they had trained employees that had just finished an application to their
approval and the application was theirs to do as they wished. They asked “You
mean we can copy the application and install it on the remaining machines for
free”? They went on to build more applications on different machines
throughout the plant and discard the proprietary software that was a burden on
their budget. Take control of the software that controls your plant or the
proprietary software will control your profits.
The source for
industrial automation software
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