The following table outlines features that are common and different between GENESIS64 Basic SCADA and GENESIS64 Advanced Application Server.Ī checkmark (✓) – The feature is included in the base license for this product.Īdd-on – The feature is not included in the base license but can be purchased as an additional add-on.Ĭan be combined – This feature is not included in the base license but can be purchased as an additional license and combined on the same system. A system with GENESIS64 must be either Basic SCADA or Advanced, not both. They cannot be installed or licensed on the same system. GENESIS64 Basic SCADA and GENESIS64 Advanced Application Server are two separate packages of the GENESIS64 suite.
See the table below for more details about what features come with GENESIS64 Basic SCADA versus GENESIS64 Advanced Application Server. Note that while Basic SCADA systems cannot include linked assets from other servers, its assets can be linked from a GENESIS64 Advanced system. They cannot be used on the real-time tab of a property. Runtime parameters of asset properties are also limited. Commanding and tree views are not available unless the AssetWorX Navigator add-on is purchased. Equipment classes (and the Bulk Asset Configurator) are not included, nor is time zone functionality, asset links (for distributed asset trees), and polling groups. Some features of AssetWorX are not included in Basic SCADA. Other features and connectivity are available as optional add-on packages, allowing users to customize their package to fit their site's specific needs. It can connect to OPC Classic, OPC UA, Mitsubishi Electric devices, and databases. The core functionality of GENESIS64 Basic SCADA includes Workbench, GraphWorX64, AlarmWorX64 Server and Logger, basic AssetWorX Server, Hyper Historian Express, RecipeWorX, WebHMI Server, and ScriptWorX64. GENESIS64 Basic SCADA systems can be WebHMI or MobileHMI servers, same as GENESIS64 Advanced.
For these features, use GENESIS64 Advanced. (Cloud licensing is still available.) Redundant GENESIS64 servers are also not available. A Basic SCADA system must connect to its own license server. Basic SCADA systems can be used standalone or as part of a larger architecture along with GENESIS64 Advanced servers.īecause GENESIS64 Basic SCADA is designed to work with single-server environments, distributed licensing is not available.
Features such as additional connectivity methods can be added on to customize the package to each site's needs. GENESIS64 Basic SCADA is a new entry-level package – the new standard for industrial automation.īasic SCADA provides the same unparalleled performance as GENESIS64 Advanced, but in a smaller, entry-level package designed to bring only the core functionality needed for a single server system without unnecessary extras. GENESIS64 Advanced is the same GENESIS64 users may be familiar with from version 10.96.1 and earlier. Users can choose one of these two packages when installing GENESIS64. GENESIS64 now comes in two "flavors": GENESIS64 Advanced and GENESIS64 Basic SCADA (also referred to as just "Basic SCADA").
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