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In which sites has the ECS-700 system from the central control unit been used? What is the architecture of this? Can anyone provide it? This post was last edited by flyfish on 2009-2-24 13:59.]
It seems you asked this question on the Control Engineering Chinese Forum, but I don’t mind answering it again; haha. There is no PCS-700 – only the ECS-700. The ECS-700 is Zhongkong’s latest DCS, and it is also the highest-end DCS available. Overall, it imitates the style of Emerson DeltaV. The card slot is no longer based on the classic plug-in design used in central control systems; instead, it adopts a modular structure similar to that of DeltaV. I originally wanted to focus on intelligent field buses, such as FF. But it is the instruments that are needed to demonstrate the overall advantages of these things. The central control system is relatively outdated in terms of the FF dashboard, so its advantages are not yet apparent. The ECS-700 currently has only a few projects completed, and they are all small-scale, non-critical projects. They are all lab mice used for experiments. Still observing, improving, and upgrading. The optimization phase. The software for the ECS-700 seems to be more complex than that of the previous AdvanTrol pro. At the same time, the multi-point-to-multi-point architecture is no longer used; instead, a client/server architecture is adopted. The CPU of the ECS-700 should still use an ARM chip. Compared to other systems on its own, the CPU upgrade is quite significant. In terms of the software, there are also significant differences in style.