Efficiency in the Studio design environment is a major focus. Version 13 introduces several new native objects and symbols that reduce the need for custom scripting.
Improved support for high-resolution displays (4K) ensures that graphics scale properly without pixelation.
Data is only useful if it’s legible. Version 13 enhances the tool, allowing operators to overlay disparate data points—like alarms and real-time process values—on a single timeline. This "contextualized" data view helps operators pinpoint exactly what happened in the seconds leading up to a fault. 5. Security and Infrastructure factorytalk view se version 13
The standout theme of Version 13 is connectivity. This version is designed to live within the ecosystem, facilitating a more seamless bridge between on-premise operations and cloud-based analytics. This integration allows for easier management of software entitlements and simplifies the deployment of applications across distributed networks. 2. Evolution of FactoryTalk ViewPoint
Whether you are a system integrator or a plant manager, Version 13 introduces several pivotal shifts designed to simplify the user experience while hardening security. 1. Enhanced Integration with FactoryTalk Hub Efficiency in the Studio design environment is a major focus
Enhanced integration with Windows Active Directory and modern authentication protocols ensures that only authorized personnel can make setpoint changes.
One of the historic gripes with web clients was the lack of feature parity with the desktop "thick" client. Version 13 narrows this gap, allowing more complex animations and alarming features to translate directly to the browser. 3. Streamlined Development with New Objects Data is only useful if it’s legible
Integration with Logix controllers is tighter than ever. Version 13 makes it easier to pull extended property data and "instruction-faceplate" information directly from the controller, saving hours of manual tagging. 4. Data Driven Insights: Trending and Alarming