The following scenarios illustrate the features and capabilities of the S4 Open family of products.Click on any example for more information.
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Over time building maintenance and building automation budgets often conflict, leading to a mix of older and newer Building Automation System components. As a result, a single enterprise system can have multiple infrastructures that are not consolidated or compatible.
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Traditionally, physically separate infrastructures require their own self contained building automation systems, even though they are part of the same enterprise.
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Using S4 Open appliances, facility managers can choose to integrate any OPC or BACnet based Human Machine Interface (HMI) that fits their needs, budget, and preference. This architecture enables you to maintain existing N2 infrastructure, while being able to manage your Building Automation System as your needs dictate. The S4 Open: OPC-N2 Router and the S4 Open: BACnet-N2 Router make these options a reality.
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Using S4 Open appliances, facility managers can choose to integrate any OPC or BACnet based Human Machine Interface (HMI) that fits their needs, budget, and preference. This architecture enables you to maintain existing N2 infrastructure, while being able to manage your Building Automation System as your needs dictate. The S4 Open: OPC-N2 Router and the S4 Open: BACnet-N2 Router make these options a reality.
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Using the S4 Open: OPC-N2 Router , facility managers can now integrate and upgrade N2 building automation systems outside of the traditional hardware and software platforms available from Johnson Controls. Legacy Metasys® M3 and M5 workstations can be upgraded to commercial off the shelf, current release, Iconics Genesis32. Your current investment in M3 or M5 graphics is retained and you get the advantage of current generation Iconics enhancements and product maintenance.
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