Archie
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Has anyone ever tested and measured the maximum update rates of their HMI/SCADA software? The ControlLogix driver for AdvancedHMI is going through optimization for maximum speed and I was wondering if anyone had any benchmarks for maximum speed from the more common HMI packages.
For instance some of my measured results, a cyclical update of 1000 elements from a DINT array updates at an average of 55ms. A group of 10 mixed (non-array) DINT tags are cyclically updating at 7ms. These tests are done on a CompactLogix L35 and running over a wireless network from my laptop.
I had done a similar test with a popular OPC server and a popular .NET communication component. The update rates were about the same, but those were really only testing the driver and not the complete round trip to the HMI display. So I am wondering what can be typically expected from the big name HMI packages.
For instance some of my measured results, a cyclical update of 1000 elements from a DINT array updates at an average of 55ms. A group of 10 mixed (non-array) DINT tags are cyclically updating at 7ms. These tests are done on a CompactLogix L35 and running over a wireless network from my laptop.
I had done a similar test with a popular OPC server and a popular .NET communication component. The update rates were about the same, but those were really only testing the driver and not the complete round trip to the HMI display. So I am wondering what can be typically expected from the big name HMI packages.