Microsoft .NET Framework to Allen-Bradley ControlLogix.Allen-Bradley ControlLogix communication comes to Visual Studio .NET.
Phoenixville, PA – Sept. 2005. CimQuest INGEAR announces the release of NETGEAR.Logix.
NETGEAR.Logix is a managed code assembly based on Microsoft’s .NET technology which enables Allen-Bradley ControlLogix communication and data management in Microsoft’s Visual Studio VB.NET and C# programming languages.I.T.
Departments will immediately recognize the benefits to deliver enterprise-wide, real-time factory floor content anywhere, anytime by leveraging ASP.NET Web Services built using NETGEAR.Logix.Visual Studio .NET programmers will find NETGEAR.Logix offers a rich set of features such as self-optimizing read/writes, cached and immediate values, Quality Codes, Timestamps, DataChange events and Group Access in a few easy to use classes.
Authoring Compact Framework applications for wireless Windows CE devices, or writing Windows .NET desktop applications implement the identical NETGEAR.Logix class structure for true cross-platform portability.For OEM’s and System Integrators, NETGEAR.Logix licensing permits deployment of applications to customers and end users without the need to purchase software run-time licenses resulting in significant cost savings for both producer and consumer.CimQuest INGEAR will offer free online WebEx training courses to introduce VB.NET and C# programmers to NETGEAR.Logix starting mid-October 2005.
About CimQuest INGEAR
Since 1993 CimQuest INGEAR has been the leading developer and supplier of PLC communication drivers for Visual Studio programmers. Our INGEAR PLC ActiveX controls have been deployed in thousands of applications world-wide providing robust and reliable communications in all segments of the automation industry to companies and corporations both large and small. CimQuest INGEAR is headquartered outside Philadelphia, PA with a network of distributors across the North America and Europe.
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