HEUFT PROFILER

The Swiss army knife in the bottling hall - the HEUFT PROFILER

Functions

• the acquisition of data from the past three months in the integrated HEUFT GATE SQL data bank
• the display of the operating conditions as a GANTT diagram
• an integrated logic analyser displays the digital signals
• an integrated multichannel oscilloscope displays the analog signals
• the possibility to compare analog and digital signals
• the analysis of downtimes from the operating conditions of the machines
• determining the interference radius in the case of machine disturbances
• buffer efficiency analysis

Typical areas of use

• logging the production processes
• analysing a filling line during normal operation (fault clearance and optimisation)
• remote display of the current production status
• tool for commissioning new equipment

Technical details

• integrated data bank system
• web interface (no software installation necessary at the office computer)
• data security via RAID technology
• interfaces with Ethernet, Profibus and SQL
• signal acceptance (analog and digital signals as well as counters) from HEUFT TX devices, via HEUFT xio modules (please see picture above on the right) or directly from a programmable logic control (PLC)
• access protection with integrated user administration
• Plug and Play installation of HEUFT TX devices

The advantages

• intuitive operation
• can be adapted to customerґs particular requirements
• can be used at almost every PC or laptop connected to the network
• specific settings for a user or user group can be configured
• based on the standard specifications for production data acquisition systems from the Weihenstephan chair of brewery installations and food packaging technology
• variable observation periods can be selected for all analysis functions
• display of different counters as a freely scalable curve diagram
• signal transmission from the production and inspection machines of almost all manufacturers
• due to minimum installation complexity it can be efficiently employed during the commissioning phase of new equipment