Jonny vs Odrid HMI

Architects and civil engineers can use Jonny to present their 3D-ViCADo-models on their smart phones or tablets. Walking through a building, free-rotation and the resizing of perspective by intuitive gestures are basic functions offered by Jonny. Jonny enables architects and civil engineers to communicate with investors, decision-makers and producing industries in an easy and effective way. Jonny is particularly beneficial for house builders, who are now able to see their new homes at the very first beginning of the planning phase and feel at home long before the topping out ceremony is celebrated. Jonny is available free of charge to everybody. Jonny-models are produced in the 3D-CAD-application ViCADo and are freely available without a license. Note: This app can only be used with Jonny-models that are given to you by your architect or civil engineer.

NOTE: Read the description CAREFULLY before downloading! Operator panel for various industrial control system. Communication over Wi-Fi or mobile internet with the protocols Modbus/TCP (Class 0 and 1), Modbus RTU class 1 and Siemens S7 Communication (ISO-on-TCP). Odrid HMI is an alternative to traditional SCADA systems and operator panels. The app supports multiple data types and has easy navigation between pages using swipe gestures or buttons. Odrid HMI is also great to use for home automation with PLCs that have e.g. Modbus/TCP protocol is implemented to remotely control and monitor lighting, ventilation, heating etc in the residence or holiday home. Advantages: Excellent technical support. Free updates. Graphic HMIs with multi touch function can be created in minutes. Free-of-charge development tool with test run feature. Virtually unlimited number of pages, objects and variables. Does not require any third-party services. Genuine native app. Features: Parameters for communication such as IP address, port number, protocol, etc. can be specified per page. Automatic polling of all variables displayed in the current page, no need for separate tag list. Many formats for numeric variables such as 16 and 32 bit integer, unsigned, hex, ASCII, float (IEEE 754), etc. Prioritized event-driven transfer to the controller. Pages are edited in the measurement unit dp (Density Independent Pixels). Life bit for monitoring the operator panel in the controller. (Function similar to coordination area in Siemens S7.) Numeric variables can be displayed as predefined text for example alarms, sequence steps etc. Detailed diagnostics of connection and communication. Variable areas for system variables, local variables and constants. Possibility of automatic return to the start page after some time of inactivity. Selectable order for high and low words of 32-bit variables in the Modbus protocol. Poll interval can be set do save data traffic or battery. Support for Baltic, Central European, Chinese (GB2312, BIG5), Cyrillic, Eastern European, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese (Shift JIS), Turkish, Vietnamese and Western character sets. Ability to test run pages in the development tool. LED-objects can be displayed as rectangles and in any size e.g. for Andon-systems. Background color for pages can be selected. Modbus Device ID can be changed with GUI objects during operation. Image buttons. Password fields. Floating point and hexadecimal number formatting. Timestamp for page files. Hyperlinks. Document information in page files. Implemented protocols in the current version: Modbus/TCP: Class 0, Function 3 and 16. Reads and writes 64,512 holding registers. Modbus/TCP: Class 1, Function 1, 2, 4 and 5. Reads 65,535 discrete inputs, 65,535 input registers and reads and writes 65,535 outputs (coils). Modbus RTU: Class 0 and 1. Siemens S7 Communication: Reads and writes 8192 bytes in datablock 1 to 4095 and in the Input, Memory and Output areas. (Default value for highest Siemens S7 databock is 255.) Free-of-charge development tool for creating the pages to be used by Odrid HMI: https://www.idea-teknik.com/odrid_hmi_download.html Manual: https://www.idea-teknik.com/odrid_hmi_manual.html Version history: https://www.idea-teknik.com/odrid_hmi_version_history.html Modbus and Modbus/TCP are registered trademarks of Schneider Automation Inc. S7 and STEP 7 are trademarks of Siemens AG.