Adapter enables remote plant maintenance.
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Simatic Teleservice Adapter IE sends email in acute service cases or emergencies, alerting engineer to scan plant status via remote connection and carry out modifications. Device is installed on mounting rail and powered by external 24 V supply, and access to automation network is via secure connection between telephone network and adapter, additionally protected by login and password. Integral firewall is pre-parameterized for automation tasks and clears only defined services.
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Automatic Wake-Up Call for Plant Maintenance
The new Simatic Teleservice Adapter IE from Siemens Automation and Drives (A&D) facilitates cost-effective remote maintenance of machinery and plants. In acute service cases or emergencies, an e-mail can be sent via the device. The engineer then scans the plant status via remote connection and carries out modifications.
A new version of the Simatic Teleservice Adapter with an Industrial-Ethernet interface has been added to the already available versions with MPI, Profibus-DP and PP interface, so CPUs with Profinet interfaces can now also be serviced efficiently via Teleservice. The industry-standard device is installed on a mounting rail and powered by an external 24-volt supply. Access to the automation network is via a secure connection between the telephone network and the Teleservice Adapter, additionally protected by login and password. Password protection is supplemented with the call back function in which the adapter does not establish the connection until it has returned a call to a defined number. The integral firewall is pre-parameterized for automation tasks and clears only the previously defined services.
Further information can be found on the Internet at: http://www.siemens.com/simatic-software
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The new Simatic Teleservice Adapter IE from Siemens A&D facilitates cost-effective remote maintenance of machinery and plants. In acute service cases or emergencies an e-mail can be sent via the device. The engineer then scans the plant status via remote connection and carries out modifications.
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