Connecting the Unconnected # Data Extraction & Conversion DEX-100 Evolving Legacy Equipment-Based Operations into Factories of the Future # ADLINK Offerings for Smart Manufacturing ![Interior view of a modern industrial factory floor with white machinery and control panels (no visible text or symbols)](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/31f0e784c2c44b3466c168b7b93eacd5e57a35553ff2395faae8974e414ae786.jpg) In manufacturing operations, emerging Internet of Things (IoT) technology has ushered in the Industry 4.0 initiative, departing from conventional automated production to IoT-based intelligent automation, improving on semi-automated or standalone automatic machining to network-connected process based on M2M (machine to machine) and M2P (machine to person) communication. ADLINK combines market-proven technology expertise with years of experience in automation, communication, and industrial computing. Pre-validated hardware and utility integration further enable OEMs to deliver solutions to the market faster and deploy them with minimal adjustment. ![3D schematic of an industrial facility with cooling towers, storage tanks, and labeled sensor points (DDS) for data access.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/ee4589c60a1e7d1737fbd2a9dc147db3065af3b8936ca91908d667b3649dcf2f.jpg) # Connecting the Unconnected to Achieve the Factory of the Future Currently, estimates show up to 85% of all installed factory machines are not connected, being unable to share information with other entitles in the network. Such distributed information, however, is fundamental in establishing a smart manufacturing environment. Even so, it is rarely practical for management to replace the unconnected assets, with such measures representing tremendous capital outlay ADLINK's DEX-l00 intelligent data extraction system utilizes optical character recognition (OCR) and built-in frame grabber to capture and process legacy PC-based content via display, rendering originally fragmented data extraction methods into a unified solution. Collected data is distributed to all relevant network elements in real time, enabling connectivity as well as conversion solutions. DEX-100 ![U3 U2 U1 COM1 BD COM2 ADLINK DI x 2 MS XB MS OUT KB OUT VGA OUT](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/718bf35c5fd71e33d0b861d90ade69ce18e99ffaa8fe0a573f231fb3c7ca398a.jpg) ![Based on the provided image, here is the accurate description of the flowchart/block diagram: **Labeled Blocks:** * **Cloud Layer:** A cloud icon at the top containing the text 'IBM Bluemix', 'amazon web services', 'Microsoft Azure', and 'VORTEX'. * **Non-Connected Environment:** A yellow platform labeled 'Non-Connected Environment'. It contains equipment blocks labeled 'Machine HMI', 'DEX-200', 'DEX-100', and 'PLC'. * **Connected Environment:** A blue platform labeled 'Connected Environment'. It contains a block labeled 'EtherCAT'. * **Data Extraction Box:** A box at the bottom left labeled 'Data Extraction & Conversion' with the description: 'Connect PC-based legacy equipment to extract data to support manufacturing analytics'. * **Office/Control Room:** A room at the top right depicting people working at desks. **Connections:** * **Cloud to PLC:** A line labeled 'DDS' connects the cloud layer to the 'PLC' block on the Non-Connected Environment platform. * **Cloud to Connected Environment:** A line labeled 'DDS' connects the cloud layer to the machinery within the Connected Environment platform. * **Cloud to Office:** A line connects the cloud layer to the Office/Control Room. * **Data Extraction to DEX-100:** A line connects the 'Data Extraction & Conversion' box to the 'DEX-100' block.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/ac11d02a47a0a9122ed15df9111b566b9ef9335fb90510b25812ab6ed0ef6196.jpg) # ADLINK DEX-100 Data Extraction & Conversion ![480 VOLTS](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/4800db0bf38e79224976f2d7def55a9737f2c9b16daad170343a64d91e8eab30.jpg) ![A red circular icon with a silver rim. Inside is a white square with a dashed outline containing an arrow pointing up and to the left, partially covered by a solid white square in the foreground.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/3f48c082dd341d89e835db83d7e93e23c559f5d68d1fdbec67d554b6a7e445d3.jpg) # Scalable for Universal Connectability - One solution for all machine types, eliminating fragmented field bus and API, unstructured log files, and OS conflicts - Unified legacy equipment protocols into standard interface via VGA/DVI output - Quick deployment and minimal learning curve ![The image displays a glossy, red circular icon with a thick silver border. Inside the red circle are two white gears of different sizes. A larger gear is positioned in the upper-left quadrant, while a smaller gear is located in the lower-right quadrant. The two gears are interlocking, suggesting a setting or configuration symbol. There is no text visible in the image.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/a5fe25b8d335fe616387de92e877c1298b8283f0c98f3735bbc8a240f8fa2267.jpg) # Non-intrusive for Minimal Downtime - Display content is output from the machine without affecting machine performance or stability - No additional program installation required - Quick Offline/Remote program debugging doesn't interfere with machine operation - Quick integration minimizes downtime ![This image displays a circular icon with a metallic silver border and a glossy red center. Inside the red circle is a white graphic depicting a rectangular receipt or invoice with horizontal lines and dots on the right side. Overlapping the left side of the rectangle is a circle containing a dollar sign (\$).](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/96fd9d41576775fafb54d1ab1680685ec1744e0e6fb11ff5c584dcc70e229ef2.jpg) # Cost-effective Evolution to Smart Factory - Existing machines are retained with enhanced IoT capability • Legacy environments can reach Industry 4.0 functionality ![15.668 mA 14h 35m 1.11e 39 mbar Current ADLINK DR v2 MS USB KB USB MS OUT KB OUT VGA OUT MSPD FE04 SCW70 MISTRAL FE09 BEND NCD FE11 IV21 XALOC FE13 IV21 CLAESS FE22 MPWRD CIRCE FE24 EU25 BOREAS FE29 EUT1 RJ Litter/Control](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/887d2d26bbf56962ea05ccb861ecedc73aa8a414adf775fc5a2868e3b2670523.jpg) Scalable Non-intrusive Easy to Use Real-time Sharing Cost-effective ![The image displays a circular icon resembling a button, featuring a red center with a silver outer rim. Inside the red circle, a white wrench and a white screwdriver are crossed diagonally in the center.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/df4c91f48c813670d31ca97130549311917340f8590e471ae97a85a8dd071f06.jpg) # Ease of Use - Simple, fast system configuration, with no programming required - Customizable user-end tools maximize operational efficiency. • Built-in OT/IT protocol and M2M bridging ![The image displays a circular button icon. It features a thick, silver-grey outer ring surrounding a red inner circle. Centered within the red area is a white, stylized cloud icon. The red background has a subtle gradient, appearing slightly lighter at the top, and a soft drop shadow is visible beneath the entire button.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/642846075a2d71e7b1848503d9ab82825e778f77a180851589abaa941d3a3707.jpg) # Real-time Data Sharing - DDS enables real-time reliable, secure, and efficient data sharing - Data transmitted to and from top floor applications and cloud maximize administrative advantage # Delivering Legacy Manufacturing into the Future ![Close-up of a technician working on an electronic device with purple lighting (no visible text or symbols)](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/d213513d4b0d2c49c768a64077137f6456673be129957a0f92990bbfc80ddd55.jpg) ADLINK's DEX-100 intelligent data extraction system with built-in frame grabber utilizes optical character recognition (OCR) to collect and process legacy PC-based display content, converging traditionally fragmented data extraction methods into a unified solution for all types of PC-based machines. An easy-to-configure utility maps acquired real-time video content with no additional programming required, and provides a user-configured interface consolidating machine content of interest into a single predefined page. Unique offline script editing enables system setup offline from the target device, for little-to-no interference with operations. Singularly effective interface extends M2M function with addition of devices such as barcode scanners and sensors, and simultaneous sharing of all collected data for distribution to anywhere in the network, via DDS (Data Distribution Services) protocol in real-time, enhancing reliability and efficiency. Remote control of pre-categorized IO-status, alarm, and data writing enable both horizontal and vertical OT/IT convergence. Optical Character Recognition Capability ![Based on the provided flowchart, here are the labeled blocks and their connections: **Labeled Blocks:** * Machine Control PC * DEX-100 * Edge Server * Factory Dashboard * Image Acquisition * Processing/OCR **Connections:** * **DEX-100 to Machine Control PC (screen overlay):** An arrow pointing left labeled 'Display Signal'. * **Machine Control PC (screen overlay) to DEX-100:** An arrow pointing right labeled 'Keyboard/ Mouse Signal'. * **DEX-100 to Machine Control PC (main body):** An arrow pointing left labeled 'Display Signal'. * **Machine Control PC (main body) to DEX-100:** An arrow pointing right labeled 'Keyboard/ Mouse Signal'. * **Machine Control PC to Image Acquisition:** A dashed arrow pointing down-right labeled 'Display Signal'. * **Image Acquisition to Processing/OCR:** An arrow pointing right (unlabeled). * **Processing/OCR to Edge Server:** A dashed arrow pointing up-right labeled 'Data Sharing/ Vortex DDS' and 'Information'. * **DEX-100 to Edge Server:** An arrow pointing right (unlabeled). * **Edge Server to Factory Dashboard:** An arrow pointing up-right (unlabeled).](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/ef9ca9455813c759a8e6bf34f6fb56a3cbd02457c7d0101ba4c8add98a138bd8.jpg) Simple, Effective Machine Connection ![TOP VIEW 110mm 140mm LEFT VIEW 80mm RIGHT VIEW](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/26df795a9f6158e215fe7a1b07e756ffc5af867f3a7ea07bac3e7d5978fd5bf9.jpg) Unified Solution Meets the Needs of Brownfield Deployment ![Based on the provided flowchart, here are the labeled blocks and connections: **Left Column Labels:** * **Alarm** (Orange block) * **Production Status** (Blue block) * **Machine Status** (Blue block) * **Temp.** * **Flow rate** * **Humidity** * **Warning** (Red block) **Central Data Flow & Machinery:** * **Top Machine:** An orange arrow labeled **Images** points to a device labeled **DEX-100**. Below this device is a green block labeled **HMI Data Extraction**. * **Middle Machine:** An orange arrow labeled **Images** points to a similar **DEX-100** device. Below it is a green block labeled **HMI Data Extraction**. Vertical dotted lines connect this machine section to the bottom section. * **Bottom Machine:** * An orange arrow labeled **MODBus RTU** points to a blue block labeled **Modbus Data**, which connects to a **DEX-100** device. * An orange arrow labeled **Images** points to another **DEX-100** device. Below this device is a green block labeled **HMI Data Extraction**. **Right Infrastructure & Connections:** * Three **DEX-100** units are connected via blue circles labeled **DDS** to a vertical blue line. * A horizontal blue line labeled **DDS** connects the vertical line to a green cylinder labeled **MySQL Server**. * A blue arrow points down from a cloud icon labeled **Cloud** to the **MySQL Server**. * A silver device labeled **Edge Server** is located below the **MySQL Server**.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/e3ec431a72a33d807fefb638b74b36a5c96250e614a0fb806eb4cfbb7fc4cc0d.jpg) # Simple, Effective Machine Connection ![Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Menu End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Queue End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Quarter End Sub-Ordering Box10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/22563d3e8175041b34db7c716dfb64513ca944fb91a364a17059af71dc3375d8.jpg) Tag Name Configuration Tool ![Font & Style Font name: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Size: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Color: Normal Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Font Colors: Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/b661bfbe39e43bc2731620ec1acd828017e47ca3f09ccfd6a6c0945b92122227.jpg) OCR Configuration Tool ![Screenshot of a legacy Windows application interface showing file selection dialog with folder navigation and file list](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/0c5e1923a85c373ae0673cc8f7087165a603dd4d284cd8db3bd4b35b0ba55409.jpg) Script Configuration Tool ![Start Menu Open Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu Start Menu](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/edd440656ad4f7f5ead55d1cd2a08c87d2fcd4906104d7ed916ee578b036de51.jpg) OP Screen Configuration Tool ![ALARM ALARM](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/8a9749c7afbe0b6026e3b4536ed967c8bb081c966c461cfce7d621ac562f2227.jpg) Page Identifier Tool ![Configuration Management Set Devices: Set Command Command Device connection Type data Type dataAddress description fi dataGroup Type length value 1 0 TCP UNITS 0 TCP ID Read 1 null 1 null 2 0 TCP UNITS 0 Set ID Low 5 null 5 null FAL3 3 0 TCP UNITS 0 Set ID High 5 null 5 null TFL6 4 1 ATU UNITS 0 ATU IPT 10 null 2 TFL6 5 1 ATU UNITS 0 ATU ITR 10 null 3 FAL3 6 1 ATU UNITS 0 TF 10 null 2 TFL6 Selected Devices TCP(Domain) Functional(s) Data Type 1 www. Start Address Length of Sat 0 1 Description Add Command Delete Command](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/d0a1f0a72d895594df32126fb4a715359f21a28b91325725de7792f15ab8294c.jpg) MODBus I/O Configuration Tool ![Configuration Tools](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/1b03f6629e6971b30bb46c859370635bd2050302999e82ca5dcc04c775a21299.jpg) The ADLINK DEX-100 provides easy-to-use configuration tools ![3D rendering of a control PC machine with visible internal components and control panel (no text or symbols on the machine itself)](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/e315b524e6f95ff570a093f27735f0f935ac744ab20b6c81e2077931e6fafe88.jpg) Machine Summary Page ![The image displays a page layout, likely from a textbook or manual. At the top left, the header text 'Table of Contents' is visible. To the top right, the word 'Contents' is visible. The main body of the page is divided into two sections: 1. **Left Column:** A long vertical list of items, accompanied by page numbers. Some entries in this list are marked with a small red dot. 2. **Right Column:** Three distinct rectangular tables or charts stacked vertically. Each table contains rows and columns of data. The specific text within the list and the tables is too blurry to be read verbatim.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/11d1eb4b1a2c3e32b4eafc7af460aea072b383b4540f9415b5b223decb3f4634.jpg) Keyboard/Mouse Signal Display Signal Display Signal One Click Pre-defined Machine Page ![Screenshot of a software interface with multiple panels showing green and red buttons, likely representing system status or status indicators.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/4d1293e8ea2a182824ab94970aebde5c419e26da653ecc026e7bd56f54380b9c.jpg) ![Front view of a gray industrial electronic device with ports, connectors, and a labeled ADL/INK (no readable text or symbols beyond branding)](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/00de8036bdfac3d10ee2338f78eee3f6ab9b3f1ddd74e69e461edd8d87b45a10.jpg) DEX-100 Keyboard/Mouse Signal ![The image displays a computer screen showing a software interface with a light blue background. On the left side, there are two vertical columns of buttons. - The leftmost column contains: a green button labeled '15', a red button labeled '00', a green button labeled '00', three white buttons labeled '00', and a blue button labeled '00' at the bottom. - The second column from the left mirrors this layout: a green button labeled '15', a red button labeled '00', a green button labeled '00', three white buttons labeled '00', and a blue button labeled '00'. On the right side, the upper section features two rows of displays. - Each row shows a large digital clock reading '5:47'. - Next to the clock in each row are three smaller boxes displaying '15', '00', and '00'. Below the clock displays is a grid of buttons. - The majority of the grid consists of white buttons labeled '00'. - At the bottom right corner, there is a row containing a white button labeled '00', a green button labeled '00', and a red button labeled '00'.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/19d2703e26c1122ad95e0713a015004854fdca5fcf478745b0cd52bd2ce8aa24.jpg) ![The image displays a low-resolution computer interface, likely a control panel, featuring a blue background. **Layout and Elements:** * **Left Side:** A vertical column of four bright green rectangular buttons is visible. Below this column is a horizontal row of smaller, similarly colored green buttons. * **Center:** There are two black rectangular display screens. The left screen shows a grid of small white squares or digits. To its left is a smaller black display box. * **Right Side:** Two vertical bars are present: a yellow one and a red one. Below these is a red square button. * **Text:** There is white text on the green buttons and the top blue header bar, but it is too blurry to be read or transcribed verbatim. The central displays show numbers or grids, but they are indistinct.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/65bc18fcd0947e9d1ab56058ddc30479c597d0873aa363376d1d18e6e6cc55b2.jpg) ![The image displays a cropped screenshot of a website interface. On the left side, there is a dark, heavily blurred area that appears to be a sidebar or navigation menu. The right side features a grid of bright green rectangular buttons or sections. Inside each green box, there is white text, but the text is too blurry to be legible. The layout of the green boxes includes a top row of four boxes, a second row of three boxes, a large central box spanning the width, and a bottom row of two boxes.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/4dc33a130c7e6149ae6f9176e670de57675adfefb43e0300a91498129cb818e3.jpg) Machine Multiple Pages ![OP Screen](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/c53b1448dbd77e36e2bb0940022e50ccafa990047963a6eb3d6deeb03db0e7e1.jpg) The DEX-100 enables simple configuration of a machine summary page to display all desired pre-defined machine tags at a glance, eliminating the need for navigation among multiple pages to locate relevant content. Pre-defined machine pages can also be opened through onscreen controls. ![I/O Interface](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/3adb1b635fd958668bb054dd1b108d5893867df1190cbdc4b4b371e9af3fef65.jpg) The DEX-100 provides a built-in dedicated input button for switching between Runtime and Full Control modes. Also supported is MODBus I/O connecting to sensors and actuators and supporting barcode scanner. ![Machine to Machine](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/bac1a994486ab86670d9049f83cd2ae83c936cd1ced8b1de45d880bfca3f6f5e.jpg) Dedicated DDS real-time pub/sub protocol enables reliable, efficient, and secure machine-to-machine communication. ![Machine to Cloud](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/a776ed58e70da0a8ca9577785a076de696bdd82a66cc18e6ae3d547d99074965.jpg) DDS, MQTT and RESTFUL to Cloud communication protocols are all supported, with content saved to edge server and database automatically via DDS. ![The diagram illustrates a cloud-based data architecture with a central hub and multiple connected sources. **Labeled Blocks:** * **Private/ Public Cloud**: Located centrally at the top as a blue cloud icon. * **MySQL Server**: Located at the top right as a green cylinder icon. * **Edge Server**: Located below the MySQL Server as a black hardware device icon. * **DDS**: A blue circle containing this text, positioned between the Cloud and the Edge Server. * **MQTT**: A blue header bar above a machine on the bottom left. * **RESTFUL**: A green header bar above a machine in the bottom center. * **DDS**: A blue header bar above a machine on the bottom right. **Connections:** All connections are depicted as dashed lines with arrowheads pointing toward the **Private/ Public Cloud**, indicating data flow into the cloud: * An arrow connects the **MQTT** block to the Cloud. * An arrow connects the **RESTFUL** block to the Cloud. * An arrow connects the bottom-right **DDS** block to the Cloud. * An arrow connects the **MySQL Server** to the Cloud. * An arrow connects the **Edge Server** to the Cloud (passing near the blue **DDS** circle).](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/6dd1fa46e2c9f010ab42eeba01255756a34d04ffc7aa7377817e49e4bceeae4d.jpg) ![Cloud to Machine Control](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/803367bd604ddcc9eed93331e3d266dc24907c812d0c431fda5b67d509bb457d.jpg) The DEX-100's remote machine control is enabled by K/B and mouse signal, allowing start/stop/recipe control and even machine parameter changes to be achieved remotely. # All in One Management Utility ![Portrait of a smiling worker in safety gear with glasses, wearing a hard hat, against an industrial control panel background (no visible text or symbols)](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/fabc83a2fa7a9ad7841ed7e10e927d9226fbafe12d29b504b67a8abb9e90a79e.jpg) # System Integration Management # Edit Mode System setup and scripting # Edit Mode offline/online script editing provides - Tag name assignment to ROI - OCR Setting - OP Screen Design - Scripting Logic Control - Testing and debugging Edit mode ![Based on the provided image, here is an accurate and concise description of the flowchart: **Labeled Blocks:** * A large industrial machine on the left side. * Multiple computer interface screens at the top right. * A computer unit on the bottom right labeled **DEX-100**. **Connections and Text:** * **Data Extracting:** An orange arrow connects the bottom of the industrial machine to the **DEX-100** unit. The text **Data Extracting** is located below this arrow. * **machine Images:** A dashed black arrow points downward from the computer screens to the **DEX-100** unit. The text **machine Images** is positioned next to this arrow. * An orange arrow points to the right, originating from the area near the **machine Images** text.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/950054f4bf3c97d8df7c558ae0e68b2e7c1ec443ab7bd64d6469da89de458cd7.jpg) Script OCR ROI Setting OP Screen Design !['pages': ( { 'ld': 0, 'windows': ( { 'id': 10, 'x': 10, 'y': 1, 'width': 1, 'height': 1, 'onClick': 0 },](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/539d7325eb12ff36a314a2568208c82ad784d31d1e800d379f0fc5fbdea341ea.jpg) # Operation Management # Runtime Mode Machine data extraction commences # Runtime Mode enables real-time extraction of - Production Status - Machine Status • Environmental status - Alarm/Warning messages # Switch Mode Auto switching between Full control mode and Runtime mode # Switch Mode supports • DI Switching enforce instant switching between modes - Soft button switching, allowing reversion from Full Control mode to Runtime mode when keyboard/mouse idle for a specified time # Full Control Mode OP management # Full Control Mode allows • Full control of the machine ![Based on the provided image, here is the accurate description of the flowchart and blocks: **Labeled Blocks:** * **'Full control mode'** (orange circle, top left) * **'Runtime mode'** (blue circle, middle left) * **'Data Extracting'** (text label) * **'DEX-100'** (text label under the hardware device) * **'Full control mode'** (text label, top right) * **'Switch mode'** (green circle, middle right) * **'Runtime mode'** (text label, bottom right) **Connections:** * An orange arrow on the far left points towards the **'Runtime mode'** blue circle. * A dashed black arrow labeled **'Data Extracting'** connects the top-left workstation image to the **'DEX-100'** device below it. * A vertical, double-headed orange arrow connects the top-right monitor interface (**'Full control mode'**) to the bottom-right monitor interface (**'Runtime mode'**). The **'Switch mode'** label is positioned next to this arrow.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/7d914a48149057a42a400c085d1b8c87ab9e6a405c3b4b1f470b398f2c5ac603.jpg) # DEX-100 Solution Examples ![Two engineers in a workshop reviewing a component, with industrial equipment and a machine in the background (no visible text or symbols)](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/483faecf9039bb2c3c08e7ee94224b1e546a849358c37dc47d0f88abcf3359e2.jpg) Problem: Desired information is located on different display pages, requiring switching between multiple pages for data extraction Solution: The DEX-100 provides Auto Page Switching via mouse, configured by Auto Scripting. Problem: During data extraction, constant display flicker from continuous page switching is distracting and disruptive. Solution: While frame buffering acquired images for processing.DEX-100 can select and transmit only pages containing desired information are displayed. Problem: When warning or alarm messages are issued, displayed content is blocked and data extraction interrupted. Solution: The DEX-100 buffers the warning message to maintain monitor display until the message window is physically closed. At the same time, the DEX-100 closes the warning message on the controller PC, allowing data extraction to continue with no data loss. # Problem: Physical keyboard/mouse output to access machine status may be required during active data extraction operation. Solution: The DEX-100 acts as a bridge between physical keyboard/mouse and machine keyboard/mouse input signals. Actual intervention takes place on the DEX-100 side, and is then buffered while data extraction continues. When appropriate, the DEX-100 transmits the required action to the machine side, without affecting data extraction. To reduce physical keyboard/mouse intervention, the OP Screen Summary Page and one-click machine page pre-definition reduce the frequency of physical machine navigation in Full Control mode. # Problem: As more machines become connected, network failure, security, and bandwidth all present significant challenges. # Solution: The DEX-100's Vortex DDS - Increases system security and enhances data sharing in a reliable and timely manner - Improves network bandwidth efficiency by up to 85% and enables simultaneous data transfer among multiple devices - Buffers and saves unsent data as history in the event of network failure, and, upon recovery, automatically transmits the saved data to Edge Server automatically. ![Based on the provided image, here is the description of the flowchart/block diagram: **Labeled Blocks:** * **Control PC**: A large machine depicted on the left side. * **Frame Buffer**: A silver computer unit depicted on the right side. * **DEX-100**: The model label located next to the Frame Buffer. **Connections:** * **Orange Arrow**: Labeled **'Display Signal'**, this arrow points from the **Frame Buffer** to the screen mounted on the **Control PC**. * **Blue Arrow (Middle)**: Labeled **'Mouse Signal'**, this arrow points from the **Frame Buffer** (DEX-100) towards the **Control PC**. * **Blue Arrow (Bottom)**: Labeled **'Display Signal'**, this arrow points from the **Frame Buffer** (DEX-100) towards the **Control PC**. **Additional Visual Elements:** * A blue cone projects from the screen on the **Control PC** to a floating interface screen at the top. * A floating interface screen labeled **'Code 99'** (with a warning symbol) is shown at the bottom.](.dex-100-brochure-16p-en-20170913/0690996ec8c8975a863016c8bcfff642a0d39d511ba6318a1d553a8214953554.jpg)
System
ProcessorQuad-Core Intel Atom® Processor E3950
Operating SystemWindows 10 IoT Enterprise 64
RAMDDR3L 1066 4GB
Storage128/256 GB SSD
I/O Interface
2x GbE LAN (Intel® I210-IT)
2x COM (2x RS-232/422/485)
2x USB 2.0 + 2x USB 3.0 + 2x Micro USB-Type B
2x PS/2 input+2x PS/2 output
VGA input, DVI input *
VGA output, DVI output,
DisplayPort (For local DP display)
2x isolated DI
Power Supply
DC Input6-36 VDC
AC InputOptional 40W AC/DC adapter
LED IndicatorsPower/Storage/WDT
Mechanical
Dimensions140 (W) x 110 (D) x 80 (H) mm / 5.5(W) x 4.3 (D) x 3.1(H) inch
Weight< 1 kg
ConstructionFull aluminium alloy
MountingWall mount, DIN rail
Communication
Communication Protocol and InterfaceDDS (Distributed Data Service), REST, MQTT *
Field Bus CommunicationModbus TCP and Modbus RTU
Environmental & Electrical
Operating TemperatureStandard: 0 to 50°C
Storage Temperature-40°C to 85°C
Humidityapprox. 95% @40°C (non-condensing)
VibrationOperating 5 Grms, 5-500Hz, 3 axes w/ SD/ SSD
ESDSSD ESD Contact +/-4 KV, Air +/-8 KV
ShockOperating 100G, half sine 11 ms duration w/ SD/mSATA SSD
EMCCE & FCC Class A (EN610006-4/EN61000-6-2)
SafetyUL by CB
Accessory package
DEX-100 KB port External Cable x1
DEX-100 MS port External Cable x1
DEX-100 External VGA Cable x1
DEX-100 External USB Cable x2
AC-DC ADAPTER 40W x1
Machine Output Display Resolution Support640x480, 800x600, 1024x768, 1152x864, 1280x720,1280x768, 1280x800, 1280x1024, 1360x768, 1400x1050, 1600x1200, 1680x1050, 1920x1080
\* call for availability # Utility Features Data Extraction via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) - Up to 500 tags - Up to 30 extraction pages • OCR speed 35ms/ROI\* \*OCR target ROI under 1080\*768 screen resolution, 52X20 pixels, Windows default font @ 9 pt. Speed may vary with resolution and font size. # Script Generation • Over 100 script commands supported • Online and offline scripting supported (with Offline reducing machine interference) • Pre-configured script loading for script deployment Data Extraction and User Full Machine Control Modes switchable by user via Hard or Soft control Event notification of machine alarm/warnings Data extraction summary page supports up to 500 rows of data Local Log File retained for up to 120 days # DEX-100 Data Extraction System Starter Kit ADLINK's DEX-100 Starter Kit verifies your data extraction environment and accelerates deployment. 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