InTouch Machine Edition is an integrated development
environment, which allows you to design, develop, troubleshoot, and maintain HMI
applications and deploy them into different platforms (operating systems). Even
though the development environment (and the application) is the same for any
platform, Wonderware offers different runtime editions suitable for technical
and commercial constraints on each platform: InTouch Machine Edition Full Runtime,
Embedded Standard runtime, Embedded Compact, and IoTView runtime.
Why InTouch Machine Edition?
To
enable OEMs, Machine Builders, and End Users to create autonomous machines
that would seamlessly integrate machine
and panel data directly into the Supervisory HMI and historical archive systems
for a broader understanding of the entire operation with greater control,
faster response times, more extensive reporting capabilities, higher operating
efficiencies, and lower total cost of ownership.
(1) Encryption supported by InTouch Machine Edition and Embedded
Standard, but not supported by Embedded Compact.
(2) The vast majority of the built-in functions are
supported by all Runtime Editions. However, specific functions are not
supported on specific platforms. The complete reference is available in the
Technical Reference manual at "Appendix: Built-in Scripting Language >
List of available functions".
(3) Even though the ODBC worksheets (legacy) are not
supported, the Database/ERP worksheets are supported.
(4) Multi-thread not supported (single thread supported).
Moreover, the image of the operating system must support Remote DCOM.
(5) The vast majority of the native communication drivers
are supported by many Runtime Editions. However, specific native drivers are
not supported on specific platforms. The complete reference is available through
the actual product (Project Explorer > Comm > Drivers > Add/Remove
Drivers) and at the Wonderware blog (blog.wonderware.com) Moreover, IoTView supports Main Driver Sheets
only.
(6) Studio Mobile Access Tabular supported for both Embedded
Standard and Embedded Compact. Studio Mobile Access (HTML5) supported by Embedded
Standard, but not by Embedded Compact.
(7) The screens can be converted to a different
resolution by using the command "Home > Convert Resolution".
(8) Fill effects are supported for Rectangle objects.
(9) The following formats are supported: BMP, JPG, and
PNG, as long as the image of the device supports these formats as well.
(10) The style type Ellipse is supported, but the style
types Arc, Chord, and Ring are not supported.
(11) The Hint field will update the Hint System Tag. The
graphical tooltip will not be automatically displayed on Embedded Compact
runtime nor on SMA Thin Clients.
(12) The Command Events "On Down", "While
Down", and "On Up" are supported. The remaining Command Events
are not supported.
(13) The rotation animation is supported for Closed
Polygons, but not for Pictures.
(14) Embedded Compact does not support "Zoom and Pan
gestures on project screens" and "Gestures with Rotation
animation".
(15) The Hardware from the WiBu manufacturer is supported
by all Runtime Editions. The Hardkey from Sentinel is not supported by Embedded
Standard/Embedded Compact.
(16) Local Mode only. Distributed and LDAP modes not
supported.
(17) Alarm Online only. Alarm History not supported.
(18) History Format Database only. History Format
Proprietary and Historian not supported.
(19) Project Symbols are supported, as long as their
shapes, active objects, and/or animations are supported by the target platform.
(20) Built-in language only.
(21) Pushbutton, ListBox, and Smart Message not supported.
Minor limitations in other objects (e.g.: Push-like not supported for Radio
Button and Check Box).
(22) The ActiveX control must be compiled to the target
platform.
(23)
Built-in language, Open/Close Screen, and Set/Reset/Toggle Tag supported.
VBScript not supported.
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