A new HMI from Adgo maps to your existing PLCs, addressing scheme and reporting structure to keep plant procedure consistent. Configured to communicate over your existing industrial protocol, the HMI upgrades without forcing a costly rebuild of the wider control system or SCADA layer. Industrial protocol integration connects the HMI to what you already run.
This is how we integrate with existing systems:
- EtherNet/IP, the Ethernet-based protocol common on Allen-Bradley systems, links the HMI to Rockwell PLCs without added gateways.
- Modbus TCP, an open industrial protocol, ties the HMI to mixed-vendor PLCs and field devices over standard Ethernet.
- OPC UA, a platform-neutral data standard, lets the HMI exchange tags with SCADA and higher-level systems securely.
Tag and alarm mapping reuses your existing addressing, so historical SCADA trends and reports stay continuous after the swap. If your plant runs a legacy serial network, then a protocol gateway bridges the new HMI to older PLCs without rewiring the field.
A new HMI maps to your existing PLCs, addressing and protocol, so a screen upgrade does not force a control-system rebuild. See the controllers your HMI connects to on our PLC Panels page.
