EOSTATE Everywhere

EOSTATE Everywhere

by EOS GmbH Electro Optical Systems

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 2, 2015
  • November 24, 2017
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With EOSTATE Everywhere you can monitor the live state of your connected EOS systems. You can see the degree of completion and estimated remaining time for all running building tasks as well as detailed information about these building tasks. Detail information includes the name of a building task, its material and layer thickness, a list of parts being built, a list of events that occurred during the build (errors, warnings, infos) as well as a graphical representation of the systems sensors such as oxygen concentration, platform temperature and recoating time. For monitored systems with an installed EOSTATE PowderBed module the app will also display the powder bed images (after recoating & after exposure) for each layer. IMPORTANT: This app is only useful, if you have an EOSTATE Everywhere Server with at least one connected EOS system. Supported model types are: M400, M290, M280, P395, P396, P760, P800.
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What's New in EOSTATE Everywhere

1.1

November 24, 2017

Minimum required server version The new version of the EOSTATE Everywhere iOS app requires an EOSTATE Everywhere server of version 2.2.0 or newer. If you try to connect with a server running an earlier version of EOSTATE Everywhere, the app will refuse to connect! Display of additional images for the analysis of the building process In addition to the images from the "Powder bed" monitoring system displayed in the past, it is now possible to display also images from the "Meltpool Monitoring" and "Exposure OT" monitoring systems. It is a prerequisite that the related monitoring systems are installed on the related machine. General improvements The app is now more stable in relation to the depiction of machines that are in an exceptional state (e.g. after the machine software has stopped responding or cancellation of the building process).

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