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New Automation Software from WAGO

November 3, 2015

Image: WAGO
Image: WAGO
e!COCKPIT: driving rapid development of automation projects
 
WAGO’s new software development environment e!COCKPIT supports automation tasks, from hardware configuration, programming, networking and simulation to visualization – in one easy-to-use, intuitive package.
 
e!COCKPIT offers a seamless synchronized platform for automation development, allowing engineers to develop applications quickly and conveniently, slashing their time-to-market.
 
According to WAGO, advantages include:
  • Configuration, network management, programming and diagnostics all in one application
  • Programming based on standard IEC 61131 languages
  • Embedded  CODESYS Version 3 
  • Familiar development environment with intuitive tools 
  • Built in HTML 5 visualization tool
  • Built in software libraries to achieve development goals faster
 
Optimized to work with the PFC200, e!COCKPIT  helps users leverage the multiple fieldbus compatibility, modular design and high-processing speed of the PFC200 to reduce system costs and tap into virtually unlimited application possibilities, WAGO said.
 
The software is available as a free 30-day evaluation download.

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