The Wonderware System Platform Part 2 course is a 5 day instructor led class that is designed to provide you with a fundamental understanding of the Wonderware® software involved in information management, delivery analysis and remote visualisation for the Wondereware System Platform. This class is the second part of a 2 part series. Part 1 provided you with the knowledge necessary to develop and support applications using Wonderware Application Server.

In Part 2, key concepts and terms associated with the Wonderware Historian 9.0, ActiveFactory 9.2 and the Wonderware Information Server 3.0 are discussed. You will learn how they integrate with ArchestrA® technology to extend the capabilities of the System Platform.

You will also learn how to use the Historian, a high performance real-time and historical database for SCADA and the factory data, as a historian and data provider for applications based on the Application Server. You will learn how to visualise and analyse data stored in the Historian using the trending, analysis and reporting capabilities of ActiveFactory software. Finally, you will learn how to use Information Server web analysis software to implement remote visualisation, reporting and analysis.

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

Utilise the Historian as a storage location for plant data from applications developed with the Application Server, including live and historical production data, configuration data and business data.

Retrieve and report factory data using the ActiveFactory suite of Historian clients

Utilise the Information Server for web visualisation, reporting and analysis.

Key Concepts

Historian Configuration
History Data Storage and Retrieval
ActiveFactory Trend
ActiveFactory Workbook
ActiveFactory Query
ActiveFactory Report
Manual Data
Historian Event System
Process Graphics
Intro to Information Server
Factory Alarms
Table Weaver
Information Server Security & Customisation
ArchestrA Reports
MultiViews

Pre-requisites

Wonderware System Platform Part 1
Knowledge of Microsoft Windows

Target Audience

Plant floor engineers and managers, system administrators and other individuals who need to use the System Platform software and their manufacturing processes.

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